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Re: FLEX - Lynch/Bowe/Crabtree WHIR

Postby crazysparky77 » Sat Oct 16, 2010 8:26 pm

Id start Amandola


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Re: FLEX - Lynch/Bowe/Crabtree WHIR

Postby bassackwards » Sat Oct 16, 2010 9:24 pm

Another vote for Amendola
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Re: FLEX - Lynch/Bowe/Crabtree WHIR

Postby fanghsu » Sat Oct 16, 2010 9:27 pm

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Re: FLEX - Lynch/Bowe/Crabtree WHIR

Postby geeksincleats » Sat Oct 16, 2010 9:35 pm

This is a tough one. So many decent options. I guess it comes down to who's likely to go off or atleast score a TD.

Hernandez, Lynch, Amendola, Crabtree is the order I would go, I should say Lynch, Amendola and Crabtree are all pretty close though.

The likelihood of Amendola catching for more than 100+ yards is the highest i think. But I think Hernandez has the most catches and highest chance to score. Lynch is second because of a TD chance and he'll catch the ball some too. Crabtree is last because he still needs to prove he can do last week again. Amedola is a much better pick in PPR.

Remember, WR/TE performance is heavily based on the QB. Who do you want throwing to your guy? (not to mention bye-bye moss)

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Re: FLEX - Lynch/Bowe/Crabtree WHIR

Postby Hags888 » Sun Oct 17, 2010 1:26 am

I find it interesting that so many are suggesting Amendola. I hadn't considered him, because he's up against the Chargers, the 4th best pass defense in the league. Also, it will be his first week as a #1. Sure he got 19 targets last week in relief of Clayton, and that says a lot. But, I don't like the matchup. And even with 12 catches last week, he still only managed 95 yards, and no scores.

That said, I'd start Hernandez if I could, but the flex spot is RB/WR only. Sorry I didn't clarify that earlier. So, at this point the votes breakdown as follows:

Lynch 6
Amendola 5
Crabtree 1
Bowe 0

Interesting. I'll probably roll with Beast-Mode, but I'll sleep on it and see if I change my mind in the morning.
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Re: FLEX - Lynch/Bowe/Crabtree WHIR

Postby monkiesatemybaby » Sun Oct 17, 2010 2:09 am

I think I'd go with Amendola. Bradford throws it every down pretty much. Has to. Clayton is gone. Amendola has to catch them. I so don't trust Lynch, he sucked when we knew what to expect. Bowe sucks. I'm a Chiefs fan. Bowe sucks. He was good for a hot minute, but he's a douchebag. He'll do better on his next team for a minute I bet. Crabtree should be really really good, but Alex Smith is not good. He's not horrible, and that's why he still has a job while Mike Singletary might not. I don't see this as a breakout week for Crabtree.

Hope that helps...good luck! ;-D
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