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Re: Is David boston A fantacy starter now?
« Reply #1 on: Sep 30th, 2003, 9:50am » |
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I don't think Boston will do much even when he gets back. He has the ability, and the Chargers desperately need a go-to receiver, but I would be very wary of his durability and ability to stay in the good graces of Schottenheimer. Despite that, I'd hang onto him for now until we see if Jimmy Smith is a fantasy starter. You could try to trade him (there are still Boston lovers out there) although I imagine his trade value is very low right now. I'd give Boston a start this coming week. He is rested, his last game was a decent one yardage-wise, and he may be eager to show the Chargers that his signing wasn't a mistake. But if he can't get it done against the Jaguars, then he's in trouble.
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Re: Is David boston A fantacy starter now?
« Reply #5 on: Sep 30th, 2003, 3:51pm » |
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on Sep 30th, 2003, 11:20am, DirkDiggler wrote:I would not trade Boston. I think you will regret it. His value can not go any lower at this point in time, so why trade him? If you gave him away now, you would get nothing of significance back. However, his value can only go up. And if he starts to perform, why get rid of him? As a matter of fact, I recommend people try to get Boston on there rosters now. He comes cheap. |
| You might be able to get him for a Kevin Johnson or some such player. I would try and acquire him as well. People are only valuing him as a fringe starter, and he's got so much more potential than that. I'd gladly give up a player that isn't too valuable to take a shot on Boston.
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