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Re: Gotta ask, Bulger or Pennington???
« Reply #1 on: Nov 21st, 2003, 6:39pm » |
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I would go with whoever against Arizona. So, my answer is Bulger. He is due for a BIGGIE. That having been said, Pennington is a decent play this week, too. You have two good options there, but I would choose Bulger by a nose.
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Re: Gotta ask, Bulger or Pennington???
« Reply #5 on: Nov 23rd, 2003, 8:06pm » |
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on Nov 23rd, 2003, 7:39pm, Callie wrote:In case anyone wonders, I took a chance on Pennington in a possible shoot out. I thought they might be equal, but I was afraid Bulger would get ahead and go to ground control.
Meanwhile, M. Hasselbeck sat on my bench in ALL of my leagues through ALL FIVE TDs!
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OUCH!!! 5 TD's on the bench. I would say you came in a little less than the middle. Percentage wise you probably came in the bottom third.
But don't sweat it, in one league I made the smart decision to pick up Holcomb and start him. 
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Re: Gotta ask, Bulger or Pennington???
« Reply #6 on: Nov 23rd, 2003, 8:25pm » |
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I started James Jackson (wanted to sit Rudi-would have started him if I didn't think this was a better option) in a couple of leagues. Just wasn't their day.
But I'm still glad I own Jackson here and there.
This is what the Guru report said going into that game:
"Kelly Holcomb (QB, Cle); We all know about Holcomb's huge game against the Steelers last year in the playoffs (429 yards and 3 TDs) and we all know Holcomb went off last week, which all looks good. But let's not forget that Tim Couch played a near perfect game against this defense earlier in the season. These are strong trends. Holcomb's now healthy and his line is healthy, which is huge for him. He should be able to spread the Steelers out and attack their vulnerable secondary. There is no way their corners can contain the explosive Brown WRs, so look for all trends listed above to continue this week against a Steeler secondary that is giving up a whopping 274 yards and 1.6 TDs to opposing QBs the last six weeks."
It made sense to a lot of people. Just like Chad made sense to me.... 
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