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winvirus posted:RULES No idea. Flip some coins. Count on a bounce back for Smith or Olsen? If not, Wright and White are fine. But I might go... Wright and Olsen  Ouhei posted:So I managed to grab some guys off the waivers to supplement my bench and replace some gambles I had in week 1. PPR or standard? Blount is good there if standard, otherwise I might try to avoid Buffalo's D and go Woodhead or Stevie there. DO YALL WANT A HAM posted:Thoughts on playing Matt Ryan at NYG? The Giants D looks weak, but they're playing at home and I'm worried Ryan might have one of his "bad" games for whatever stupid reason. You didn't give an alternative, so yeah, I'd say you should start Ryan over an empty spot  (No, you shouldn't worry about Ryan having a bad game, he's going to throw to Julio and score a million points)Thelonius Van Funk posted:Pick 2 Flexes, standard scoring, 0 PPR: Blount and Dunbar. Parker Lewis posted:Standard, need to pick one RB out of: I like Coleman here.
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SweetJahasus posted:I'm stuck with some guy who shat the bed week 1 but I'm too scared to sit and so I've got analysis paralysis. Romo and Fitz. Nothing to do with Peyton and Watkins making GBS threads the bed, but Romo in a shootout and Fitz against the Bears are obvious plays. You should probably plan on starting Fitz over Watkins most weeks, tbh. I wouldn't shy away from Peyton so much, but this week given Romo's matchup and Peyton's poor showing, hurt back, and short week, it's an easy call.
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365 Nog Hogger posted:Durrr I forgot these are weekly threads I like Maclin there, but I'd probably go Tate over CJ2k. I dunno, I wouldn't fault you for starting him, but he's bad, haha. Probably Ertz, though if Evans sits again or is limited, I think ASJ will have a better chance to score. Tough to know if Ertz will see as many targets if the Eagles can get the run game going better, too.
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ZIGfried posted:Would you start AJ80 vs Re-Re-Re-Revis and the Jets Coleman. VietCampo posted:So as a Bell owner i need a week 2 temp starter, I also have Arian Foster on the bench and Alfred Blue, but he's a bum and i dropped him for CJ2K. I actually like Dunbar a lot. Pretty sure he out snapped Randle (barely), and you can't argue with how many targets he got.
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Sep 16, 2015 22:37
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Lblitzer posted:Standard. I'm a little slow on following games right now as I switch jobs but I'm having a hard time deciding on which WRs to play this week. Edelman and Coleman. VJax and Jones both offer boom/bust, with VJax playing for a team that'll be down and Jones possibly having a sneaky game with Seattle prioritizing Cobb and Adams. Coin toss between them. Without knowing who your RBs are playing, Hyde is an obvious start, and then I'd start Murray, Blount, and Jennings, in that order.
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Intruder posted:Standard no PPR, need to pick my RB2 and flex between Chris Ivory, Carlos Hyde and Alfred Morris Ivory and Hyde easy, Morris is up against St. Louis
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VietCampo posted:Even if it's a tough matchup, it'd be crazy to start Williams over Cobb. Agreed.
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Sep 17, 2015 16:35
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zeldadude posted:Standard 0PPR, need a flex. Choices: Why would you start Smith over Bradford?
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Sep 17, 2015 19:29
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zeldadude posted:Any thoughts? I have a hard time seeing Deangelo repeating last week's performance and Stewart isn't looking too good this week from what I've read. I'm liking Cooks playing the bucs at home currently but gently caress me this is tough. Definitely Cooks. TB defense is not scary.
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fariz posted:Bradford vs Palmer vs Tannehill (the latter two are free agents and I have an open spot) Bradford or Palmer. Palmer has a super easy match up this week, but Bradford isn't far behind and season long I'd much rather have Bradford. Just stick with him. MacheteZombie posted:Shameless repost. Evans for sure if he goes; should be healthy, should be down a ton and passing all day, and ASJ and VJax showed that even an awful Winston can get his receivers some fantasy points. For your 2nd there, that's tougher. I'd probably go Adams, assuming Sherman will lock down Cobb, Lacy will have a tough day, and so GB's other receivers will be targeted heavily. Otherwise, I'd take Tate or Robinson, probably in that order. For QB, can't argue with Ben there. I'm going Brady over Cam and Foles in one league, but not feeling great about it, and would start Ben there if I had him.
