Week 2: Kenny Britt is Back, Start Him? - 26 comments

Hopefully you’re running into Week 2 with a 1-0 record, four strong running backs, a slew of breakout receivers, an elite QB, a heavily-targeted tight end and a great defensive and kicking matchup. If so, we can’t do much to help you; you’re ready to steamroll your league. For everyone else, we’re back with Week 2’s Start/Sit Cafe Rankings. Kenny Britt has served his one-game suspension, and now you want to know if you should insert him immediately into your lineup (yes). Where does Robert Griffin III sit after a breakthrough Week 1 performance against the Saints? How about Stevan Ridley? Let’s find out now.

Rank	Quarterbacks	Team	Opp	Average
1	Drew Brees	NO	at CAR	2.3
2	Tom Brady	NE	vs. ARI	2.3
3	Aaron Rodgers	GB	vs. CHI	2.5
4	Cam Newton	CAR	vs. NO	4.5
5	Matt Ryan	ATL	vs. DEN	5.3
6	Robert Griffin III	WAS	at STL	6.8
7	Matthew Stafford	DET	at SF	7.3
8	Peyton Manning	DEN	at ATL	8.0
9	Tony Romo	DAL	at SEA	8.8
10	Jay Cutler	CHI	at GB	9.0
11	Eli Manning	NYG	vs. TB	10.5
12	Philip Rivers	SD	vs. TEN	12.0
13	Michael Vick	PHI	vs. BAL	12.0
14	Matt Schaub	HOU	at JAC	16.3
15	Josh Freeman	TB	at NYG	16.5
16	Ben Roethlisberger	PIT	vs. NYJ	16.8
17	Joe Flacco	BAL	at PHI	17.0
18	Andrew Luck	IND	vs. MIN	17.0
19	Alex Smith	SF	vs. DET	20.3
20	Carson Palmer	OAK	at MIA	21.5
21	Andy Dalton	CIN	at CLE	21.8
22	Russell Wilson	SEA	vs. DAL	22.5
23	Christian Ponder	MIN	at IND	22.8
24	Matt Cassel	KC	at BUF	23.0
25	Mark Sanchez	NYJ	at PIT	24.0
26	Jake Locker	TEN	at SD	24.5
27	Ryan Fitzpatrick	BUF	vs. KC	25.8
28	Sam Bradford	STL	vs. WAS	26.5
29	Blaine Gabbert	JAC	vs. HOU	29.0
30	Ryan Tannehill	MIA	vs. OAK	30.5
31	Kevin Kolb	ARI	at NE	30.8
32	Tim Tebow	NYJ	at PIT	31.0
33	Brandon Weeden	CLE	vs. CIN	32.8

Start: Robert Griffin III, Redskins. The Redskins had the perfect gameplan for Griffin’s first game, mixing in elements from the Baylor offense and keeping the Saints defense on their heels all day. It’s not likely to be as easy for RG3 every week, but I don’t think the Rams have what it takes to slow him down, and I’d feel confident rolling with him as a QB1 this week.

Sit: Mark Sanchez, Jets. The Sanchize was excellent in Week 1, tossing 266 yards and three TDs. However, we’re not buying in yet. Let’s see how he does against a good Steelers defense without a lead. Tim Tebow isn’t going away any time soon (in fact, we have him over trainwreck Brandon Weeden this week), and it’s going to be hard for Sanchez to score multiple TDs consistently.

