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Re: Firm Ass (aka Tight End) Dilemma
« Reply #1 on: Dec 12th, 2002, 1:14pm » |
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I want to be careful here for you, and all, but this guy falls into my "seeing is believing" category. Here in KC, we've gotten at least parts of the last two Raider games. The kid is good. Don't know much about him, background wise, but I picked him up, after his "down" jets game, and went ahed and used him last week. Sweet surprise. But my decision involved Ernie Conwell. Easier call in my book. Brady has scored td's in3 of the last 4 and goes against Cinci who has given up td's in 3 of the last 4. Miami does not give up td's to the te {tony g excepted} but regulary has the te involved against them, just apparently not in the endzone.
finally: here's some target numbers
Kyle Brady JAC 55 5 3 3 5 6 5 1
Doug Jolley OAK 32 7 6 6 5 3 3 0
that first number is total targets, followed by total redzone targets, followed by latest week's receptions, then the last 4 weeks of targets{descending}, and finally last weeks red zone targets.
Bottom line Jolley is "for real"  , but if it looks like Brady will go, go Brady. 
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Seems like the ex-spurts have been the kiss of death for a lot of sleepers at least this year. Having said that, I would start Jolly due to up side compared with Brady. 
I swear every year that I will get in only leagues that do not require a TE starter, but always seem to keep doing it (somewhere, deep inside, I must enjoy this pain). 
I would go with Jolley this week and hope his recent success continues.
Jolley is healthy and coming off a huge game.
Go with the hot, healthy player. As for sitting McNair, don't sweat it.
Detroit will have big problems moving the ball and Johnson will have plenty of chances.
Good luck.