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Will be starting 4 of these 6 guys in my PPR/Return Yards League.
1 point per reception
1 point per 10 yards receiving
1 point per 20 kickoff or punt return yards

Brandon Marshall: 86 catches last year; probably an every week PPR must start

Percy Harvin: he badly wants to return kicks but not sure Vikings let him

Stevie Johnson: really undervalued; caught 82 balls last year

Davone Bess: PPR slot machine; will return punts & maybe kickoffs

Santana Moss: not sure he can match his 90+ catches last year but Grossman likes him

Earl Bennett: think he'll lead the team in receptions but probably last on this list

Need 4 of those 6:
Leaning to Marshall, Harvin, Johnson, & Bess (2 Dolphins)

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Broncos said today they're going to use a committee with Moreno & McGahee and go to a hot hand if there is one. Had Moreno in a flex spot. Could easily sit him and start 5 of those WRs instead of 4.

 
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I have Moreno in couple leagues, hated to see that news, although I didn't have him starting, still bad news.
I would stay with Moreno anyways as flex

as for WR...  tough choice.

I would stay with the original 4 you have.  I know it sucks have 2 guys on same team but Marshal is a must start and Bess will have 4+ catches and return yards. Not a fan of Moss this yr or Bennett
 
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But one thing about Moss is he is going against a very injured Giants team, their secondary is depleted
 
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Bennet and Bess... Why would you consider either one?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Waxi:

Bennet and Bess... Why would you consider either one?

Ever play in a PPR before? Bess is a solid PPR WR because he racks up so many receptions.
And I also say that you get points for return yards, and that Bess is at least the punt returner, maybe the kick returner.
He was the 25th best WR last year in this format and that was not returning kickoffs. If he does end up returning kicks this year then he's probably top 20. By comparison, Rams slot WR and return man Danny Amendola was the 12th best WR in this format last year.

It's called adjusting to your scoring format. You should check it out.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by blstuart:

Ever play in a PPR before? Bess is a solid PPR WR because he racks up so many receptions.
And I also say that you get points for return yards, and that Bess is at least the punt returner, maybe the kick returner.
He was the 25th best WR last year in this format and that was not returning kickoffs. If he does end up returning kicks this year then he's probably top 20. By comparison, Rams slot WR and return man Danny Amendola was the 12th best WR in this format last year.

It's called adjusting to your scoring format. You should check it out.

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I think I would start Moss over Bess
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