Rank	Running Backs	Team	Opp	Average
1	Arian Foster	HOU	at JAC	1.8
2	Darren McFadden	OAK	at MIA	2.5
3	Ray Rice	BAL	at PHI	3.3
4	LeSean McCoy	PHI	vs. BAL	4.0
5	Adrian Peterson	MIN	at IND	4.3
6	C.J. Spiller	BUF	vs. KC	6.5
7	DeMarco Murray	DAL	at SEA	7.3
8	Matt Forte	CHI	at GB	8.0
9	Jamaal Charles	KC	at BUF	12.0
10	Maurice Jones-Drew	JAC	vs. HOU	12.3
11	Marshawn Lynch	SEA	vs. DAL	12.3
12	Steven Jackson	STL	vs. WAS	13.5
13	Doug Martin	TB	at NYG	13.8
14	Ahmad Bradshaw	NYG	vs. TB	15.8
15	Frank Gore	SF	vs. DET	16.5
16	BenJarvus Green-Ellis	CIN	at CLE	17.5
17	Stevan Ridley	NE	vs. ARI	18.0
18	Reggie Bush	MIA	vs. OAK	18.0
19	Chris Johnson	TEN	at SD	18.5
20	Darren Sproles	NO	at CAR	19.3
21	Alfred Morris	WAS	at STL	20.5
22	Michael Turner	ATL	vs. DEN	22.5
23	Trent Richardson	CLE	vs. CIN	22.8
24	Kevin Smith	DET	at SF	24.3
25	Donald Brown	IND	vs. MIN	25.0
26	Shonn Greene	NYJ	at PIT	25.5
27	Willis McGahee	DEN	at ATL	26.0
28	Peyton Hillis	KC	at BUF	28.3
29	Michael Bush	CHI	at GB	30.3
30	Ben Tate	HOU	at JAC	31.0
31	Cedric Benson	GB	vs. CHI	31.5
32	Dexter McCluster	KC	at BUF	32.5
33	Jacquizz Rodgers	ATL	vs. DEN	33.8
34	DeAngelo Williams	CAR	vs. NO	35.8
35	Mark Ingram	NO	at CAR	35.8
36	Jonathan Dwyer	PIT	vs. NYJ	36.0
37	Beanie Wells	ARI	at NE	36.5
38	Ronnie Brown	SD	vs. TEN	36.8
39	Pierre Thomas	NO	at CAR	39.8
40	Roy Helu	WAS	at STL	40.0
41	Kendall Hunter	SF	vs. DET	41.5
42	Toby Gerhart	MIN	at IND	44.0
43	Isaac Redman	PIT	vs. NYJ	44.3
44	Jonathan Stewart	CAR	vs. NO	44.3
45	LeGarrette Blount	TB	at NYG	44.8
46	David Wilson	NYG	vs. TB	45.0
47	Ryan Williams	ARI	at NE	45.3
48	Mike Goodson	OAK	at MIA	46.5
49	Daniel Thomas	MIA	vs. OAK	47.0
50	Curtis Brinkley	SD	vs. TEN	47.3
51	Robert Turbin	SEA	vs. DAL	50.0
52	Rashad Jennings	JAC	vs. HOU	50.3
53	Evan Royster	WAS	at STL	51.8
54	Shane Vereen	NE	vs. ARI	52.5
55	Brandon Jacobs	SF	vs. DET	53.3

Start: Stevan Ridley, Patriots. Ridley was phenomenal in Week 1, and now he gets to face a Cardinals defense that likely has no prayer keeping close to the Patriots in the second half. That’s a recipe for 20-plus carries this week and a quality fantasy performance. I’m actually surprised he isn’t higher — I ranked him in my top 10 this week.

Sit: Jonathan Dwyer, Steelers. Dwyer was easily the most impressive Steelers back on Sunday night, fighting for yards while Isaac Redman fell down on first contact. However, he doesn’t have the best matchup in Week 2 (C.J. Spiller notwithstanding) and he missed practice with a foot injury. He could get 15 carries, he could be inactive. It’s probably best passing on him this week unless he practices fully later in the week and your other options aren’t great.

