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Consensus Start or Sit for Week 16

Better late than never! Read on for the most common start or sit suggestions for Week 16.

QB:
  • Start: Carson Palmer, Kurt Warner, Matt Hasselbeck, Derek Anderson
  • Sit: Eli Manning, Marc Bulger, Shaun Hill

RB:

  • Start: Jamal Lewis, Fred Taylor, Laurence Maroney, Ryan Grant, LenDale White
  • Sit: Clinton Portis, Shaun Alexander, Oakland RBs, Thomas Jones, Travis Henry

WR:

  • Start: Anthony Gonzalez, Kevin Curtis, Marques Colston, Chad Johnson, Braylon Edwards
  • Sit: Laveranues Coles, Derrick Mason, Bernard Berrian, Reggie Williams

TE:

  • Start: Dallas Clark, Jason Witten, Tony Gonzalez
  • Sit: Owen Daniels, Alge Crumpler, Vernon Davis

Kicker:

  • Start: Josh Brown, Jason Hanson, Rob Bironas
  • Sit: Jason Feely, Kris Brown, Matt Stover

Defense/ST:

  • Start: Tampa Bay, Arizona Cardinals, Dallas Cowboys
  • Sit: Carolina Panthers, Philadelphia Eagles, Houston Texans

I'll be back later today with the IDP post - but now it's time to see family and friends!

Comments

Anonymous said…
Damn - I started Hasselbeck instead of Warner and now I need Marshall to have a big game tonight or I'm going to lose my championship (I have a 14 point lead, but of course my opponent has LT). That's not going to work out well for me unless LT sits early without scoring - not bloody likely.

Anyway, happy holidays FFL and thanks for the site, it's been a lot of fun.

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