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Consensus Start and Sit Picks for Week 9

Before we get to this week's consensus start and sit suggestions, here are a few more start and sit sites that were not included in my post from yesterday.
And now onto the consensus picks for week 9. I started this feature last week and am tallying up all the start and sit votes I see on the start 'em sit 'em lists I link to every week. Then I give you a list of the 3-5 most popular start and sit players for each position. So if you're short on time and don't want to read every single start/sit article, then read on...
  • QB
    • Start: Matt Hasselbeck, Philip Rivers, Jay Cutler, J.P. Losman
    • Sit: Kurt Warner, Steve McNair, Vince Young, Jon Kitna, David Carr
  • RB
    • Start: Shaun Alexander, Kevin Jones, Marshawn Lynch, Clinton Portis
    • Sit: DeShaun Foster (and/or Williams), Willis McGahee, Willie Parker, Ryan Grant, Julius Jones
  • WR
    • Start: Chris Chambers, Lee Evans, Seattle WRs, Brandon Marshall
    • Sit: Roy Williams, Marques Colston, Donald Driver, Derrick Mason
  • TE
    • Start: Vernon Davis, Tony Gonzalez, Tony Scheffler, Chris Cooley, Dallas Clark
    • Sit: Heath Miller, Alge Crumpler, Owen Daniels, LJ Smith, Jeff King
  • Kicker
    • Start: Jason Hanson, Sebastian Janikowski, Josh Brown, Rian Lindell
    • Sit: Jason Elam, John Kasay, Neil Rackers
  • D/ST
    • Start: Redskins, Broncos, Raiders, Chargers
    • Sit: Colts, Vikings, Jags
I'll be back later today with the Week 9 IDP Forecast.

Comments

Jim Nguyen said…
thanks for the aggregation! Of course, many owners can't sit certain guys despite bad matchups. I see it more of a "lower your expectations" on the sit 'ems that you own.

For instance, I'm in a league where I have Travis Henry and Ryan Grant that I'm deciding between as my flex. If Henry is limited or out, I'll have to go with Grant, despite a somewhat tough matchup against KC. KC is no Denver, but they can be run on, so I've got a game-time decision to make.
Anonymous said…
Henry was named the start, he has been practicing with them.
Jim Nguyen said…
Yep, I understand he's starting, but with the suspension looming, injury and Selvin Young in the wings, I'm not feeling too confident about the number and productivity of his touches.
Anonymous said…
If you want to see how some experts have been doing so far this season check out

www.fantasytruth.net
Anonymous said…
I've got Kitna, Warner AND Young for my QBs... looks like another great week for me...
Of those three, I'd start Kitna...
yak rider said…
thanks for the consensus. i really like it and please continue to do so. thanks
yak rider said…
love the consensus addition. please keep doing it. thanks
Anonymous said…
Thanks FFL - I did start Kitna and he finally had another good game. Hopefully he's back on track.

Thanks anon for the fantasytruth.net link - after visiting there and checking the ratings, I dropped Elam and added Hanson and did much better in points.

I love this blog :)

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