Maroney, Lundy and Droughns - week 10.?
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try lundy. he had a good day last time he faced the jags
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Santana Moss A bust. His production came in one game this season, and the rest have been awful.\n\nReggie Brown Brown has ceded ground to Stallworth whenever Donte's been in the lineup this season, and that may be the case yet again. He'll get some looks, but not nearly as many as he was getting when he was the undisputed No. 1 guy.\n\nYou better check Brown out to make sure he plays this week. I'm from Eagle country and he missed Wed practice. Keep eye on.\n\n Eddie Kennison He's a decent WR3 at times, but that's probably the best we can ask for. Start him if you're feeling lucky.\n\nIsaac BruceBruce had a nice game Sunday, catching seven balls for 66 yards and being targeted several more times than that. He's starting to see more looks as Holt is double-teamed more often. He's all of a sudden a nice play these days.\n\nI'm not even going to mention the other guy by name. My second pick in the draft. But the Chiefs can be had through the air. Still would not start this guy even if Brooks is back.\n\nSo right now I would say;\nBruce\nBrown (don't forget to check  www.nfl.com/injuries)\n\nFrank C
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Huard isn't the problem, the problem is you are going up against a horribly great opponent that will probably win.  Now, any given Sunday aside, the prospects don't look too great for you especially with Burress as an "unlikely questionable" on so I would probably say you need a rare TD from McGahee to win this week amongst other things.
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They probably will split time but I'd go with Lundy as he's the starter as of now.  Gado will get 3rd-down carries though and spell Lundy frequently.
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Wow...this is actually a tough one.   I don't think Garcia has the arm strength to utilize Stalworth....and the Panther's defense is going to probably really stymie Philly this week.  Pit's go to reciever this week is going to be Washington..who has more size and is more an end zone threat...but Holmes is developing a rapport with Ben of late.  Also...playing tampa...who are just dreadfull on pass defense.  I'd use Holmes in a spot.  The saints terrence copper might be a 4th WR...not a 3rd....if Colston plays...and I think Colston will play.  I would not consider him there.  Instead I would actually use either fuerry or Battle...and I;d lean towards Fuerrey.  The niners offense runs through Gore.....not the outside WR's.  Fuerry has a good WR opposite him to draw away pressure.  Fuerry is on a team without a runner you can have much faith in right now...so i think Fuerry has a gooed chance to see heavy action.  Detroit is likely to be trainling....so they'll probably be going deep towards Fuerry with some regularity.\n\nTo sum up....my advice would be Holmes and Fuerry.
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Ahman Green!!!\n\nI think you have to sit Thomas Jones for the very simple reason that he's playing Minesota this week.  The best rushing defense in the league!!!  They aloud only 56,6 yards per game.\n\nThen is between McGahee and Green.  But McGahee faces the Chargers who are on fire and who will have Merrian back this week.  The Chargers aloud 95,2 YPG.\n\nFinally you have Green against the Jets.  The Jets are the 7th worst defense against the run and are tied for the team who has permited more rushing TD's in the season.  They have an average of 135,2 yards per game....and I think at least a 100 of those are going to Green with option for a TD.\n\nLT and Green will do it for you this week.
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Pick up Thomas man. Mc Gahee is out and he will be the main man on the Bills he'll have a great game like he did last week. Addai is hurt. But don't drop Bell drop someone else cus Tatum is playing this week ...he might get limited touches though. but playing against Oakland will at least give him some yards and td's.
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Green, Lundy, Addai, Edge ... thats how the points will go this week.
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lawrence maroney will be a beast this week do it now
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Maroney.  He has the added bonus of returning kicks.  He could break a touchdown that way.\n\nNE will run the ball a bunch.  Maroney should see 15 carries, and a handful of passes.  He isn't a sure bet for a TD, but he should roll up some yardage.
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Mike Bell was inacative last week.  Shanahan promoted Damien Nash from the practice squad to take his place.  He is apparently trying to motivate Bell, or punish him.\n\nThe only one of the three I would drop to speculate on Bell is Jennings becasue he's hurt.\n\nHenry had a nice week, and Marion Barber has been a solid TD producer.\n\nDon't get caught up in Denvers RBBC if you can avoid it.
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Laurence Maroney should have a big day.  The Bear's front line hasn't been able to stop many rushers these past weeks.  Maroney is fast.  Did you see this guy in college?  I watched him and Calhoun all last year.  They're both great.  I'm a bears fan, so I should know since I haven't missed a game yet.
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Fred Taylor, had a good outing against the G-Men, who have a good run denfense.  Lewis got, in my opinion, lucky last weekend, and forget about travis and corey this week.  For more info go to nflfreaks.com, and look at the Start/bench list
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See if guys like Wali Lundy (or Sam Gado), DeAngelo Williams and Travis Henry are still available on the waiver wire.  Jason Wright's also a good play this week if Reuben Droughns is out
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Travis Henry\nLaurence Maroney\n\nRudi Johnson is usually solid, but the way the Bengals are passing now, he probably won't crack 100 yards. The Titans have a strong running game with Henry and the Patriots love to run with Maroney, who's starting to show he's a legitimate running threat.
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Start Lundy\n\nLundy has a good matchup against a 29th ranked Run defense in the Jets, who are giving up an average of 146.2 yards per game.
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Bush!\n\nMcAllister and Bush are both struggling -- or at least underachieving. Bush is averaging only 28 rushing yards per game, and McAllister has averaged only 42 yards in his last four. But they should be much more productive in this one. Cincinnati ranks 23rd in run defense (127 yards per game) and has allowed almost as many touchdowns rushing (12) as passing (13). So despite the recent trends, look for Bush and McAllister to play well in this game.\n\nLaurence Maroney looked like a gamebreaker earlier in the season. Now, either defenses have adjusted to him, New England isn't playing as well, or perhaps he's hit the wall. Since his big game at Cincinnati, where he ran for 125 yards and averaged 8.3 yards per carry, Maroney has averaged only 40 yards per game and 3.4 yards per carry. Things can always change in a hurry, but right now it doesn't look like Maroney is going to make a big impact down the stretch. He'll probably continue to split time with Corey Dillon.