Who will have a better game, Hines Ward or Darrell Jackson?
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hines ward will run over the seahawks defense
932132
You always start the proven player. And Hines Ward's stats have actually been on there way up. People saying they are on a decline dont watch football. You dont play matchups with top players. Hines Ward is the proven No 1 WR on a team that when playing at the top of there game is very good. Berrian is not a top WR on his own team and the ball does not have to go to him to win the game. Ward has the ability to get open and make plays happen, I liek Berrian but he is just another pretty good WR, and he cant be started over a proven pro bowler.
948777
You really can't go wrong with either.  Dallas is rejuvenated now that the statue that was Bledsoe is sitting.  The passing attack has been better wtih Romo which means the DBs and safeties may drop back in coverage and allow Jones more running room.  Washington's passing attack is inconsistent at best.  Yet Portis keeps getting TDs.  In the end I would go with the more consistent performer and go with Portis.
928593
Westbrook easily.  Indy run defense has been very poor.  Packers actually do a decent job of defending the run (terrible against the pass though so expect a big day for Hasselbeck).
648430
Dedric Ward\nBarely and NFL player though\nThe last time he had a reception was 2004 and he only had one all season for 5 yards\nBy the way, Kahlil Hill is from Iowa City, Iowa which isn't Cedar Rapids on this planet
636603
He's not a freakishly gifted WR like Moss or Owens or Smith, but I would go with Hines Ward. He is a 1000 yard receiver every season, he is probably the best blocking receiver in the league, and may be the most well-rounded receiver currently playing. He's also a team-guy, not a me-guy. And no, I'm not a Steelers fan.
665653
They are difficult to compare, since they play two completely different positions. Wallace is the better defender, but Parker is obviously the better offensive player. I would have to say that Tony is better because his team depends on him more, especially, this year. Wallca is a pretty integral part of the Pistons, but I would still stick with Parker.
1039765
Wild guess... Reggie Jackson
963046
Westbrook.  Jones is losing carries and they will look to throw more to see if Tony Romo is the real deal.  Also, the Skins D really sucks and Mcnabb hasn't been bright the past weeks.  I would defintly go with Westbrook.
138254
I think Heath Miller. It seemed like the Steelers were trying hard to get him more into the offense lately, and frankly I think the Seahawks' offense will be shut down, limiting Stevens' usefulness.
885939
I'd go with McNair.  Oakland has the league's best pass defense and with Larry Johnson, they won't even need Green to pass.  Expect him to have maybe 10-15 attempts. \n\nWith Brian Billick calling plays for the Ravens now, McNair has thrown the ball more often, and much better.  Last week, he tried to hard against his old team, but still had three TD passes.  The last three weeks, his QB rating has been 121, 91, and 90.  Definitely start McNair.
784663
Steven Jackson is the Man...\n\nHe will have a great season and next year will be one of the top 4 picks in most leagues... He has done a great job this season and I expect him to continue his good performance...\n\nGood on to you if you got him...\n\ngood luck this week...
390846
I love that pick. The Steelers needed someone like Santonio Holmes. And since Bobby Carpenter wasn't around that far, the only smart thing left for the Steelers to do was take Chad Jackson or Santonio Holmes. I'm so glad they took Santonio Holmes. Hines Ward and Santonio Holmes together are going to produce so many yards.
788261
Go Deuce.\nAlexander has to prove he can run the ball with that ankle before I'd waste a start on him.
343167
Chad Johnson is better, because he talks the talk and walks the walk. If T.O. shut up once in a while, he would be better.
1022855
Bryant Young and Tony Parrish are both old as dirt, but at least they're experienced.  This is a pretty bad bunch overall.  Derek Smith will approach 100 tackles.
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Not only is Ward better than Joe Horn, I would go so far as to say Hines Ward is the most complete receiver in the league. He doesn't put up freakish numbers like Owens or Moss, but he has the best all around game. You never see him take plays off, and he might be the best blocking receiver in the league. And no, I'm not a Steelers fan.