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Week 7
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By Richard Harris |
| October 21, 2007 |
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You don’t need me to tell you to
start LT and LJ (and PM). And it’s safe to say that you know that TE
Reggie Kelly is in for another quiet week. I am here to talk about the
not-so-obvious players in terms of whether you should “Start’em or
Sit’em.”
QUARTERBACKS
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Carson Palmer (Cincinnati)
– Palmer has been struggling, throwing two picks in four straight
games. His protection has been shoddy, and WR Chris Henry’s absence
has limited the quarterback’s options. This week, RB Rudi Johnson
(hamstring) is doubtful, meaning that the pressure will be on Palmer
to carry the load again. The good news is that he’ll be facing a Jets
defense that ranks 27th against the pass. New York is allowing more
than 243 passing yards per game, while averaging less than two
combined INTs (.7) and sacks (1.0) per game. |
SLEEPER
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Jeff Garcia (Tampa Bay) |
BENCH
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Jay Cutler (Denver)
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RUNNING BACKS
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Shaun Alexander (Seattle) |
SLEEPER
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Laurence Maroney (New England) |
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LenDale White (Tennessee) |
BENCH
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Travis Henry (Denver) |
WIDE RECEIVERS AND TIGHT ENDS
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Jerricho Cotchery (NY Jets) |
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Joey Galloway (Tampa Bay) |
SLEEPER
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Patrick Crayton (Dallas)
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Derrick Mason (Baltimore)
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BENCH
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Hines Ward (Pittsburgh) |
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Santana Moss (Washington)
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KICKERS AND DEFENSES
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Washington Defense
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SLEEPER
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New Orleans Defense |
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Lawrence Tynes (NY Giants) |
BENCH
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Denver Defense
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