Roy W, L. Coles, or Braylon Edwards WHIR always

[uncabomb]

Alright fellas, I'm starting Reggie Wayne and need help w my second pick.
Standard scoring, no ppr

Roy Williams @TB
L. Coles v Den.
Braylon Edwards v Min

[BenTheMan]

Tough call! Cincy's offense is light on weapons (unless you count Cedric Benson!), and Roy Williams is the Cowboys number one receiver, albeit on a team with a solid TE and a good RB corps.

I like Coles vs. Denver. I have to believe that Coles will get a lot of single coverage, and I think Palmer will be back to NFL form. Couple this with Denver's shitty D, and I think Coles will put up some good numbers this week, especially if you get PPR.

[dapound01]

I like Braylon. The Browns will be behind and they will not be able to run the ball.

Coles is the 3rd option in Cincy behind Ocho & Henry ( I predict Henry will be the Bengals leading WR )

[drhanl]

Alright fellas, I'm starting Reggie Wayne and need help w my second pick.
Standard scoring, no ppr

Roy Williams @TB
L. Coles v Den.
Braylon Edwards v Min

I like Edwards in this one. I believe in the guy, what can I say. Cle will have negative yards rushing against MIN, and MIN will score pts., so that means extra opportunities for Edwards to try to make a play or two.

I'm not sold on R. Williams as a #1, and Coles, to me is not even in the same ball park as Edwards or Williams.

thanks for the help on mine.

[ERICBRODFUEHRER]

Tough question!

Braylon is the risk reward play. The Williams wall will be in place so forget Cleveland running and with Peterson running and Farve slinging they could be playing catchup most of the game. Braylon is a true number one that can out play double teams but has butterfingers and Mangini isn't exactly a shoot 'em up coach

I have no faith in Roy E. TB is a mess but their D should still be decent. Witten is the number one option, Austin and Crayton are the burners and Roy is merely a distraction taking the double team and not nearly a precise enough route runner in zones.

Coles at Den. I believe is the safe play for yards and catches but not likely TD's. Ochocinco commands respect, Palmer is back and if Benson can run a little they won't be able to ignore the line of scrimmage. Coles is a precise route runner and hasn't had a QB quite like Palmer before. The Red Zone belongs to Chris Henry, the big play is Chad and Goaline is Benson. But, Coles will move the sticks.

[4th&15]

Probably Coles. Ocho will draw double coverage. Coles was the TD receiver in NY. I wouldn't be surprised by a score in this one.
I would go with Roy. But I don't see TB putting up big points therefore Dallas may keep the ball on the ground a little more.
Cleveland V Minn...Man, The Brown's kicker might be the only decent option on that team.