The bench side of your RBs looks pretty bad; holding and wishing for CJ0K to shape up is bad enough without dragging along Hillis and Wells as dead weight too. You can't count on Ogletree for a repeat of week 1, and in a 10-team league I'm sure there are free agent tight ends I would rather have than Finley (Rudolph, Pitta, Bennett, Daniels).
I would hold out on Romo, you don't have the RB depth to trade and selling him after a bad week is just going to mean getting less for him. I think you have to run with Romo or else you sell yourself short.
I agree with ditching Hillis, but you have to hold onto Chris Johnson and Wells. Johnson is still the most talented RB that Tennessee has. Plus, he's getting paid a boat load. His offensive line is horrible, but I don't imagine he'll stay THIS bad all year. I think he'll merit a RB2 or Flex start depending on his match up. Wells is also a starting RB. He is a boom or bust RB, but I doubt you can find someone on the waiver wire that will be able to replace him at this point. It looks like Draughn may be taking over the backup role in KC, so I wouldn't worry too much about losing him. You'll never start your bench RB's over DMC, Mathews, and MJD as long as they are healthy. Just look to your bench for bye week fills.
Bowe has the potential to be a WR1. He is second in the league for targets right now. (37) But I agree that there must be some better options than Ogletree. Some guys who may available who get a lot of targets: Brian Hartline, Kendall Wright, Amendola.
I'd stay stick with Romo right now, but you could try some trades for bigger name WRs or a QB. Wells and Chris Johnson both have upside, so if you wanted to add some WR depth or fish for a higher end QB, you may be able to sell them.
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by lsugrldej8 » Mon Sep 24, 2012 1:49 pm 
