which 2 rb should i start out of Marion Barber,Jamal Lewis ,McGahee,Brandon Jacobs,Betts, DeAngelo Williams?
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Start Marion Barber and Jamal lewis ...marion barber doesnt get alot of carries but get's alot  td's he should get about 2 td's against the giants julius jones is the dalls number 1 but he only has 3 tds the whole season go with jamal lewis he is a decnet back ...everything should work out good...try to pick up some one like mauric jones drew in the waiver wires he is a hot pick up
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Rivers\nJamal Lewis, Mike Bell\nHolt, Jackson, Ward\nHeap
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Addai vs. Tennessee, since the matchup there favors the Indy running game.  Tennessee's defense works in spurts, similar to Philly's recent style, which gives the advantage to Addai for Week 13.\n\nBetween Lewis and Johnson, Lewis should get the nod.  While both have been solid RBs, Johnson is going to face a much tougher defense than Lewis.  Cincinnati will be relying more on passing in this game, while Baltimore will maintain a balanced approach, giving Lewis another edge between the two.\n\nStart Addai and Jamal Lewis for Week 13!
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In league 1, start LT and Green by a hair over McAllister. Both are on hot streaks and doing much better then the rest of the RBs, other then McAllister.\n\nIn league 2, start Dunn, Jones, and McAllister. LaMont Jordan is going up against a pretty good Seattle defense.Frank Gore is going up against a great Minnesota defense. McAllister may seem to be a so-so play, but remember Reggie Bush is injured, so he will get the majority of the carries. Dunn and Jones are having good years.
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I have the exact same choice.\n\nI'm going with DG, mainly because I think Baltimore is brutal against even the best QBs.  Ben is turning it over too much.  If your league penalizes for turnovers, avoid him.  Hines Ward is dinged up too, adding to the pressure.\n\nDG isn't a great start, but maybe Maurice Jones-Drew can do something special with a couple of dumpoff passes.  DG runs some too, so maybe he gives you a TD on the ground.  He looked better last week, so he should be okay.
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Chester Taylor for sure, the right side of his OL is wicked good. For the others, i would pick MD Jones, he is gonna get goal line carries and Kevin Jones is gonna lose them to Marion Barber. All others are inconsistent.
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RB's top 15:\n1 - 3: Shaun Alexander, LaDanian Tomlinson, Larry Johnson...any of these guys would be good picks at these positions.\n4. Clinton Portis\n5. Edgerrin James\n6. Tiki Barber - I am personally not sold that Barber will have back-to-back big seasons.  History shows after a big year, he generally does not perform as well.\n7. Rudi Johnson\n8. LaMont Jordan - drop him down if you do NOT get points for receptions\n9. Carnell "Cadillac" Williams\n10. Ronnie Brown\n11. Brian Westbrook\n12. Domanick Davis\n13. Willis McGahee\n14. Julius Jones (questionable as his back up Marion Barber III is really battling for the #1 RB spot in Dallas)\n15. Warrick Dunn\n\nOther RB's: Jamal Lewis, Reuben Droughns, Willie Parker, Kevin Jones, Corey Dillon, Deuce McAllister/Reggie Bush (as stated earlier, they will be splitting carries), DeShaun Foster, Cedric Benson, Thomas Jones, Tatum Bell, Ahman Green, and Chris Brown.  There is a lot of depth this year at RB, probably the most in some time ( I listed 28, probably a few more out there I am not thinking of)\n\nTop 15 WR's:\n1. Steve Smith\n2. Larry Fitzgerald\n3. Chad Johnson\n4. Torry Holt\n5. Terrell Owens (as per the norm, a lot of questions, but has potential to be best on list, since it is his 1st year in Dallas, an so far, seems to be playing by the rules, should be a safe bet.  But he is still a bigger "bet" then most other top players)\n6. Marvin Harrison\n7. Anquan Boldin\n8. Hines Ward\n9. Chris Chambers (was the 2nd best WR over the 2nd half of the season, maybe the best and now he has a MUCH better QB then he had last year in Culpepper)\n10. Randy Moss\n11. Santana Moss\n12. Reggie Wayne\n13. Darrell Jackson\n(Try to get at least 1 of the top 13 as most every other receiver has some sort of issue; i.e. health issues, depth chart, new team, issues with QB, etc.)