start at qb romo or c. palmer and at wr. c.henry or lee evans?

Answer 1

Romo will have a rough day because his QB coach is now the Saint's head. But Palmer is going against the #3 D in the league.

Henry behind TJ "who's ya mama" and "Ocho Cinco" playing that #3 D. But Evans plays on the 31st ranked offense in the league.

Tough week for you bud. Go with Romo and Evans. But don't expect to score alot.

Answer 2

The Romo/Palmer decision is a tough one... Romo has been great this season, there's no debating that. However, I think you have to look at it overall, and not just take the hot guy (who had a pretty ugly week last week despite his 257 yards passing). Palmer is one of the better play-callers in the league, and last week he beat the Ravens - probably the 2nd best defense in the league behind the Bears. He's much more reliable of a choice than is Romo, who's coming off a 0 TD, 2 INT game and going against a pretty good team. Besides the fact that New Orleans' defense is playing above their overall talent level, Palmer is facing the RAIDERS. The Art Shell-coached, Randy Moss-led joke of a team that can't generate enough offense to keep Palmer, Ocho Cinco (Chad Johnson), and Houshmandzadeh off the field. Ad since the Raiders can't win the ball-control, time of possession type of game, Carson will pick apart their defense and tire them out. He's got two GREAT receivers, a fairly good receiver out of the backfield in Rudi, and of course your ever-dangerous Chris Henry. The Saints can keep Dallas' offense off the field by platooning Bush and McAllister and Drew Brees' MVP-caliber production. I would say go Palmer for sure.

The WR question is also not easy... but I would go with Evans. Despite my long-winded response about the Bengals destroying the Raiders, Henry is his team's #3 receiver. He'll get balls thrown to him, but Palmer has to, and will, rely on his big-time guys (Ocho Cinco and Houshmandzadeh). Evans leads his teams in receptions (more than double of the receiver in 2nd, Peerless Price), touchdowns, and yards (by more than 600 yds over Price and Josh Reed). Henry is third on his team in each and, while he has 2 more TDs than Evans, has less than half as many catches and yards. Plus, Henry is a head case, so you never know if he'll shank someone in the locker room before the game.

There you have it... Carson Palmer and Lee Evans. Take it or leave it... I hope you take it because I just typed a lot.

Answer 3

Start Palmer, Palmer is one of those guys no matter who they are playing you have to start. Besides Romo has been a little shakey as of late.
I like Lee Evans this week, especially against the Jets secondary. Jets give up an average of 350 + yards a game, with the fact Evans is the big play guy, I'd start him.

Answer 4

The Raiders defence allows the least passing yards per game, so I see the Bengals running the ball more often than not. Romo won't have that easy of a time either (against the Saints) who'se defence has the 4th least passing yards allowed. However, I think Romo is the better QB, so I would start him..

Answer 5

palmer and the bengals will have the game in hand by the 2nd half... romo is in for a shootout with brees, go with romo. chris henry, because with evans, you never know which losman will show up

Answer 6

You Have got to start Carson this week and every week for that matter. But I'm sure that Oakland will try to double Chad and that means that Houshmanzada and Chris (Big Slim) Henry will be open to get some yards. Chad will get his share too.
Wooooo Start Carson and Henry.
I'll be having a great time at the game while you will be winning your fantasy football with Carson and Henry.

GO BENGALS