Uh, keep Boldin forever, no matter the QB. News flash, Boldin is a stud. You want him on your team.
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2008 BUY - SELL - HOLD - DUMP (1 Viewer)
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Looking to dump Moss off for Fitz, if the 2 WR system doesn't pan out who would be more worthy between Fitz/Boldin?
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PlasmaDogPlasma
Footballguy
I watched the Bengals game today and I think you'd be making a mistake selling Perry. First of all, what could you get? Not much. Second, Perry owns the starting job and is getting touches. No one currently on the Bengals roster is going to take the gig away from him.Third, Perry actually looked decent today when he could get out of the backfield. He certainly was finishing his runs. If the offense around him ever starts functioning again he will put up nice numbers.
Interception Irwin
Footballguy
Excellent advice. I took it myself yesterday, trading Rodgers and Owen Daniels for Jason Witten. I like Rodgers, but after playing Detroit his value is at an all time high. I figure he'll finish up the year around the #10-#15 spot for QBs. I already have Romo, so there's no way Rodgers would have been entering my lineup anyway, and now I have a top TE to plug into my lineup.
Easy decision for you when you have Romo. I think you are wrong where Rodgers finishes. I would bet the farm Rodgers finishes in the Top 10 in QB's in that offense. Too many weapons plus he gets a few points on the run.Excellent advice. I took it myself yesterday, trading Rodgers and Owen Daniels for Jason Witten. I like Rodgers, but after playing Detroit his value is at an all time high. I figure he'll finish up the year around the #10-#15 spot for QBs. I already have Romo, so there's no way Rodgers would have been entering my lineup anyway, and now I have a top TE to plug into my lineup.
The Kansas Comet
Footballguy
The bolded part is why I would be selling Perry. I am not down on his talent, but Cincy just looks frighteningly dysfunctional on offense, and their schedule doesn't get much easier in the next few weeks. I would hope another owner in my league saw his touchdown (that was a very nice move on the unblocked defender) and would want to give up something decent for him.
FFdork
Footballguy
Buy: Addai, S. Jackson for the right price. Their owners are probably in panic mode right now, and you might get a discount. At this point, it's looks like neither of them will live up to their draft position, so trade accordingly. Still, it has to get better for each of them...I'm more bullish on Addai b/c I think his situation has a lot of room to improve (although I didn't hear the status of Ugoh before I got pulled away from that game).
Sell: He hasn't played yet this week, but I still say sell DeSean Jackson, even more so if he has another big game. Maybe he'll end up being Anquan Boldin or Randy Moss, but logic says he gets fewer looks when the Eagles get more of their receivers back. Timing is everything, so if you can move him in the right deal before the tough Dallas matchup, that might be prudent.
I would say the same thing for Eddie Royal, BUT Denver looks like a dynamic passing game. He has a pretty good chance of finishing in the top 20-30 WRs (a starter in most leagues), so I'd only move him if you can get great value in return.
I completely agree on Aaron Rogers. As others have pointed out, I think he'll continue to produce, but he's probably rostered on a high % teams that have another legit #1 QB. Find the guys that lost Brady or Young...perhaps a Derek Anderson or Shaub owner who's panicking.
Hold: Randy Moss: Unless you have a trade partner that still believes he's a top 5 WR, you're just not going to get good value for him coming off of this week. People always overreact to each week. If you want to move him, hope that he has a big game next week.
Derek Anderson: I thought he was overpriced heading into the season, and nothing has changed that opinion so far. That said, better days are ahead, so wait for him to have a couple of successful weeks if you want to get value in return. The same goes for Braylon Edwards, although I think he's a true hold in that he will come around and play well going forward.
Sell: He hasn't played yet this week, but I still say sell DeSean Jackson, even more so if he has another big game. Maybe he'll end up being Anquan Boldin or Randy Moss, but logic says he gets fewer looks when the Eagles get more of their receivers back. Timing is everything, so if you can move him in the right deal before the tough Dallas matchup, that might be prudent.
I would say the same thing for Eddie Royal, BUT Denver looks like a dynamic passing game. He has a pretty good chance of finishing in the top 20-30 WRs (a starter in most leagues), so I'd only move him if you can get great value in return.
I completely agree on Aaron Rogers. As others have pointed out, I think he'll continue to produce, but he's probably rostered on a high % teams that have another legit #1 QB. Find the guys that lost Brady or Young...perhaps a Derek Anderson or Shaub owner who's panicking.
Hold: Randy Moss: Unless you have a trade partner that still believes he's a top 5 WR, you're just not going to get good value for him coming off of this week. People always overreact to each week. If you want to move him, hope that he has a big game next week.
Derek Anderson: I thought he was overpriced heading into the season, and nothing has changed that opinion so far. That said, better days are ahead, so wait for him to have a couple of successful weeks if you want to get value in return. The same goes for Braylon Edwards, although I think he's a true hold in that he will come around and play well going forward.
cubbie5150
Footballguy
I own Holmes, but am watching Ben's shoulder injury w/ interest/concern....Buy/Hold: Cincy players; can't get much value for them anyways, and no way they keep producing at such an abysmal rateSell (if you can): Cotchery--very few targets through 2 weeks; I'm gonna shop him, touting Favre @ QB) & see what I can get
Cookiemonster
Footballguy
Doesn't get easier than Baltimore & Tennessee? It's certainly tough, but I have to think these may be the two toughest defenses for a RB to face. Let's just say their schedule doesn't get any tougher, and there are some weaker Ds later on in the season when we may be scouring the WW for flex players... as long as Perry isn't one of those injuries we're trying to replace in our lineup.
Cookiemonster
Footballguy
I wouldn't be too concerned w/ Ben. AC separations are not real bad, heal better than most shoulder injuries and aren't very limiting. They're painful for a couple weeks, but I played through at least 5 or 6 of them (granted, I was playing defense & throwing a ball is a ##### for two weeks after an AC separation) and Ben looked good enough last nite. He's hurting pretty badly, but he's tough as nails and will probably be feeling much better after next week's game. He avoided the ? last nite 'cause I'm sure it nearly dropped him to throw some of those deep balls, and the Rodgers hit would have made a lesser man puke.
