Who would be a good fantasy coaching staff for NFL football?
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How about\n\nHead Coach: Bill Belichek\nOffensive:  Norm Chow\nDeffensive: Nick Saban\nSpecial Tm: Mike Sweatman
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For RBS choose Barber and Addai.\n\nFor WRs choose Plaxico, Hines, and Moss.
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Tough one- but what are you counting? TDs? Yardage from scrimmage? Probably either Tomlinson or Alexander if you ignore the Priest Holmes years, Tiki if you're talking yardage...\n\nJim Harbaugh\n\nKeena Turner\n\nPlenty... Eric Dickerson, Barry Sanders to start\n\n3. Eric Dickerson, Terrell Davis and Jamal Lewis\n\nJon Gruden, da Bucs
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Maurice Morris is Best Choice\n\nCadillacWilliams cant get out of second gear this season... you will be better off not using him until he gets his offensive line healthy again.\n\nGood Luck
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As surprising as it sound, I would go with LJ, Hasselbeck, and Branch and here's my reason why:\n\n1) Bulger has been great this season; MVP candidate to be in fact. However, I really don't like his durability because he has been injured in the past and I fear that injuries might hit him again, but as long as he stays healthy, he'll do fine. Ward is a great reciever and with Rothseliberger playing well again, Ward has been a recipeint of that success; but what if B-Roth slumps again? If that happens, then Ward is basically useless in the passing game. "Fast" Willie Parker is emerging as one of the best backs around, but he's not going to run 200 yards every game. The offense is built around the running game and that benefits Parker. However, without a solid veteran like Bettis to take some snaps away from him, Parker might be running out of gas if he doesn't get some rest during games. Plus, his small stature might hurt him if he gets hurt. Jacksonville defense has been exceptional again this year, but they don't put up much defensive points up like Baltimore or Chicago, even though Baltimore gives up more points than Jax. If they give high scores and don't do much on defense, then they might be in trouble if there all around defense doesn't show or if the offense doesn't click with Garrard in center. If the offense doesn't play well, then defense will get tired.\n\n2) LJ, next to LT, is the MVP in fantasy football. What makes LJ special is that he's in the system that allows him to put big numbers. No matter who they play or what condition is in, LJ will have a great game week by week, good or bad (Just look at what happen during the last few weeks of the season for LJ when he took over for Priest Holmes last season) and can carry a fantasy team to victory by himself. Hasselbeck is injured but he has enough faith by Mike Holmgren to play when he comes back. There is a reason why Seneca Wallace is the backup and that reason could put Hasselbeck during the stretch when it counts the most. Branch is benefiting from the emergence of D-Jax and Jeremey "I got kick on the balls" Stevens, so Branch should see single coverage from defense, which leads to more passes coming to him in the near future, with either Wallace or Hasselbeck on center. I don't need to tell you how great the Chicago defense has been this season.
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I would say Mario, a good RB is hard to get but a GREAT DE is much much harder to get your hands on. Super Mario will definetly be a great addition to a team that needs defensive talent. Bush is definetly talented, but sometimes you wonder, especially in that LenDale White and him almost shared the carries last year, and you can be as fast as you want but if you are not durable it wont help.