Rank	Wide Receivers	Team	Opp	Average
1	Calvin Johnson	DET	at SF	2.0
2	Brandon Marshall	CHI	at GB	2.3
3	Andre Johnson	HOU	at JAC	4.0
4	Julio Jones	ATL	vs. DEN	4.5
5	Larry Fitzgerald	ARI	at NE	5.0
6	A.J. Green	CIN	at CLE	5.3
7	Roddy White	ATL	vs. DEN	7.0
8	Hakeem Nicks	NYG	vs. TB	8.0
9	Percy Harvin	MIN	at IND	9.0
10	Victor Cruz	NYG	vs. TB	12.8
11	Dez Bryant	DAL	at SEA	12.8
12	Jordy Nelson	GB	vs. CHI	13.0
13	Demaryius Thomas	DEN	at ATL	13.0
14	Marques Colston	NO	at CAR	15.0
15	Steve Smith	CAR	vs. NO	15.5
16	Reggie Wayne	IND	vs. MIN	17.0
17	Miles Austin	DAL	at SEA	18.0
18	Vincent Jackson	TB	at NYG	19.8
19	Dwayne Bowe	KC	at BUF	20.3
20	Antonio Brown	PIT	vs. NYJ	20.8
21	Wes Welker	NE	vs. ARI	21.3
22	Steve Johnson	BUF	vs. KC	22.0
23	Torrey Smith	BAL	at PHI	23.8
24	Eric Decker	DEN	at ATL	26.3
25	Kenny Britt	TEN	at SD	27.0
26	Mike Wallace	PIT	vs. NYJ	27.0
27	Justin Blackmon	JAC	vs. HOU	27.3
28	Randall Cobb	GB	vs. CHI	29.0
29	Brandon Lloyd	NE	vs. ARI	30.3
30	Greg Jennings	GB	vs. CHI	30.3
31	Pierre Garcon	WAS	at STL	31.0
32	Malcom Floyd	SD	vs. TEN	31.3
33	Jeremy Maclin	PHI	vs. BAL	32.0
34	Darrius Heyward-Bey	OAK	at MIA	34.0
35	DeSean Jackson	PHI	vs. BAL	34.3
36	Lance Moore	NO	at CAR	35.8
37	Michael Crabtree	SF	vs. DET	36.3
38	Sidney Rice	SEA	vs. DAL	39.0
39	Anquan Boldin	BAL	at PHI	39.8
40	James Jones	GB	vs. CHI	44.3
41	Robert Meachem	SD	vs. TEN	44.3
42	Titus Young	DET	at SF	45.3
43	Danny Amendola	STL	vs. WAS	46.5
44	Stephen Hill	NYJ	at PIT	46.5
45	Santonio Holmes	NYJ	at PIT	46.5
46	Greg Little	CLE	vs. CIN	47.5
47	Mike Williams	TB	at NYG	47.8
48	Nate Washington	TEN	at SD	48.5
49	Kevin Ogletree	DAL	at SEA	49.8
50	Dexter McCluster	KC	at BUF	50.5
51	Brandon LaFell	CAR	vs. NO	50.5
52	Davone Bess	MIA	vs. OAK	50.5
53	Santana Moss	WAS	at STL	53.0
54	Denarius Moore	OAK	at MIA	54.3
55	Alshon Jeffrey	CHI	at GB	55.3
56	Andrew Hawkins	CIN	at CLE	56.0
57	Emmanuel Sanders	PIT	vs. NYJ	58.3
58	Brandon Gibson	STL	vs. WAS	59.3
59	Brandon Stokley	DEN	at ATL	60.0
60	Doug Baldwin	SEA	vs. DAL	60.0
61	Randy Moss	SF	vs. DET	60.8
62	Laurent Robinson	JAC	vs. HOU	61.0
63	Kendall Wright	TEN	at SD	61.0
64	Donnie Avery	IND	vs. MIN	61.5
65	Nate Burleson	DET	at SF	62.5
66	Domenik Hixon	NYG	vs. TB	67.3
67	Donald Jones	BUF	vs. KC	67.5
68	Early Doucet	ARI	at NE	68.8
69	Austin Collie	IND	vs. MIN	69.3
70	Earl Bennett	CHI	at GB	70.5
71	Golden Tate	SEA	vs. DAL	71.5
72	Harry Douglas	ATL	vs. DEN	72.0
73	Braylon Edwards	SEA	vs. DAL	73.5
74	Devery Henderson	NO	at CAR	74.0
75	Jeremy Kerley	NYJ	at PIT	74.3
76	Brian Hartline	MIA	vs. OAK	76.5
77	Steve Smith	STL	vs. WAS	77.8
78	Jon Baldwin	KC	at BUF	78.3
79	Eddie Royal	SD	vs. TEN	78.8
80	Steve Breaston	KC	at BUF	80.0
81	Julian Edelman	NE	vs. ARI	80.3
82	Jason Avant	PHI	vs. BAL	80.5
83	Brian Quick	STL	vs. WAS	80.8
84	Damian Williams	TEN	at SD	81.0
85	Preston Parker	TB	at NYG	81.3

Start: Randall Cobb, Packers. The Packers look to employ Cobb in a Percy Harvin-type role, lining him up in the backfield in the absence of a quality third-down back. He caught all nine of his targets last week and should have a similar performance this week, especially if Greg Jennings can’t go. The window to buy low on Cobb is quickly closing.

