Matt Millen, calling the game with the Saints down 21 in the 4th quarter: “You can sense some urgency now on the part of New Orleans.” This is a man who truly deserves his reputation.
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Tommy 10:52 pm on 12/19/2009 Permalink |
Hey Matt, I’m stuck.
Jay Cutler is playing the Ravens, in the snow. He’s my QB2. I can have him, or on the waiver wire is Matt Moore, Daunte Culpepper, Chris Redman, and Charlie Frye.
What do I do?
Matt 11:32 pm on 12/19/2009 Permalink |
Yikes. I don’t love Cutler here, but he’s a far better option than any of those fantasy bench warmers. Fun fact: The Raiders just signed J.P. Losman, and he might even start over Frye by the end of the season. As a Bills fan, let me just say: Good luck with that, Oakland.
Jonathan 12:24 am on 12/20/2009 Permalink |
Alright I really in need of some help here. I have looked at so many different sides and I can decide on who to start. This is going to be a crucial game so…
DeAngelo @Minnesota?
or
Maroney @ Buffalo?
Tommy 12:37 am on 12/20/2009 Permalink |
DeAngelo has more potential for a big game, go with him.
Ron 9:10 am on 12/21/2009 Permalink
I promise you this is not 20/20 hindsight but EVERYBODY IN THE WORLD was benching Williams against that Minnesota run defense and Moroney has been HOT (6 Td’s in prior 6 games!!) AND Buffalo was missing TWO key run stuffers on the D-Line AND it was in frigid Buffalo which leans to the running game. I have D-Will and benched him in favor of Maurice Morris. You seriously had too much egg nog when you wrote this. If not, you should not dole out anymore advice. I was gonna ask you guys a question about Jacobs or Ganther tonight but I read this tidbit so please – don’t give me any advice. This advice is borderline criminal. You should be ashamed of yourself.
Tommy 10:53 am on 12/21/2009 Permalink
I’m not part of the staff, just to let you know.
Brandon 11:19 am on 12/21/2009 Permalink
Good thing one of our sponsors is an attorney (although they specialize in divorces), as we might need some legal advice if any more criminal advice is given out!
Tommy 11:20 am on 12/21/2009 Permalink
hahaha Brandon
Kenny Powers 9:34 am on 12/20/2009 Permalink |
hey, guys! need some last-minute opinions on my lineup, please! 1QB, 1WR, 1RB, and a flex : )
QB: Jason Campbell, Alex Smith, Matt Ryan
WR: Dwayne Bowe, Steve Smith (Car)
RB: Arian Foster, Quinton Ganther, LeSean McCoy, Chris Jennings
Thank you for your time and have a wonderful day!
Matt 10:25 am on 12/20/2009 Permalink |
I’d go with Smith at QB – he’s been good for two or more TDs in 5 of his past 6 games.
Bowe’s a big risk but I don’t like Smith this week; the Vikes are shutting star WRs down on a regular basis. I’d take a shot on Bowe since he’s the best end-zone target the Chiefs have.
RB – I’m intrigued by Arian Foster, who’s going to get every opportunity to claim the starting job in Houston. I like Ganther too, but Foster would be my pick.
ffgeekblogROCKS 9:41 am on 12/20/2009 Permalink |
Hey, fellas! Hope you’re having a great morning! Just thought I’d bother you for a little expert advice—if you wouldn’t mind… 2WR, 2 RB, and a flex, please!
WR: Andre Johnson, Calvin Johnson, Antonio Bryant, Joshua Cribbs, Donnie Avery, Jason Avant
RB: Chris Johnson, Jamaal Charles, Ahmad Bradshaw, Shonn Greene
Thanks to your advice on Jamaal Charles, I’ve managed to survive all the way to the semifinals and hopefully more—even though I got Ronnie Brown-outted! Thank you guys for a wonderful season! Keep up the great job!
Matt 10:30 am on 12/20/2009 Permalink |
WR – AJ’s the obvious WR1, and then it gets murky at WR2. I don’t like Megatron this week at all – the knee, the Cards, the Culpepper, ugh. Go with Bryant, who’s a high-risk, high-upside play against the Seahawks.