i think team A with Manning is better, especially with 6 pt TDs. I think Avery/Hester is equal. so it comes down to Manning and Ward vs. Ryan and Boldin. Id say Manning is good for 28 TDs, Ward 5, Ryan 20, and Boldin 10.
Team A easily, Manning is well, a little better than Ryan, that alone makes your team much better. And I would take your rb's on team A over the team B wr's and rb's. Good luck.
Keeper - depends on the number of keeper 4 or more Team B due to the age of the WR/QB Less than 4 Team A
Dynasty - Team B Ryan vs Manning Short term Manning, long term Ryan. WR always go with younger ones if everything else is equal and with the 4 listed the younger ones win out.
You could think of government workers like teenagers. You pay them an allowance, but do you get any work out them? They eat the food, put their feet on the furniture and complain loudly whenever they are unhappy.
Manning is good for several more years yet. Avery has upside this year and even more in the future. Ward will give you dependable numbers for another year or two.
Ryan seems to have all the measureables and intangibles to be a very solid QB... but there's absolutely no guarantee he will ever develop to Peyton's level. Ryan's numbers last year were pretty pedestrian, and while ATL continues to say they will open up the passing offense, it's going to be interesting to see how much they do indeed open it up. Especially in a RB friendly offense, with a legit stud in Turner and a RB in Norwood that can be used in different ways as a changeup.
Boldin is a stud, but not enough to make the difference between Manning and Ryan. Hester is a wild-card. He could develop into a decent option if he continues to develop at WR. Again, for me, not enough of a difference to overcome the deficit to Team A.
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by baddhipp2 » Fri Jul 10, 2009 6:06 pm 
