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[Brees#1]

And considering a big move trading Lynch and Luck for Rodgers and something else. Bell produced for me today and I can only hope MJD asks out of Jacksonville.

 

[Sox33OSU]

Keep Lynch for as long as you can. I don't see MJD breaking out any time soon... Jacksonville may have the worst team in NFL history this year. They are headed for an historically bad season.

 

[Brees#1]

When one guy has Manning, Peterson, Welker, and Cameron all on the same team what can anyone do? I should have done the draft before preseason games started. Now he just traded five players for Gore and Wayne giving away no single player worth their value. i mean Bowe, Jennings, Fred jackson, BGE, and Mendenhall. key trade being Bowe/Jennings/Jackson for Gore/Wayne. Its got at least mine and someone else's objection. But we're having to hope the broncos rest Manning against the texans.

 

[Brees#1]

Jacksonville's problem is at home. MJD was able to get a TD against the seahawks! Many teams will allow him garbage points(the colts didnt), but at home I think the lack of crowd noise affects his performance. he had a breakout year the year the jags were winning games on the road. They went 4-1 outside division and overall 5-3, playing very well against Houston and New Orleans. He is a good road back, but at home he just isnt.

 

[Brees#1]

I recently did the math on other scenarios.......
On Lynch's good day he is between 15-20
On Luck's good day, he is between 20-25
Anytime they have a great day Lynch is 25-30, Luck is 26-30
Combined them and you get
Good=35-45
Great=51-60
Okay day, Lynch gets maybe 6-8 while Luck gets 15-18 thats 21-26

Now lets look at getting a Brees or Rodgers
Brees or Rodgers on his good day is 25-28
Lets say I throw Sproles in here....Sproles on a good day is 10-13
Combine that and its 35-41, about four points shy of the combo of Lynch and Luck.
On great days, Brees/Rodgers is 35-45, Sproles is 15-20
Combine that and its 50-65, the max exceeding Lynch and Luck by 5.

On a great day thats exceeds Lynch and Luck.

How often will Lynch get 30? Not that often? 20? He has 1 so far. Brees has 26+ in three of four games so far.
He has games coming up against bears, pats, bills where he could blow up. Then in fantasy playoffs he has panthers and rams, whose defense has suddenly took a downturn against the pass. Rodgers has lions, vikings, bears different defense, eagles, giants all on his schedule and in the playoffs gets falcons, cowboys, and steelers(all statement games for Rodgers especially against inferior teams falcons and steelers. In Dallas, not so much but he'll still put up good numbers). Sproles also has the bears(who Bush just trounced), bills, cowboys(Woodhead), falcons and in fantasy playoffs panthers and rams. However the guy who owns Sproles and Brees also owns Broxton.

But I am also looking at another major plan......trading Cobb and JT for Graham.
Graham has been hot lately scoring over 20 the last two weeks. Given Brees OL is having troubles he has been the one bailing him out. Graham on a great day is that, 20-25 points. On a good day 10-15. Gordon on a great day is what we say against Minnesota. 15-20 would be great, 10-14 would be good.
Graham and Gordon
Good=25-29
Great=35-45

Thomas on a great day going forward is probably 15-20. On a good day thats 10-13. Cobb isnt the highest scoring receiver on his team so far. On a good day he is 12-15 and a great day he is 17-20. Combine those
Good=22-28
Great=32-40

Graham and Gordon exceed Thomas and Cobb at the max point of both categories.

Combined I could get on a given week 28 from Brees or Rodgers, 14 from Sproles, 20 from Graham and that totals 62. Add 14 from Gordon and that is 76. This means 5 more left among defense, kicker, rb 2, wr 2, Flex.

I am really considering this option.