Fantasy Football advice needed!!! Branch or Brown in Playoffs?

Question

I need knowledgeable advice on my FFL playoff weekend. Which 2 should I play at wideout?

Troy Brown, NE
Deion Branch, SEA
Plax Burress, NYG

Is Darrell Jackson out for the weekend? If so, does that mean I should play Deion?

Explain your answer if you can. I am currently going to play Burress and Brown, but ????????

Thanks!

Answer 1

I would go with Brown and Buress

Good Luck

Answer 2

I say go with,

1) Burress - He is E. Manning deep target he can outrun Philly's DEF. Burress will have over 100 yards and hopfully get a TD for you. Also the Giants other players been dropping the ball alot. Barber is playing his last year he will establish the run early and when Philly puts pressure sooner or later will free up Buress. I see Eli and Burress connecting for two deep passes meaning alot of yards.

2) Branch - To answer your question yes Jackson is out. They have Alexander but Dallas has a good run DEF. Alexander will get the ball alot but when he doesn't Branch will be that target. Remember when NE went back to back it's because of Brady/ Branch combo. Hackett will see the ball to so I see Brach 80 yards 1 TD

Also in NE Brady has been connecting with Caldwell alot for the go to WR. They will run alot to. I see Brown with no TD's 65 yards. If you want a NE WR get Caldwell not Brown.

Go with Burress and Branch.

Answer 3

Play BURRESS and BRANCH...Plax is Eli's main target, so expect a lot of deep balls his way to soften the Eagles blitz. Since Jackson is out for the 1st playoff game, i'd play Branch who is playing against a struggling Cowboys secondary...the reason i didn't pick Brown is because the Pats will most likely run all day and he's no longer Brady's favourite target. Both Burress and Branch are more likely to get touchdown passes.

Answer 4

Plax Burress, NYG

Answer 5

I think you have made a wise decision to play Burgess and Brown. I know the weather isn't always favorable in Seattle. Hasselback has had a terrible season also. Good luck in the playoffs. I did pretty good myself this year.