No I think the lesson there is that DET has not mailed it in yet, and the teams playing them are looking past them. I would not start NO or GB defense the next two weeks, I think the odds are quickly climbing that DET could win one of those games.Indy was a sure thing last week. I'd say do the opposite.
I'd tend to agree except Miami did jack fantasy wise as well. And they played San Fran at home West Coast team to the East Coast.Top teams this week. Jets, Vikings, Cowboys. Go figure given their opponents. Do the opposite.No I think the lesson there is that DET has not mailed it in yet, and the teams playing them are looking past them. I would not start NO or GB defense the next two weeks, I think the odds are quickly climbing that DET could win one of those games.Indy was a sure thing last week. I'd say do the opposite.
Um, there is no way I take a chance on NE D against Kurt and company in my championship game dude.New England might be on a lot of WW lists, and they get a very predictable Arizona team. Weather could be a factor, and we know Warner is prone to turnover-fests. You also get Hobbs explosive KO return ability as a bonus. I know the D has been ravaged by injuries, but this could be a great matchup as Belicheck should be able to take advantage of facing a one-dimensional offense.
Same 2 defenses i have, and right now i'm leaning on using the Cowboys.But Bloom is right, NE is probably on waivers on some leagues and may be a good play week 16.Jets or Cowboys, I haven't decided. They're the only two defenses on my team and the rosters are frozen.
If you risk negative pts for high yardage and points allowed, I understand, but Arizona's pass first attack leaves the ball up for grabs a LOT, and also leaves Warner exposed to lots of sack/fumble plays. They're not a strong play overall, but they are one of the strongest plays of defenses left most on most WWs.the spanker said:Um, there is no way I take a chance on NE D against Kurt and company in my championship game dude.Sigmund Bloom said:New England might be on a lot of WW lists, and they get a very predictable Arizona team. Weather could be a factor, and we know Warner is prone to turnover-fests. You also get Hobbs explosive KO return ability as a bonus. I know the D has been ravaged by injuries, but this could be a great matchup as Belicheck should be able to take advantage of facing a one-dimensional offense.
Yes, my league counts points allowed. Also I believe ARI will try to run the ball more on NE to minimize Kurt turning the ball over. It should be a little easier to run on NE than MIN. Plus they got down so early in the game against MINN they had no choice but to throw 100 percent of the time.You don't like Sanfran vs. the Rams or Bowns vs. Bengals this week as a better play?If you risk negative pts for high yardage and points allowed, I understand, but Arizona's pass first attack leaves the ball up for grabs a LOT, and also leaves Warner exposed to lots of sack/fumble plays. They're not a strong play overall, but they are one of the strongest plays of defenses left most on most WWs.the spanker said:Um, there is no way I take a chance on NE D against Kurt and company in my championship game dude.Sigmund Bloom said:New England might be on a lot of WW lists, and they get a very predictable Arizona team. Weather could be a factor, and we know Warner is prone to turnover-fests. You also get Hobbs explosive KO return ability as a bonus. I know the D has been ravaged by injuries, but this could be a great matchup as Belicheck should be able to take advantage of facing a one-dimensional offense.
St Louis is showing signs of life on offense, and the Niners did not get one takeaway yesterday vs a middling Miami offense.The Browns are a little more interesting, Fitzpatrick has been a turnover machine at times, but with no offense to speak of, I'm not sure they can force the Bengals into high risk situations by getting a lead, although weather could be a nice factor... stay tuned.Yes, my league counts points allowed. Also I believe ARI will try to run the ball more on NE to minimize Kurt turning the ball over. It should be a little easier to run on NE than MIN. Plus they got down so early in the game against MINN they had no choice but to throw 100 percent of the time.You don't like Sanfran vs. the Rams or Bowns vs. Bengals this week as a better play?If you risk negative pts for high yardage and points allowed, I understand, but Arizona's pass first attack leaves the ball up for grabs a LOT, and also leaves Warner exposed to lots of sack/fumble plays. They're not a strong play overall, but they are one of the strongest plays of defenses left most on most WWs.the spanker said:Um, there is no way I take a chance on NE D against Kurt and company in my championship game dude.Sigmund Bloom said:New England might be on a lot of WW lists, and they get a very predictable Arizona team. Weather could be a factor, and we know Warner is prone to turnover-fests. You also get Hobbs explosive KO return ability as a bonus. I know the D has been ravaged by injuries, but this could be a great matchup as Belicheck should be able to take advantage of facing a one-dimensional offense.
