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Lacy "unlikley" to play Thursday Royal looking very iffy to play Thursday Vincent Jackson placed on IR Sam Shields placed on IR

My undefeated team is facing another undefeated team this week. With Jordan Reed out, Charles Clay is the next man up :eek: Need to choose between Meredith and Hurns for my flex. Leaning towards Meredith, but chasing points is a desperate move. :confused:

Jordan Reed did not practice Wednesday, and is being evaluated for a concussion. Owners beware. He's had 5 of them from 2011-2015. Might be a good time to get VD. Vernon Davis

Lol, meant Thursday night instead of tonight. It's been a long week for me. Thanks for the response Tekkie, but the question remains unanswered (unless I missed it). Who of the 4 listed would you bench? CJ has not topped 70 yards from scrimmage his last 3 games. That is what worries me.

PPR league Can start 3 RB's (2 plus flex) CJ @ SD could be a get well game for him, Booker starting to get more playing time Miller vs Ind ditto Riddick vs LA played thru ankle issue last game, signing of Forsett could mean concern of this C Mike vs Atl owns Seattle...

Nice hunch!

LaFell?

Coates maybe?

Adam Thielen says hi.

That's how I roll.

That's cool. I've always been non-committal about RB handcuffs. Sometimes I think it's a good idea when you have the roster space, and sometimes I go with higher upside and/or depth to cover bye weeks. I kind of like the security of this handcuff because of Bookers talent, uptick in usage...

Yes on redraft. Not sure if your advice would be to do it or not. If I do it, I think I would drop Dixon because my other RBs have solid shares of snap counts and all have different bye weeks.

As a CJ Anderson owner I can pick up Booker as a free agent without losing my waiver priority. With bye weeks not a problem for my team, who thinks I should do this? If yes, who should I drop? PPR My roster at RB and WR is: CJ L Miller C Mike Riddick Dixon AJ Green M Jones Cobb Beasley C...

I thought Riddick had a nice match up as well, no need to be sorry.