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[Statorama]

I noticed he was way down in the rankings this week, but I think Terrence McGee goes off against Cincinnati. Obviously Palmer and Co. throw the ball a lot, and all four secondary members will have lots of tackle opps. The reason I like McGee is he's the one guy that they're not afraid to put on an island one-on-one with either TJ or Ocho, which Palmer is going to likely have to try and exploit.

For the database keepers, does Cincy traditionally not give up points to opposing "shut down corners"?

Anyway, post any other plays that you think aren't getting much love on the cheatsheet side. Of course please respect the pay aspect of it and not give away specific rankings of the cheatsheet itself.

 

[dudaman]

I noticed he was way down in the rankings this week, but I think Terrence McGee goes off against Cincinnati. Obviously Palmer and Co. throw the ball a lot, and all four secondary members will have lots of tackle opps. The reason I like McGee is he's the one guy that they're not afraid to put on an island one-on-one with either TJ or Ocho, which Palmer is going to likely have to try and exploit.For the database keepers, does Cincy traditionally not give up points to opposing "shut down corners"?Anyway, post any other plays that you think aren't getting much love on the cheatsheet side. Of course please respect the pay aspect of it and not give away specific rankings of the cheatsheet itself.

I have to say that you could choose from a couple of Patriots. They are all buried in the 60's, 70's, 80's and beyond. Nobody even sniffing the top 50. I think their blitz will be effective - Indy will be ready to pick up Vrabel, so I see Seymour getting some single coverage and picking up at least one sack. My other choice could be Rodney Harrison. Same thing, blitz should create ops for him.

 

[Statorama]

I noticed he was way down in the rankings this week, but I think Terrence McGee goes off against Cincinnati. Obviously Palmer and Co. throw the ball a lot, and all four secondary members will have lots of tackle opps. The reason I like McGee is he's the one guy that they're not afraid to put on an island one-on-one with either TJ or Ocho, which Palmer is going to likely have to try and exploit.For the database keepers, does Cincy traditionally not give up points to opposing "shut down corners"?Anyway, post any other plays that you think aren't getting much love on the cheatsheet side. Of course please respect the pay aspect of it and not give away specific rankings of the cheatsheet itself.

I have to say that you could choose from a couple of Patriots. They are all buried in the 60's, 70's, 80's and beyond. Nobody even sniffing the top 50. I think their blitz will be effective - Indy will be ready to pick up Vrabel, so I see Seymour getting some single coverage and picking up at least one sack. My other choice could be Rodney Harrison. Same thing, blitz should create ops for him.

Good call. You have to imagine that the Colts are going to try and run the ball, as well as get the ball in the middle of the field with Clark.

 

[eom]

I have no idea where they got ranked, but I'd think mathis/nelson on the jags might be a good db play this week.

brees should throw the ball a ton because he just loves to throw, the jax run d is pretty solid, and quinn gray should manage about 1 first down and a couple turnovers.

I see brees w/40 passes and the saints dominate top.

 

[Polyethylene Bag]

Mario Williams. He's set to go off against that Raiders line.