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#1:Reggie Bush,I know the Texans have the ReturnMan Spot locked down(Jerome Mathis 66 Returns 1610 Yds 2 Tds,Rookie,Pro Bowl) but so many people r saying that Domanick Davis Is such a great back but he didnt have very good stats( 976 Yards and 2 rushing TDs;but he did have 4 recieving TDs) but that isnt good enough to win u many games and Reggie can produce much more than that.(Reppin SE 619!!!)\n\n#2:Saints;They cannot trade down,They should draft Mario Williams,NC State he has great potential and amazing talent he remind me of Julius Peppers who was drafted #2 overall\nand they are similar in size and playing style          (JP:6-7,283;MW:6-7,290)\n\n#3:Matt Leinart,Titans Offensive Coordinator Norm Chow was M.L.'s Oc at USC so he knows him pretty well and with Mc Nair Probably Leaving they'll need him..\n\nSE 619
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Palmer=blowing up now\nBarber=going against the worst rushing DEF in NFL\nSmith=Dont ever not play this man\nBaltimore=Second best DEF this year for fantasy\nGould=Best kicker this year fantasy wise\nWard=He will put up points for sure\nWestbrook=He is playing Tennesee\nBush=Cinci is giving up alot on the ground and in the air\n\nStick with that and your in there like swimwear\n\nGood Luck
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I would start Houshmanzadeh, because Palmer is on fire and you get double points if he catches a TD, Muhsin Muhammad, because Minnesota's pass defense is terrible, and Chris Chambers because he is the Dolphins best WR and they are going to throw more with Ronnie Brown out. Good luck.
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Gary Kubiak Denver Broncos offensive coordinator is the lead candidate.  i think that would be a great hire.  look what he has done in denver with a quarterback that everyone had written off.
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I will go with Tomlinson. He is multi-talented as both a runner and a receiver, and has even been known to throw a TD pass on occasion. Last fall, I trembled every time my fantasy opponent had him!!
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Most likely nothing. Their depth is proportionate to their offense - no one star has been there , as a pure WR with gaudy numbers. Personally I think the position is over rated. I would take a quality RB who can run and catch over a T.O. - because last time I checked - a WR has never single handedly won a SUper Bowl. They require a good QB throw, good offensive scheme to open up the back field and some luck. N.E. will continue to win , similiar to the Steelers without the gaudy WR. Their depth is the ability to block, catch, run simple routes and dont fumble.
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I would go with Morris.  His offense is clicking in the passing game which will, and has, opened up lanes in the running game.  Their run offense is still not that good but it is decent.  \n\nGado is splitting carries and it will probably only be a matter of time before Lundy takes the starting job completely.\n\nFargas seemed to get more touches when LaMont was out with injuries than Jordan got when he was in.  I don't know if this was due to Shell trying to be tricky and do what he thought the defenses would think he wouldn't do with LaMont out and try to run with an inferior back(I hate the way LaMont has been utilized this year; he is one of the best RB catching the ball out of the backfield and with that O-line they should have run a lot more screens where they let the defense attack and get the ball over them and run the hell out of it, bastards.  Sorry, I had to vent).  But, the fact of the matter is, is that when Fargas gets the touches he doesn't do anything with them because he isn't very good.  His YPC is barely 3.\n\nDisclaimer, I do not know which defenses these players are playing and I would play Fargas over Morris if Fargas is playing a Houston and Morris is playing a Minnesota.  At this level of back, not very good, matchups are extremely important and Fargas does have some good matchups during weeks 14, 15, and 16.
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Chester Taylor for sure, the right side of his OL is wicked good. For the others, i would pick MD Jones, he is gonna get goal line carries and Kevin Jones is gonna lose them to Marion Barber. All others are inconsistent.
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Michael Huff from Texas would be an ideal pick for the Lions.  They need a threat at Safety and Terrance Holt isn't it.  Holt can play both S and CB.  Plus, the Lions always need depth in the secondary because they always have injury problems with that part of the defense.  The Lions biggest need is in the offensive line, but there is no one outside Furgeson worth taking with the pick.  If A.J. Hawk were to fall (which he won't fall past the 49ers) the Lions would be happy to grab him.  I do believe that your selections of Offensive Lineman are great.
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Oh, I remember the days of "sootball."  A mixture of softball and football where the PQB (Pitching Quarterback) would use his wicket to knock the softfoot out of the pitch.\n\nWhat memories.\n\nIf you meant fantasy football, that is an insane question.  Whom are you referring to when you ask "who?"  I guess I have the best fantasy football team because I don't know who else to compare my team to.