Hey you FFB experts, with Harrison being gimpy a bit, do you expect Reggie Wayne's production to go up? Remember, hammy injuries tend to linger awhile.
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That would be huge if Pollard's looks go up even more. I've been looking for a TE for the whole year until I got Pollard as a free agent 3 weeks ago. Haven't had less than 6 points since. Eat that Shockey, Heap, and Gonzo.
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If Harrison plays gimpy, yes Waynes number will go up. If he sits completely, Im not so convinced. When Marvin went out last week, Wayne inherited the double team which actually lowered his production a little. But if teams chose to go 2 deep with Harrison out, which the very well may, Wayne should do great.
Its interesting to note (as someone above me has) that Harrison went out very early in the game and yet Wayne didnt have a big day. Teams will be able to focus a great deal more on him without Harrison in the line up. With that said, I wouldnt mind having Wayne on my bench.
I expect the TE's to see more action, after all, harrison was getting 27% of Mannings passes.
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Also, one more thing to add before setting your lineup this week, aside from what I said above. When Edge went down a few years ago, he still practiced that week leading into the game, eventhough after Indy said they knew he wasn't starting.
So what does this mean? If you see a report Marvin practiced, still be wary of him starting. Indy is notorious for playing "their hand close to the vest."
I have Harrison, traded Wayne ago two weeks ago (Whoops), and just picked up Walters.
As a final note, look at Indy's last few games. Even with Harrison in, Manning was moving the ball all over. Every week it was whomever got the TDs that seemed to do well, and it always changed.