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Yeah, this would be the kind of bind that warrants a look at Jackson. No argument here. Hope he has a season-high fluke of a week against LT and Gates. His Week 1 performance against LJ and Gonzo was :X . Crossing my fingers for you.I was thinking the same thing....for me its two of him, Clinton Hart, and Atogwe. He really hasn't done too much in the 3 weeks since he's come back from injury...but SD is a prime matchup for him. I think I'm going to roll with him.
Agree with all of the above. I'd go with Boulware if Babineaux's out.
From the office of the President of the Brandon Moore Fan Club
The reason Moore has been stuck as the "swing man" instead of full time duty is simple. Mike Nolan wants to have a swing guy along the OL and LBs. Its the reason that Kwame Harris, responsible for 10 sacks this year, is still on the field ahead of Adam Snyder and that Ulbrich/Smith are ahead of Moore.As a Niner fan, I'm hoping for a change in philosophy and that Nolan truly starts putting the best players on the field. Get rid of Kwame--put Snyder out there. Put Moore in the middle where he belongs. However, I'm not holding my breath on Moore>Smith, as Nolan sees Smith as a leader of the team. I'm hoping the change is next year, as Smith has really fallen off...and it wouldn't be tough to absorb the cap hit from cutting him. Ulbrich is fine at SLB but should get competition next offfseason.
Yeah, in 32 team leagues, you do end up with fun situations like this.Yeah, this would be the kind of bind that warrants a look at Jackson. No argument here. Hope he has a season-high fluke of a week against LT and Gates. His Week 1 performance against LJ and Gonzo was :X . Crossing my fingers for you.
Thanks Jene.
Wilson was dinged up, yes, but he was just upgraded and appears to be playing this weekend. There is some worry that he will get pulled if Denver builds a lead, but I may be counting on Denver to keep it interesting as they have tended to do this season and keep their 1st stringers (ie. Wilson) in.
I'm not sure I'd start Gregg over Berry, who has a nice matchup this week, but with the tackle heavy scoring system I have no problem with the safer, more reliable option. And something tells me you're right about Vilma over Pierce this week even though I didn't like it at first glance. The Bears haven't been the greatest matchup this season and Grossman on the road means the Bears probably aren't going to be racking up rushing stats this week.
Urlacher is a much better play than Sims if healthy. He practiced Friday and wants to play. No way to know for sure, though, and he may miss time even if he starts. Depends on your risk tolerance. I like Dumervil among the four options listed for the huge day possibility. He's easily got the best matchup. If Grant Wistrom can beat Gallery for two sacks, Dumervil should bring good numbers.
I'd start Smith -- the Texans have been a reasonable matchup despite facing some pretty good defenses. I don't trust Seau. Jets could abandon the run early if behind and Seau doesn't play much in the nickel. He's too big a risk for a 1-2-0.
LOL. That's Derek Smith for SF vs the Lions.
Aaaah. Glllll with all that.Suppose I'll stick with the Smith. Neither of them are particularly compelling. Sorry.
