Rate My Fantasy Football Team?

Question

Here's my team, with standard scoring

QB: Mcnabb, Pennington
RB: Larry Johnson, Ahman Green
WR: Chad Johnson, Drew Bennett, R. Brown
TE: Chris Cooley
K: Wilkins
DEF; Cincinatti

Bench: Trent Green, Corey Dillon, Eric Moulds, Terry Glenn

Answer 1

Drop Trent Green is my first suggestion...he's not playing for a while. Ahman Green is going to be alright to have until he starts his fumble habits that he used to have, but as long as he doesn't do that, he's good. Bennett...I don't like...at all...especially with three starting QBs on the same team...never can be sure who's throwing it and he may have to adjust differently to everyone. Cooley..had a bad week 1..but if he does anything like last season...solid pick up. Kickers don't matter...Cincinati...well they'll give up points...but they have a habit of getting a lot of turnovers too, so they should even out to be a nice defense to have. In my opinion...Terry Glenn should start inplace of Bennett though...Not a bad team, but I have one question...How in the hell did you get Chad Johnson and Larry Johnson? I'm assuming this is either a less than 10 person league or you had really stupid people in your league. Chad always went around the 11-12th picks in my few leagues...Although I did get LaDanian Tomlinson and Marvin Harrison on my fantasy team, so I can't say that I'm too suprised about it.

Answer 2

McNabb is a solid QB and you'll benefit from the West Coast Offense operating in Philly. Those 2 yard dump off passes to Westbrook that he breaks for a 20 yard gain / touchdown will help your stats. Without a bruising running back, the Eagles rely on their versatile passing game in goal line situations. McNabb will also get you a few points on his scrambles.

Pennington is too early to tell.

I too have Johnson in one of my leagues and am a little nervous. With the offensive line being in shambles, I doubt that he'll post the numbers he's capable of posting. With the injury to Trent Green, he should be seeing more touches. However, unless the O-Line steps up, it's going to be a long season.

After shipping Samkon Gado off to Houston, the Pack is showing confidence that Green is back. Green's success is dependent on the Packers defense. If the Pack falls behind early in every game and if Favre keeps throwing the ball to the other team, Green's touches are going to plummet. He looks good though, coming off that ACL injury.

Johnson is a beast and benefits by having solid #2 TJ Housmanzadeh on the field. TJ will take some of the defenders heat (and some catches) away from Johnson. Palmer looks good and loves throwing to Chad. I'd say week 1 was an anamoly. The only down side is the tough AFC North division and the tough Steeler / Raven defenses.

Drew Bennett - too early to tell. The team is a mess. Until they get the QB situation figured out, it is difficult to know whether there is any raport with the QB or whether Bennett is a favorite target.

Reggie Brown - the Eagles like to throw a lot, so you can count on Brown snagging a few passes every week. They also are very pass happy in goal line situations. With the addition of Donte Stallworth, Brown will be the #2 receiver, a position that he is much more comfortable with and a position that fits him better. He is a solid #3 fantasy receiver. The eagles love to spread the ball around, so he won't put up huge numbers, but he is always a viable threat to score.

Chris Cooley - I'm a little concerned with Chris Cooley's role in the new 'Skins offensive scheme. You'd think that hiring such a TE friendly offensive coordinator (Saunders (OC) Kansas City - T. Gonzalez) would result in big numbers for Cooley. Not only did Cooley not score, he was barely a part of the offensive. I think he was only thrown to once or twice. Again, it's too early to tell whether this is a sign of things to come, or an anamoly. Cooley was a huge part of the offense last year, and I think if Joe Gibbs has his way, Cooley will see a lot more balls thrown his way.

Wilkins - He kicks for a dome team with a mediocre offense. That means 8 games without weather to deal with and a lot of offensive drives that stall out before they hit the end zone. Good pick up.

Cincinatti - Decent defense. Having such an explosive offense, the teams the Cincinatti D face often have to play catch up and go to the air early resulting in a lot of opportunities for turnovers. They are a solid D, but don't expect a lot of shut outs. They'll give up a lot of points because they can afford to, but they should come out of the game with a few turnovers.

Trent Green - Ouch.
Corey Dillon - Will see his touches reduced over the course of the season in favor of Maroney, but with the Patriots passing game in shambles, not a bad bench spot.
Eric Moulds - Mediocre and inconsistent.
Terry Glenn - Teams are going to double cover T.O., so he should be getting some looks from Bledsoe. Assuming that Bledsoe can get the ball to Glenn without a defender picking it out of mid air first.

Answer 3

I think your team isn't very good. I feel that Larry Johnson is the most over-rated player in the NFL. Hopefully for your case I'm wrong, but last week I'm sure you were not to happy with him. You never know which McNabb is going to show up. Chad Johnson is your best player. Your team is pretty weak.

Answer 4

I give you a 6..cus you have two Johnson and McNabb..tho get rid of Green and pick up another TE.. he is hurt and will not do anyhting when he gets back. Sit Bennett and Brown and play Glenn and Moulds..if you do that i'll give you 6.5-7 cus Bennett has Collins throwing to him and won't do anyhting this year.

Answer 5

Need more depth at runningback and I'm not thrilled with the Bengal defense, but a pretty solid but not spectacular team.

Answer 6

ahman green sucks

Answer 7

start terry glenn!!