I would start Derrick Mason, hands down. Baltimore's offense is only ranked 14th in p...
I would start Derrick Mason, hands down. Baltimore's offense is only ranked 14th in passing, but when you put them up against the second worst defense against the pass, the bills, it's looking mighty good. I'd also start Welker, he's more of a possesion receiver and receptions are going to be everything against Miami since their defense is ranked 6th in passing. The last receiver I'd go with is Engram. Branch is dealing with an injury and might not see playing time again this week. Seattle is a top 10 passing offense, going up against a middle of the road passing defense.
I think this is a rather easy situation.
RB: Parker
RB: Alexander
WR: Wayne
WR: Burleson...
I think this is a rather easy situation.
RB: Parker RB: Alexander
WR: Wayne WR: Burleson WR: Welker
I like Alexander because St. Louis is at the bottom of the league against the run...and the reason I didn't pick Santonio Holmes is because Denver has one of the worst rushing defenses, but one of the best passing defenses.
I would not accept it. It would be dumb on your part. TJ and the Bengals have a dominati...
I would not accept it. It would be dumb on your part. TJ and the Bengals have a dominating offense and Cooley is one of the only guys the Redskins have that is healthy and can catch.
Go Brees, their passing offense is averaging almost 30 yards more per game than the jaguar...
Go Brees, their passing offense is averaging almost 30 yards more per game than the jaguars. And then on the defensive side, Atlanta's defense is allowing almost 50 more yards passing per game than the Colts.
I'd give away Alexander and Jacobs. Alexander isn't doing much this year, and peo...
I'd give away Alexander and Jacobs. Alexander isn't doing much this year, and people think of him as an elite RB, which gives you more trade value. Jacobs has Ward right behind him and right now the Giants are splitting carries.
