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(Message started by: YT64 on Nov 22nd, 2002, 1:15pm)
Title: RB HELP
Post by YT64 on Nov 22nd, 2002, 1:15pm
WICH ONE

F. TAYLOR
J. LEWIS
D. STALEY
A. SMITH

1 POINT PER RUSH
1 POINT PER YARD RUSH AND CATCH
5 POINTS PER RECEPTION
10 PER TD
Title: Re: RB HELP
Post by BarnabyWilde on Nov 22nd, 2002, 1:38pm
I'd probably give the start to Jamal Lewis. He'll get more carries than the others, and I am not sure how McNabb's injury will effect Duce. Taylor is splitting carries with Mack, and I think the Pats will throw all day vs. the Vikes. So I'd choose Jamal.
Title: Re: RB HELP
Post by FourTwoOh on Nov 22nd, 2002, 3:00pm
I agree with the Wilde thing  smiley=headbanger.gif]

Duce has the match up and would be my very close second choice.
Title: Re: RB HELP
Post by ColaSteeler on Nov 22nd, 2002, 4:12pm
IMO, Koy will pass quite a bit to Staley, since that will be a high percentage completion for him.  Reid wis unlikely to let Detmer attempt a long completion, so I expect quite a big dose of Staley, both running and receiving.  I also see NE using the run against the Vikes, in order to get their offense back on track.  Bellichec wants to run the ball, and this is a good opportunity to do it, esp. if the Pats go up big.  Tenn's run D has been ok lately, and so I would be wary of J. Lewis.  Taylor has become a big ? lately, and against Dallas' good run-D, who knows what he will do.
Title: Re: RB HELP
Post by Philly on Nov 22nd, 2002, 4:14pm
I'd take a chance on Staley.  The Eagles will have to run the ball some more, and, as was already mentioned, Duce will be a good receiving option (especially at 5 points a catch).

Lewis wouldn't be a bad choice either.

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Title: Re: RB HELP
Post by Walker_Boh on Nov 22nd, 2002, 7:58pm

on 11/22/02 at 16:14:32, Philly wrote:
I'd take a chance on Staley.  The Eagles will have to run the ball some more, and, as was already mentioned, Duce will be a good receiving option (especially at 5 points a catch).

Lewis wouldn't be a bad choice either.

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Title: Re: RB HELP
Post by StegRock on Nov 23rd, 2002, 2:19am

on 11/22/02 at 16:12:16, ColaSteeler wrote:
IMO, Koy will pass quite a bit to Staley, since that will be a high percentage completion for him.  Reid wis unlikely to let Detmer attempt a long completion, so I expect quite a big dose of Staley, both running and receiving.  I also see NE using the run against the Vikes, in order to get their offense back on track.  Bellichec wants to run the ball, and this is a good opportunity to do it, esp. if the Pats go up big.  Tenn's run D has been ok lately, and so I would be wary of J. Lewis.  Taylor has become a big ? lately, and against Dallas' good run-D, who knows what he will do.


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Title: Re: RB HELP
Post by ugley on Nov 23rd, 2002, 8:24pm

on 11/22/02 at 13:38:30, BarnabyWilde wrote:
I'd probably give the start to Jamal Lewis. He'll get more carries than the others, and I am not sure how McNabb's injury will effect Duce. Taylor is splitting carries with Mack, and I think the Pats will throw all day vs. the Vikes. So I'd choose Jamal.

Might ad that Philly may give a lot of carries to Levens.  Last I looked he averaged 6.1 per carry, but that was some time ago. [smiley=fireman.gif]
Title: Re: RB HELP
Post by FourTwoOh on Nov 23rd, 2002, 9:10pm
I snagged him earlier this week just in case that very scenario comes true. It's gonna be interesting at least  to see how Philly's team responds. I remain cautiosly optimistic.

edit to claify: I still wouldn't start him over any of the options that he he already has on his roster.


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