Pick 2 QB's for ROS - WHIR (1 Viewer)

[themeistersinger]

Pick 2 QB's for ROS - I currently own Eli Manning and Stafford, considering Wentz for this week and next, and Romo for after his week 7 Bye

If Beckham turns into a head case then Eli's value drops like a stone.  Stafford has a really rough schedule the next two weeks, on top of the Lions offense looking bad with no viable running game and Golden Tate turning into a pumpkin.

6 points for passing TD.

Eli Manning - NY Giants
Week 5 - at Green Bay
Week 6 - home vs. Baltimore
week 7 - at LA Rams
week 8 - BYE
week 9 - home vs. Pittsburgh

Matthew Stafford - Detroit
week 5 - home vs. Philadelphia
week 6 - home vs. LA Rams
week 7 - home vs. Washington
week 8 - at Houston
week 9 - at Minnesota

Carson Wentz - Philadelphia
week 5 - at Detroit
week 6 - at Washington
week 7 - home vs. Minnesota
week 8 - at Dallas
week 9 - at NY Giants

Tony Romo - Dallas
week 5 - likely out
week 6 - likely out
week 7 - BYE
week 8 - home vs. Philadelphia - likely return
week 9 - at Cleveland
 

 

[Pigskin Fanatic]

i would rank them eli, wentz, stafford, romo. no idea what to expect from romo when he comes back, sounded like that injury was pretty bad and it's his back. who knows what condition he will be in. if dez's injury turns out to be nothing, then i'd bump him up, but for now, too many unknowns. wouldn't worry too much about eli, even if obj decides to be a knucklehead, there's too many weapons there for him to look like this past week regularly. Wentz is intriguing and has possibly the best schedule in the group.

 

[Tommy Collins]

I personally believe Dallas should start Romo when he's ready. They can do more with him in there. However, if the Cowboys continue to win, it's unlikely they make a move. Romo has been getting injured frequently and is getting old. The future is Dak and it looks pretty bright for them. So I don't know if they will go back to Romo. 

With that said, it's a 3 man race then. I don't think you will see Eli's value drop if OBJ continues to be a headcase. This is no new revelation. He got into it with Norman last year and threw several punches at Bills players last year (but wasn't flagged a single time). His attitude and poor sportsmanship isn't new, and he was very successful last year. Eli hasn't done much since week 1 and while having Cruz/Shepard/OBJ on the field almost all the time, they aren't doing much with it. I'm also an Eli owner and hopeful they turn it around, but I'm beginning to become impatient.

Stafford hasn't been bad. They didn't have a good week against the Bears, but divisional games can be like that sometimes. They don't have a defense or a running game. Everything is running through that offense.

Wentz is a rookie. He's had a good start, but historically how many times have rookies done this well early on? Very rare. Of all the rookies playing, he's the one with the most promise and shown the most ability. 

Stafford is definitely one I would stick with. I'd probably roll the dice with first. Eli has thrown for 4400 yards and 30 TDs in the past 2 seasons. This year he has Cruz and Shepard, and didn't have either last year. The offense is the same as last year. Chances are, it's more likely Manning matches those numbers this year than it is for Wentz to reach them as a rookie.

Stafford, Eli, Wentz, Romo.

 

[bkterps]

I'd stick with the two you have and constantly monitor Wentz.