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[onlooker]

need some input guys what do you guys think i should do, i was offered a trade (PPR league):

I give B.Marshall and Mendenhall for Steven Jackson OR Roddy White for Steven Jackson

My current roster:
QB: Eli and R. Fitz
RB: Chris Johnson, Mendenhall, Jacobs, Battle, and Knowshon
WR: Roddy White, Miles Austin, B.Marshall, Brandon Lloyd, Antonio Brown
TE: Jimmy Graham and Fred Davis

I would probably go with getting rid of Mendy and Marshall for Steven Jackson. Jackson is a good PPR RB. You are solid at WR even if you lose Marshall. Do not get rid of Roddy White.

What players are on the Free Agent list you can pick up to fill your vacant spot after the trade?

[solecrazy]

I would probably go with getting rid of Mendy and Marshall for Steven Jackson. Jackson is a good PPR RB. You are solid at WR even if you lose Marshall. Do not get rid of Roddy White.

What players are on the Free Agent list you can pick up to fill your vacant spot after the trade?

problem about that is that we only had 10 acquistions and i've already used my 10 for the season. just been having bad luck with players hitting the IR

[onlooker]

problem about that is that we only had 10 acquistions and i've already used my 10 for the season. just been having bad luck with players hitting the IR

Oh. Didn't know you have a limit on moves. Well you don't want to be left with a short bench. See if he would throw some other player in the mix, with that Mendy/Marshall trade.

[Speedy88]

Pick 1 WR:

Stevie Johnson vs NYJ (REVIS ALERT!!!)
Michael Crabtree @ WAS
Jon Baldwin vs MIA

[solecrazy]

i tried to get jabar gaffney, his least valuable player and he declined so i have no idea what to do haha. im might just cut my losses and have a short bench because roddy white is finally healthy.

[onlooker]

i tried to get jabar gaffney, his least valuable player and he declined so i have no idea what to do haha. im might just cut my losses and have a short bench because roddy white is finally healthy.

What is your record to date? Are you struggling? Your team don't really look that bad, and if CJ gets his sh!t together, you will be good. Just not this week, I bet the Bengals ML.

You could make up points by getting the right defense in your line-up each week.

[onlooker]

Pick 1 WR:

Stevie Johnson vs NYJ (REVIS ALERT!!!)
Michael Crabtree @ WAS
Jon Baldwin vs MIA

Jonathan Baldwin. Best match-up of the three. Plus he is big and has good hands.

[ttwarrior1]

don't like baldwin against miami, i like crabtree or s johnson

[Speedy88]

Yeah I'ma roll with the Crabman. He is the #1 WR, and Smith looks for him a lot in the redzone.

I got Nicks and Stevie Johnson as my WR's. Nicks is doubtful for tomorrow, and Stevie is going to be left on Revis island. Going with DHB and Crabtree for tomorrow.

[solecrazy]

What is your record to date? Are you struggling? Your team don't really look that bad, and if CJ gets his sh!t together, you will be good. Just not this week, I bet the Bengals ML.

You could make up points by getting the right defense in your line-up each week.

im actually on a 5 game losing streak but i still have a chance to make the playoffs. i just happen to get "lucky" and have one of my opponents player put up 30+ points.

@ speedy88 Nicks didnt travel so hes out

http://espn.go.com/new-york/nfl/story/_/id/7195183/new-york-giants-ahmad-bradshaw-hakeem-nicks-david-baas-travel-vs-new-england-patriots

[Tigers1230]

Who would you start this week? Steven Jackson or Beanie Wells?

[onlooker]

Who would you start this week? Steven Jackson or Beanie Wells?

Steven Jackson.

Also, they have Beanie listed as QUESTIONABLE.

[Speedy88]

Yeah go with Steven Jackson until he slows down. He has scored double digit fantasy points in every game he has played, even the game where he only got 2 carries lol. SJax still has a lot left in the tank, even with all the years he has been the feature back for STL.

[onlooker]

Yeah I'ma roll with the Crabman. He is the #1 WR, and Smith looks for him a lot in the redzone.

VD is their first choice in the Red Zone.

Crabtree would be my 2nd choice after J.Baldwin. I'm just looking for big things from J.Baldwin from here on out.

