2 RB fantasy league:  I have L. Johnson of KC. but do I start C. Taylor, R. Bush, or M. Jones-Drew?
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I knida had the same problem in my league. Only I have L.J. Taylor, and Westbrook so my answer was easy. Taylor has been slowed up lately but he is your best option. Bush is still looking for a break out game and Jones-Drew is going up against a team that knows it has to win. So Taylor will be your best bet as he will more then likely score you a touchdown and post about 80-90 yards.
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I would take Frye.  You don't know what to expect with Green after the long lay off.  Tony Gonzalez is also out.  I expect KC to pound the ball with Larry Johnson anyway.
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I might be more inclined to start Ricky Williams because he's probably going to get more touches that Michael Turner does. Also, Tennessee isn't exactly the greatest in terms of run defense, which should play to your favor.\n\nTurner, on the other hand, is second in line to uber fantasy stud Tomlinson. Even though he has bruised ribs, I expect LT to play a lot until it becomes a blow out in one direction or the other.\n\nGo with Ricky.
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Maurice Jones-Drew.\n\nHe is playing against the 32nd ranked defense in the league. \n\nBush is going to play. He needs to show that he can hang after a big hit. Plus Tampa has played tough all year. \n\nAtlanta's offense is going to keep K. Jones off the field.
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Taylor.  He had a bad game last week but do not bench him for Williams.  As you said, WIlliams hasn't done much and the 49ers do not have a good run defense.
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Your right on with all your picks today. Tiki has been loosing all his TDs to Jacobs and Frank Gore, he plays for SanFran. The two jones will light it up today. Also your thoughts on LJ and Crumpler are right on. Alge is the better TE but you have a way better match up with LJ.\n\nGood Luck
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I'd likely go with Galloway, but I don't like any of the options very well.  Chad Jackson is questionable with a bad hamstring, I think the Falcons will get enough pressure on Kitna to keep him from finding Furrey, who will be his second or third option at best and Mason is going up against a good secondary in the Bengals.\n\nGood luck!
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I'd still start Rudi over Perry or Droughns.  Droughns got 36 yards of rushing last week against SD.  The Falcons D gave up yardage and points last week, however Detroit has more options on offense than what the Browns have, and I am really not convinced that the Browns O line will open any holes big enough for Droughns to get through.\n\nGood luck!
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I would start Gore and Taylor.  These are all good options though.  I would sit Jones for the mere reason that Marion Barber has a better chance to vulture carries from Jones.
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Well Johnson was on fire this week man. 260 yards and 2 td's so you have to play him. Then for the other two Muhammed cus he's playing the Jets..which there defense sucks, sucks , sucks...and you have got to play Driver since he has a td and over 100 yards. \n  Umm about your Rb's now.. well Jackson is a no brainer cus he is doing great and scores almost every game..but it's a toss up between Groe and Jones... I would say Jones just for this week cause he is playing AZ and they really suck...like Raiders suck this year.\n  hope I could help.
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I picked up the A-train because I am not particularly strong @ RB. I am playing him this week because I'm playing the matchup. I don't think he will be an every week starter for fantasy fb though, even with Magahee out, although week 11's matchup with Houston looks good as well. This week should tell.\n\nYou never know with Drew. Taylor could get the bulk of the carries. He's a great flex option, though and worth hanging on to or trading up.\n\nI'm not so sure you should drop T. Bell. I think his situation is wait-and-see. If you can afford to drop another player, A-Train is a worthy pick-up for this week and maybe even the next.
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Alexander and Taylor. They are both good match-ups. Ahman Green is an alright start this week too. McGahee and Dillon are going against tough defenses
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I would start Dunn and Taylor because over the last couple of weeks the ATL passing game has been not been there and the only way they have a chance of scoring is by grounding it out with warrick dunn. As far as taylor he has been good all year for around 80- yards plus a game.
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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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Definitely B. Watson against a very bad defense (team in general in Detroit).  You should continue to go with the hot defensive team in Baltimore even thought they are going against a very explosive Cincinnati offense.  Likewise, start C. Palmer because he has more of a likelihood to get you fantasy points even though he will face a very tough Baltimore D.  I just don't think Baltimore will pitch a shut out against Cincy.  P. Rivers has LT who is getting all the points.
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Thomas Jones for sure and it is a toss up with Duece, A-Train (Thomas), and Johnson.\n\nThomas Jones should have a big game this week. He's healthy and playing well, and he's facing a defense that's soft against the run. Only three teams have allowed more rushing yards than the Jets, and New York also has allowed a league-high 13 rushing touchdowns. Jones ran for 113 yards and a touchdown last week on this same field against a better run defense. He should be one of the top running backs this week.\n\n McAllister 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\nRudi Johnson should be a big factor in this game. Despite running behind an injury-depleted offensive line, he's playing well (he's averaging 79 rushing yards per game and is on pace to score 12 TDs). And here he'll face a defense that's been a lot worse against the run (17th) than pass (7th). The Saints have allowed 100-yard rushers in four of their last six games. Willie Parker went for 213 yards and 2 TDs against them on Sunday.\n\nAnthony Thomas has run for 95 and 109 yards in his last two games. The Texans rank 27th in run defense. That's a seemingly nice combination for some good rushing production. But not so fast. Houston is playing a lot better now against the run than it was earlier in the season. The Texans may have allowed more rushing yards than all but five teams, but they've also played far better than we expected in five of their last six games. Ronnie Brown didn't put up big numbers against them. Nor did Jacksonville (in two games) or Tennessee. The Giants ran for 122 yards and a touchdown, but even that was a disappointment -- they're the type of team you'd figure would go for 150-plus and 2-3 TDs. \n\nJones and Deuce are my picks! Good luck!
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As much as I love Mac Jones Drew, He's on my team. He was not productive against Houston last time he played 8 carries 10 yrds. He did however get into the endzone. Lewis is going to half to have a big game against Tenn. Portis nailed'em for 60 yrds and 2 TDS. Taylor ran for 80 yrds against'em. Ronnie Brown 90 yrds. Sand Diego ran for over 200 yrds. I think Lewis is a better play here, as Taylor continues to get the touches in Jack.