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I'm currently in a standard 12 man league which allows for a flex starter. My running backs are Michael Turner, Jamaal Charles, Jahvid Best, and Arian Foster. While my current starting receivers are Marques Colston, Dwayne Bowe, and Mike Wallace, with Lee Evans and Jericho Cotchery on the bench. I was just wondering if my group of starting receivers are strong enough or should I try and package one of them with my running backs to land an elite wide receiver?

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i could be wrong, but in my opinion evans and cotchery are worthless. they have the worst qb's in the league throwing to them theys get you on good games like 60 yards

 
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Yeah those guys I don't really care about I can try and find some one on the waive but I'm talking about my starting three should I try and get a bigger name or will those 3 pretty much produce on a high enough level.
 
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your starting 3 i like, your team looks good. i would drop cotchery and try to pick someone up. whose your qb?

 
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I got Flacco as my starting QB and Chad Henne as my back up nothing too special but I think Joe has his best season yet.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by jdomp:

I'm currently in a standard 12 man league which allows for a flex starter. My running backs are Michael Turner, Jamaal Charles, Jahvid Best, and Arian Foster. While my current starting receivers are Marques Colston, Dwayne Bowe, and Mike Wallace, with Lee Evans and Jericho Cotchery on the bench. I was just wondering if my group of starting receivers are strong enough or should I try and package one of them with my running backs to land an elite wide receiver?

J.P. from Canada


I would drop Evans and Cotchery and add handcuffs, or dark horses (Lance Moore?). Or wait for one of your rookie backs to have a good week early and trade high (throw in evans in the trade).

Ur WR situation pretty decent. Colston is a stud, Bowe is #1 option on an ok KC team and Wallace will be better once Big Ben is back.

Good luck and hang tight for now.
 
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I think you need a standout WR
Colston is feast or famine, with the way they spread the ball around in N.O I would never be comfortable going to war with him
I like Bowe but Cassell dont have the arm to get him the ball but I feel they should trail quite a bit and he will rack up yards in garbage time
Wallace is solid and I think will make a name for himself
but in the end I think you have solid number 2 guys across the board at the wr position
 
 
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You have any potential players i should try to target/package?
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