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I don't think "most" employers do random or mandatory drug test.

Been debating starting Dez Bryant over Marshall, but have to think Brandon should hold his #s with some yards after catch.

His averages are 15 carries and 3.4 receptions per game. That's 18 touches, not 10-12. In this RB landscape, makes him a viable RB2. I'm plenty skeptical of starting him at that spot so trying to acquire Michael Turner but Leshoure has a big future.

He does have 5 games with 3 or more catches including a game with 6 against the Bears. Seems like Leshoure's capable of some pretty big games, but the Lions seem confident in Bell, so they're trying to keep Leshoure fresh for late in the season.

I'm buying on the Stafford/Bradford combo for a couple years from now for my league where I can start 2 QBs.

Worst team in the league? doubtful. Looks like a team that wins 6-8 games to me. There's 2 teams within that division that are likely worse.

If he's effective, they'll try to get Daniel Thomas more work. I just don't like Bush, but I'd take him if he falls far enough in the draft.

Nothing wrong with depth, but I'd bet Smith will get 70 percent of the carries in that RBBC. Can't read much into a preseason game where Bell and Williams run well against 2nd and third-string defenders.

Why on Eli? Considering drafting him as my second QB in a 10-team league that has a super flex spot. He was a top 10 in points in my league last year. Even if he goes back down to 4,500 yards instead of pushing 5,000, he's a good value.

1. Brady2. Rodgers3. Brees4. Stafford5. Cam6. Eli7. Vick8. Matt Ryan9. Ben10. Peyton11. Cutler12. Freeman13. Dalton14. Palmer15. Bradford16. Alex Smith17. Flacco18. RGIII19. Luck20. Fitzpatrick

As was discussed earlier in the thread, he had one of the best rookie QB seasons of all-time. :confused:

Anyone have a projection for Titus Young. 600 and 6 TDs last year. With the attention Megatron gets, seems like he could go over 1,000 with 8 or 9 scores to become a WR2 that you could draft like a low-end WR3.

Nice video. Yeah, he looked awesome in the clips from early in the season, unsettled and rushed in the second half. And lots of drops. Quick and Amendola will help a lot. As for the coordinator...

Bradford doesn't really have a career track yet. All I'm saying is his rookie year was great in comparison to a lot of great QBs. Only played 10 games last year and a few of them were playing with a weak ankle.

My concern is can he the line give him a pocket and does he have at least an inkling of that Tom Brady presence to stand in there with confidence. Alex Smith comparison is just wrong. Smith struggled to complete 50 percent of his passes until his 4th season. He's got the superior arm strength...

I'm cautiously optimistic about Quick and Smith gives them a good veteran presence, a good mentor and depth in the slot. The strength of the St. Louis passing offense may depend a lot on the rookie WR.

I realize 2011 was a catastrophe and all, but they now have a competent head coach and still have an above-average running game. I have no doubt the line will be improved, especially under a coach as good as any in the game. Yes, the receivers are atrocious, but he threw for 3,500 yards and 18...

Why Ridley?

Anyone know of a good site for fantasy NBA discussion? or a site with good keeper rankings?

Baltimore is not San Francisco. They've allowed 6 rushing TDs and a couple hundred yard games. I can see 90 total yards (60 rush, 30 receiving) and a touchdown for Mathews.