Help!! Fantasy Football.... best answer?
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Alex Smith\n\nSmith has the best matchup against a poor St. Louis defense. The Rams defense is ranked 27th, giving up 346.6 yards per game.\n\nhope this helps,\ngood luck.
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Basically fantasy sports come from real live stats that players have during that night or weeks game.  Lets look at fantasy football as an example:\n\nNow you can get points for:\nPassing Yards, Rushing Yards, Receiving Yards, Touchdowns, Interceptions, fumbles, and so on.\n\nBelow is the point system for your average fantasy football league:\nPassing Yards (50 yards per point)\nPassing Touchdowns (6)\nInterceptions (-2)\nRushing Yards (20 yards per point)\nRushing Touchdowns (6)\nReception Yards (20 yards per point)\nReception Touchdowns (6)\nReturn Touchdowns (6)\n2-Point Conversions (2)\nFumbles Lost (-2)\nOffensive Fumble Return TD (6)\nField Goals 0-19 Yards (3)\nField Goals 20-29 Yards (3)\nField Goals 30-39 Yards (3)\nField Goals 40-49 Yards (4)\nField Goals 50+ Yards (5)\nPoint After Attempt Made (1)\nSack (1)\nInterception (2)\nFumble Recovery (2)\nTouchdown (6)\nSafety (2)\nBlock Kick (2)\nPoints Allowed 0 points (10)\nPoints Allowed 1-6 points (7)\nPoints Allowed 7-13 points (4)\nPoints Allowed 14-20 points (1)\nPoints Allowed 21-27 points (0)\nPoints Allowed 28-34 points (-1)\nPoints Allowed 35+ points (-4) \n\nNow you usually have Quaterback, Widereciever, Widereciever, Widereciever, Running Back, Running Back, Tight End, Kicker, Defense, and 6 bench spots  for players you may not use one week but maybe the next. \n\nNow you just need to do a little research and find the best players so when you draft you get the best team possible.  You also need to keep an eye on free agents during the season and pick someone up who is doing well.  It is fun and it is not that complicated once you are exposed to it.
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Take out Clayton.  Mark Clayton, I assume you are talking about because they are playing Pittsburgh.  Pittsburgh defense is pretty good still.  Put in Coles instead.  The Jets are playing against Houston, and Houston has horrible defense so Coles should have a big day.  Fitzgerald just came back from an injury and had a bad game on SUnday.  I would leave him on the bench until he is back to his normal self.  Leave your RBs like they are.  Gore and Jackson are having a monster season.  They are a must start.  As far as your TE I hear Coloston's injury is not serious.  If he plays I would defanitly put him at TE.  Check his status everyday.  Daniels is also a decent matchup since they are playing the Jets.  Jets have allowed 12 passing TDs this season.  If Coloston is out start Daniels.
776152
go with matt, he has great WR and he has shaune alxander back...shaune will keep the defance form stacking up on the WR so look for matt to have a good game passing the ball
844671
For all start/sit, trade, waiver wire etc questions I always check these guys out:\n\nhttp://www.fantasyfanbase.com
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I wouldn't do it.  \n\nYou've already got LT (who is head and shoulders above everyone else this season in fantasy scoring.)\nWestbrook is a solid #2 RB, he's better than may people's #1 RB.  So him in combination with one of the best WRs or the best 'TE' is not worth it for you.  \n\nHang on to what you have, you are in good shape.
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Start Eli...he is at home and the Texans are pitiful...Vick has been good, but I don't necessarily believe in his consistency just yet...both Detroit and Houston are giving up over 220 yds through the air per game and have given up a handful of passing TDs each...go with Eli at home...good luck
945255
Send a message to Yahoo and the commisioner of your league.  I'm sure they can help you out.\n\nNice comeback by the way!
984219
I think you should start Mike Vick, because I personally believe he is totally awesome!!!! Go for the gold!!!
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I assume you are a fantasy rookie.\n\nIf your league hasn't draft yet, let Yahoo! do your pre-draft rankings.  Usually it's better than you mess it up.\n\nIf you have your players already, look for players with consistent stats, and not go to DL often.  That would help you in long term, especially if you are a rookie.
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I would pick up Garcia if you can.  He is a smart veteran that makes good decisions in a west coast offense.  And he played well last week despite the loss and not much time to prepare.  Philly plays well at home in primetime.  Miami has been killing people lately and I would never start Johnson, especially against Chicago coming off a loss.  They will be pissed off and the Vikings will pay for it.  I like Reche Caldwell as he has become a favorite of Tom Brady lately and New England has a terrible Lions team.  Brady may throw for 3 or more scores.
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I would suggest going with Miami's D and Indianapolis's D\nMiami because they can stop Detroit and hold them to a small number of points, and I know in my fantasy league the less points an offense scores, the more points a defense gets, Detroit doesn't have a remarkably strong Rush or Passing game, and Miami's D has been coming up with lots of Interceptions and turnover's lately.\n\nIndy is a give away, they proved against the Cowboys that they are working better at stopping the run game, and that is all Philly has now, without McNabb, you will see either  A.J. Freely or Jeff Garcia, who both have not practiced with the first team offense of Philly since pre-season.  The uncertainty in Philly would lead me to start Indy's D because of the inconsistency I expect from the backups in Philly.  \n\nI wouldn't start Seattle because Brett Farve can still throw the ball, Seattle's D isn't particularly strong at anything, if Donald Driver or Greg Jennings get open down field for Green Bay I can see Brett scoring some points.  \n\nJust some suggestions, I would however suggest to put in Seattle's D if Brett isn't going to play on Sunday (wrist injury) because I believe his backup is out for the season, so they would be playing with a thirst string QB.  \nHope this helps.  Best Wishes :-)
826254
Best choice are Henry and Maroney \n\nLundy and Foster dont get enough carries\n\nGood Luck
747800
I am scratching my head on this one!  Why are some of these people saying that you have no chance?  \n\nFirst off...this is FANTASY football and any good manager should know that on any given week no team is unbeatable.  Sooo...those saying you have no chance whatsoever are already showing that they know very little about fantasy games.\n\nWhile on paper your opponent has the edge this week....the odds are still at worse 40/60 of you pulling out a win.  Good luck!
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Hold onto Ronnie Brown ... he has the Miami backfield all to himself this season, and will bring in more points for you.\n\nChris Brown has been hampered with leg problems, even if he is a good runner.  Chris still has to split time with Travis Henry and rookie LenDale White, who is being projected as the potential team starter at the position.  This means that Chris Brown will not get as many carries to optimize the amount of points you can pick up during a head to head match.\n\nRonnie Brown is a solid #2 fantasy RB.  Hold onto him for your team and sit back.  He will bring you more points and a better chance to take first in your league.
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Last season I did fantasy football on yahoo, espn, and fox sports. Each one offers different things that the other does not, but overall I preferred the yahoo fantasy football. Each one offers free leagues, and also different levels of paying leagues.
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Edwards, hands down!!!  As you said, hes playing a horrible pass defense and has scored the last two weeks.  I have him on my team and I'm starting him without doubt.  I also have henderson and am sitting him because it looks more like colston will play now, and henderson will be non-existent if colston plays.  Colston was able to practice fully today with no complications.  thats not a good sign for henderson.  just to be safe, go with edwards.  you cant go wrong with that choice.  he's the browns go-to-guy, and i see him getting over 100 yards and at least one score.