Deuce McAllister and Donte Stallworth for Warrick Dunn and Roy Williams.  Who gets the better deal?
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The Dunn/Williams team gets the better end of the deal.\n\nStallworth is still not proven to be healthy.  Deuce has been nursing a new hanstring injury.  He looked terrible last week.\n\nNorwood has a knee injury in Atlanta, so more work goes to Dunn.  Williams is on fire, and completely healthy.
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When Stallworth was playing he was probably a top 10 WR but now with McNabb hurt use Roy Williams for a couple of weeks. He would be the better choce for right now. Garcia doesn't have much of an arm and Stallworth was a deep ball guy. See how those two adapt with each other. Start Williams for the next two weeks then make a decision based on how they have adapted.
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try to ride the high on Atl's pass offense before it ends and Detroit cannot stop anyone.  You're other three all have ups and downs.  Curtis is probably the best option because he does get some looks, Williamson is your trouble guy, he has a world of potential but has no constistency right now and his QB is starting to  look his age.  Parker has potential but can only throw together the occasional game.  You need to peruse your waiver wire.
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Harrison is one of those guys you never sit, and he rarely disappoints. After that, it's almost a toss up between your other receivers because McNabb's injury raises big questions about Stallworth. So I'd say Henderson as well.
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I agree with all the above stated answers to a point.  Bush, Young, and Leinart are all good players and will make an impact for their respective teams soon (hopefully).  But two names that aren't on this list that needs to be recognized are Laurence Maroney and Joseph Addai.  These two are the top rusher's for rookies (I believe) and yes they play for two very good teams and that helps, but part of that is skill.  I think ROY will go to Colston, he leads all rooks in receptions, receiving yards, and total TD's.  Not to mention he plays for a very good Saints team.
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Toomer is out for the season.  Drop him.\n\nCotchery is the only thing you have of real value.  If you can package Cotchery and Bryant for something, do it.\n\nWilford might be a decent pickup.  Garrard likes to throw to him.  Chris Henry is decent, but he's a #3.\n\nReggie Brown is the best of that list.
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I'd do it - not because i like mike Maroth, but because i don't like Coffey.  Kent Merker is in the mix to mess things up as well.\n\nEven in the deepest of leagues you should be able to find holds
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Champ is the best in the league. What a steal to trade Clinton Portis for. The Broncos got the better side of that deal.
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I say Stallworth.\nComing off his early season injury and bye week, I think he's poised to have a great day.  \n\nThat said, I think he's more a gamble (bigger risk but bigger reward).\nGood luck.
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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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I like Roy Williams better.  He's never had any help in Detroit and has been double-covered from Day #1.....but he still makes plays.  Andre Johnson has a habit of disappearing some weeks.\n\nFor more on the Lions, Texans and the NFL, check this site out.  http://factipedia.com/sportsblogs/
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Im in the same predicament - every week these guys points are very similar. I took Plummer as a free agent, but if I had to choose between the two would have started Palmer.
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you're definitely taking a hit at WR, but more than making up for it by getting Dunn. \nThere's really no reason to be excited about Hasslebeck, you have Brady. \nYou're shoring up your TE position with a solid top tier guy. nice.\nI'd say make the trade.
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Williams will be eased into his backup role.  I wouldn't expect much.  5-10 carries at most.  Foster is staying healthy for once.\n\nOf the two Stallworth is the better choice, but he is always hurt.  Keep your eyes peeled for a late scratch.  Trade him if he has a big game, before he gets hurt again.
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stallworth\n\nmcnabb is having another great seasona nd hes getting the ball to wrs. the only reason why stallworth hasnt gotten much is because hes been injured....mcnabb is due to get stallworth open in the endzone\n\nHines Ward is a good reciever but he just has had an on and off year becuase of rothlesburger having a bad year..he needs someone to throw the ball to him and rothlisburger hasnt done that yet. He may come out of his slump but mcnabb is still a better,more experienced,less pass interception qb. Rothlisburger may have lost confidence this year becuase this is the first year hes lost this many time.\n\ngood luck. i say you should go with stallworth. have a great rest of the season!
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I am taking a chance with Colston in my big money league hoping hat he can play because he is questionable.  Go with Reggie Brown, he seems like a reliable target for Garcia
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Go with Henry and Green.  Both teams have rush poor defenses.  Deuce is getting older and Addai has to share the ball with the offense of the Colts.