should i trade julius jones for ronnie brown?
824603
Kind of a push, but yeah I would do that.\n\nBarber is poaching all the TDs, and Brown is a solo act, albeit on a rickety team.  He's feast or famine, so don't expect much.\n\nJJ is great between the 20s, but no much else.
766294
Henderson no doubt, its actually even better if Colston is playing because Henderson would fly under the radar.  Cant bench a guy who is averaging over 100 yards recieving and a TD the last three weeks. \n\nIn the other slot, start lee evans. Mush either does it all, or does nothing...Evans is much more consistent and will get around 10 balls thrown his way per game.
975715
My thoughts on some of those choices. \n\nMB 3 v J Jones... forget Jones. MB 3 is doing all of the scoring. I actually have both on my roster. I haven't started Jones (who I drafted) ever since I picked up MB at the end of Oct. Check it out- Jones with 3 TDs, Barber 9 rushing and 2 receiving TDs. I'm happy taking all those TDs instead of quality rushing points. The only way Jones is gonna score is if he breaks a long one. Marion is the go-to RB in the end zone/ goal line.\n\nE James? I wouldn't ride your playoff hopes on him either. He's basically become medicore since he got here to AZ, and I think with Fitz healthy again and Matt coming off of a good game, they are gonna throw it a lot more than try to run. With 3 good scoring WR options, he has a lot of weapons to work with that will open up the D more, and I think the rest of the schedule favors a passing attack (I drafted Fitz, and picked up Lineart this week and will ride with both as starters from here on out).\n\nI wouldn't bank on Morris in MIA because I don't think MIAs offense is consistently good enough to produce well even if everyone is healthy. If they fall behind, they aren't gonna get it done with the run.\n\nI'd hang with Deangelo, MB3 and C Dillon.
939132
Yeah go for it now before the guy changes his mind. you'll be getting a better deal in the long run. the Johnson are doing great and Fitzgerlad will soon be back on track. Jones is scoring and hopefully moss will too...Do it now before its too late man.
849850
I'm put Jones in at the Flex.  But I would play Berrian and sit Plax.  Berrian is getting lots of looks and the NYG are struggling.  I'd sit Plax until they show they have put things back together.\n(That's what I'm doing with Eli)
747951
What you thinkin about dude, Ronnie Brown has had 3 TD's in last three games haveing his career best against Chicago, he has the 4th best RB's Fantasy points in the last 4 weeks, cmon Anthony Thomas whu do you think should play
862271
i believe you should trade because with the coming back of matt hasselbeck look for deion branch to become even more of a factor in the passing game. With donovan mcnabb out brian westbrook will be getting the majority of the touches for the eagles which also makes sense. Trent Green is kind of iffy and i don't really like what he is doing so far but i believe that deion and westbrook will make up for it. Eli has been struggling lately, however plax is dominant with or without eli. Henry has not been too successful this season which puts the iceing on the cake to make the trade.
946600
Never bench Reggie Wayne.  He's really come on strong this year, becoming a great physical presence opposite the more finesse-minded Marvin Harrison, which has served him very well in the red zone.  \n\nErnest Wilford is looking more and more like Jacksonville's only reliable receiver as dropped balls continue to plague the Jaguars, and he and Garrard seem to have good chemistry, so I'd start him as well.\n\nOf your other three receivers, I actually like Booker, as Brown has been cold lately and the Texans don't have a passing touchdown in their last three games.  Booker, on the other hand, has had some big games with Joey Harrington under center.  So if your league uses the standard 3-WR configuration, go with Wayne, Wilford, and Booker.
708714
If you have help at Running Back sitting behind Parker then I would definitely trade for Holt or Steve Smith.  I would avoid Jackson(injuries, drops, injuries to other offensive players) and Owens(unpredictable).  Holt is more consistent and Smith has a lot of potential.  I would trade Parker and one of your wideouts for Smith/Holt and another starting running back from the other team(could be Droughns or Fred Taylor, but needs to be a starter), but that's just me.  Whenever I trade, I'm always sure to give myself a safety net in case the top talent in the trade sours on me.  Try to move Parker relatively quickly if you are planning on it as he is at the height of his value.
681751
Ronnie Brown has the potential to be a good back and be better than Williams. First though, he has to show that he can carry the load on his own. He's never been in a situation where he was the primary back. He split carries last year with Ricky Williams, and w/ Carnell Williams throughout his college career. If he can handle being the main back throughout a full season without getting hurt or run down, then things will work out ok for him.
846320
Yes never start anyone from Denver they spread the ball way too much. Go with Chester only because you know he will get the ball the whole game.
794208
Thats a no brainer. You have to play Jones-Drew. You cant start a RB going against a D that only gives up 69yds a game and only 2 TDs on the season. Jones-Drew bar none.
935106
In a normal league I would say no, but in a keeper league I would definately trade.  Over the next couple of years Steve Smith will always be in the top five recievers in the NFC.  The problem is you dont really have a RB to replace Barber.  Is this season a loss and you are rebuilding for next year?  If so do the trade.  If you are in a hunt for 1st place I would say not to make the trade.  For the keepers next year, I would say keep Steve Smith (if you get him) and Frank Gore.  If you dont get Smith, keep Gore and Drew Brees.
911455
Yes you should trade for T.O.! With the situation going on in Arizona Larry will not get that may looks. And with T.O. he is going to be the man because Romo loves him,and always looks for him first!
711918
So easy. I'd go with a trade. Addai is stuck in a Manning offense, and Cadillac stinks this year (sophomore slump). Trade Either of them for someone sorta like LT or LJ. May I suggest Mike Alstott?\n#1denverfan
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.
964782
Avoid T Jones this week.  Not a good matchup!  Jamal Lewis is gonna have a good week!!  Make this the week you play him.  And go with Rudi Rudi Rudi!!