Sit: Kevin Ogletree, Cowboys. He was the top-ranked receiver at the close of Week 1, catching nine passes for 114 yards and two TDs. So how does he rank as a sit just one week later? Ogletree managed to play in less than half of the Cowboys’ offensive snaps, and that percentage figures to scale back even further with Jason Witten healthier in Week 2. It may be smart to explore immediately flipping Ogletree before this week’s game if you plucked him off the wire.

Rank	Tight Ends	Team	Opp	Average
1	Jimmy Graham	NO	at CAR	1.3
2	Rob Gronkowski	NE	vs. ARI	1.8
3	Aaron Hernandez	NE	vs. ARI	3.0
4	Jermichael Finley	GB	vs. CHI	5.0
5	Vernon Davis	SF	vs. DET	5.5
6	Brandon Pettigrew	DET	at SF	6.0
7	Antonio Gates	SD	vs. TEN	6.0
8	Fred Davis	WAS	at STL	8.5
9	Kyle Rudolph	MIN	at IND	10.3
10	Tony Gonzalez	ATL	vs. DEN	10.5
11	Jared Cook	TEN	at SD	11.8
12	Jason Witten	DAL	at SEA	12.5
13	Jacob Tamme	DEN	at ATL	13.8
14	Greg Olsen	CAR	vs. NO	14.3
15	Owen Daniels	HOU	at JAC	14.8
16	Colby Fleener	IND	vs. MIN	16.5
17	Jermaine Gresham	CIN	at CLE	17.3
18	Marcedes Lewis	JAC	vs. HOU	19.5
19	Dustin Keller	NYJ	at PIT	19.5
20	Brent Celek	PHI	vs. BAL	20.0
21	Martellus Bennett	NYG	vs. TB	22.0
22	Heath Miller	PIT	vs. NYJ	22.5
23	Dennis Pitta	BAL	at PHI	25.0
24	Scott Chandler	BUF	vs. KC	25.0
25	Tony Moeaki	KC	at BUF	26.5
26	Lance Kendricks	STL	vs. WAS	26.8
27	Joel Dreessen	DEN	at ATL	27.3
28	Dwayne Allen	IND	vs. MIN	28.5
29	Brandon Myers	OAK	at MIA	30.5
30	Zach Miller	SEA	vs. DAL	31.0
31	Kevin Boss	KC	at BUF	31.0
32	Ed Dickson	BAL	at PHI	31.5
33	Tony Scheffler	DET	at SF	32.5
34	Kellen Davis	CHI	at GB	33.3
35	Jordan Cameron	CLE	vs. CIN	33.8

Start: Jared Cook, Titans. Cook looks primed for a breakout this season, and in Week 1 he stayed on the field for virtually every offensive snap. Kenny Britt returns this week from suspension, and that may actually help Cook as defenses account for Britt’s deep-ball potential. He should continue to flirt with TE1 status all year.

Sit: Dennis Pitta, Ravens. Pitta brought it in Week 1, catching five passes for 73 yards and a TD. However, he was completely shut out in the first half, making it seem like he’s going to be a streaky fantasy performer. He’ll cede targets at tight end to Ed Dickson, and the Ravens have plenty other weapons to target in the passing game before getting to either tight end.

Rank	Team Defense	Team	Opp	Average
1	Texans	HOU	at JAC	1.8
2	Patriots	NE	vs. ARI	3.5
3	49ers	SF	vs. DET	3.5
4	Giants	NYG	vs. TB	4.5
5	Ravens	BAL	at PHI	5.8
6	Steelers	PIT	vs. NYJ	6.0
7	Lions	DET	at SF	9.8
8	Bengals	CIN	at CLE	10.5
9	Cowboys	DAL	at SEA	10.5
10	Eagles	PHI	vs. BAL	10.8
11	Bears	CHI	at GB	11.3
12	Bills	BUF	vs. KC	11.5
13	Seahawks	SEA	vs. DAL	11.5
14	Jets	NYJ	at PIT	12.0
15	Raiders	OAK	at MIA	12.3
16	Packers	GB	vs. CHI	12.8
17	Vikings	MIN	at IND	17.5
18	Buccaneers	TB	at NYG	18.5
19	Chiefs	KC	at BUF	19.8
20	Chargers	SD	vs. TEN	20.0
21	Redskins	WAS	at STL	21.5
22	Falcons	ATL	vs. DEN	21.8
23	Titans	TEN	at SD	24.0
24	Dolphins	MIA	vs. OAK	24.5
25	Jaguars	JAC	vs. HOU	26.3
26	Colts	IND	vs. MIN	26.5
27	Browns	CLE	vs. CIN	26.8
28	Broncos	DEN	at ATL	27.5
29	Saints	NO	at CAR	27.5
30	Panthers	CAR	vs. NO	28.3
31	Rams	STL	vs. WAS	29.0
32	Cardinals	ARI	at NE	31.0

