What do you think? 12 man league, no ppr, 6 pts all TD's, starters in ().
QB (1) Matt Schaub, Matt Cassel, Sam Bradford RB (2) Rashard Mendenhall, Shonn Greene, Jerome Harrison, Michael Bush, Tim Hightower WR (3) Randy Moss, Roddy White, Miles Austin, Mike Wallace, Jacoby Jones, Legedu Naanee, Greg Camarillo, Golden Tate TE (1) Brent Celek PK (1) Mason Crosby Def (1) Pittsburgh Steelers
Should I try to move a top WR to improve at RB? Do I need a better bye week QB or am I ok? Anyone I should just drop? (Camarillo?)
Normally I wouldn't feel all that comfortable with Mendenhall and Greene as my RBs, but Greene will get the #s purely from volume. I wouldn't expect much from him this week against Baltimore.
While Greene is a low end #1 and a Mendenhall is a mid-low end #2, your starting WRs should all be WR1s on anyone's team.
Your RB situation isn't excellent but it isn't bad either and with WRs like that, you'll be just fine.
Insane top 3 WR. That's one of the best I've seen for a 12 team league. Not high on your two backup QB's, but with Schaub you should have no problems at that position. I think you will definitely be a contender. Keep an eye on your RB core (Greene), and if he struggles than move one of WRs a couple of weeks in.
Insane top 3 WR. That's one of the best I've seen for a 12 team league. Not high on your two backup QB's, but with Schaub you should have no problems at that position. I think you will definitely be a contender. Keep an eye on your RB core (Greene), and if he struggles than move one of WRs a couple of weeks in.
I should say it's an auction draft with "redshirt" keepers (Greene & Mendy), so I was able to use most of my money to target the WRs.
My biggest mistake in retrospect - I could have had Roethlesburger as a backup instead of Cassell, but I let him go because of the 6 (now 4) games off.
Your starters are elite, your weakness is your RB depth, but that's not a serious issue. Your WR corps should carry you, especially since you have to start 3. I'd feel very confident with those starters and would consider moving some of your backup receivers for RB insurance. I'd really like to have LT on that team, for instance. Good luck!
QB: Tom Brady, Andy Dalton RB: Charles, Lynch, Martin, Stewart, DeAngelo Williams, Rashad jennings, Joe McKnight, Leon Washington WR/TE: Antonio Brown, Brandon Lloyd, Randall Cobb, Ted Ginn K: Bryant DST: Bills
bill11011 wrote:What do you think? 12 man league, no ppr, 6 pts all TD's, starters in ().
QB (1) Matt Schaub, Matt Cassel, Sam Bradford RB (2) Rashard Mendenhall, Shonn Greene, Jerome Harrison, Michael Bush, Tim Hightower WR (3) Randy Moss, Roddy White, Miles Austin, Mike Wallace, Jacoby Jones, Legedu Naanee, Greg Camarillo, Golden Tate TE (1) Brent Celek PK (1) Mason Crosby Def (1) Pittsburgh Steelers
Should I try to move a top WR to improve at RB? Do I need a better bye week QB or am I ok? Anyone I should just drop? (Camarillo?)
Thanks
Schaub is a every week starter at QB and should build on his fantastic 2009 - set at QB
Mendy/Greene/Harrison/Bush/Hightower is fine at RB IMO, only needing to start 2 (no flex) - I think you're fine, 2 of those guys (typically Mendy/Greene) are going to be startable on a weekly basis.
WR is definately your strength - you have 3 guys who are capable of absolutely dominating and all tied to good offenses. You also have pretty decent depth w/ very high upside
Celek should be a top 8 (at worst) TE
Crosby/Pitt. are both every week starters at their positions.
I would definately wait on shaking up your roster, the last thing you want to do is take away from your strength (WR) to upgrade a position that looks to be at the very least workable.
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