Here's your final Week 12 start/sit advice from guest writer Steve - enjoy!
QB Sit: RG3, Philip Rivers, Matthew Stafford, Michael Vick
Week
12. Not much more to say. The last week of having to plug and play for bye week
absences. Your postseason picture is either murky or crystal clear. Some teams
have clinched a playoff berth by now; others may have already been
mathematically eliminated. Week 12 is usually when trade deadlines fall as
well. Playoff byes are on the line. If you’re still doing research on who to
play, that probably means you’re still heavily involved. So please, take these
links and use them to the best of your ability. Your fantasy life may depend on
it.
BYES:
Panthers, Steelers
Bruno
Boys Start
& Sit (goes to QB Start)
The
Onion Start/Sit (Sorry I have to include this now. Too funny not to.)
Consensus
guys:
QB
Start: Josh McCown, Jay Cutler, Mark Sanchez, Colin Kaepernick
QB Sit: RG3, Philip Rivers, Matthew Stafford, Michael Vick
RB
Start: Isaiah Crowell, Denard Robinson, LeSean McCoy, Trent Richardson
RB
Sit: Jonas Gray, Alfred Morris, Lamar Miller, Fred Jackson
WR
Start: Josh Gordon, Keenan Allen, Roddy White, Jordan Matthews
WR
Sit: Michael Floyd, Brandon Lafell, DeSean Jackson, Golden Tate
TE
Start: Colby Fleener, Larry Donnell, Austin Sefarian-Jenkins
TE
Sit: Kyle Rudolph, Owen Daniels, Julius Thomas
I
leave out Kickers
and D/ST from my posts to encourage you to visit Bob’s, so
hopefully you’ve been checking them out.
Now…
some general editorial content. Here on the east coast, the weather is taking a
turn for the worst. Long gone are the days of comfortable, sunny Autumn Sundays
for our teams’ players to bask in. As the fantasy playoffs approach, you’re
going to start needing every point possible; whether you’re struggling to get in,
or in the “win or go home” weeks once they start in a fortnight. The smart and
successful fantasy player will take into account some nasty weather in the
coming weeks and keep tabs on forecasts for notoriously bad climate teams;
especially for quarterback plays. If there’s tons of snow on the ground you may
think twice about your running back play (with the exception of LeSean McCoy in
week 14 of last season). If it’s snowy/windy, maybe switch your kicker for one
playing in a dome. For those doing this a long time this may seem like common
sense but sometimes people just need a friendly reminder. Obviously there are
exceptions to every rule, but odds are more often than not these will pan out.
May
the odds ever be in your favor.
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