Welcome to Our Forums. Once you've registered and logged in, you're primed to talk football, among other topics, with the sharpest and most experienced fantasy players on the internet.
rainey has started two games this year and in both hes been a good to great play so i have no clue what you are talking about?
It's easy to forget that Rainey had negative points going into the 4th quarter of that Atlanta game and racked up some major garbage time stats while trailing by 50 points. It's unlikely that the Browns will hang 50 on Tampa and equally unlikely that Rainey would get those looks now anyway (what better time to try out Sims?).
You are absolutely correct.
I think real life matters here because Rainey is not the only option like he was in most of his other starts. If he starts slowly like he has in 6 of his 8 starts, it's entirely possible that he spends the 4th quarter sitting on the bench rather than racking up a bunch of those 5 yard dump-offs that saved his last game. He's also been the feature back in those other starts, and there's the risk that this time he won't be.
This.
take the 3rd, he has no longterm value and most likely very little short term value either. The 3rd is better than dropping him onto the WW in a week or two.
I must strongly disagree with this advice.
That is true for a lot of people. Unless you are a fan of a team they played, and got the game + watched it, most people have only seen TB play on that horrific THF game here in ATL
Sims will be active but will only play in an emergency, i.e. an injury to Rainey or James.
