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Consensus Start/Sit - week 1

For those who are new to the FFLibrarian this year, every Friday or Saturday I'll be posting what I call the consensus start/sit picks of the week. They're not my thoughts on who to start or sit, but I read through each of the start/sit sites that I link to throughout the week and tally up which players got the most votes as a start or sit. So it's basically a consensus from the experts on the guys with the most start or sit love that week. But first I've got a few more start/sit links for you...then we'll get to the consensus!In no particular order, the Consensus Start/Sit picks for week 1:

QB
Start: Matt Hasselbeck, Carson Palmer, Joe Flacco, Matt Schaub, Kurt Warner
Sit: Matt Cassel, David Garrard, Jake Delhomme, Eli Manning

RB
Start: Ray Rice, Cedric Benson, Ronnie Brown, Reggie Bush
Sit: Larry Johnson, Jamal Lewis, Clinton Portis

WR
Start: Eddie Royal, Chad OchoCinco, DeSean Jackson, Anthony Gonzalez, Derrick Mason
Sit: Dwayne Bowe, Devin Hester, Lee Evans, Jerricho Cotchery

TE
Start: Zach Miller, John Carlson, Jeremy Shockey
Sit: Chris Cooley, Kellen Winslow, Tony Scheffler

Kicker
Start: John Carney, Josh Brown, Kris Brown
Sit:  Adam Vinatieri

D/ST
Start: Seattle, San Diego, New England
Sit: Buffalo, NY Jets

Comments

Anonymous said…
Wes Welker or DeSean Jackson
in PPR format
week 1

who gets the start?
Depends on Welker's status - if he's good to go, I'd start Welker. Too good in a PPR setting to pass up, though Jackson should have a fine week.
Unknown said…
Matt Ryan or Matt Hasselbeck? I know Hasselbeck is going up against the Rams, but I just have a good feeling about Ryan this week.

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