Dallas WRs this week (1 Viewer)

[Gatorman]

Anyone have any thoughts about how the dallas wrs shake out this week? I am trying to find info as I am a Bryant owner who believes he wont start and also Miles is out as well. That leaves, what, Ogletree and Hollley yet I see nothing that tells me which of them is a better play. Hell, nothing tells me anything about anything about this situation. Even if Romo doesn't play there are about 250 passing yards +/- happening here monday night so how does it shake out?

Obviously Witten gets his, but I have no clue how these two (or any other wrs in dallas) will get lined up.

Dallas homers or someone with insight want to chime in?

Thanks

 

[Bankerguy]

I can only share my opinion but I dont see Ogletree or Holley as good plays this week.

My guess is:

-Witten and Dez get more targets then usual.

-I see Dallas using more 3TE sets. It will help the struggling run game, it might help in pass protection to keep Romo on his feet. The Cowboys could create some mismatches at the other TE spots (Phillips or Bennett) they might be able to flex them out.

-In general I see a conservative game plan from Garrett.

 

[jimbodan]

Ogletree is next in line. Holley would be after him. Ogletree has kind of fallen out of favor lately. Dallas fans had expected him to step up for a few years now and he has really done nothing. As for Holley nothing much has been expected of him. He is mainly on the team for his special teams play. After last week however if I had to pick one I think I'd go with Holley if Romo plays only because Romo pulled him aside a few times and talked to him last game (including before Holley's big play) so I'm banking on Romo feeling more comfortable throwing to him as opposed to Ogletree, even though Ogletree is listed higher up on the depth chart.

 

[Captain Fantastic]

Not that this helps, but I will be shocked if Dez doesn't take the field. But in the Ogletree/Holley debate, I'll actually go with Ogletree. (Though it's truly a crapshoot on either of those guys.)

 

[loose circuits]

Ogletree seems to be getting a raw deal from fans and fantasy fanatics alike. I expect him to find a little room on Monday night. He's got some skills. While many people in Dallas feel like he hadn't stepped up soon enough, how was he supposed to? He was behind Roy, Dez, and Miles last season. Witten gets his. Wasn't there a similar sentiment regarding Miles Austin before he burst on the scene? I can remember thinking Sam Hurd was gonna be the guy but he got injured and the rest is history...lets give Ogletree a chance as his 1st NFL start netted 2 for 50 which shows enough to be encouraged that he isn't just some guy.

 

[Bankerguy]

Ogletree seems to be getting a raw deal from fans and fantasy fanatics alike. I expect him to find a little room on Monday night. He's got some skills. While many people in Dallas feel like he hadn't stepped up soon enough, how was he supposed to? He was behind Roy, Dez, and Miles last season. Witten gets his. Wasn't there a similar sentiment regarding Miles Austin before he burst on the scene? I can remember thinking Sam Hurd was gonna be the guy but he got injured and the rest is history...lets give Ogletree a chance as his 1st NFL start netted 2 for 50 which shows enough to be encouraged that he isn't just some guy.

Oh I think he's solid. This is where real football and fantady differ. I think he can help move the ball and make plays.However, in fantasy world I wouldn't want to start him and expect a significant return. Just my 0.02.