Week 1 Friday Mailbag
One hell of a kickoff game has me pretty jacked up for Sunday, I don’t know about you all. Lots of busts from the Saints offense this week, everyone but Devery Henderson for you deep format players. Pierre Thomas was shut down in the first half but made up for it with one hell of a 2nd half to seal a close, physical and defensive week 1 victory. On to the questions I have answered on twitter and during Yahoo! Q&A’s. To get your questions answered ask me on Twitter (click the bird at the top of the screen) or you can tweet with the #StartSit hashtag, I am trying to get people to start using that! So help me out.
Question 1. Asked by Butcha
#2 wr this week?
Floyd vs kc
Knox or Aromashodu vs det
Answer
This is a really difficult call here, each guy comes in close to each other on my rankings. I would try and use both Floyd and Knox if you are able to start one in the flex position, but I do not have any RB info to confirm that. My rankings give the edge to Floyd but I am going to say to play Knox. He is the deep threat and the Bears are going to allow big plays against the Lions on Sunday. Aromashodu is a big goal line threat and ought to provide you some interesting options and depth at WR this season, but he won’t be your guy this week.
Question 2. Asked by @packers4
OK …Vince Young or Jason Campbell as starting QB in #fantasyfootball?
Answer
This is a tough decision, I don’t quite rank either as a starter this week. Campbell feels low in my ranks looking back on it at 22, but regardless Vince Young will be a better choice. The Titans will be able to control the ball and VY should be able to get you in the area of 15 points. Without the presence of a consistent receiving threat on Oakland it is not likely that Campbell can be as productive.
Question 3. Asked by @robertodileo
Someone help!! Who should I start at flex.. Bradshaw, TJ housh, dez bryant or maclin? #fantasyfootball #StartSit
Answer
Play Bradshaw here, the Panthers are not the strongest defense by any means and the running game can’t quite match-up to the firepower of the Giants offense. Jacobs has been reacting like a child regarding being passed up on the depth chart, but should still see some goal line work. Bradshaw is, in my opinion, a shoe-in for a thousand yard season, with 500 receiving likely as well.
































