Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Week 9 Heroes & Zeros


This was a great week to start…

QBs
Aaron Rodgers, Packers – Passed for 218 yards, 4 TDs and 1 INT, and ran for 33 yards.
Andrew Luck, Colts – Bombed Miami for a rookie record 433 yards and 2 TDs, without a turnover.
Jay Cutler, Bears – Connected on 3 TD passes, plus 229 yards and a fumble.
Carson Palmer, Raiders – Threw 3 picks, but passed for 414 yards and 4 TDs.

RBs
Doug Martin, Bucs – Had a monster game with 251 rushing yards and 4 TDs, plus 4 catches for 21 yards for good measure.
Mikel Leshoure, Lions – Rumbled for 70 yards and 3 TDs.
Adrian Peterson, Vikings – Ran over the Seahawks for 182 yards and 2 TDs, adding 3 receptions for 11 yards.

WRs
Brandon Marshall, Bears – Reeled in 9 passes for 122 yars and a TD trifecta.
Eric Decker, Broncos – Scored twice while catching 8 balls for 99 yards.
Randall Cobb, Packers – Caught 3 passes for 37 yards and 2 TDs, and ran for 29 additional yards.

TEs
Brandon Myers, Raiders – Hauled in 8 passes for 59 yards and 2 TDs.

D/STs
Bears – What else is new?  Collected 2 sacks and 5 turnovers, and scored on a blocked punt and an interception.

This was a great week to play against…

QBs
Matt Stafford, Lions – Passed for a healthy 285 yards without a turnover, but added no scores.
Robert Griffin III, Redskins – Passed for 215 yards and ran for 53, but had no scores.
Eli Manning, Giants – Threw for 125 yards and an INT.

RBs
Donald Brown, Colts – Was active, but barely; with only a 7-yard reception to show for his day.
Darren McFadden, Raiders – Left with an ankle injury after just 17 rushing yards.
Jamaal Charles, Chiefs – Ran for 39 yards and caught 3 passes for 27 more.
Ahmad Bradshaw, Giants – Ran for 48 yards, and that’s it.
Ryan Mathews, Chargers – Just 67 rushing yards plus 2 receptions for 5 yards.
Willis McGahee, Broncos – Ran for 66 yards and caught a 4-yarder.

WRs
Jordy Nelson, Packers – Injured his ankle on his first and only target.
Santana Moss, Redskins – Caught a 2-yard pass.
Hakeem Nicks, Giants – Finished with a 10-yard catch.
Dez Bryant, Cowboys – He had a 15-yarder.
Titus Young, Lions – Only 20 yards on 2 receptions.
Jeremy Maclin, Eagles – Just 2 catches for 28 yards.
Stevie Johnson, Bills – Held to 29 yards on 3 catches.
Percy Harvin, Vikings – Ran for 24 yards but only added 10 receiving yards on 2 catches, and lost a fumble, before exiting with an injury.
Antonio Brown, Steelers – Just 19 yards on 2 catches before leaving with a sprained ankle.

TEs
Jermichael Finley, Packers – After his heart-to-heart with Rodgers, he was rewarded with a 6-yard catch.
Jared Cook, Titans – Identical results as Finley, without the heart-to-heart.
Brandon Pettigrew, Lions – Only an 11-yarder for the day.

5 comments:

  1. Would you have a suggestion on how to convince someone who has Eric Decker to trade them for Randall Cobb and Andre Roberts?(Let's pretend Cobb and Roberts don't have Byes this week for the sake of argument.)

    Or would it never happen and it's just a terrible trade?

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  2. Well, it comes down to trading the #8 WR (Decker) for #10 (Cobb) and #15 (Roberts), which is a pretty good offer (though Decker has already had his bye). I'd say he gets 1.5-2 starters for 1, and some injury insurance -- meaning there's a better chance that 1 guy will get hurt than 2 of them.

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  3. Thanks Mr. Biro, I just discovered your website here and I'm very much liking it. Please keep up the great work.

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  4. I'm setting my lineup for this week and have enough room under the cap for Kyle Rudolph or Brandon Myers at tight end; both are around the same price. Can Rudolph get back to early season status or do you think Myers will have another week like last one?

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