I can start 2 of the 3: J. Horn, H. Ward, A. Johnson, whihc 2, and why?
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Ward is a little bit suspect today due to a leg injury last week against Cleveland. But he was never one to shy away from a big game against the ravens. But I wouldn't play him today, in case he gets hurt again or is not 100%
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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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Go with Deuce and Portis!  They will be the most productive, Portis is too big of a part of that offense to bench, and Deuce should be in charge of ball control.  He will be killing the clock most of the game.  Lewis hasn't proved that he is worth starting yet!
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Hmm...good question.\nIMO (in my opinion), McNabb is currently at his peak value and it can only go done from here.  While Manning is a pure stud, year after year.  I would be apprehensive to trade him away.  And TO is starting to come on...while Horn is getting old/washed up and losing looks.\n\nPlus, always be leary of a trade where you give two and get three in return.  That means at least one of the guys you are giving away is better than what you are getting.  And in fantasy, you can only start so many guys...so two average guys do not equal one good one.\n\nTo summarize, I say NO.
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I think that LJ has a very good shot.  Like you said, the Raiders have a very bad run defence.  Johnson is a strong RB and has good speed.  There could be a very good chance.  Just have to wait and see what happens.
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Yeah Washington is doing so great that in the last game they put Barlow in. Some stat's to look at: Jets Vs. Patriots Leon Washington 9 carries for 35 yards and a wopping 0 TD's(Wow! thats awesome!!) Barlow 17 carries for 75 yards and 1 TD's ( oh yeah I would go with Washington!) Wait that's sarcasm. Don't listen to those guys. Start Jacobs, Alexander if he's playing, and then I would look to pick up L.Betts or A.Thomas, if you can't get one of them start Henry. Also, if M. Barber III is available I would pick him up too, he gets alot of goal-line carries and is looking alot better then J.Jones. M.Barber III and Brandon Jacobs get alot of Goal-line carries this is great if you get more points for TD's than yards gained. Hope this is more helpful then the people who just shout out names randomly.
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halladay and santana. give wood a couple of starts before using him in ur lineup.
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well, alexander has been out for weeks and so has porter.  I would hope you haven't been starting either of those two.  Irregardless, McNabb and Westbrook have been putting up great points, but the whole team matters.  Johnson has also been terrible all year.\n\nMy team doesn't have any player at the top of their respective positions, but I change depending on who I am playing etc. and I'm at the top of my league.  If you want to be good in fantasy you have to plan for the long haul as well as week to week.
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Imma Saints Fan and i live here in New Orleans and Joe did not practice yesterday, so i would wait until at least tonight to see if he practices today. listen to WWL Radio 105.3 FM or 870 AM tonight 7pm for the Joe Horn talk show and he will let you know if he will play Sunday...Devery is not a bad start either...he will have a couple of TD"s against the 49ers..
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1. Steve Smith, 2. Roy Williams, 3. Darrell Jackson \nMushin is not gonna do as well as these three, and joe horn isnt the number one option anymore.
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Furrey is clearly a favorite of Mike Martz and Kitna, you should start him as Roy will be double covered and Kitna will be looking to him.  Jenkins is still probable and Droughns is a bust this year at best.
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That is a great problem to have sir.\nStarting:\n1)Coles,\n2)Williams\n3)Colston\n\nKeep:\nBrown\nGlenn\n\nDrop: Jenkins.
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Hey..Im only 14 but i know alot about basketball and im a Staright A student...i would drop hakim warrick...Antoine Walker #1 is a veteran and will get more minutes, but he will get way many more things in his stat colum.  drop hakim..believe me
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If you are receiving Jackson...YES!  Driver is a #1 on a bad team so he will get many chances.  Jackson has fallen a little bit with Wallace at QB but should be better once Hasselbeck returns.
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You are stuck with Wallace at QB unless there is a better alternative on the waiver wire.  Play LJ and Herron.  Tatum Bell is nursing 2 turf toe injuries and took himself out of the game this past week.  I don't see him being real productive until he heals some.  Plax (Houston is awful), Holt and Berrian are no-brainer WRs.  Obviously Cooley at TE since Smith has a bye.  Use the Baltimore D and either K should be fine.
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Do you play two defenses each week? and 3 receivers? - If so, go for it. But if you're putting 4 of your receivers in the lineup, I wouldn't do it. Horn didn't even make the trip this Sunday. You might not see him on the field for a while.
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As surprising as it sound, I would go with LJ, Hasselbeck, and Branch and here's my reason why:\n\n1) Bulger has been great this season; MVP candidate to be in fact. However, I really don't like his durability because he has been injured in the past and I fear that injuries might hit him again, but as long as he stays healthy, he'll do fine. Ward is a great reciever and with Rothseliberger playing well again, Ward has been a recipeint of that success; but what if B-Roth slumps again? If that happens, then Ward is basically useless in the passing game. "Fast" Willie Parker is emerging as one of the best backs around, but he's not going to run 200 yards every game. The offense is built around the running game and that benefits Parker. However, without a solid veteran like Bettis to take some snaps away from him, Parker might be running out of gas if he doesn't get some rest during games. Plus, his small stature might hurt him if he gets hurt. Jacksonville defense has been exceptional again this year, but they don't put up much defensive points up like Baltimore or Chicago, even though Baltimore gives up more points than Jax. If they give high scores and don't do much on defense, then they might be in trouble if there all around defense doesn't show or if the offense doesn't click with Garrard in center. If the offense doesn't play well, then defense will get tired.\n\n2) LJ, next to LT, is the MVP in fantasy football. What makes LJ special is that he's in the system that allows him to put big numbers. No matter who they play or what condition is in, LJ will have a great game week by week, good or bad (Just look at what happen during the last few weeks of the season for LJ when he took over for Priest Holmes last season) and can carry a fantasy team to victory by himself. Hasselbeck is injured but he has enough faith by Mike Holmgren to play when he comes back. There is a reason why Seneca Wallace is the backup and that reason could put Hasselbeck during the stretch when it counts the most. Branch is benefiting from the emergence of D-Jax and Jeremey "I got kick on the balls" Stevens, so Branch should see single coverage from defense, which leads to more passes coming to him in the near future, with either Wallace or Hasselbeck on center. I don't need to tell you how great the Chicago defense has been this season.