Pick two of these (1 Viewer)

[Pittsburgh United]

If all these guys were staring you in the face in a redraft, and you could pick two, which two would you take?

Holt

Harrison

Wayne

Moss

TO

Fitzgerald

Boldin

 

[Jeff Haseley]

Harrison & Holt

 

[Pittsburgh United]

Harrison & Holt

That's solid. I'm really thinking about Harrison and TO as well. Am I crazy for starting to think about Harrison/Moss?

 

[PahtyTom]

Pick two of these

No.

 

[Pittsburgh United]

Pick two of these

No.

OK Lanny Poffo.

 

[Zoomanji]

Pick two of these

No.

OK Lanny Poffo.

Advice forum down?

 

[ceo3west]

If all these guys were staring you in the face in a redraft, and you could pick two, which two would you take?HoltHarrisonWayneMossTOFitzgeraldBoldin

TO & Williams

 

[Jeff Haseley]

Harrison & Holt

That's solid. I'm really thinking about Harrison and TO as well. Am I crazy for starting to think about Harrison/Moss?

Pittsburgh United,I think Holt is the next best option. He's a on a great offense and he has a proven track record of success. Even in a down year for his standards last season, he finished the 6th best WR, led all players in targets (178) and managed to score 10 TDs. It was a down year, because his yardage totals were only 1188, where his lowest yardage totals in 6 years prior was only 1302. As for Moss - I think he'll have a rebound season, but I don't think he'll be the same Moss we saw in Minnesota. Plus New England has a history of spreading the ball around - and they have plenty of options in which to do so.

I have my WR rankings as

S. Smith

Ch. Johnson

Harrison

Holt

Owens

Walker

Wayne

Housh

Evans

Fitzgerald

Driver

R. Moss

A very good question as some people are targeting WR-WR with their first two picks, either because they have adequate RBs they kept or because they are drafting at the end of the 1st round. In the future these types of questions are best suited for the Assistant Coach Forum

 

[ceo3west]

Harrison & Holt

That's solid. I'm really thinking about Harrison and TO as well. Am I crazy for starting to think about Harrison/Moss?

Pittsburgh United,I think Holt is the next best option. He's a on a great offense and he has a proven track record of success. Even in a down year for his standards last season, he finished the 6th best WR, led all players in targets (178) and managed to score 10 TDs. It was a down year, because his yardage totals were only 1188, where his lowest yardage totals in 6 years prior was only 1302. As for Moss - I think he'll have a rebound season, but I don't think he'll be the same Moss we saw in Minnesota. Plus New England has a history of spreading the ball around - and they have plenty of options in which to do so.

I have my WR rankings as

S. Smith

Ch. Johnson

Harrison

Holt

Owens

Walker

Wayne

Housh

Evans

Fitzgerald

Driver

R. Moss

A very good question as some people are targeting WR-WR with their first two picks, either because they have adequate RBs they kept or because they are drafting at the end of the 1st round. In the future these types of questions are best suited for the Assistant Coach Forum

With Bennett & McMichael being there now, I can see Holt's numbers being down a bit from years past.

 

[Slider]

Wayne and Fitz

 

[Donny Loved Bowling]

Wayne & TO

I wouldn't necessarily view Holt's stats last year as abnormality - it was his first season under Linehan, who empasizes the running game more than Martz did.

 

[code]

Holt/Wayne

 

[bcr8f]

I toll Holt and Walker in my 16 team league.