Start: Cincinnati Bengals. After watching the Browns flounder in Week 1, with Brandon Weeden throwing four picks while completing only 12 passes, I have to go with the Bengals as the waiver wire defense of the week. They should have no problem going into Cleveland and coming out with an excellent performance against the rookie QB.

Sit: Green Bay Packers. The Packers turned in a four-sack performance in Week 1 while adding a return TD, but they also surrendered 30 points to the 49ers at home. They face another quality offense in Week 2, and the Bears have many more weapons to stretch the Pack than San Francisco did. Stay away if you can.

Rank	Kickers	Team	Opp	Average
1	David Akers	SF	vs. DET	1.0
2	Sebastian Janikowski	OAK	at MIA	2.0
3	Robbie Gould	CHI	at GB	4.5
4	Garrett Hartley	NO	at CAR	4.8
5	Nate Kaeding	SD	vs. TEN	4.8
6	Stephen Gostkowski	NE	vs. ARI	7.0
7	Jason Hanson	DET	at SF	7.0
8	Mason Crosby	GB	vs. CHI	7.3
9	Dan Bailey	DAL	at SEA	7.5
10	Alex Henery	PHI	vs. BAL	10.5
11	Matt Bryant	ATL	vs. DEN	10.8
12	Mike Nugent	CIN	at CLE	13.3
13	Dan Carpenter	MIA	vs. OAK	13.5
14	Steven Hauschka	SEA	vs. DAL	14.8
15	Matt Prater	DEN	at ATL	16.8
16	Rob Bironas	TEN	at SD	18.0
17	Justin Medlock	CAR	vs. NO	18.0
18	Shayne Graham	HOU	at JAC	18.8
19	Nick Folk	NYJ	at PIT	19.3
20	Lawrence Tynes	NYG	vs. TB	19.5
21	Billy Cundiff	WAS	at STL	20.0
22	Shaun Suisham	PIT	vs. NYJ	21.3
23	Justin Tucker	BAL	at PHI	23.5
24	Greg Zuerlein	STL	vs. WAS	23.8
25	Blair Walsh	MIN	at IND	24.0
26	Jay Feely	ARI	at NE	24.0
27	Connor Barth	TB	at NYG	26.5
28	Rian Lindell	BUF	vs. KC	27.8
29	Josh Scobee	JAC	vs. HOU	28.0
30	Ryan Succop	KC	at BUF	28.5
31	Adam Vinatieri	IND	vs. MIN	30.0
32	Phil Dawson	CLE	vs. CIN	32.0

Start: Nate Kaeding, Chargers. He’s back and kicking for a team with a pretty poor offense. Despite the Raiders routinely setting the Chargers up with fantastic field position on Monday night, all the team could manager were a glut of FGs. That bodes well for the healthy Kaeding this year.

Sit: Blair Walsh, Vikings. After a mediocre final college season in 2011, Walsh looked hands-off heading into our fantasy year. Then he went out and kicked four FGs in the first week. I’m not quite sold on him as of yet, and the Vikings should be able to manage more TDs and less FGs against the Colts this week. Keep an eye on him, but hold off on giving Walsh a Week 2 start.

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26 Responses to “Week 2: Kenny Britt is Back, Start Him?”

cmlpf27 says:

September 13, 2012 at 10:29 am

Question:

Start as WR3 Randall Cobb, James Jones, Jeremy Maclin, or Torrey Smith?

I have Brandon Marshall and Hakeem Nicks as Wr1 and Wr2, and I feel pretty solid on these two.

What you think?

