Are you conservative or risky guy (1 Viewer)

[AcerFC]

Trying to stay out of AC. I have 2 RBs that are playing night games (one on Sunday who exploded last week and one on Monday). Both are questionable. I have 1 RB that is just back from injury who scored a TD last week. 1 RB that takes away the TDs from the Questionable Monday night guy and I have 1 RB who jot got a new QB because the other one was not getting the job done. Right now the only guy I am set with is the new QB guy. I need to start 3 of these guys. I am 2-1 and would love another W this week (who wouldnt)

When a player on your team is questionable is there some way you determine what to do? Does your record at the time factor in. Our lineups lock 5 minutes before game time so I have some wiggle room with the Monday night guys. I have never had to deal with so many injuries and was wondering what other owners do. (Like Heap and Westy owners say that its just part of the ride). Do you take the chance or play guys you know are playing even on a limited basis

 

[Chase Stuart]

At QB, you have to be risk averse. QBs score so many points that it's just too difficult to deal with a goose egg. At TE, you can be much riskier. Even good TEs will have several weeks with 3 or 4 points, so I'd have no problem playing a 50% healthy Gonzalez over a waiver wire TE.

If you need to start 3 RBs, you could hedge. Starting Maroney and Morris would give you decent production with very little risk.