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by wedgedbacks » Tue Oct 27, 2009 5:51 pm
Check it out.
I get: Steve Smith (NYG)
I give: Ryan Grant
12 team H2H standard scoring league, .5 PPR
QB A. Rodgers
RB Chris Johnson
RB Ryan Grant
Flex Justin Fargas
WR Austin Collie
WR Greg Jennings
TE Owen Daniels
D/ST Steelers
K Lawrence Tynes
BN Mike Wallace
BN Darren McFadden
BN Saints D/ST
BN Julius Jones
BN Michael Crabtree
BN Kyle Orton
BN Kevin Faulk
As you can see, I'm kinda thin all around. I'm more concerned about my RB situation than my WR situation, and I'd like to err on the side of caution with Smith's situation right now. Am I right to feel this way?
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by 0ryd3r » Tue Oct 27, 2009 6:22 pm
It seems like a decent trade being that you at least have chris johnson and some other decent backs. The only thing that scares me is that it looks like Eli Manning may be headed for his typical second half of the season slump. Cant hurt you either way though
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by 49ersavior » Tue Oct 27, 2009 6:59 pm
I'd stay put right now if I were you. Although the GB offense is mainly based around the passing game, Grant has been starting to find his stride and become more integrated in the offense. I see his stock going up the rest of the season, and as for Smith I don't think he can keep up the production he put out in the first half. You're wr situation looks good at the moment, but see what happens with Collie when A. Gonz comes back into the situation.
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by loosegoose » Tue Oct 27, 2009 7:03 pm
I'd keep Grant. I have him and I feel like he will get more and more carries as the temperature drops. Giants are a run first team with 2 good backs. As long as they dont get behind quick they will pound the ball...meaning less chances for smith
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by wedgedbacks » Tue Oct 27, 2009 7:04 pm
Cool, thanks for the help, you three.
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by TheGhost » Tue Oct 27, 2009 7:30 pm
Yeah, I say keep Grant. I just think he has more value then Smith and if Collie and Jennings stay healthy I can't see you benching either at this point. Hopefully Collie keeps it up and Jennings starts producing. If you benched Jennings, you know he'd go off. Keep Grant.
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by rockernc23 » Tue Oct 27, 2009 8:06 pm
Don't do it. Smith has been down the last 3 games after a great start and their passing attack has suffered. Plus there's too many wr's to feed the ball to. Grant while not spectacular is solid, get's the ball 20+ and usually goal line(except for Kuhn getting vulture td here and there)
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