Comments on: Bye, Bye Ronnie Brown: Foot injury takes RB to IR http://www.fantasyfootballfools.com/injury-update/bye-bye-ronnie-brown-foot-injury-takes-rb-to-ir/ We play with it until it sticks that way. Thu, 11 Mar 2010 03:55:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Jacob http://www.fantasyfootballfools.com/injury-update/bye-bye-ronnie-brown-foot-injury-takes-rb-to-ir/comment-page-1/#comment-1195 Jacob Sat, 21 Nov 2009 00:21:19 +0000 http://www.fantasyfootballfools.com/?p=2943#comment-1195 Good catch, poogums. Neglecting Forsett here was just an oversight, but I do not like him as much as I like Charles and Wells moving forward. Forsett only has the Rams in Week 12 and the Bucs in Week 15. Charles faces San Diego in Week 12, Buffalo in Week 14, and the Browns in Week 15, and Beanie, as we know, has the 49ers, Lions, and Rams in the playoffs. Until this week, Wells was still a free agent in almost 40 percent of leagues.<br><br>Bernard Scott has three beautiful matchups over the next three weeks, and having a significant role in the rushing attack for even two of those makes him worth picking up. I like him as an emergency grab for Brown owners who missed the waiver wire this week.<br><br>Forsett, while more productive than Julius Jones, is still a Seattle running back. Jones has been one of the most untrustworthy fantasy backs around, and I don't know that the track record improves just because Forsett starts. The Seahawks could try to throw the ball 40+ times each week, and he will eventually be forced to split carries with Jones again down the line. Good catch, poogums. Neglecting Forsett here was just an oversight, but I do not like him as much as I like Charles and Wells moving forward. Forsett only has the Rams in Week 12 and the Bucs in Week 15. Charles faces San Diego in Week 12, Buffalo in Week 14, and the Browns in Week 15, and Beanie, as we know, has the 49ers, Lions, and Rams in the playoffs. Until this week, Wells was still a free agent in almost 40 percent of leagues.

Bernard Scott has three beautiful matchups over the next three weeks, and having a significant role in the rushing attack for even two of those makes him worth picking up. I like him as an emergency grab for Brown owners who missed the waiver wire this week.

Forsett, while more productive than Julius Jones, is still a Seattle running back. Jones has been one of the most untrustworthy fantasy backs around, and I don't know that the track record improves just because Forsett starts. The Seahawks could try to throw the ball 40+ times each week, and he will eventually be forced to split carries with Jones again down the line.

]]> By: Jacob http://www.fantasyfootballfools.com/injury-update/bye-bye-ronnie-brown-foot-injury-takes-rb-to-ir/comment-page-1/#comment-1060 Jacob Fri, 20 Nov 2009 18:21:19 +0000 http://www.fantasyfootballfools.com/?p=2943#comment-1060 Good catch, poogums. Neglecting Forsett here was just an oversight, but I do not like him as much as I like Charles and Wells moving forward. Forsett only has the Rams in Week 12 and the Bucs in Week 15. Charles faces San Diego in Week 12, Buffalo in Week 14, and the Browns in Week 15, and Beanie, as we know, has the 49ers, Lions, and Rams in the playoffs. Until this week, Wells was still a free agent in almost 40 percent of leagues.<br><br>Bernard Scott has three beautiful matchups over the next three weeks, and having a significant role in the rushing attack for even two of those makes him worth picking up. I like him as an emergency grab for Brown owners who missed the waiver wire this week.<br><br>Forsett, while more productive than Julius Jones, is still a Seattle running back. Jones has been one of the most untrustworthy fantasy backs around, and I don't know that the track record improves just because Forsett starts. The Seahawks could try to throw the ball 40+ times each week, and he will eventually be forced to split carries with Jones again down the line. Good catch, poogums. Neglecting Forsett here was just an oversight, but I do not like him as much as I like Charles and Wells moving forward. Forsett only has the Rams in Week 12 and the Bucs in Week 15. Charles faces San Diego in Week 12, Buffalo in Week 14, and the Browns in Week 15, and Beanie, as we know, has the 49ers, Lions, and Rams in the playoffs. Until this week, Wells was still a free agent in almost 40 percent of leagues.

Bernard Scott has three beautiful matchups over the next three weeks, and having a significant role in the rushing attack for even two of those makes him worth picking up. I like him as an emergency grab for Brown owners who missed the waiver wire this week.

Forsett, while more productive than Julius Jones, is still a Seattle running back. Jones has been one of the most untrustworthy fantasy backs around, and I don't know that the track record improves just because Forsett starts. The Seahawks could try to throw the ball 40+ times each week, and he will eventually be forced to split carries with Jones again down the line.

]]> By: poogums http://www.fantasyfootballfools.com/injury-update/bye-bye-ronnie-brown-foot-injury-takes-rb-to-ir/comment-page-1/#comment-1055 poogums Thu, 19 Nov 2009 00:54:51 +0000 http://www.fantasyfootballfools.com/?p=2943#comment-1055 No love for Forsett? Even if Benson misses a game or two, I think Forsett is better than Betts, Charles, Scott, and LJ. I don't think he's better than Wells, but it's close, and Wells is probably long gone in any league with10 or more teams anyways. No love for Forsett? Even if Benson misses a game or two, I think Forsett is better than Betts, Charles, Scott, and LJ. I don't think he's better than Wells, but it's close, and Wells is probably long gone in any league with10 or more teams anyways.

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