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Consensus Start or Sit for Week 4

Here is the Week 4 compilation of start and sit suggestions from the 14 sites that I linked to this week on my blog. These players are listed in no particular order and are the players with the most "votes" for start or sit.

QB

Start: Jay Cutler, Trent Edwards, J.T. O'Sullivan, Philip Rivers, Carson Palmer, Kurt Warner
Sit: Matt Schaub, Gus Frerotte, Ben Roethlisberger, Matt Ryan, Trent Green

RB
Start: Frank Gore, Chris Perry, Jonathan Stewart, Maurice Jones-Drew, Reggie Bush, Jamal Lewis
Sit: Rashard Mendenhall, Thomas Jones, Willis McGahee, Chris Johnson, LenDale White

WR
Start: Brandon Marshall, Santana Moss, Chad Johnson, T.J. Houshmandzadeh, Lee Evans, Braylon Edwards
Sit: Hines Ward, Bernard Berrian, Brandon Lloyd

TE
Start: Tony Gonzalez, Chris Cooley, Zach Miller, Tony Scheffler
Sit: Vernon Davis, Todd Heap, Donald Lee

Kicker
Start: Joe Nedney, Matt Prater, Rian Lindell, Josh Scobee
Sit: Matt Stover, Ryan Longwell, Kris Brown

D/ST
Start: Jags, Bills
Sit: Redskins, Bears

Comments

Unknown said…
Great idea...

Thanks alot!


- Top Down Bottom Up (NBC league)
Anonymous said…
So because of byes and injuries I'm thinking of adding and using either Javon Walker, or Reggie Brown. Most weeks they wouldn't play, but which do you like better for this week, and which do you think has more upside for the season?

Thanks for being my secret weapon.
Anonymous said…
Glad I didn't sit Matt Schaub. :)

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