Get your win.

[Winning oasis]

RB question tomorrow PLEASE......... I need to pick 2 ......... WELLS / GORE/ Fred Jackson. I am thinking Gore and Jackson but Wells is running against St Louis but is his knee going to be a problem? Im 7-1 in the league but playing the guy in 2nd place and need this game. THANKS.

[Speedy88]

VD is their first choice in the Red Zone.

Crabtree would be my 2nd choice after J.Baldwin. I'm just looking for big things from J.Baldwin from here on out.

Get your win.

Yeah thanks man. I'm 4-4 in fantasy, but my team is looking real nice. My RB's are Arian Foster, Fred Jackson and Steven Jackson. If Romo actually got his act together, my team could consistently put up 110-120 each week.

I'm used to starting Nicks and Stevie J, who are usually good for at least 20-25 points combined. Kinda nervous about going with Crabtree and DHB, but on the other hand, my opponent is starting Sidney Rice and Plaxico. So hopefully that kind of evens it out.

[onlooker]

RB question tomorrow PLEASE......... I need to pick 2 ......... WELLS / GORE/ Fred Jackson. I am thinking Gore and Jackson but Wells is running against St Louis but is his knee going to be a problem? Im 7-1 in the league but playing the guy in 2nd place and need this game. THANKS.

I would go Gore and Freddy. I understand wanting to start a RB against the Rams, but you don't want to be left hanging with Beanie going down.

[onlooker]

Yeah thanks man. I'm 4-4 in fantasy, but my team is looking real nice. My RB's are Arian Foster, Fred Jackson and Steven Jackson. If Romo actually got his act together, my team could consistently put up 110-120 each week.

I'm 4-4 as well. I have had the toughest schedule in my league, and have the highest scoring team. My schedule gets easier the next few weeks, starting this week.

I hope Jahvid Best comes back next week, as he is my 2nd best RB. My fill-ins have been doing me good though. Pierre, Starks and Morris (Dropped for this week, but will look to get him back next week). McCoy is my #1 and my hero. My WR's are good in White, Smith (CAR), Wayne, Heyward-Bey and J.Baldwin. I need Stafford to continue what he is doing for me to have a shot at this leagues championship.

Lions defense has won me a couple weeks, so they are my MVP's.

[UntilTheNDofTimE]

Need advice on who to start

Mendenhall Jacobs Greene(pick 2)


Garcon or boldin

PPR league

Mcfadden and adrian peterson are out so i got limited options

[ttwarrior1]

boldin and at rb , id go mendenhall , 2nd rb is a tough one, id go greene, any chance m bush available

[onlooker]

Need advice on who to start

Mendenhall Jacobs Greene(pick 2)


Garcon or boldin

PPR league

Mcfadden and adrian peterson are out so i got limited options

RB: Mendenhall and Greene. (I think the Giants air it out more often tomorrow.)
WR: Garcon (Colts will play from behind, and seems to be Painters go to guy. I hate it, because I have Wayne.)

[UntilTheNDofTimE]

boldin and at rb , id go mendenhall , 2nd rb is a tough one, id go greene, any chance m bush available

Nope once mcfadden original left game last 2 weeks ago i tried to snag him but he was gone.

[gryfyn1]

what are your thought of pairing back in a one-week salary cap league.

Such as this week(100K cap):

Helu (3.3K) & Torrian (4.7K)

or

Chris Johnson (8.4K) and Javon ringer (6.4K)

[allenc85]

Got two teams, both with Ryan Mathews as an option, and I need to pick one player;

Team 1 - Mathews, Mike Williams, or Daniel Thomas
Teams 2 - Mathews, Willis McGahee, or Roy Helu

I'm leaning Williams and McGahee... need some input, thanks

[allenc85]

Also, would you play Vernon Davis, Kevin Walter, or Damian Williams at a flex spot?

[ttwarrior1]

vernon

[ttwarrior1]

williams mcgahee

[ttwarrior1]

what are your thought of pairing back in a one-week salary cap league.

Such as this week(100K cap):

Helu (3.3K) & Torrian (4.7K)

or

Chris Johnson (8.4K) and Javon ringer (6.4K)

chris johnson

[paco]

Bush or Thomas (active)

quick.

