Comments on: On the Wire: Waiver Wire Saviors from Week 1 http://www.fantasyfootballfools.com/on-the-wire/on-the-wire-waiver-wire-saviors-from-week-1/ 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: Foolish Thoughts on Week 4: Postgame reactions to the week that fantasy forgot | Fantasy Football Fools http://www.fantasyfootballfools.com/on-the-wire/on-the-wire-waiver-wire-saviors-from-week-1/comment-page-1/#comment-477 Foolish Thoughts on Week 4: Postgame reactions to the week that fantasy forgot | Fantasy Football Fools Wed, 01 Oct 2008 16:45:06 +0000 http://www.fantasyfootballfools.com/?p=505#comment-477 [...] I’d make sure he’s on a roster this week if you’ve been ignoring my constant recommendation that you pick him [...] [...] I’d make sure he’s on a roster this week if you’ve been ignoring my constant recommendation that you pick him [...]

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]]> By: Jacob http://www.fantasyfootballfools.com/on-the-wire/on-the-wire-waiver-wire-saviors-from-week-1/comment-page-1/#comment-417 Jacob Wed, 10 Sep 2008 17:09:15 +0000 http://www.fantasyfootballfools.com/?p=505#comment-417 @Jason Wood: Thanks, Jason. I'm a big follower of Footballguys.com and just started following your blog this season. Definitely agree that Deion Branch is a must grab. With no Bobby Engram or Nate Burleson to compete for targets, Branch could see a lot coming his way. The Colston injury hit me by surprise this week. Now I'm torn in two leagues between picking up Patten or Henderson. Henderson is definitely the big play guy (who apparently can catch this year, for once) while Patten should be the reliable veteran. For PPR, Patten is the guy to take, but for standard scoring, I like the upside of Devery Henderson if he can keep it up. If you are desperate for production, you might stay safe with Patten though. Might we see Meachem hit the field a bit more now that Colston is down? @Jason Wood:

Thanks, Jason. I’m a big follower of Footballguys.com and just started following your blog this season.

Definitely agree that Deion Branch is a must grab. With no Bobby Engram or Nate Burleson to compete for targets, Branch could see a lot coming his way.

The Colston injury hit me by surprise this week. Now I’m torn in two leagues between picking up Patten or Henderson.

Henderson is definitely the big play guy (who apparently can catch this year, for once) while Patten should be the reliable veteran. For PPR, Patten is the guy to take, but for standard scoring, I like the upside of Devery Henderson if he can keep it up. If you are desperate for production, you might stay safe with Patten though.

Might we see Meachem hit the field a bit more now that Colston is down?

]]> By: Jason Wood http://www.fantasyfootballfools.com/on-the-wire/on-the-wire-waiver-wire-saviors-from-week-1/comment-page-1/#comment-416 Jason Wood Wed, 10 Sep 2008 16:00:38 +0000 http://www.fantasyfootballfools.com/?p=505#comment-416 Great column. I just discovered your blog and am enjoying it immensely. In addition to your list I would throw an endorsement at: *** Deion Branch -- Branch wasn't put on PUP as most feared yet went undrafted in many leagues. He's going to be rushed back and, with Burleson on IR, becomes Hasselbeck's top target immediately *** David Patten -- With Colston out for at least 4-6 weeks, Patten becomes a compelling PPR option, at a minimum. *** Devery Henderson -- In deeper leagues, Henderson deserves a roster spot now that Colston is gimpy. One last note, you mentioned that Eddie Royal had the best WR performance of the week. He also had one of the best Week One rookie performances in the modern era; and the list of his contemporaries hints that Royal is going to be more than a decent WR3. http://blog.footballguys.com/2008/09/09/eddie-royal-catches-on-quickly/ Keep up the good work, Jason Great column. I just discovered your blog and am enjoying it immensely. In addition to your list I would throw an endorsement at:

*** Deion Branch — Branch wasn’t put on PUP as most feared yet went undrafted in many leagues. He’s going to be rushed back and, with Burleson on IR, becomes Hasselbeck’s top target immediately

*** David Patten — With Colston out for at least 4-6 weeks, Patten becomes a compelling PPR option, at a minimum.

*** Devery Henderson — In deeper leagues, Henderson deserves a roster spot now that Colston is gimpy.

One last note, you mentioned that Eddie Royal had the best WR performance of the week. He also had one of the best Week One rookie performances in the modern era; and the list of his contemporaries hints that Royal is going to be more than a decent WR3.

http://blog.footballguys.com/2008/09/09/eddie-royal-catches-on-quickly/

Keep up the good work,

Jason

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