Comments on: Moving Up, Moving Down – Week 7

By: Dave Stringer

Dave Stringer — Fri, 22 Oct 2010 19:48:46 +0000

@ Repo,
I’m a Rams fan and Danario looked good this week but the hyperbole on him is out of control. He was complaining of having a sore knee on Wednesday. He may have timed out in the 4.4′s or 4.5′s in college but he did not appear to have that type of speed on his touchdown catch. I’m not sold on him being a reliable producer at WR for the balance of the season but he’s a great pick up in dynasty leagues.

@ Eric,
Lynch has a favourable schedule but I am not getting overly excited by 44 yards and a score. Proclaiming him a RB2 based on one game after a couple of seasons of subpar performances is ignoring a long history for a brief piece of success.

@ Mohamed and Mike07,
Check the WR projections and go from there.
http://fftoday.com/rankings/playerwkproj.php?Season=2010&GameWeek=7&PosID=30

By: mike07

mike07 — Fri, 22 Oct 2010 16:37:35 +0000

Who should I.start A.Armstrong and D.Alexander or Driver n Dez Bryant.

By: mohamed

mohamed — Thu, 21 Oct 2010 15:11:32 +0000

Well I’m 3-1-2 don’t know how but I I’m I need help here going into week 7 I’m weak at wide outs n don’t know who to out frm a WR, A. ARMSTRONG, D. ALEXANDER.D Driver .n D.Bryant I don’t know who to start can I get a advice here guys I’m thinking bout starting Armstrong n Alexander wat do u guys think

By: Eric

Eric — Thu, 21 Oct 2010 03:20:40 +0000

@ Dave Stringer and Aaron,
Marshawn Lynch has an extremely favorable schedule coming up. In the next 7 weeks 6 of the teams he runs against are in the top ten for fantasy points allowed to RBs. Facing Arizona twice, Oakland, New Orleans, Kansas City and Carolina. Surely this should earn The Beast a little love.

By: Repo

Repo — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 16:01:36 +0000

No mention of Danario Alexander? He should be seeing a large role going forward replacing Clayton who was a top ten wr this year until injured.

I think Alexander has more upside than any of these guys mentioned. 113 catches in his Senior year at Missouri. 6′ 5″ and a 42-45 inch vertical jump with great hands? This guy is used to dominating football games and I think he will as long as his knees hold up.

By: Dave Stringer

Dave Stringer — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 14:17:28 +0000

@ Chris and Coop,
I like Branch’s potential the most. However, Avant isn’t as far behind as most would think. D-jax has now had two concussions in two years.

@ Aaron,
I’m reading a lot of hype for Marshawn but I’m not exactly sure why. He was starting in Buffalo in a bad offense and splitting time. Now he’s starting in Seattle in a slightly better offense and splitting time. Slight improvement in his prospects.

@ McChiefs,
I agree on your rankings. As for the Chargers, however, I’m not so sure. You aren’t biased, are you?

By: Heath

Heath — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 10:36:48 +0000

In a 14 team league I need a WR, A. ARMSTRONG, D. THOMAS, D. ALEXANDER, are the best available. Who has the best chance to become a consistent factor this year?

By: McChiefs

McChiefs — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 05:22:15 +0000

Branch, Avant, Naanee…..

2 things separate Branch in his favor. 1) he has Tom Brady 2) Welker is a career #2, for the most part

Avant is good and while you can’t rely on big plays from special teams (or scrimmage, for that matter) like D. Jackson owners can, he’s still a solid WR2′ish play. He’s established as a quality possession WR on a team (that he’s been on for a while) that likes to throw.

Naanee? Who cares……Chargers suck