Thanks for any help.
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daullaz says:

September 13, 2012 at 10:36 am

I’d have to go with one of the Packers, and I’d personally lean toward Cobb.
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Bryanhoop says:

September 13, 2012 at 11:36 am

RGIII or Vick?
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rookie0308 says:

September 13, 2012 at 12:15 pm

Cutler or Peyton?
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TERRABLETERRA says:

September 13, 2012 at 12:29 pm

Thanks for the article R.J. always appreciated !
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TitsMcGahee says:

September 13, 2012 at 1:05 pm

Sorry but Blair Walsh is the truth. Start him in all formats.
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SouthernPinky says:

September 13, 2012 at 1:19 pm

playing 3 RBs this week… Ridley, and Jamaal are locks. Can’t decide on third… Morris, CJ, or Trent

thoughts??
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daullaz says:

September 13, 2012 at 2:25 pm

@Bryanhoop: I like RG3 there.

@rookie0308: I’d have to say Peyton. Falcons losing Grimes is huge, and he’s always dangerous in a nationally-televised game.

@SouthernPinky: I’m leaning Morris over CJ1K, and I don’t quite trust T-Rich yet.
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ryryonline says:

September 13, 2012 at 2:38 pm

Got Larry Fitzgerald, Victor Cruz, Rob Gronkowski all starting and then Randall Cobb,. Gotta play 2 WR and 1 WR/TE. Should I put in Cobb? If so, who should I bench? (Got Reggie Bush in the Flex position).
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daullaz says:

September 13, 2012 at 3:26 pm

@ryryonline: I really like Cobb but I don’t think you can bench any of those guys for him.
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joejlitz says:

September 14, 2012 at 6:12 am

Thanks for this weekly article, R.J. I use it every week.

Anyway, I was hoping to hear a little more about why to start Britt this week (given the title). Do you think the Titans will pull a JAX or MIN? In other words, say their star is gonna play only a handful of snaps and then keep him in for the whole game?

I’ve got to decide between Britt, D. Jackson, and S. Johnson and am leading towards Johnson. Thoughts?
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daullaz says:

September 14, 2012 at 7:57 am

@joejlitz: I’d go with Johnson as well. Britt may still see limited snaps but work his way to something like a 4-50-1 line.
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TitsMcGahee says:

September 15, 2012 at 11:26 am

Rudolph or Cook?
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daullaz says:

September 15, 2012 at 1:23 pm

@TitsMcGahee: I have Cook slightly ahead, but both are good plays.
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tito91 says:

September 15, 2012 at 6:38 pm

I can only play two of these 3 receivers..Larry fitzgerald Michael Crabtree and Vincent Jackson. I’m leaning toward crabtree and jackson just cause fitzgerald doesn’t have a good qb situation in AZ and jackson should be able to exploit the giants week secondary. Who to start?
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daullaz says:

September 15, 2012 at 8:42 pm

I’d have to go Fitz and Jackson.
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BigSig55 says:

September 15, 2012 at 9:00 pm

RG3 vs Rams or Romo vs Seahawks?
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Soul2Go says:

September 15, 2012 at 9:13 pm

Starting Arian Foster, Percy Harvin, and Marquis Colston… who should I start as flex, Pierre Garcon or Trent Richardson?
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BigSig55 says:

September 15, 2012 at 11:54 pm

@Soul2Go: Garcon is listed as a game time decision so I would go with Richardson
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enfuego757 says:

September 16, 2012 at 8:45 am

Pick 2 to start — McCoy vs Ravens, J.Charles vs Buffalo, or MJD vs Texans.
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daullaz says:

September 16, 2012 at 8:53 am

@BigSig55: I give the edge to RG3.

@Soul2Go: Richardson, as Garcon isn’t expected to play.

@enfuego757: McCoy is an every-week start, no matter the opponent. Of the other two, I have Charles slightly ahead.
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ObeYsXeGianT says:

September 16, 2012 at 10:16 am

Schaub or Freeman?
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Jubileo says:

September 16, 2012 at 10:33 am

Vick or Schaub?
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daullaz says:

September 16, 2012 at 10:42 am

@ObeYsXeGianT: I like Freeman there, though the majority are taking Schaub this week.
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daullaz says:

September 16, 2012 at 10:44 am

@Jubileo: Gonna say Vick.

By the way, I was the second-most accurate Pro ranking QBs last week: http://www.fantasypros.com/nfl/accuracy/?sort=QB
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martymar63b says:

September 16, 2012 at 1:36 pm

FLEX, ogletree or b edwards?
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