What running plays do you have out of the spread offense?
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The two most obvious I can think of: 1. the RB or QB draw 2. WR end-around, especially if the WR is sent in motion before the snap. There are a couple others like the QB/RB roll-out or QB pitches forward to the RB up the middle.
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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
383135
I generally push hard into it and leave a ball deep in the pocket.  Playing catch also helps
63536
I love playing football but i would say it depends what position you play. i played RB hated it now FS and love it
747715
you def. have to go with A. bryant and driver this weekend, henry is up against the balt. def. and we know how good they are and moss has some tough matchups against good cornerbacks....as for driver and bryant well bryant is up against minnesota and we saw how bad their pass def. is on monday night against new england and driver is the only option for favre and now with green back def. can't just focus on the pass anymore which will open up a lot more routes for driver and if you are goin against a guy with Alex smith then you def. go with bryant that way you atleast cancel each other out on TD's to bryant
959673
Now - Jim Brown.\nFuture - Ladanian Tomlinson (tonight he broke three TD records previously held by Brown, and he's on pace to break every career rushing record that matters.)
774401
well considering that your receiver is just back from surgery why don't you run the ball more. and maybe pretend to throw it and then to a quarterback sneak. you'd be surprised how much you can fool the other team but don't do it so often cause then the other team will catch on. get your receiver in the game and just throw the ball to him and make him run it out of bounds until you reach your end zone and then just sneak it into the end zone...believe me it works
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I don't think Huard is a good option. Even though he is doing decently, he doesn't throw as many TD's as the other QB's available. Especially with Larry Johnson on that team. I would go with either Kitna and Romo as they are facing two of the worst passing defenses this year. But personally, I'm playing Romo just because the Redskins allowed 11 TD's with only 2 INT's. Plus it's the Cowboys vs Redskins, so you know the coaching staff with work harder to win this game. And lastly, Romo is only getting better, after completing 66% for a TD and 250+ yards, his numbers will only improve.
788261
Go Deuce.\nAlexander has to prove he can run the ball with that ankle before I'd waste a start on him.
820778
Receivers seem to think they are better than the team and they are too flashy for my liking.  Meanwhile guys like Troy Brown of the Patriots quietly breaks his team's career record for catches, and he also plays in the defensive secondary as an extra defensive back.  Now THAT is a team player!
922014
That is a complete Toss-up, albeit, a good one to have.\n\nI agree that Tiki is the best...however if the league you are playing in doesn't give a lot of points for good yardage, then you really need to start the person that will guarantee you at least one TD. And we all know that Brandon Jacobs will steal the TD that Tiki has a chance of getting.\n\nA-Train and Foster will have a field day againt the Texans/Rams D's, check to see which one has a higher percentage of TD's per game and choose that one.\n\nAlso, how has Tiki's play been on Monday nights this year?
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Gotta take Bulger (lit up AZ last time,yes I know he's banged up)\nI like Campbell against that overrated Atl D\nand beleive it or not, Vince Young!  May be playing from behind and Indy is just average defensively.  Philly can't stop the run so look for Carolina to feed DeAngelo and DeShaun a bunch\n\nGood luck!
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Bernard Berrian\nBerrian has a great matchup against a bad Minnesota Defense which is ranked 31st against the pass, giving up 242.5 yards per game. Also, the Minnesota Run Defense only allows an average of 56.6 yards per game, which will force the Bears to pass the ball more offensively.\n\nSantana Moss\nMoss also has a great matchup against a poor Atlanta Pass Defense which is ranked 30th against the pass, giving up 241.3 yards per game.\n\nTerry Glen\nGlen also has a favorable matchup against a New York Giants Pass Defense which is ranked 18th against the pass, giving up 215.2 yards per game.
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id go with leinart against st louis as st loius is horrible defensively, and they will probably put a lot of points so it will be a shootout.  And arizona completely abandoded the run last week rushing a total of 6 times for a measely 8 yards.  But if Bulger gets healthy by sunday u'd have to start him against a team as bad as arizona, but if bulger is questionable go with leinart
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1) If you want to drop one for another skill position go ahead.  You have two pretty good kickers and they are usually a little easier to come by.\n\n2) Atlanata added DE John Abraham from the Jets this offseason and S Lawyer Milloy both great pickups for an already good defence.  You might wanna put that Seattle defence on the pine for awhile.\n\n3) Rod Smith should become the #2 receiver behind Javon Walker so his numbers will probly go down to the level of an inconsistent Jerry Porter.  You can platoon but i don't think you will be happy with the production or lack of.  Holt and Fitzgerald are absolutely solid though so I wouldn't worry too much.\n\n4) Both of these running backs are looking to go nowhere but up in Fantasy production.  Reuben Droughens had a good year last year and is surrounded by a better team and Foster will get the bulk of the carries and should have his breakout year if he can stay healthy.\n\n5)  If you want to I would go for Pollard out of that list just because of the addition of Mike Martz to detroits formely lack luster offense.\n\nHope this helps.
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I have a little expertise on this subject, this play has gotten me and the guys to national championships and has won local leagues.  Any time we need a few yards for sure this is what we do... (a bit similar to the previous answer..) :  line one receiver up directly to the right of the center (if the qb is left handed simply reverse the positions and send the receivers the other direction), whichever receiver has the slowest defender covering him, that is which ever receiver keeps coming back to the huddle saying "I'M WIDE OPEN", should be lined up almost all the way to the left sideline.  after the snap the two receivers in the middle of the field take about 3 steps (depending on how much yardage is needeed) and then they both break hard left leaving about 2 feet between them for the wide out receiver to run between them.  there is nowhere for the defender of the wide out receiver to go except behind his man through the hole which gives him a step on his defender while everyone else is going the complete other direction.  this play is very simple and when perfected there are several variations of it that can be easy to execute.  email me for a diagram of the play!!!!  good luck
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Depends on which guy on the defense you're responsible for blocking. MLB, OLB, FS etc. also depends on what play your coach designs for you. your coach can fill you in regarding these questions.\n\nGood luck