[allenc85]

Michael Bush, yes, Reggie Bush, coin toss but probably would over DT

[paco]

Michael Bush, yes, Reggie Bush, coin toss but probably would over DT

Yea, between Reggie Bush and Thomas. I end up keeping Reggie in there. Lets hope it works out.

[UntilTheNDofTimE]

RB: Mendenhall and Greene. (I think the Giants air it out more often tomorrow.)
WR: Garcon (Colts will play from behind, and seems to be Painters go to guy. I hate it, because I have Wayne.)

This is basically what i was going to do. Greene and mendenhall and Garcon. Nicks ended up getting scratched so Boldin was a automatic play as well to replace him. I ended up losing by 2 points. I had Garcon in my flex, if i started Jacobs over Garcon or Greene i would have won my matchup. Oh how fantasy comes down to these decisions. Now i drop down into a 5 way tie for 1st place as the top 3 teams all lost this week.

[Sidetracked]

ive got madd wrs, vincent jackson roddy white steve johnson antonio brown jordy nelson and jerome simpson...who would you guys trade out of that bunch cause i need a RB before my trade deadline(currently going with blount and dannywoodhead)

[Hulk32ster]

Would you trade Andre Johnson for either of these 3 WR's, Roddy White, Dez Bryant or AJ Green?
There is a chance that Andre will come back this week, but then he has a bye in Week 11.
Im on a two game losing streak, because im weak at WR. My other WR's are Hakeen Nicks, who didnt play this week and im not sure if he will play next week, Santonio Holmes, and Mike Williams (Bucs).

Im currently 5-4, and tied for 2nd place. I know Andre Johnson is a better player when healthy, but im not sure if in my situation it would be better to go with stabality, than a player that who knows will play at peak level once he returns (Andre Johnson). I know im going to need another good receiver for Week 11, since johnson is going to be on a bye anyway.

On the contrary, Johnson will be the better man if i were to make the playoffs and he plays at peak level.....what do you guys think?

[ttwarrior1]

Fantasy: Waiver Wire – Week 10
November 8th, 2011 | Author: Alessandro Miglio

Quarterbacks:

Carson Palmer — Raiders ($8 FAAB value)

The dark horseman of the Raiderpocalypse rode this past Sunday, and his name was Carson Palmer. Unfortunately it did not translate to a victory for the Raiders, but Palmer surprised a few pundits by playing well — he was throwing lasers all over the field, albeit a few of them with Storm Trooper accuracy. He should get better as he continues to learn the offense and get more comfortable with the bevy of weapons at his disposal, though he does face tougher defenses down the line.

Matt Moore — Dolphins ($3)

The Dolphins are all but out of the Suck for Luck Sweepstakes™ in no small part thanks to Matt Moore and his incredibly efficient outing at Kansas City in which he notched a 147.3 NFL rating. He has quietly increased his fantasy output over the past five games, putting up great numbers against the Chiefs on the road. Is he a great fantasy option for the rest of the season? No. He is, however, a decent plug against the Redskins and Bills in the next couple of weeks.

Christian Ponder — Vikings ($4)

Ponder was in last week’s waiver wire, this is just a reminder to go get him if he is available. He has played well since he took over for Donovan McNabb as the latest rookie to pick up a NFL offense like it was an elementary math course.

Running Backs:

Reggie Bush — Dolphins ($5)

Last Sunday was the perfect storm for Reggie to have a good game — Daniel Thomas hampered with an injury combined with a subpar Kansas City rush defense led to a pretty good day for Bush. Seems like déjà vu, right? This time Steve Slaton was not around to vulture a TD away from Bush, and he had a great fantasy day. I would say not to be fooled, but two weeks is a trend. I am starting to think the Dolphins do not trust Thomas, and they are starting to play to Bush’s strengths. He is a worthwhile pickup, especially in PPR leagues.

