Garcon' ???

[Enrique Aguilar]

Should i keep him or drop him from my roster. I have sat on him all season and still nothing.
Now the word is that its not looking good for play time in the near future. He seems to be the only WR getting looks in Washington at all so when and if he plays he should be solid but not sure if at this point its worth investing the space.

What say you?

FYI (.5PPR+return 12 team Yahoo)

[LMack]

It depends on your team needs and who you can replace him with. Post your roster and best available FAs.

[Enrique Aguilar]

Sorry,
Here is my roster.
QB- Brady
WR- D Jackson
WR- D Thomas
WR- AJ Green
RB- Lynch
RB- D Murry
TE- Pitta
W/R/T-Randal Cobb
K- Hanson
DEF- NE


BN- LeShore
BN- Morris
BN- L S Howling (RB)
BN- C Givens (WR)
BN- J Simpson (WR)
BN- P. Garcon (WR)

The biggest thing with my league is the return yards make or break a player.
Percy Harvin and Sproles are juggernauts every week scoring 35 points regularly because of the return yards and the PPR. But AJ Green is also right there each week without the return yards. This is why i have players like Givens and Cobb. (I had Amendola till he got hurt). They just produce better than long ballers like Simpson or S Rice. But if Garcon' will get 8-12 catches and 60yrds a game average then hes right there 10-14pts and i can live with that.
So really that's my question.
Is it probable that he will get that type of production when he's healthy? If thats a yes, then ill keep him. But if that looks like its far fetched then ill drop him for others like K. Williams (WR 49ers) that has return yards and 4-5 catches for 30-40 yards. But the up side is 100+ return yards and maybe a TD. Now hes in the 30s.


A good example is one of the teams has D. Reynaud of TEN. (a strictly return guy) and get 10-14 each week easy. The key is finding that one guy that has return yards (punt returns best) and regular play time, like Cobb, Harvin, and sproles.
They regularly get more points than most QB's and smoke Foster most weeks also.


Sorry im long winded.
Thanks for the help.