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 Yahoo PPR league

 Moss, Nate Washington, Denaryious Thomas, Lance Moore, Laurent Robinson

Thinking Moss and Robinson

Any thoughts, insight or questions?? help me help you

 
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LoRo is a must start in my opinion.  If we learned anything from last weekend, it's that Miles and LoRo can coexist and produce. 

Thomas I think can be a sleeper play this weekend against a weak New England defense. He is the top option through the air and a deep threat for Tebow.   This game will be a shootout and  we will see what Tebow is all about.  He will have his first shot at slinging the ball around. 
 
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Robinson is a must start and either Moss or Thomas.  Moss is probably the safer play.  Although NE has a bad pass defense, I think NYG is about as bad.
 
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Thanks guys. Here's what im looking like

Brady..Nicks..Robinson..RRice..MLynch..Moss..Celek..Kasey..Seattle

Bench.. DThomas..LanceMoore..NWashington..LT..Atlanta

Another question was ATL vs Jags or Seattle at CHI

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Prince-Parlay:

Another question was ATL vs Jags or Seattle at CHI


I actually like the SEA here; their defense and special teams have been making more plays and with Cutler and Forte out should be a sloppy game.
 
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True, i was leaning ATL at the beginning of the week but I starting to like Seattle after what they did Monday night.....Atlanta continues to give up a ton of points and mojo has been going crazy of late
 
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on D I go Seattle
WR Robinson is a must start... as for 2nd, it is tough, I would be hesitant with any WR on Denver, but like many said NE has weak pass defense.  I do think Moss is the safer bet, he should get you 80 yards and could get  a td.  Thomas could give u a good game or nttn.
 
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What if Colt Mccoy is out. You gotta think Arizona at home against Seneca Wallace is a better play, Henne has some experience now and he is home. . Thoughts?

 
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Demarius Thomas is a must go out of that subpar bunch. Don't be a projection slave, Thomas is poised to put up some monster numbers.

I'm considering starting him over Calvin Johnson. Calvin Johnson is projected 16 and Thomas only 6. Actual numbers will be opposite though.
 
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ok so im counting out Washington and Moore

Leaving me with 3 spots to start 2Wr 1 flex

Nicks...Moss...Robinson...Thomas

Which guy sits???

 
 
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Shoulda started Atlanta, this time of year the Fantasy Football Gods hate me, i hope Arizona can put up 20+ for me
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