I'm starting Driver in my league opposite Marshall but Cotchery is another excellent choice.
tough call.
I have a RB question
Ernest Graham or Reggie Bush? Graham has been money this year (except vs Bears and I sat him that week). I'm using Bush as a PR as well but he's not getting the carries although he's great as a receiver.
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I'm starting Driver in my league opposite Marshall but Cotchery is another excellent choice.
tough call.
I have a RB question
Ernest Graham or Reggie Bush? Graham has been money this year (except vs Bears and I sat him that week). I'm using Bush as a PR as well but he's not getting the carries although he's great as a receiver.
i have graham on my team as well...boy is he a headache..i would start bush....graham giving more and more carries to dunn....have him on my bench now.
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i have graham on my team as well...boy is he a headache..i would start bush....graham giving more and more carries to dunn....have him on my bench now.
Donald Driver (at SEA): Driver continues to make plays, and last week he had three catches for 68 yards and a touchdown against Atlanta. The Seahawks secondary has been exposed this year, and last week lesser-known players like Domenik Hixon and Sinorice Moss scored touchdowns for the Giants against Seattle. In three career meetings with Seattle in the regular season, Driver has 16 catches for 279 yards and two touchdowns. The Packers will likely be throwing as usual this week, leaving Driver a chance to make things happen.
He says to start Driver [BUT he doesn't talk about Cotchery in his column so take that advice for what's it worth]
This also from sportsline
Cotchery to claw Cincinnati?: It looks like Jets WR Jerricho Cotchery has a dream matchup vs. Cincinnati in Week 6, but stats will tell you otherwise. Against the pass, the Bengals have allowed six scores, but three came last week at Dallas. They have yet to allow a 100-yard receiver and are ranked sixth vs. the pass, giving up just 167.6 pass yards per game on average through five contests. The reason why is because teams are running all over the Bengals -- they're giving up over 170 rush yards per game. Cotchery had two touchdowns and 67 yards on four grabs in his last game vs. Arizona, and last year against these Bengals he had 60 yards and a touchdown on six catches. (Updated 10/07/2008).
Injury Report
No information available at this time (Updated 10/12/08).
Fantasy Analysis
Cotchery should still be active in Fantasy lineups, but expectations should be leveled off by now since he has yet to record a 100-yard game. Expect the rest from the Week 5 bye for him and QB Brett Favre to be a positive factor. Treat him like a low-end No. 1/top-end No. 2 Fantasy WR for Week 6. (Updated 10/07/2008).
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This is from the fantasy guy at sportsline
Donald Driver (at SEA): Driver continues to make plays, and last week he had three catches for 68 yards and a touchdown against Atlanta. The Seahawks secondary has been exposed this year, and last week lesser-known players like Domenik Hixon and Sinorice Moss scored touchdowns for the Giants against Seattle. In three career meetings with Seattle in the regular season, Driver has 16 catches for 279 yards and two touchdowns. The Packers will likely be throwing as usual this week, leaving Driver a chance to make things happen.
He says to start Driver [BUT he doesn't talk about Cotchery in his column so take that advice for what's it worth]
This also from sportsline
Cotchery to claw Cincinnati?: It looks like Jets WR Jerricho Cotchery has a dream matchup vs. Cincinnati in Week 6, but stats will tell you otherwise. Against the pass, the Bengals have allowed six scores, but three came last week at Dallas. They have yet to allow a 100-yard receiver and are ranked sixth vs. the pass, giving up just 167.6 pass yards per game on average through five contests. The reason why is because teams are running all over the Bengals -- they're giving up over 170 rush yards per game. Cotchery had two touchdowns and 67 yards on four grabs in his last game vs. Arizona, and last year against these Bengals he had 60 yards and a touchdown on six catches. (Updated 10/07/2008).
Injury Report
No information available at this time (Updated 10/12/08).
Fantasy Analysis
Cotchery should still be active in Fantasy lineups, but expectations should be leveled off by now since he has yet to record a 100-yard game. Expect the rest from the Week 5 bye for him and QB Brett Favre to be a positive factor. Treat him like a low-end No. 1/top-end No. 2 Fantasy WR for Week 6. (Updated 10/07/2008).
About E.Graham, the Bucs play Seattle in Tampa this week, and if anyone isn't aware of how bad Seattle's defense on the road is, they should look into it.
Cotchery for sure....
My.02
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About E.Graham, the Bucs play Seattle in Tampa this week, and if anyone isn't aware of how bad Seattle's defense on the road is, they should look into it.
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