Need help. Bad draft. WHIR

[jewn]

How can I fix this squad? Thanks for any help

10 team, Standard Scoring, TD Pass = 6 pts

QB: Peyton Manning
RB: Matt Forte
RB: Michael Westbrook
WR/RB: Chad OchoCinco
WR: Hines Ward
WR: Lance Moore
TE: Antonio Gates
DE: Philadelphia Eagles
K: David Akers

BE: Lee Evans, Santonio Holmes, Chris Henry, Michael Bush, Glenn Coffee, Trent Edwards, Jeremy Shockey

[mista mista magic]

It's not half bad. Michael Westbrook is a stud.

[mista mista magic]

Only real problem I see is trying to decide which three WRs to play each week. All 2s and 3s. Maybe a 2-for-1 trade for a stud WR

[flotsamnjetsam]

I moved this to the correct forum. You'll get more responses here.

[P1Army]

Good Day,

Did you mean Brian Westbrook? If so then I would be sure for sure to fight for McCoy this season as he could easily become the starter in Philly for at least a couple weeks. I would also need to ask what the obsession is with Pittsburgh receivers, none of them are that stellar and they really don't have a ton of fantasy value because of the balanced/run heavy offense that the Steelers like to run. Is the Chris Henry listed the one form the Titans or the Bengals, If it's the Bengals Chris Henry then hang on to him, he is going to prove to be outstanding especially if Palmer stays healthy. I would also make a big play right away and package up Holmes and Moore, or even Ward and Moore and try to get a solid No. 1 WR if you can. I would say overall a C/C+ with tons of room to improve at backup QB and your No. 1 WR.

[misterf]

Your team really isn't in bad shape.

Assuming you mean Brian Westnrook, you are solid at the all-important RB position. You are also in great shape with your QB and TE, and Phili is a servicable defense with some upside.

Your only weakness is WR, and enven there you have some decent players... as somebody else pointed out, a lot of #2 and #3 guys.

I would find the guy who drafted a ton of WR's and see if you can make a deal....but don't over pay. Unfortunately, i don't see much trade-bait on your bench, though.

If you can't make a trade, stand pat going into the season and just scour the waiver wire for hot/breakout recievers and you should be just fine.

I wouldn't be affraid to drop Trent Edwards for a free agent WR with upside when trying to find the break-out WR. I think that you will be able to find similar (or better) quality on the waiver wire if Manning gets hurt (or on his bye week). Shockey is borderline droppable, too,