WHIR: B. Jacobs @ SF or M. Lynch v. BAL

[hangloos]

Dear all,

As you can see, I am weak at RB and don't really have a lot of choice. In a competitive 14 team league and there is no one better on the waiver wire.

So should I start:

B. Jacobs @ SF: B. Jacobs ran hard for 70 yards and a TD against suspect NE defense, but SF rush D is a different animal. Thinking maybe 40 yards, but maybe a TD?

or

M. Lynch v. BAL: He ran amok against DAL rush D but going against the BAL D. Same low yardage, but better chance of a TD? Can't decide.

Leave a link. Will help you with yours.

[maef]

Honestly, I wouldn't start ANY RB against the 49ers. They're downright nasty against the run this year.
They have allowed only 424 yards and NOT A SINGLE TOUCHDOWN all year. That's crazy good.

BAL of course comes right after them, but still, I'm just plain scared of that SF run defense.

[oonural]

I'd go with Lynch.

[rickq0228]

I would go Lynch Baltimore plays good teams good and bad teams bad

[drhanl]

I would go Jacobs, for one reason, guaranteed touches. If SEA is behind, Lynch may get fewer than 10 touches. I think Jacobs is a very, very poor play. I expect 50 yards or so, but, still like his chances better than Lynch.

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[letterafteri]

Thanks for the help.

Both are obviously hard decisions. I'd go with the better teams RB and that would be Jacobs. I believe Eli will be able to move the ball enough that Jacobs will get some red zone chances. Seattle will have a tough time doing anything except turn it over and allow points.

[hangloos]

Damn...the advice is split.

Giants have a superior offense, so may be able to give some redzone opportunities against SF. But SF have not allowed a TD this year but BAL has allowed 3 TDs in the last 8 games (I read somewhere).

Any more thoughts? WHIR.

[Itchy]

That's tough-but I think I'd go with Lynch just to stay away from SF run def.

Thanks for mine - Good Luck!

[crude lamens]

Jacobs

and i'm a seattle fan

Thanks for mine

[ATLbraves]

Very tough decision, but I trust Jacobs more since he is on a better offense and is almost a guarantee to get a TD if they can give him the ball inside the 10 yard line.



thanks for the help with mine.