Assume you already have a legitimate #2 RB or WR. In leagues with a Flex, you may be compelled to start any of the below thanks to match-ups, injuries and/or league depth.
Cleveland Browns RBs Jerome Harrison and James Davis: Sit. Can't see the clear #1 here. Nopr does it matter given each faces the Baltimore Ravens defense.
Indianapolis Colts RB Donald Brown: Sit. He is not a legit #2 yet, and the Arizona Cardinals rush defense has been very good so far.
Buffalo Bills WR Lee Evans: Start maybe. He has the chance to have the 4 catches, 100+ yards we have come to expect form Evans twice a year. The Saints/Bills should be a shootout.
Seattle Seahawks RBs Julius Jones and Justin Forsett: Sit. Who is the lead back? For a team as bad as the Seahawks, you want no part of a timeshare. Once the Bye Weeks begin though....
Washington Redskins WR Santana Moss: Start maybe. See Lee Evans. If you #2 WR was taken around the 2.12/3.01 turn, Moss is not an option at WR2.
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Sunday, September 27, 2009
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Fantasy Football: A 4th RB Sleeper?
As far as Jamal Lewis and the Cleveland Browns are concerned, 30 is the new 20 - cleveland.com:
"...rookie James Davis, Lewis' understudy, has been one of the surprises of camp. Davis' young and eager legs have magnified Lewis' age. Lewis looks slow and tentative as he hits a hole, goes the refrain."
Perception is one thing. As pointed out in the article, head coach Eric Mangini had no problem feeding the 30+ year old Thomas Jones last season with the Jets.
Viewing my own rankings, I'd move Davis into the 3rd or 4th Bench spot to draft.
"...rookie James Davis, Lewis' understudy, has been one of the surprises of camp. Davis' young and eager legs have magnified Lewis' age. Lewis looks slow and tentative as he hits a hole, goes the refrain."
Perception is one thing. As pointed out in the article, head coach Eric Mangini had no problem feeding the 30+ year old Thomas Jones last season with the Jets.
Viewing my own rankings, I'd move Davis into the 3rd or 4th Bench spot to draft.
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