Cowboys are on my waiver wire and I will try to pick them up. I also have Miami but I really like the Cowboys next week against the Ravens.Last 3 games they have 8, 5 and 7 sacks. They are getting at least 2 turnovers every week. And they have been stingy with the points and yards allowed.My opponent has the Jets and I expect he aims to run them against me.iSnitch said:Jets or Cowboys, I haven't decided. They're the only two defenses on my team and the rosters are frozen.
The same NE defense that allowed 26 pts to OAK and had 1 sack and 1 TO?Sigmund Bloom said:New England might be on a lot of WW lists, and they get a very predictable Arizona team. Weather could be a factor, and we know Warner is prone to turnover-fests. You also get Hobbs explosive KO return ability as a bonus. I know the D has been ravaged by injuries, but this could be a great matchup as Belicheck should be able to take advantage of facing a one-dimensional offense.
In your typical 1 pt per sack, 2 pts per TO, 6 pts per TD league, the Pats were a top 10 D/ST this week. The Cards, their opponent next week, allowed their opponent (MIN) a top 5 week in most scoring systems. Not to mention that the Pats come home and the Cards go on the road, and weather could force them out of their normal pass happy game.I was just tossing out a D/ST that has a favorable matchup based on current momentum and home field advantage that should also be available on most WWs. I dont expect them to dominate a la Pittsburgh or Baltimore. The fact that two people have mocked what I think is not a very outlandish call makes me wonder if Im on to something.The same NE defense that allowed 26 pts to OAK and had 1 sack and 1 TO?Sigmund Bloom said:New England might be on a lot of WW lists, and they get a very predictable Arizona team. Weather could be a factor, and we know Warner is prone to turnover-fests. You also get Hobbs explosive KO return ability as a bonus. I know the D has been ravaged by injuries, but this could be a great matchup as Belicheck should be able to take advantage of facing a one-dimensional offense.
Ok Bloom want to put a subscription bet on NE St thins week.In your typical 1 pt per sack, 2 pts per TO, 6 pts per TD league, the Pats were a top 10 D/ST this week. The Cards, their opponent next week, allowed their opponent (MIN) a top 5 week in most scoring systems. Not to mention that the Pats come home and the Cards go on the road, and weather could force them out of their normal pass happy game.I was just tossing out a D/ST that has a favorable matchup based on current momentum and home field advantage that should also be available on most WWs. I dont expect them to dominate a la Pittsburgh or Baltimore. The fact that two people have mocked what I think is not a very outlandish call makes me wonder if Im on to something.The same NE defense that allowed 26 pts to OAK and had 1 sack and 1 TO?Sigmund Bloom said:New England might be on a lot of WW lists, and they get a very predictable Arizona team. Weather could be a factor, and we know Warner is prone to turnover-fests. You also get Hobbs explosive KO return ability as a bonus. I know the D has been ravaged by injuries, but this could be a great matchup as Belicheck should be able to take advantage of facing a one-dimensional offense.
