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Yesterday was quite the active day in maternity wards in northern Virginia yesterday - not just one, but two of my friends had babies yesterday. Welcome to the world, little ones! Two more future fantasy football fans perhaps?

Meanwhile, those of you who are interested in joining me at the Brooklyn Buffalo Wild Wings to watch the Thursday Night Football game with Gregg Rosenthal, Scott Engel, and other FFLibrarian readers, please send me an e-mail to let me know you'll be coming (fyi, it's off the B,Q,2,3,4, and 5 trains)!


Onto today's links:
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Anonymous said…
Hey Librarian, hope you are doing well and loving N.Y.
Quick start/sit question for this upcoming week.
I have one flex spot for either LT(@DALLAS) or Meachem(@ Atlanta). What do you think?
Brooklyn with love.
3:06 PM
scotteb said…
Hi FFL. Unfortunately, I missed the playoffs this year. But while I take all the blame for my bonehead roster choices, I give you all the credit for giving me so many sources of information to make informed decisions. Thanks, and good luck in all your playoffs!
4:12 PM
Anonymous said…
That's a tough start/sit. I'd go with LT, but I'm if you're putting one of those guys in your flex you're probably in pretty good shape either way in this league.
9:04 PM
Anonymous said…
I've got a pretty tough matchup this week.

Start 3: Roddy White, Sidney Rice (how formidable is CIN's D?), Mike Sims-Walker (been quiet lately), Miles Austin

Start 2 (IDP): Darren Sharper, Bryan Scott, Tanard Jackson, Bernard Pollard

Thanks!
9:58 PM
Hawk Fantasy Sports said…
hey thanks for the link! you definitely have some great and very helpful info here keep up the great work!
11:25 PM
Anonymous said…
Brooklyn here,
Well here's my lineup
QB- Peyton
RB- Pierre Thomas (or LT)
Wr- Smith (NYG), Mike sims walker, Meachem or kevin britt or lee evens
TE- V davis (3rd week waiver pickup!!)

So I figure Im starting smith and MSW, and I feel like I gotta play Thomas over LT, only because of the matchups, (LT@DAL Thomas@Atlanta)
So that leaves me LT or Meachem in the Flex

This may look like a solid team but I play in a 12 team ppr league with my friends and we all really know football so with this team I'm still only the 6th seed, at least I made the playoffs!!
12:37 AM
Anonymous said…
Anon @ 9:58, I'd go MSW, Rice, and Austin. N.O. D looks much better than Dallas D right now. I played smith(NYG) last week against Dalls secondary and he got 6-110.
Brooklyn
12:42 AM
Unknown said…
Anon @ 9:58
I don't think you can bench Roddy White right now. Even with Chris Redman under center, he was targeted an astounding 20 times. I think MSW is the sit, but you could make a good argument for benching Sid Rice this week.

Brooklyn
In a PPR I go with Meachem. No one can cover him right now and Brees should carve up Atlanta's defense. The only worry is if Lance Moore returns but that looks unlikely.

Great job this week, FFL
2:33 AM
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