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I'd go with Green! McNair is facing a tough D, and his best receiver is out (Mason).
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Re: QB Controversy
« Reply #6 on: Oct 4th, 2002, 9:48am » |
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Charlie Weis has already stated that he intends to get Antowain Smith more involved in the game plan. I think he will be a great #2 RB to Priest Holmes on my team. I have Clinton Portis as a backup to the two of them now. My top 2 receivers at the beginning of the year were Randy Moss and Johnnie Morton. I've since dropped Morton and picked up Driver, but could use a 3rd quality receiver. I also have Ismail and Pathon, but one of those will be traded for 3rd string RB. I realize that Brad Johnson is not a fantasy monster, but he doesn't make many mistakes. He also seems to be developing a bit more of a rapport with his receivers lately. Trent Green is a roller coaster ride. He throws 5 TDs against Miami while on my bench (who would have started him against what looked like a smart, tough defense???). As soon as I start him, he'll revert back to throwing 3 INTs a game. I think this trade will pay off for me in the long run. I traded Green to the last place team in my league who just lost Kurt Warner and was looking for QB help. I've already beaten him once, so maybe Green will help him upset some other teams in my league. We'll see. But thanks for your opinion DOLFAN. I do appreciate the insight.
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Re: QB Controversy
« Reply #7 on: Oct 4th, 2002, 10:01am » |
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I cannot tell a lie, Philly. I also think that Green's performance last week could be indicative of things to come... probably not that great, granted, but I think he will continue to progress along with that whole offense, including the Priest. As for the trade, though, I do not think it is as bad as DOLFAN. Antowain Smith is a valuable commodity at the ever-important position of running back. Mr. Ed is a nice complement to even up the deal. Your picking up B. J. to back up McNair is a savvy move. As the season progresses, I actually think B. J. will heat up along with the whole Buccaneer team, which is already off to a nice 3-1 start. I do think, like DOLFAN, that Green could bite you in the ass down the line, but overall the trade is decent, especially if you were in need of a RB. 8)
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