Why would he want to do that, Bloom doesn't have to pay for his subscription?Ok Bloom want to put a subscription bet on NE St thins week.In your typical 1 pt per sack, 2 pts per TO, 6 pts per TD league, the Pats were a top 10 D/ST this week. The Cards, their opponent next week, allowed their opponent (MIN) a top 5 week in most scoring systems. Not to mention that the Pats come home and the Cards go on the road, and weather could force them out of their normal pass happy game.I was just tossing out a D/ST that has a favorable matchup based on current momentum and home field advantage that should also be available on most WWs. I dont expect them to dominate a la Pittsburgh or Baltimore. The fact that two people have mocked what I think is not a very outlandish call makes me wonder if Im on to something.The same NE defense that allowed 26 pts to OAK and had 1 sack and 1 TO?Sigmund Bloom said:New England might be on a lot of WW lists, and they get a very predictable Arizona team. Weather could be a factor, and we know Warner is prone to turnover-fests. You also get Hobbs explosive KO return ability as a bonus. I know the D has been ravaged by injuries, but this could be a great matchup as Belicheck should be able to take advantage of facing a one-dimensional offense.
I know win win for meWhy would he want to do that, Bloom doesn't have to pay for his subscription? :XOk Bloom want to put a subscription bet on NE St thins week.In your typical 1 pt per sack, 2 pts per TO, 6 pts per TD league, the Pats were a top 10 D/ST this week. The Cards, their opponent next week, allowed their opponent (MIN) a top 5 week in most scoring systems. Not to mention that the Pats come home and the Cards go on the road, and weather could force them out of their normal pass happy game.I was just tossing out a D/ST that has a favorable matchup based on current momentum and home field advantage that should also be available on most WWs. I dont expect them to dominate a la Pittsburgh or Baltimore. The fact that two people have mocked what I think is not a very outlandish call makes me wonder if Im on to something.The same NE defense that allowed 26 pts to OAK and had 1 sack and 1 TO?Sigmund Bloom said:New England might be on a lot of WW lists, and they get a very predictable Arizona team. Weather could be a factor, and we know Warner is prone to turnover-fests. You also get Hobbs explosive KO return ability as a bonus. I know the D has been ravaged by injuries, but this could be a great matchup as Belicheck should be able to take advantage of facing a one-dimensional offense.
In your typical 1 pt per sack, 2 pts per TO, 6 pts per TD league, the Pats were a top 10 D/ST this week. The Cards, their opponent next week, allowed their opponent (MIN) a top 5 week in most scoring systems. Not to mention that the Pats come home and the Cards go on the road, and weather could force them out of their normal pass happy game.I was just tossing out a D/ST that has a favorable matchup based on current momentum and home field advantage that should also be available on most WWs. I dont expect them to dominate a la Pittsburgh or Baltimore. The fact that two people have mocked what I think is not a very outlandish call makes me wonder if Im on to something.The same NE defense that allowed 26 pts to OAK and had 1 sack and 1 TO?Sigmund Bloom said:New England might be on a lot of WW lists, and they get a very predictable Arizona team. Weather could be a factor, and we know Warner is prone to turnover-fests. You also get Hobbs explosive KO return ability as a bonus. I know the D has been ravaged by injuries, but this could be a great matchup as Belicheck should be able to take advantage of facing a one-dimensional offense.
How did Oakland do against The Chargers? NE defense just really sucksHOU vOAK at home?...except OAK was able to score vs. NE (but gave up some S/T points)...I have NO and lots of stuff points to them having some probs with DET, even tho it's a dome game and the NO Off should be good to go.
Well, after a quick look at the opening line, my options are IND giving up 19 pts, CAR giving up 21 pts and losing, and Miami giving up 18 points. MIA has the lowest over/under of any teams available to me, so that's probably my pick. Simple system, I know, but sometimes actually works.Miami vs. KC for now, but possibly going to change depending on who's on the wire. For some reason, Carolina's available vs. the Giants, but I'd hate to have to rely on a team going against the Champs in my title game.
