1Harold Nelson
I think they will win the NFC East especially when they get most of their players back from injuries. Go G-Men!!!!

0Johnny Hewitt
Ray Rice although Bradshaw could propel himself to Rice's level this year.

0Bob Reed
Bradshaw, he's on the way up whereas Jackson has lost some of his pizzazz.

0Tom Becker
I think Ahmad is more exciting at this point even though MJD is the proven back. Bradshaw showed some great things last season.

0Johnny Hewitt
Bradshaw is poised for a huge year. S.Jax doesn't have so much flash anymore, but still a productive player.

1Spencer Carrucciu
I would go with Dez. I think the giants are going to use more of a timeshare than last year and im not really a fan of Bradshaw because of that.

5Michael Cardwell
Felix will have the best statistical year of his career. Julio Jones will be good enough to leach receptions from Roddy White all year. I don't see why Blount won't have his best year in TB. A true breakout star though is ready in St. Louis in Lance Kendricks. TE1 on the depth chart, he led the pass-happy preseason offense of the Rams in receptions and stats. Remains to be seen if they will continue their pass-happy ways with a Pro Bowler like Steven Jackson in the backfield, but something tells me Josh McDaniels just can't resist stretching that golden arm of Sam Bradford. I mean hell, the Broncos led the league in passing with an average arm in Kyle Orton last year. Kendricks is a beast with good hands, good feet, and can block surprisingly well for a rookie, keeping this huge target on the field for most all downs.

4Matt Gregg
First and foremost, you should always draft for value ahead of position. That said, it's also good to pay attention to who's coming off the board by position, so keep a cheat sheet on hand. I agree w Anthony, you have to get a solid RB in the first two rounds in PPR--then shoot for the best available WR/RB in 3/4. I'd try and take a QB in the 5th since this is an 8 man league.

0scott turecek
Love the answer Ron, Detroit's Run d is something like 25th last year, so don't let the hype cloud your vision. Great D line but no Linebackers! In the end it is a toss up between the two.

0Keith Goldner
Gore, MJD, Bradshaw

1Keith Goldner
I think Eli's the better player but I would probably do that trade. If you can upgrade to Andre Johnson from Mike Wallace and a marginal cost, it looks solid.

1Nik Bonaddio
I'd leave Britt out personally.

2Sean Weinstock
Hightower. Bradshaw's splitting carries and playing a better defense.

0Nik Bonaddio
Hi Joe! Great question.I don't think Spiller has any value, so let's throw him out. Witten has less value that Jennings IMO, and Gore and Bradshaw are about equal. But since you already have Daniels, I think it's a decent trade.

2Sean Weinstock
Yeah, I'm going with the algorithm on this one. My reasoning is that Jackson's playing New England while Bradshaw's playing the Eagles. Even if Jacobs gets some of the calls, I'm still thinking Bradshaw's a better call.

1R J
I would not want to have that much invested in the Cowboy offense and Romo's long term health not to mention the long term health of Dez.

0R J
I love Fred Jackson but he's not as good as McFadden who looks like a stud. However, injuries can be a factor. Vick isn't really a sell high right now, however, Fred Jackson certainly is.

0Ashley Sanders
I'm worried about Foster in Pittsburgh so I'd keep an eye out for that. Forte and Bradshaw seem like slam dunks.

3Anthony Best
I would drop Clark.. Even with the new kid they are still going to use him more as a blocker this year

2Shannon Jones
I like Beanie better he is Hot as fire right now better ride that until he blow a tire I have him 2 leagues didnt play him last week cost me a victory,

0Robert James Smith
The Eagles have given up the most points to opposing RBs per game this season so roll with Freddie either way

0Robert James Smith
I would rather be on the Gore and Jackson side of this

1Stacy Robert Reagan
Foster !!!

2R J
You're giving up Megatron and Bradshaw? Who else do you have at WR? Is it PPR? Who else is at RB?

0Kiel McCaul
bradshaw, you know what your getting if a ppr leauge.

0Adam Lee
I'd go Fred Jackson and Arian Foster. Jacobs isn't out for sure Week 8 yet, and Jackson and Foster are safe bets.

0R J
Tough choice, I would probably say the safe choice is Bradshaw. Giants should run all over the Fins.

2Keith Goldner
Colston, DeSean Jackson, Jordy Nelson, Ahmad Bradshaw, Shonn Green

0Adam Lee
I would keep an eye on Bradshaw's health. He left with a foot injury in the second half of his Week 8 game, and didn't look the same when he returned. BGE is the safer back. Although he barely saw any touches last week, that was the product of the Patriots trailing the Steelers all game. Sure, he'll probably still lose some touches to Faulk, but I don't see the Patriots trailing the Giants. As for QBs, I think Matt Ryan's your guy. He's facing a weak Colts secondary, whereas Fitzpatrick is facing arguably the best pass defense in the league. Tebow's a bit too risky for me - he still got 14 points last week, despite his horrific performance, but I still don't trust him against a decent Raiders defense.

1Nik Bonaddio
Ah, this is a bug. Either way, I really wouldn't depend too much on McCluster this week. He's not worthless, but he's close.

0Tom Kastorff
I picked up Bradshaw for the playoff run thanks to some one else who had this quandary ... if he comes back, he is a beast, and will score. If you have a roster spot, I would hang on to him.

0Anthony Best
If Smith plays go for him. He is a good back when he's in. he's exactly the back Det needs to play good. Personally I just don't have faith in players that are injury prone. And ankle and foot injuries worry me the most for RB's. They both worry me, but i chose Bradshaw since I like his match-up better and think he's on the better offensive team.

2Khai Nguyen
At this point in the season, it would be Barber. He has the momentum with Forte out, whille Jacobs has the disadvantage with Bradshaw coming back and some not so great matchups.

0Anthony Best
Can;t trust Smith. He has been hurt in all the games he's played so far. I would lean towards Spiller since he has the better match-up but I feel Bradshaw is the better back.

0Anthony Best
I would actually look to pick up someone else if you can. But if that's who you are stuck with I would go with the Giants RB's. Be helpful to others and answer some questions as well!!!

0Anthony Best
How many do you need to know about. I think I would Go with Jones . then Brown. I wouldn't go Smith since even if he plays, chances are high he will get hurt.Bradshaw is due for a good game and I really don't like Spiller, no matter who Buf plays.

0Anthony Best
ouch, Jackson cause he is their offense. Giants try to run, but better at passing, and Bradshaw looks like he has lost goal line duties to Jacobs.

0Anthony Best
Bradshaw. This is the week to start a RB against SF, but not Mendy!!!! So Bradshaw all the way

0Franklin Pattison
I Greene and Bell all day long. Barber is out and Giants are passing against a Jets defense McGahee is not 100% but he would be my second choice behind Bell.

1Anthony Best
Romo, Calvin, Green and Julio, McCoy, R. Bush Gates and Austin at Flex

0Anthony Best
I would say Bell and Robinson here. only because he is their only back meaning more of a load.

0Keith Goldner
Bradshaw at flex. Olsen at TE. Don't love either of the WR, but would probably go DeSean cause Jordy may not play