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MacheteZombie posted:Thanks RVP. I went ahead and slotted in Evans, it makes a lot more sense now that it seems he'll be suiting up (decoy game ahoy!), and I didn't really think about Davante too much because GB has been so bad against Sea, but you make a good point about Sherman covering Cobb most of the day. Does Sherman still only cover one side of the field or does he shift around to the best WR these days? I confess to having no idea really, but read in several places that Sherman might be used in the slot. For example, Evan Silva posted:Rodgers' Week 1 target distribution: Davante Adams 8; Randall Cobb 5; James Jones 4; Lacy and Richard Rodgers 3. ... On Opening Day, Sherman lined up at left corner in Seattle's base defense and moved to the slot in sub-packages, with RCB Cary Williams and LCB Deshawn Shead on the boundaries. If this alignment sticks and the Packers don't adjust, we can expect Sherman to cover Cobb on a ton of Week 2 snaps. Green Bay's offensive coaches are aware of this, of course. Don't forget that in Week 1 of 2014, the Packers used then-third receiver Jarrett Boykin to essentially occupy Sherman's coverage, while Cobb and Jordy Nelson ran in other areas of the field. While Cobb might not be a strong DFS play, I'd be hard pressed to simply assume the Packers won't adjust, and therefore bench Cobb in a season-long league. ... Immediately bypassing Ty Montgomery and Jeff Janis for third receiver duties, Jones started against the Bears in Week 1, played 92% of Green Bay's offensive snaps, and made his presence felt in the red zone with touchdown catches from 1 and 13 yards out. Jones' usage and playing time are right where they need to be for Jones to be treated as an every-week WR3 with WR2 upside. If all of last week's alignments do stick, Jones will run most of his routes at shaky RCB Williams. ... Adams' Week 1 stat line (4-59-0) disappointed, but his team-high target count and snap rate (97%) did not. As the Packers line up in three-receiver sets as a base offense, Adams figures to run most of his patterns at LCB Shead, a special teamer and sometimes safety.
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MacheteZombie posted:Thanks that's a pretty informative quote from Evan Silva. Appreciate it! No problem. Not sure how Silva's advice is generally regarded, but his weekly match up posts are fantastic for going beyond just looking at projections or boxscores to try to pick your starters, since he actually touches on caveats to last week's performances, likely defensive match ups, etc: http://www.rotoworld.com/articles/nfl/56357/179/silvas-week-2-matchups Enjoy starting Jones in the use-third-receiver-to-occupy-Sherman role 
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Cavauro posted:1 PPR league, need to start two WRs. Edelman and Hilton, and if Hilton doesn't go, Moncrief.
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Rick Grimes posted:Hey guys, here's my issues this week. Don't flex Green over perfectly serviceable RBs in standard scoring. Allen, Stevie, and Woodhead are the top three options there, Green isn't going to see a ton of volume. I'd probably go Yeldon there.
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GNU Order posted:First world problems as gently caress but I'm deciding between Don't flex a TE when you have someone like Matthews. The reason to doubt Eifert having another monster week is that he's a TE on a run first team with AJ Green ahead of him. You don't sit the Eagles' WR1 for a TE, not even in standard scoring, and sure as poo poo not in full PPR. It isn't even close! Who are the rest of the guys you're starting?
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Sep 19, 2015 17:35
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Catfish Noodlin posted:I have to pick a WR between... Wheaton is not worth considering. Brown is the easy choice over Adams I think.
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Sep 19, 2015 18:35
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Zero_Grade posted:I need to pick up a TE and a DEF for this week, with Delanie Walker out. Also gotta kinda err on the side of big points, cause my opponent had the Broncos DEF and was already projected to beat me. Cook. Nothing says Fells' first week wasn't a fluke, and he's a blocker. I'd actually probably go Browns and count on Mariota acting more like a rookie QB in his second start. Fading teams with rookie QBs is usually the thing to do, and one good week against an awful defense isn't enough for me to fully buy into Mariota. Otherwise, Colts aren't a terrible option, but NYJ probably are going to keep being an improved offense over last year.
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Sushipants posted:0.5 ppr, need an RB2 If McCoy is at least questionable going into the game, I might start Karlos over Blue. Do you know if Blue got the goal line carries? I think with Grimes and Polk there, Blue might not see significantly more touches than Karlos, and Karlos should do more with those limited touches.
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