Gore vs NO Foster @ WAS Bradshaw @ IND McFadden vs STL Greene vs NE Moreno vs SEA T. Jones @ CLE
I've almost settled on Gore and Foster. Bradshaw or McFadden for the flex... Problem is, i think both will have big games. That's 2 really great match-ups. I also think that Greene will show up big against NE.
shane2157 wrote:Alright guys. ppr league. i can start 3 of these:
Gore vs NO Foster @ WAS Bradshaw @ IND McFadden vs STL Greene vs NE Moreno vs SEA T. Jones @ CLE
I've almost settled on Gore and Foster. Bradshaw or McFadden for the flex... Problem is, i think both will have big games. That's 2 really great match-ups. I also think that Greene will show up big against NE.
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This is a tough one. I think you definitely start your stud, Gore. You know San Fran is gonna have him atleast 20 touches in this game, and he is pretty much their entire offense. The 49ers may fall behind in the game early, but I think they still run the ball regardless of the score (since Alex Smith sucks). I would definitely go with McFadden, even though IMO he is your worst RB on your team. He has a nice matchup against a real bad Rams defense. If Bush comes back, then maybe bench him. Lastly, go with Foster. He is a nice back, and even though Washington's D looked good in week 1, Houston's offense is much superior than the cowboys.
So I say Gore, McFadden and Foster. If Bush is back, go with Moreno.
I don't know if I'd be so quick to expect a huge day from Bradshaw, for two reasons. Nothing, and I mean not a thing in this world, pisses off a DC more than seeing his side gashed by run after run after run. I'm pretty sure they'd rather see Eli throw for 400/4 than a repeat of what happened last week. The other reason is more tangible - the Giants O-line isn't as good as Houston's. They struggled to run against Carolina, which isn't exactly a top-tier run defense. However, in a PPR league, Bradshaw will still be just fine. I think DMC has the potential for a bigger game against STL, and I'd start him over Ahmad. Gore and Foster start for sure. Good luck!
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I would definitely go with F. Gore, A. Foster, and A. Bradshaw. I believe their potentials for production are significantly higher than your remaining options.
Gore, Foster, Bradshaw (and it's not close really)
Gore is matchup proof (both good and bad) - playing at home Monday, I expect him to rebound nicly, and he's a major factor in the passing game.
Foster, can you really sit him after 230+ & 3 TD - I don't think so. Not to mention that he plays on one of the better offenses in the league, and as long as AJ is on the field, he will NEVER see 8 in the box
Bradshaw, no Sanders for Indy = huge rushing totals, typical game plan vs INDY - run the ball, keep Manning & co off the field, win time of possession 40 minutes to 20, somehow lose becasue Peyton is the best QB of all time and scores on about 70% (total guess, flame away, but I bet I'm close) of his possesions (best job in sports, can't decide between Peyton's back up or the Colts punter).
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by shane2157 » Thu Sep 16, 2010 8:54 pm 
