should i trade mike vick for edgerrin james?
954400
Stick with Vick. James aint worth the dirt he plays on. I would go with some one on the free agency if possible. Try to get anyone else than James. Hes not producing at all. What about Lendel Betts. Second string from Washington. He is well worth it.
53754
yes and no...i would take it as almost an insult if i was a rb 4 a team whose qb ran the ball to much. mike vick is a great qb and versatile player an so is vince young but id prefer to be the rb 4 a team that trusted me with the ball a little bit more than to have  the qb run it all the time.
36317
You'd might want to get rid of Fisher and Harpring in favor of similar players, since you seem to be in a small-ish (9-10 team) league. \nOtherwise, Paul and Camby were good picks and West was a great free agent pick up. I wouldn't want to go against you.
935106
In a normal league I would say no, but in a keeper league I would definately trade.  Over the next couple of years Steve Smith will always be in the top five recievers in the NFC.  The problem is you dont really have a RB to replace Barber.  Is this season a loss and you are rebuilding for next year?  If so do the trade.  If you are in a hunt for 1st place I would say not to make the trade.  For the keepers next year, I would say keep Steve Smith (if you get him) and Frank Gore.  If you dont get Smith, keep Gore and Drew Brees.
851683
Yes\n\nHe is a great player, his injury has kept him on the sidelines this year ... you should drop him and find someone for your playoff run...\n\nGood Luck
845198
YES! Drop Ronnie Brown. Go with Travis Henry.\nYes, start Santana Moss if you have no one better.\nDrop Chris Henry ~ its about CJ.\nYes, start David Garrad. Unless you have Peyton Manning.\nYou must have some one better than Willie Parker bench him unless hes all you got.
743443
No.  Your team is totally stacked.  None of those guys improve your situation.\n\nLet it ride.\n\nYour only potential weakness is having two Dallas receivers.  It is statistically fairly rare to spread the wealth that much, unless that team is New England.\n\nHell, you even have players on teams that should fight for position through the FFL playoffs, without resting people.\n\nYou should destroy your league, barring injury or the guy with LT having an equally stacked team.
878366
How about LT? Just joking. I think it's Vick for sure. He needs to be a RB.
898221
For RB, I'd go with Drew and Green.  They both are playing against weak run-defense teams plus they both get a lot of short-reception attempts.  \n\nFor the WR, go with Jenkins.  Vick is on FIRE and he will continue to play like that!
1038198
Vick is a talented tailback (not qb)but the lions dont need to be as sorry as the falcons.  The defense can stack up against atlanta because there is no threat of the pass.
984219
I think you should start Mike Vick, because I personally believe he is totally awesome!!!! Go for the gold!!!
968807
I say if you play two WR then do it because your RBs are garbage Jamal had one good game so stick with Duece. Plus Jamal has tough machups.
723603
Ya gotta love Palmer right? Not this week, not against the Raven defense.\n\nYou go with the hot hand. I'm not a Vick fan, but he's hot and Palmers not.\n\nFrank C
968669
What's taken you so long to make a move?  If those are your two RB's, I hope the rest of your team is Stacked (Manning, Holt, Harrison, Steve Smith, Gates, and the Baltimores D)  I would make the morve, but see if you can work out a trade first.
68225
KEEP HIM. He had one bad year, all the greats have them(look at Favre)
953592
I would always start Rivers.  Vick is not running as much as he did early in the season.  I don't know if your league penalizes for turnovers, but Vick has been a turnover machine.  Meanwhile Rivers is having an outstanding first full season.  He's basically a lock for about 200 yards and a touchdown.
798416
Do not make this trade.  Dillon is a headache, he is up and down every week.  Rivers runs a conservative offense.  Galloway has a rookie QB and Michael Clayton could eventually take away his receptions.  On your side, you have Reggie Bush, who is a little down now, but his potential is like no other.  Grossman and Berrian could probably be traded for better talent than what you are being offered.