Brandon Jacobs — Giants ($8)

Ahmad Bradshaw’s broken foot is tricky because it is not serious enough to officially rule him out for any period of time, meaning he could sneak into the starting lineup at any time. Jacobs performed well in Bradshaw’s absence, catching four passes to go with his 72 rushing yards and touchdown. He averaged 4.0 YPC against a pretty good defensive front, and any fears about Danny Ware or Da’Rel Scott eating into his playing time were washed away with his good performance. He is a good fantasy option as long as Bradshaw is out.

Chris Ogbannaya — Browns ($4)

Should you give up on Silent G? Maybe. I am betting his owner is going to do just that after a poor performance against the Texans. The thing is that Ogbonnaya is the only real option the Browns have for the foreseeable future. Being the lead back has value, even if that back screws the pooch on his first try. I would give him another shot this week.

James Starks — Packers ($5)

In case Starks is lurking on the waiver wire, this is a good time to pick him up. The Packers are not scoring many touchdowns on the ground this season, but Starks has staked his claim to the majority of the playing time in that high octane offense. He is averaging 4.6 YPC, and getting better, and that could net him a big fantasy score or two before the year is out if he can get into the end zone.

Mark Ingram — Saints ($16)

Has the Ingram owner in your league given up on him in a panic? Grab him. Now. Ingram has been held out because of a bruised heel, but he should be back soon and reprise his role as the starter and majority stake holder in playing time. Pierre Thomas’ good play may cut into Ingram’s playing time, but he has played well behind Ingram before and he will do it again when Ingram comes back from injury.

Roy Helu — Redskins ($7)

Half of me wants me to just put the words “STAY AWAY” on here — Mike Shanahan continued his shenanigans by inserting Helu as the starter last week, and all he did was have a monster PPR game, granted it was largely in part to John Beck’s ineffectiveness and propensity to check down. Most telling is that Ryan Torain played a total of four snaps to Helu’s 65. That is a trend, as Helu also played more snaps in week 8. It seems like Helu has taken the reins as the running back to own in the Redskins backfield, but the offense leaves something to be desired.

Wide Receivers:

Laurent Robinson — Cowboys ($9)

Pop goes Miles Austin’s hamstring — again. Even without Austin in the lineup, Robinson has gotten a good number of targets during his tenure in Dallas. Now that he will be starting opposite Dez Bryant, he will be an excellent injury fill-in for the next few weeks at least. Robinson was targeted five times and caught a touchdown after Austin exited the game. Tony Romo has looked his way a good bit, and the fantasy gods have given him a chance to shine in the fantasy realm once more.

Jacoby Ford / Denarius Moore — Raiders ($6 / $8)

It looks as though Ford was the answer to the question, “Who will be the biggest beneficiary when Carson Palmer is the starter?” He doubled his season yardage and scored his first touchdown in Palmer’s first start. The veteran quarterback seemed to favor Moore throughout the game against the Broncos, though targeting him 12 times, double the amount he targeted the next-best guy, Jacoby Ford. This offense seems to be back on track, especially with Darren McFadden on his way back. If an owner gave up on one of these guys in your league, they are good pickups going forward.

Earl Bennett — Bears ($6)

Bennett’s return was huge for Jay Cutler and the Bears, as together they shredded the Philadelphia defense. If Bennett can stay healthy, he is clearly one of Cutler’s favorite targets, especially in clutch situations. Bennett seems to thrive against the Eagles, though, and the Bears have inexplicably underutilized their best receiver. Still, if they can continue to keep Cutler clean and Matt Forte continues to keep defenses honest, Bennett might finally start to pay off as a fantasy option.

Tight Ends:

Anthony Fasano — Dolphins ($1)

Fasano erupted against the suddenly-hapless Chiefs for two touchdowns. The problem? Those were the only two catches of the game for him, bringing him up to a total of 12 for the season. The Dolphins looked like a different team this past week, but Fasano is a desperation pickup. Do so at your own risk.

Jacob Tamme — Colts ($1)

What a difference a year makes. Last year he would have been the waiver wire pickup MVP were it not for one Michael Vick. This year? He is barely worth your attention, as the Colts are the clear leaders in the Andrew Luck Sweepstakes™. With Curtis Painter steadily losing his job to Dan Orlovsky, Tamme will not see nearly the offensive production he did last year, but he is worth a flier in deep leagues where you absolutely need a tight end.