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PantherDE90
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| james.mcmurry13 wrote: | | Panthers11 wrote: | | jfitz812 wrote: | | jfitz812 wrote: | | james.mcmurry13 wrote: | If you want a Carolina RB, draft Stewart. He's a good option around the 50th pick, especially in PPR leagues.
Smith and Newton will be overdrafted in almost every league.
DeAngelo can still be a good bench RB, occasional flex play.
Olsen is probably a fringe starting TE in most leagues, a definite starter in a big league.
Again, in a deep league Tolbert is probably a good bench player. |
Is Week 1 one of those weeks where DeAngelo is a decent flex play?
I have him as a bench RB but I didn't know the extent of Stewart's injury. As of now I have Trent Richardson/Doug Martin as flex options. Any chance I'd want to start DeAngelo over either of them? |
Soooooo..... ? That's a yes to the start? |
I'd start both Martin and Richardson over Williams. |
It depends on Richardson's injury status for this week, but I'd go Martin over Williams for sure. Richardson is a no-brainer for that spot when he's completely healthy though. |
I don't understand why people think Richardson is a "no-brainer". He's on the Browns. Newsflash they suck. Their passing game is non-existent and with bad WRs, a mediocre OLine and a rookie QB who probably won't do well he shouldn't be ranked so high. No doubt he's got mad talent. But there's going to be 8-9 in the box every play and he's not that talented. Plus, he's in one of the best divisions in football.
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FriendlyEnemy
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| Posted: Fri Sep 07, 2012 6:06 am Post subject: |
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LaFell or Olsen? I need some clutch flex play, and I'm leaning towards the better safety net in Olsen, but I think LaFell could make some clutch big plays.
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boondock
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| Posted: Fri Sep 07, 2012 11:43 am Post subject: |
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| FriendlyEnemy wrote: | | LaFell or Olsen? I need some clutch flex play, and I'm leaning towards the better safety net in Olsen, but I think LaFell could make some clutch big plays. |
I would lean with Olsen to begin with, at least until we see how Brandon will be utilized.
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