Fantasy Chalk Talk...
I'm just going to go down my roster, not in the draft order, but feel free to offer comments criticisms, etc.
QB Hasselback, Bledsoe
RB Portis, Edge, C. Dillion, C. Taylor
WR D. Mason, D. Jackson, J. Porter
TE Cooley
K N. Rackers
DF Washington
A 'Skins heavy draft, mostly by accident. I have Bledsoe, Portis, and Porter on the bench week one. I'm more scared of Porter's injury than Mason's and I'm pretty sure Portis will be sitting. Bledsoe has Jax while Hasselback has Det. Pretty easy call there.
I've got my Cig and Blindfold. Let me have it.
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nice running backs
i'm no fantasy expert.
but i did stay at a holiday inn express last night.
by redskins4adam on Sep 6, 2006 4:57 AM EDT reply actions
What pick did you have?
I got Cooley in both my drafts.
I'm actually on a
I love/hate Fantasy Football.
Last Pick...
I like Mason as a pick. Jackson's a strong #2. I kinda got stuck with Porter.
It's a 2RB,2WR,1W/R set up, so I'm kinda playing to my strengths and playing another RB.
I might try to get another solid WR, but for now I'm sticking with it.
As for week 1...
QB P. Manning (Backup's injured Rothlisberger)
RB W. Dunn, F. Gore, R. Brown (Mia)
WR R. Moss, L. Evens, R. Brown (Phi), Ro. Williams
TE B. Watson (your old friend)
K D. Akers
DE Indy
She, (yes, she) hasn't posted her starters yet. I'm guessing Moss and R. Brown (up against Hou's secondary) at WR.
RB's a lot harder. I'd start Gore (@ Ari) and it's a toss up between Dunn (@Car) and Brown (@Pit) for the second spot.
The swing spot will be tough. Evens is at NE, Williams has Sea and the other RB.
I have a feeling Watson is going to torch Buf's defense.
Akers is always money.
I think a win depends on the New York (football) Giants offense against Indy's D.
I hate betting on/against a Manning.
She finally posted...
Brown(Mia), Dunn at RB
and Brown(Phi) at W/R
I'm glad. I still think Gore tears up ARI.
Oh, and for those who don't like my Mason pick (after rejoining McNair)... name the 2 players who have had more yards than him in the last 3 years.
umm...
marvin harrison
and
torry holt
by redskins4adam on Sep 7, 2006 1:53 AM EDT up reply actions
For the record...
Contract extension...
More like finger extensions...
R. Brown ran for 30 yards and ended up with 18+ points...
You have that much faith in Williams?
And other than Gore, the RBs are gonna have a tough time of it.
I like my week match ups a lot better than hers.
I think people tend...
RBs are more influenced by week-to-week matchups, but I'd rather have a RB facing a tough schedule than a WR facing an easy one anyways. They produce more fantasy points.
That's my point...
Even using your DVOA website, they are 2 and 3 respectively. Pit's even #1 against the run. so, that's my theory.
The only thing I will concede is that both ATL and MIA are run-first offenses. Dunn will get more looks and TDs without Duckett. Same for Brown without Williams, unless Suggs works out.
Just my thoughts.
DVOA
That said, if I draft Ronnie Brown and Warrick Dunn in fantasy football, I'm playing them 16 games. Both guys could potentially have touchdowns against even the best running defenses in the league; the same cannot be said of bubble fantasy players like Gore, Evans, and Reggie Brown.
I solved the 4-spot dilemma
by Burgundy and Gold on Sep 6, 2006 11:31 PM EDT reply actions
what to expect this year from cooley?
don't count on it
by Burgundy and Gold on Sep 8, 2006 1:43 AM EDT up reply actions
To second that...
Last year as a rare oddity H-Back he saw some looks he might not get this year, but missed some receptions he otherwise might've gotten as a pure tight end -- like BnG said.
























