Should i start spiller or mcgahee

Your second starter should be Grant. I don't like his matchup very much, but the Packers runner wins out based on value alone over Stewart and McGahee. Karstens, Canada. However, he's not someone you should even consider benching in most weeks. White is clearly one of fantasy's best receivers and should remain active regardless of the opponent. I also like Crabtree, who has a favorable matchup on the road against the Seahawks. Their defense allowed the fourth-most fantasy points to wide receivers last season.

The third player to start is Floyd, who has a pile of sleeper potential while Vincent Jackson is off the field. He also has a great matchup against the Chiefs , who also struggled to stop wideouts last season. I'm thinking about putting together a trade proposal to get Ryan Mathews. Since the team that has Mathews lost Sidney Rice as his No. What do you think? Harry, Dallas, Texas. Your first offer should always be the least attractive - basically just a starting point - at which time the other owner can counter your proposition.

You're pretty stacked at running back, so if Brown isn't enough to get the deal done you could really offer up any one of Moreno, Best or Spiller along with Knox. To me, you'd be getting the best rookie runner in return. Would I be wise to drop one of those players to add Revis?

Dunlap, Covington, Ky. Opposing offense tend to avoid throwing the football to his side of the field, which means fewer chances to produce passes defensed and tackles. I do think the addition of CB Antonio Cromartie could mean more chance for Revis to produce, he still won't be able to put up the same sort of numbers as your current defensive backs. Herman, Chicago, Ill. While the matchups are important, it's also hard to bench your start players. That leaves Mathews and Mendenhall, and the former faces a much more favorable opponent.

The rookie superstar faces the Chiefs , who allowed the second-most fantasy point to running backs in At wide receiver, I would start both Smith and Ochocinco ahead of Welker. While he has made a miraculous recovery from ACL surgery, I'd rather sit back and examine how he performs in his first regular-season game if I have viable alternatives.

Clearly, that's something that you do have. Michael Fabiano is an award-winning fantasy football analyst on NFL. Have a burning question for Michael on anything fantasy football related? Leave it in our comments section or send it to AskFabiano nfl. Brown is boom or bust because he may not get many carries. Willis has a solid matchup. Stick with Tate and Bennett. Spiller is banged up and it is best to leave him benched to see how the carries are given in that backfield.

McGahee is your safest option. I would try to look into more info on Spiller, because honestly I can't see F-Jax being involved in the offense, edit as I write this I just read a report by Shefter that F-Jax will see the bulk of work vs. New England. I think Bennett is a good option besides being safe.

With Nicks out, Manning will throw his way a ton near the goal line as usual. Thanks for the replies everybody. I just read where FJax should get majority of the load for Buffalo. Nicks being out can only be good for Bennett. Start Mcgahee Over Andre Brown? Can't post here? Read this! His yards to-date, ranks him as the No. He also has receiving yards. In other running back news, Buffalo Bills C. What does this mean for fellow back Fred Jackson? It takes two.