The clock is ticking on Jonathan Dwyer (turf toe) and Isaac Redman staking their claims to a significant role in the Steelers’ backfield. Rashard Mendenhall is practicing “in full” this week, though he is highly unlikely to suit up until after Pittsburgh’s Week 4 bye. At this point, neither back has distinguished himself, meaning if Mendenhall is available in your league, this is the time to stow him away. If he returns healthy, he’ll resume his workhorse duties.
The Packers are in “wait-and-see” mode with Greg Jennings.
The good news is he has an extra day to rehab his groin injury, given
the Monday night start. The bad news is that his recovery isn’t going as
smoothly as expected, and your options may be limited if he’s declared
inactive. Ideally, you can hedge your bets with Randall Cobb, whose playing status should not be in jeopardy despite a sore hammy.Looks like Pierre Garcon will be a dreaded game-time decision on Sunday. His foot is still sore, so plan accordingly.
Jeremy Maclin was back at practice, but later ruled out for Week 3 because of a hip pointer. Find an alternative.
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We have a stink in out league on whether the Packers fake FG should be a def.special teams td. What is your opinion?
ReplyDeletelynch or ridley? should be easy to go with lynch, but i'm worried the packers make it a blow out early....
ReplyDeleteI think the special teams were on the field for that fake FG, so it's a special teams TD.
ReplyDeleteLynch