Who Should I start this week Shaun Alexander vs GB or Warrick Dunn vs NO?
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Shaun Alexander should have a big day
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Larry Johnson.He is supposedly going to be the starter next year.If thats true,just look at what he did after he got the starting job this year.The man was a monster.Compare his stats with Shaun Alexanders,then realize how many starts Shaun had compared to Larry.
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i would go with addai hes been prettyy good the last 2 weeks
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start dillon and berrian\n\nGood luck
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Taylor is playing Houston... That is a safe bet... he is Jac #1 RB, and they are playing an easy D. So he will do good this week.\nNow I would say Dunn in a normal week, but considering Lewis is playing the Titans, and they are 31st in Rush Def. I would go with Lewis on this one, because ravens will most likely play it safe, and use Lewis a lot, and win this one.\nBut that is just me... you have good RB's/ if I was you I would trade some for some good WR, or a solid QB that can take you through the playoffs...\n\nGood luck this week!
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Big Ben against Cleveland.  The Browns secondary is banged up.  The Patroits are pissed off after losing 2 straight and Green is coming off an injury so you never know what you will get.  Ben stats over the last three games are great except for his 7 picks.  Almost 1000 yards and 10 tds.  Go with him.
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I'd go Battle.  Copper is a solid play too, if Colston and/or Horn can't go.  Henderson will poach touches.\n\nBattle is hit and miss, but SF is motoring as teams try to stop Gore.  I'll bet Battle punches one in this week.
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Man I would love to have to make this decision because anyway you go its almost golden. I think stay away from alexander this week because matts back and green bay sucks vs the pass, which will cut into his touches. Westbrook will be used alot but im not sure he is gonna be too effective as indy is quick and they only have to worry about him now that mcnabb is gone. give him a rest this week to get used to garcia. Rudi should have a field day against cleveland along with the rest of the bengals. it is always a goo high scoring game and i think he has four touchdowns in the last two meetings. Gore should get numerous carries supposing the 49ers get into the end zone. hes strong and can bang in there behind the line. \nSo to tell you the truth I'd say use Alexander as he could be vialble in reception touchdowns and Johnson.\nAs far as the second question.... use Henderson, he has everything to play for because he is trying to make a name for himself. so expect something big this week. but with drew brees going for over 500 yards last week horn wouldnt be bad either but Henderson will have the worse defensive back on him.
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Normally, I would say Shaun Alexander, however, with the departure of Steve Hutchinson, an All Pro Guard, I am going to have to go with Larry Johnson, who will be running behind 3 former Pro Bowlers, in Will Shields, Brian Waters, and Willie Roaf. Plus, you can't argue with stats. While Shaun Alexander may have broken the record for touchdowns in a season, per game, Larry Johnson has more fantasy value. Assuming that Johnson kept a steady average last year, He would have rushed for 2400 yards and scored 29 rushing touchdowns, as compared to Alexander's 1880 yards and 28 touchdowns. Clearly, Johnson has to be the number 1 pick in every fantasy draft.
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I would take this trade...\nColston is amazing, especially in yahoo.com leagues where he can start as both a TE or a WR but as hurt as the Giants recieving core is look for Shockey to start getting more looks from Eli.\nSince you had Portis and he is hurt Warrick Dunn is an Awesome replacement and expect Matt Hasslebeck back this week or the next and expect him to try and prove why he is the starter over Seneca Wallace. \nColston is good but if you are that depleted this trade can definatly help you get back into contention.
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That was not worth it. You didn't get enough for Shaun Alexander. You did mess up your team. Plus Alexander probably had the fantasy points of Parker and Dunn combined.
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alexander and addai. go with moss, they are playing houston
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I would go with Bruce this week.  San Fran's defense isn't that great so he should have a pretty good outing.  Santana Moss is still nursing an injury and Carolina has a decent defense.  I wouldn't play anyone against Da Bears.
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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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No, alexander broke off the rust last week and he should be a decent start this week.  go with rudi, then with either alexander or brown
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You got to start Marc Bulger \n\nMarc Bulger has more oppertunity to make than John Kitna \n\nthey are both good QB's so you should do fine this week \n\nGood Luck
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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.