I think I would go with Romo. Warner could have another big season or he could hurt or just plain suck, and that's too big a risk for a keeper. LJ isn't worth it when you are already keeping Portis and MB3. Witten is an option, but I think he is over-valued by a lot of people. TE looks deeper this year than in the past, so you should be able to win with the 6th or 7th best TE.
i'd go with LJ. 16th round pick is too good of a deal to not take a risk on him. he's a nice RB3 play, and it looks like you can start 3 every week.
romo just lost his best target, the cowboys are going to run the football more this year, and you can pick up comparable QB talent in rounds 8-10 like cutler, palmer, cassel or roethlisberger.
lugmetric wrote:i'd go with LJ. 16th round pick is too good of a deal to not take a risk on him. he's a nice RB3 play, and it looks like you can start 3 every week.
romo just lost his best target, the cowboys are going to run the football more this year, and you can pick up comparable QB talent in rounds 8-10 like cutler, palmer, cassel or roethlisberger.
I assume you lose the round's pick next to their name, so I think LJ is a value in the new offensive scheme in KC, even though they suck, but he seems like his head is back in the game. You can't go wroing suring up the RB position and you could draft one of the rookies who may pan out, Brown, McCoy, Wells, Moreno to give you more assurance at a solid RB3. Romo, who I think will have average QB numbers is solid at 10, then Witten, who the no PPR drops his stock a bit. I think LJ will catch 40-50 out of the backfiled this yeart which should help his yardage totals a bit.
id have to go with LJ hear just cause its a 16th round pick. i mean thats crazy for a guy that could be a top 5 runningback. i think he will be better this year since alot of the off the field stuff has seemed to die down.