Sitting at 4-4 in this league after losing 2 in a row. The team I'm playing this week is one of the worst, but of course anything can happen.
Indy is 7th against the pass allowing 180 a game through the air. Schaub had an off game last week against the Bills, but I would be surprised at 2 bad performances in a row. I think he's become matchup proof.
On the other side of this, we have Matt Hasselbeck. He's had some injury issues (last time I started him he got hurt against SF), but the Lions and their 27th ranked secondary giving up 251 yards a game are coming to town.
So who should it be: Schaub @ Indy or Hasselbeck v. Detroit?
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Sitting at 4-4 in this league after losing 2 in a row. The team I'm playing this week is one of the worst, but of course anything can happen.
Indy is 7th against the pass allowing 180 a game through the air. Schaub had an off game last week against the Bills, but I would be surprised at 2 bad performances in a row. I think he's become matchup proof.
On the other side of this, we have Matt Hasselbeck. He's had some injury issues (last time I started him he got hurt against SF), but the Lions and their 27th ranked secondary giving up 251 yards a game are coming to town.
So who should it be: Schaub @ Indy or Hasselbeck v. Detroit?
Tough to trust Hasselbeck even vs Det. You have to trust your studs and Schaub is one right now. No Daniels hurts...really is a tough call. I think both end up with the same pts.
Romo/Palmer
Gales - I wouldn't trust Moats yet...they played Buf who can't stop anyone on the ground.
Tough to trust Hasselbeck even vs Det. You have to trust your studs and Schaub is one right now. No Daniels hurts...really is a tough call. I think both end up with the same pts.
Romo/Palmer
Gales - I wouldn't trust Moats yet...they played Buf who can't stop anyone on the ground.