The Poojer Posted October 13, 2004 Posted October 13, 2004 to start my qb against my opponent who starts my qb's #1 target? Quote
PastaJoe Posted October 13, 2004 Posted October 13, 2004 You can't worry about who you're opponent is playing, you have to play whoever on your team is going to get the most points that week. Not playing your best QB isn't going to stop your opponent's WR from scoring. A perfect example was last week, benching Culpepper because your opponent had Moss would have cost alot of fantasy points from passes that didn't go to Moss. Quote
The Poojer Posted October 13, 2004 Author Posted October 13, 2004 yeah ok, that helps, thanks You can't worry about who you're opponent is playing, you have to play whoever on your team is going to get the most points that week. Not playing your best QB isn't going to stop your opponent's WR from scoring. A perfect example was last week, benching Culpepper because your opponent had Moss would have cost alot of fantasy points from passes that didn't go to Moss. 68488[/snapback] Quote
Buftex Posted October 14, 2004 Posted October 14, 2004 yeah ok, that helps, thanks 68964[/snapback] In some ways, it is a smart move. It negates the points of your oppenent, or at least some of them, if his player has a big game..... Quote
eball Posted October 15, 2004 Posted October 15, 2004 In some ways, it is a smart move. It negates the points of your oppenent, or at least some of them, if his player has a big game..... 69042[/snapback] i disagree. you've got to field a lineup that you expect to score the most points, period. how can it possibly help you if you sit a player and his replacement scores fewer points? that's just illogical. sorry, buftex. Quote
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