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Consensus start/sit for Week 9

Welcome to the Week 9 consensus start/sit list. For those new to this feature, I've gone through all of the many start/sit links offered throughout the week here on FFLibrarian and tallied up the players with the most start or sit votes. Those players are listed below in no particular order.

Good luck!

QB
Start: Matt Ryan, Eli Manning, Matt Cassel
Sit: Ryan Fitzpatrick, Joe Flacco, Matt Hasselbeck, Jay Cutler

RB
Start: Jackie Battle, Michael Bush, Beanie Wells, LeGarrette Blount, BenJarvus Green-Ellis, Cedric Benson
Sit: Rashard Mendenhall, Chris Johnson

WR
Start: Dwayne Bowe, Victor Cruz, Brandon Lloyd, Julio Jones, Malcom Floyd
Sit: Stevie Johnson, Reggie Wayne, Nate Washington, Plaxico Burress

TE
Start: Brent Celek, Dustin Keller
Sit: Scott Chandler, Heath Miller, Dallas Clark

DST
Start: Chiefs, Raiders, 49ers
Sit: Bears, Giants, Chargers

Kicker
Start: David Akers, Matt Bryant
Sit: Billy Cundiff
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3EASTbloggers said…
Like the Celek play but I'm not playing Floyd this week. I just don't trust him. I'm all on board with sitting Johnson.

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