Okay Serious Mind Boggling WR Question Fantasy Football?

Question

Ok situation is that I have Colston, also I have Gates....I'm in EA sports FF and Colston is a TE also....My WR's are Reggie Wayne (a no brainer), next is Antonio Bryant Against Oakland so I am starting him, then I have Kennison who plays Arizona so I want to start him...so the question being that should I put Colston in for Gates as TE and bump Kennison up for a four reciever package since Gates is playing Pitt. or should I just go with Gates and put Colston up where Kennison would be Sorry so long but, it's hurting my head.....

Answer 1

I have the same problem man...And what I did was play Colston as a WR this week and played Gates as my TE hoping he actually score points this week.
Sit Kennison cus he is doing nothing and withut Green he'll continue to do nothing.
hope i could help.

Answer 2

Take out Kennison for Colston and leave Gates. Why, you may ask??? B/c Kennison is going against a weak D but Huard is only avg. like 20-24 passes per game. LJ is gonna get ALOT of balls limiting the distribution and you know Gonzalez will get a few as well. Huard isnt bad its just that he isnt gonna throw much and he has been very effective thus far but he is still a backup. LJ will get like 30 carries and also 5-7 receptions, thats alot of plays taken away already. Colston will get a fair share of balls from a very talented QB in Brees who has a whole plethera or ppl to go to. Horn, Henderson, Colston, Bush, and even McAllister. Brees has a feel for finding open receivers and Colston seems to get open often with his matchup problems he causes. Too big for DB's but too fast for LB's. Now I say alot of this for this reason...Rivers has to find Gates and rely on him in the passing game to beat a solid Pitt D. Everyone knows they will use alot of LT against the Steelers but LT alone cannot do it if they cant counter the run with some kind of passing, and the best and safest bet is to hit Gates as often as possible.

Answer 3

I'd Bench Gates until he does something this year, or if you need Colston to cover a WR bye week.

Last year everybody was talking as if he was the second coming of Tony Gonzalez. Funny thing is, look who was getting Gates the ball last year. Meanwhile Colston is have a break out season so far and look who is throwing him the ball. Coincidence?

Answer 4

I'd Bench Gates, put Colston in at TE and start another RB if your referring to a flex position. Pit has some seriously good linebackers that could/should shut Gates down, especially considering he hasn't really gotten it going this year anyways. Good Luck

Answer 5

I would start Colston. Teams are concerened first and foremost with stopping Reggie Bush and Deuce McAllister. When it comes to the passing game, they have to make Joe Horn their top priority to cover, so Colston will get easier matchups.

For San Diego, Gates is far & away their #1 weapon in the passing game, so Pittsburgh will try to take him away and force Rivers to beat them with other options. And since Rivers doesn't throw that often, well- Colston is who I'd take.

Answer 6

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