Need a Flex and some general critiquing....WHIR as always!

[16FAC]

Tentative lineup:
Eli
Welker
Crayton
Rice
Matthews
Winslow
?@flex
Bironas
PHI D
1pt/every 20 rec and rush
6pts/td
-2FL

Who do I insert in the flex and would I be better off switching out at WR or RB?
BN players: Barber, Wells, Avant, McGahee (DJax and Floyd but of course a no go there)
This is a non ppr so Welker is scary. Do I leave the WR alone and who at flex?
Also, I'm thinking of dropping Winslow for Carlson....???
I have been destroyed with injury as Floyd, DJax and Finley are all lame ducks.

Thanks in advance and I will hit your link for sure!

[blatini609]

Absolutely leave Welker in. SD is the league's best offense - NE has to keep up with the air attack.

It's a toss up between barber and mcgahee. I can;t remember their matchups off the top of my head but I'd probably go with McGahee.

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[pocrates]

At FLEX, I'd either go Wells or Barber. I think Wells has a bit more upside than Barber considering their opponent (SEA) and Felix Jones' recent play could limit Barber's production.

I'd go with Winslow on the basis he's more targeted than Carlson. It seems the main benefactor of Branch's trade has been Mike Williams; Carlson was only targeted four times last week.

WR are solid starts. Welker is the clear #1 in NE and Crayton should see an increase in targets this week.

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[mlorusso1212]

McGahee.

[cutiepie80]

I like Wells.

[geeksincleats]

Leave WR alone and go with Wells. He will get the most carries this week by far.

Wilson is much better than Carlson, and there seems to be more targets in SEA than in TB. Wilson for sure.

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[Bears10]

McGahee

[Vandy263]

thanks for your help with mine. I'd leave Welker in and put Wells at the Flex. McGahee could be a decent sleeper, but I'd still go Wells. As for TE, stick with Winslow.

[bstock123]

Thank for the help on mine. Leave Welker in, and throw Wells in at flex. They say they're going to feature him more.