The only portion of this I would question is the "sack" part. The Pats just aren't that type of team.If you risk negative pts for high yardage and points allowed, I understand, but Arizona's pass first attack leaves the ball up for grabs a LOT, and also leaves Warner exposed to lots of sack/fumble plays. They're not a strong play overall, but they are one of the strongest plays of defenses left most on most WWs.the spanker said:Um, there is no way I take a chance on NE D against Kurt and company in my championship game dude.Sigmund Bloom said:New England might be on a lot of WW lists, and they get a very predictable Arizona team. Weather could be a factor, and we know Warner is prone to turnover-fests. You also get Hobbs explosive KO return ability as a bonus. I know the D has been ravaged by injuries, but this could be a great matchup as Belicheck should be able to take advantage of facing a one-dimensional offense.
It might pan out. I might survive if I jump off a bridge. Am I on to something? No.In your typical 1 pt per sack, 2 pts per TO, 6 pts per TD league, the Pats were a top 10 D/ST this week. The Cards, their opponent next week, allowed their opponent (MIN) a top 5 week in most scoring systems. Not to mention that the Pats come home and the Cards go on the road, and weather could force them out of their normal pass happy game.I was just tossing out a D/ST that has a favorable matchup based on current momentum and home field advantage that should also be available on most WWs. I dont expect them to dominate a la Pittsburgh or Baltimore. The fact that two people have mocked what I think is not a very outlandish call makes me wonder if Im on to something.The same NE defense that allowed 26 pts to OAK and had 1 sack and 1 TO?Sigmund Bloom said:New England might be on a lot of WW lists, and they get a very predictable Arizona team. Weather could be a factor, and we know Warner is prone to turnover-fests. You also get Hobbs explosive KO return ability as a bonus. I know the D has been ravaged by injuries, but this could be a great matchup as Belicheck should be able to take advantage of facing a one-dimensional offense.
OAK had 7pts and gave up 3 sacks, 3 INTs, and a fumble to SD.How did Oakland do against The Chargers? NE defense just really sucksHOU vOAK at home?...except OAK was able to score vs. NE (but gave up some S/T points)...I have NO and lots of stuff points to them having some probs with DET, even tho it's a dome game and the NO Off should be good to go.
I'm looking at PHI and HOU D too. WAS offense has been giving up some turnovers lately. Campbell USED to be a turnover free QB...... and OAK offense is, well, OAK offense.Deciding among Eagles @WAS, Houston @OAK, and Jets @SEA. Not too thrilled with Jets matchup, as Wallace hasn't been too bad. Leaning towards Eagles, but Houston is very interesting.
Does the loss of Pat Williams have you concerned about MIN D vs Turner?I've got Minn and NE in one league. I'm not sure which I will use.I've got INDY and Miami in my other. I'm probably going to use Miami.
Bingo.Had stashed them while I rode Baltimore to the Championship game.But this week...got to go with the D in Big D.after watching Dallas the last two weeks....Dallas
Actually have PHI D too, and INDY D that I swooped off waivers that got me into the playoffs and saved my team in the first round. Pays to play the match ups. That being said I picked the wrong match up last week (DET or CLE), went with IND over PHI D, but still made it.Been rolling with Philly all year.. got me 19 pts last night... I've learned with defenses and a good quote by somebody on here "Dance with whoever got you there"
I've got Miami and TN to choose from. I'm leaning Miami, but not so much because I think they'll dominate K.C., more because I don't think the TN D will do a lot verse Pitt with the Hayneswoth & Vanden Bosch out. What makes the TN D good is that they get pressure on the QB while only rushing four.......leaving 7 to cover the pass. But, I certinaly don't expect them to get much pressure on Big Ben if they only send the four D linemen that will be starting this week. If they start bringing more guys to put more pressure........it changes what has made them so strong (7 guys defending the pass). As for the Miami D, I can't fully agree with your assesment that the KC offense is "horrible". They seem to be ok with Thigpen in there. Miami is stronger verse the run than the pass so I expect K.C. to have some success putting the ball in the air and with talented guys like T.G. and Bowe on the receiving end..........I just don't see Miami shutting them down. Hope I'm wrong.MIA vs. KC Miami's defense has been pretty good in the last few weeks and they need to win.KC has a horrible offense and plays for the golden annanas.