Newbie strategy question, WHIR (if I have any idea how to)

[BeastQuake]

I'm playing in a 2 QB league and am playing against Hasselbeck and Freeman this week. I have N. Washington and Mike Williams and could start either of them in my flex.

Is it a good idea to "handcuff" his QB by playing his #1-2 reciever, or should I avoid that so I'm not tied to them if they have a bad performance. My other legitimate flex options are Grant and Aaron Hernandez if they're healthy, or maybe Mike Thomas or Kendal Hunter.

I've never run into this before, is there a strategy that's pretty much known that people go by? Thanks!

Edit: My flex is a RB/WR/TE flex which is why Hernandez is an option, my starting TE is Pettigrew.

Argh, Edit #2: This is PPR but only .25 per reception.

[lurchdr]

Ive never played a 2 QB league but i dont think handcuffing in that sense is a great move, although some may disagree. You should always start whomever you feel is gonna get you the most points regardless of what the other guy is doing.

Besides that i like both of those options for a flex, think Mike Williams is bound to do something against a shitty Indy team.

[cutiepie80]

Mike Williams will have his coming out party this week.

please help with mine.
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[BeastQuake]

Thanks guys. Williams/Freeman have been dissapointing so I'm hesitant about this week. Not that Indy's D is good, but they do have two amazing outside pass rushers. But I think he might be my best option.

I was thinking that if I just start who I think will get the most points, there's huge uncertainty. But if I start guys that my oponent throws to, each pass/catch gives me a bigger lead (both through ppr and greater rewards for yards/TDs) and I can know that if my guy didn't have a good day, his probably didn't either. Also, if his guy went off, my guy probably had a big part in it, negating his potential to beat me.

Anyway like I said, I haven't done this before, so if I'm just talking giberish let me know.