3 People You Need To Pick Up Now: Fantasy Football
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1. Marion Barber vs. DEN - Barber had 14 carries for 44 yards Sunday against the Chiefs. The big news of the week was Matt Forte's knee injury. Barber figures to be the Bears' starting running back for the foreseeable future. With Caleb Hanie under center though, the offense as a whole offers very little upside for the rest of the season. Should see a ton of carries against the Broncos defense. Projection= 1 touchdown and 70 rushing yards and 30 receiving yards.
2. Steve Johnson@ SD- Johnson has been fined $10,000 by the NFL for what was determined to be an over-the-top touchdown celebration in Sunday's loss to the Jets, ESPN reports. Johnson has seen a couple of valuable pass attempts to him and expect that to carry over to this week. Projection= 1 touchdown and 55 receiving yards.
Consider The Following1. Nate Washington vs. NO- Replacing Kenny Britt early on in the season now the number 1 WR in Tennessee. Washington (ankle) did not practice Friday and is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Saints, the Tennessean reports. Washington, who called his injury a high ankle sprain, did some running Friday. That said, given that his ankle was heavily taped on top of the "high ankle sprain" red flag. If he able to play this week should be a great start. Projection: 1 touchdown and 60 receiving yards.
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Here are some more potential pickups:
Damian Williams:
Nate Washington is just mediocre and Williams has really taken a hold on the WR1 position ever since Britt’s been out. He’s a nice add, based on his combination of potential/production, for the playoffs.
Michael Crabtree:
It may be too late to add him, but Crabtree’s starting to show why he was regarded so highly in the 2009 draft. He’s been a good play the last couple of weeks. Crabtree should be owned in all leagues.
Golden Tate:
I’m not saying he’s a stud all of a sudden, but he might be the best Seattle WR with Rice out for the season. Deep leaguers should check Tate out if they need help at WR.
Austin Collie:
Hmmm… I know this sounds strange. Collie is actually worth a look, though. He has 14 receptions over the last three games, and with Orlovsky bringing the Colts some life, I think Collie will put some of his skills on display down the stretch. By no means am I recommending Collie as a play this week, but he’s worth an add if possible.
by Braden Beaudreau on Dec 9, 2011 7:08 PM EST reply actions
these are seriously laughable... Stevie* johnson isn't even available in 8 team leagues
Teach me how to Deji
by Pocket Hercules on Dec 10, 2011 12:46 AM EST reply actions
steve johnson isn't available in 12 team leagues either...
you seriously need to stop giving fantasy advice.
My $.02
Saine – this year’s James Starks
Walter – AJs probably out for the rest of the regular season after re-aggravating his hammy, He’s only playing if they have to have him.
Riley Cooper – Even with Vick & Maclin possibly back, he’s proven he should be on the field – DJack doesn’t like this.
Saine – the guy produces (7 yds/tch), but with Grant ’11 acting like Grant ’09, why not keep feeding the hot-hand. 1-7-0, 2-14-0 – 4.1 FP – Bust
Walter – Blind Hogs and acorns, guys. It was a below average day until he hauled in the game winning TD. 6-76-1, 19.6 FP – You’re Welcome
Cooper – I guess Vick didn’t care and Desean wasn’t really quitting. 1-29-0, 3.9 FP – Bust

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