Mark Clayton would be far and away the last one on my list. One week doesn't yet change my mind on him sucking. He hadn't done a damn thing the last couple years before that playing the Chiefs at home, so wait on him. And he's only about 5'10", so will likely never be much of a TD guy
Michael Clayton is probably your best bet. Antonio Bryant is out, and even with him in the lineup last week, Clayton had something like 7 grabs for 90some yards. Leftwich had targeted him all preseason, and it looks like it will carry over to games that count. I think part of the reason he's done nothing the last couple years is because Gruden used him primarily as a blocker.
Britt showed something his first game, so could be worth a pickup, but remember that Washington was still hurt that game. Plus, the Titans might not have to throw as much as they did week 1 for a while. Nobody runs on Pitt, so they were forced into a passing situation.
So I'd pick 'em up in this order:
1) Michael Clayton
2) Kenny Britt
3) Mark Clayton
Mark Clayton would be far and away the last one on my list. One week doesn't yet change my mind on him sucking. He hadn't done a damn thing the last couple years before that playing the Chiefs at home, so wait on him. And he's only about 5'10", so will likely never be much of a TD guy
Michael Clayton is probably your best bet. Antonio Bryant is out, and even with him in the lineup last week, Clayton had something like 7 grabs for 90some yards. Leftwich had targeted him all preseason, and it looks like it will carry over to games that count. I think part of the reason he's done nothing the last couple years is because Gruden used him primarily as a blocker.
Britt showed something his first game, so could be worth a pickup, but remember that Washington was still hurt that game. Plus, the Titans might not have to throw as much as they did week 1 for a while. Nobody runs on Pitt, so they were forced into a passing situation.
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