Rate this fantasy football team, please.?

Question

QB Carson Palmer
WR Reggie Wayne
WR Joe Horn
WR Reggie Brown
RB Clinton Portis
RB Carnell Williams
TE Ben Watson

Bench
WR Ernest Wilford
QB Tom Brady
RB Frank Gore
WR Matt Jones
QB Matt Hasselbeck
QB Brett Favre (sleeper pick w/ new West Coast offense)

Def Pittsburgh
K Longwell.

Answer 1

Both of the Jaguars WRs...Hah...that's a pretty good call. Your WRs should do fine, especially with McNabb healthy, Brees in New Orleans, and Manning just as potent as ever. RBs..watch out for Clinton Portis, his injury might carry on too long, but if he gets and stays healthy...gold still. Williams was ROTY? He'll do better this season...although I hope not because I'm a Panther fan. Need another TE for the bye week, but Watson should get a workout now that New England is struggling at WR......How the hell did you get Brady, Palmer, and Hasselbeck though? That's just crazy. Favre is really a coin flip this season, the team is healthy, he's healthy, new offense, veteren leadership...and plenty of targets in Franks, Driver, Ferguson, Gardner, Jenngins, and Green...If he gets more INTs than TDs this season, be better retire. I love the guy, but he's coming to the end here. Overall not a bad team....but how many people in the league?


Hey dale...Philly hasn't run a whole lot. Last season they had like 75% passing? If they do that again...Reggie will get very busy....

Answer 2

Good team
Way too many QB's. Use Hasselbeck, Brady or Palmer as trade bait for another receiver. Carnell Williams and Frank Gore should help out until Clinton Portis returns to see action.
Hank Baskett is going to be a better receiver than Reggie Brown, so if he's available, scoop him up.
If Mike Bell is available, pick him up, drop Brett Favre.
Ernest Wilford will emerge as the Jaguars top receiver.
Tom Brady will be your best QB.

Overall Rating: * * * (3/5 stars)

Answer 3

You're very strong at QB and RB, but I think you're weak at WR.
Joe Horn is on the downside of his career and working with a new qb in New Orleans. Reggie Brown is a second year player in an offense that runs first and spreads the ball around a lot.

I can't believe you have Palmer, Brady, Hasselbeck & Favre. You might want to consider trading one of them to a team with a glut of receivers.

Answer 4

Yeah, it is pretty good, apart from some injury concerns.

You look absurdly well-covered at QB, though. You've got three of the top 5 or 6 guys in Palmer, Brady and Hasselbeck. How did you get them all? You can try floating one of them for trade bait (I'd dangle Hasselbeck) as others suggested, but your success will depend on how your league functions.

I found myself with a similar embarrassment of QB riches last year - McNabb with Palmer as backup and Bledsoe as 3rd string - but couldn't find any takers for Bledsoe (who finished in the top 6 or 7 under my league scoring system - and he was the slacker of the lot!). I think some people would rather see others suffer with 2 great bench-bound players every week than do anything to help themselves! (Not to say I blame them. I mean, who knows what I'd do in similar circumstances?)

Answer 5

Work on your receivers. Depending on how many teams are in your league, there should be a bunch of good ones still out there, or trade with your arsenal of QB's

Answer 6

You're stacked at QB, make a trade to upgrade your HB or WR or both.

Answer 7

why is brady on the bench? palmer may not even start the opener

Answer 8

Pretty good.

Answer 9

So-So....nothing spectacular there....