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Yeah, I was rather excited at the prospects of starting him this week in what is projected to be one of if not the highest scoring affair of the week. Truth is, I always knew Austin would return at some point (not this quick admittedly). Judging by the way things have played out thus far, this situation is more so emulating 2012 then it is 2011. Of course, with Austin, there's always a the possibility of a flair up but if he's on the field I guarantee they'll simply cannibalize each others making both shaky starts regardless.If I knew TW was starting vs. Washington, I think he'd be more attractive this week. But I agree that Allen has always been the better ROS option.Is he not as attractive because of the deceivingly tough match-up (IND has played bottom ranked passing offenses thus far) or do you have other reasons for believing so? They found themselves in similar situations, yet Allen is more talented and is picking up the snaps/targets of the former WR1 instead of the WR2. Allen was the superior pick-up prior to Austin putting in a full practice.What are you basing that on? Not trying to be snarky, I'm just genuinely puzzled. It seems like if a guy practices fully on Wednesday, he's probably on track to play Sunday. Is there any history of Austin practicing and then not playing?Miles Austin fully practiced.
We will see exactly what the Cowboys are thinking this week.
I'm guessing they have Austin sit.
Would totally love for you to be right, but if it looks like Austin is on track to play, I'll probably drop TW and grab Keenan Allen off the WW. He's not as attractive as a starting TW, and has a tough-ish matchup this week, but is probably better ROS.
Maybe he gets shelved for one more week and Williams does enough to really separate himself. That'd be best case scenario (aside from another hammy flair up, but I don't wish injury upon anybody).