Galloway, Caldwell, DJ Hackett, Nate Washington, Santonio Holmes, Keyshawn Johnson?

Question

Ok-- my first year in fantasy football and I've made the playoffs! That's the good news. The bad news is I've had to trade away Reggie Wayne and Larry Fitzgerald to replace Portis, Dominak Davis, and a struggling Ben Roethlisber. All 5 wide receivers in my subject line are either on my roster or available to pickup for my playoff game this weekend. Can someone with more experience please advise me on which 2 to start so I have the best chance of getting some kind of production out of these 2 positions?!? Thank you in advance for sharing your knowledge and wisdom with this rookie. I do have Drew Brees and a red-hot Ladell Betts, but I'm up against an opponent who is stacked with talent. Thanks!!!

Answer 1

Not hard... you say you start 2? Forget Hackett, Washington, and Holmes. It's between Caldwell, KJ, and Galloway...
Caldwell- plays Houston and is on FIRE!
Keyshawn- ice cold, playing Pitt...
Galloway- picking it up, but going against Chicago...

Caldwell is a must start. Lotsa looks, constantly... I'd go with KJ. He is close to Galloway in stats, and Pitt is much worse D than Chicago. Start Caldwell and Keyshawn.

Answer 2

I got in as the wild card in one of my leagues against the number one seed so I know what you're dealing with there. I have Holmes myself and he's a decent option. I'm not sure what the QB situation is in Carolina so I hesitate to recommend Keyshawn. Caldwell might be an okay choice against Houston this week. Good luck with your matchup!

Answer 3

Out of all of those i like Nate Washington. He has a warm hand top now, and he caught that huge bypass against Cleveland. relies upon alot even with the undeniable fact that if Hines Ward comes lower back this week or no longer, and the Steelers will see a plenty extra beneficial secondary from Carolina than they did Cleveland. i like the veteran Galloway as properly so i could take Washington and Galloway.