\n14. Plaxico Burress (prevalent rumor is he does not get along with Eli Manning)\n15. Roy Williams (new QB, new system, has to prove he can play well for 16 games)\n\nOther notable WR's: Deion Branch, Joey Galloway, Rod Smith, Javon Walker, Donald Driver, TJ Houshmanzadeh, Andre Johnson, Derrick Mason, Lee Evans, Nate Burleson, Lavernaeus Coles, Joe Horn, Mushin Muhammed, Drew Bennett, Isaac Bruce, Braylon Edwards, etc.\n\nThere is a tremendous amount of depth at WR every year, which is why RB's tend to go higher; they have a little better value and there are fewer starting RB's then starting WR's (ratio of 2.5+ starting WR's to 1 RB)\n\nIf TE Antonio Gates were listed as a WR, he would be top 10-15 level, so if you can get him after maybe top 5-7 WR's are gone, he is a GREAT value.\n\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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1- Houshmandzadeh (he will have a great game vrs CLE)\n2-Henderson ( Colston is banged up + ATL's secondary is weak)\n3-Edwards ( He always have a good chance of scoring)\n4-Evans ( donttt start him against the JAGS although he had a very good game against the worst D last week, JP Loseman is gonna suck against Jags defensive line)\n\nconsider the fact that Lewis rushes for 66.9 yards/game and 0.5 tds/game and Edwards = 61.2 /game and 0.3 tds/game so lewis is better betwwen those two
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I would use Bush (7+ recptions plus 60 yrds rushing) and Fred Taylor at home against the Bills.......travis almost made it but he plays against the Giants...Eevn though the Def is banged up they are still good
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if your in a TD heavy league then Barber III since he gets the majority of the goal line carries, if your in a rush yds pts heavy league then go with Foster since he is their workhorse on the ground but doesn't get to many goal line opportunities.
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have LJ smtith....algae crumpler isnt gonna put much up against the ravens defense..\n\nwrs:\nchad...donald..and larry no question\n\nlee evans is a weekly wonder....\n\nrandy has done nothing all year..\n\njoe horns back so devery henderson wont get to much passes like he did before\n\nbraylon edwards is good but not as good as the rest...but you could start braylon instead of larry...thats a toss up\n\nAntonio Bryant is another weekly wonder
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Jamal Lewis has averaged 5.7 yards a carry against Cincinnati.  That's your answer
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Start Deverey Henderson if he is available.\n\nAlso, Santana Moss.  He is expected to play now, according to Rotowire.
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Wow, that's a tough choice.  Lamont Jordan is out because OAK sucks and they are going against a pretty decent KC defense.  I say Cadillac is out too because he was always over rated.  He had 3 good games as a rookie and has never produced the same results since.  That leaves Shaun Alexander and Jamal Lewis.\n\nMy logic is usually to always play your stud, in your case Shaun Alexander.  But we Holmgren already said Shaun won't play the whole game and I'm sure he'll be a little rusty anyway.  I live in Atlanta and the Falcons defense has A LOT of holes in it due to injuries.  As much as I'd hate to see it happen, I think Jamal Lewis will have a pretty good game against ATL.  If the Ravens can move the ball downfield you know Jamal will be getting touches in red zone situations.  Atlanta's defense is weak, go with Jamal Lewis.\n\ngood luck\n\n** I would also consider picking up waiver guys like Anthony Thomas (BUF) running for the injured Willis McGahee or Brandon Jacobs (NYG) who could get more touches if Tiki is still hurt.  Jacobs had 2 or 3 touchdowns last week. **
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Thats a no brainer. You have to play Jones-Drew. You cant start a RB going against a D that only gives up 69yds a game and only 2 TDs on the season. Jones-Drew bar none.
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Best option is to not to start L. Betts. That's because Carolina Run D is really strong. So you start the other two & hope for the best. Bad RBs you have, by the way. Much rather have dependable RBs instead of dependable WRs.