0PEJ
They're a really difficult team to try and figure out. Last year I thought they'd be terrible and it turns out they didn't fare too badly. If I had to guess, I can see them at 7-9 or so. They should really, really trade for Orton already.

0Ashley Sanders
I'd start Reggie Bush. It seems fairly clear that he's going to going to be the man in Miami. Party in the city where the heat is on!

2Tom Maloney
Best is a better bet this week, and probably every week. Bush hasn't shown the ability to be the feature back and Miami's offense isn't scaring anyone, least of all the NE defense. Roll with Best this week.

3Daniel Okopnyi
Ugh.. You went way too heavy on your WR draft there amigo. RBs win leagues, even in PPR (there are RB's that receive too). Let's see.. Brandon Jacobs for sure, he is feeling good this week, and I like the matchup for him. I am not confident with Reggie Bush, or Ricky Williams.. and Jones? wow. I think Reggie Bush wins by default sir. Go Jacobs and Bush.

1Daniel Okopnyi
It means you are third in waiver priority. So let's say you put in for a waiver for.. A better RB (judging by your current setup), and 1 other guy puts in a waiver for the same RB, if he is after you in the waiver priority you win when the waivers process (usually Wed at like 2 am PST or something), but if he is ahead of you in the waiver process, he wins the pick. If the waiver goes through, your waiver priority takes a hit and you are usually lowered a few digits. If it doesn't go through, you keep the same number or move up (if someone ahead of you uses a waiver pick). Waivers are unlimited, but if everyone is wanting the same pick, then it's in your best interests to keep your number at 3 or higher.

3Sean Weinstock
If you take a look at the numberFire player comparison, the projections aren't even close. Bush is supposed to take down 6 more fantasy points. Granted, that's standard Y! league format. Are you in a PPR, and/or do returns net you separate points?

0Keith Goldner
I think I'd go Reggie but it's really a toss up.

0PEJ
Great question, I think Bush is the better play. Sproles is probably more explosive, but Bush has more touches.

0Nik Bonaddio
Haha, thanks for the tags, Andrew. I actually it'd be an infinitely higher percentage of tags, since you're dividing by zero, but whatever. :)

3W M
MJD, Hillis, Benson (can sub Bush for Benson if PPR)

3Ian Schank
Bush. He'll get more touches than the other two, and the PPR scoring helps him most of this group.

1Steve Morris
Now that we know Hillis isn't playing, I would roll with Hardesty.

2R J
What's your RB situation? Megatron is looking like one of the best receivers out there. Both Mendy and Bowe are buy lows now, Mendy more then Bowe.

2numberFire, inc.
Absolutely. I don't think Bush is a great player overall but I think this week is as good of a week as any for him to drop 10

0Michael Rippe
Obviously this depends on what else your options are? In most leagues, I'd say NO. If you are starting him, you are hoping for the best and don't have many options.

0Sean Weinstock
Everything I've read says Beanie's going to play, and, yeah, I'd probably go with him over Reggie.

1Nik Bonaddio
Looks like Thomas is out, so in a PPR league, I'd go Bush

1Keith Goldner
I'd say at the Flex position yeah, I'm starting him over Maurice Morris.

2nicholas cole
No don't accept this trade Andre Johnson is the best receiver in the game and jackson is risky

0Anthony Best
So you are doing it huh!! I like the first trade a whole lot better!!! you are giving up a whole lot for just SJax and Boldin, even though Reggie and Celek are throw aways! either way 2nd option is robbing the hell out of you!

0Anthony Best
Battle and Bush!

0Anthony Best
I would roll with the hot streak! Bush! he has been doing good as of late, while I think Cinci offense will hit a wall this week against Pit's D!

0Anthony Best
I would look over Bush's schedule, but I don't mind it. I picked up Moore myself and Wells won't do much even if he plays. It's definitely an upgrade for you in RB and WR positions.

1Tom Kastorff
I love both, but Romo has the better schedule and weather, and once Austin is back, the better receivers. Jacobs is better this week, but once Bradshaw is back, Bush is the better long term option.

0Keith Goldner
Michael Bush, Cedric Benson, Reggie Bush.

1Keith Goldner
I would definitely start Gore over both Kevin Smith and Jonathan Stewart. Would probably start McGahee too (so Bush, McGahee, and Gore as your RBs). Unless you're a huge underdog, I would not start Kevin Smith.

0Keith Goldner
Bush

1Anthony Best
Bush has the best match-up! then I will say Sproles next. Others are not worth it. wouldn't even consider hillis against Bal.

0Anthony Best
Bush and Bradshaw. Not even sure if Smith is playing!!

0Jay Buente
Interesting scenario, but I think you should always go with the best lineup. I don't think Reggie Bush has a huge upside, but he is a better play than Morris. Bush, in my opinion, won't beat you in the other league, but he will get you guaranteed points in the league where you are favored big. Those points are important if one of your guys flops or one of his goes off.

0Keith Goldner
Helu, Bush, and Stevie

0Tyler Crosby
You have to start R. Bush and Benson. Comes down to M. Bush v. Greene, and I don't know how you can trust the Oakland O after the huge shit they took against GB. On the other hand, they did fall behind big early and probably abandoned the run, so combined with a porous Detroit run defense, M. Bush could have a good game. However, the Eagles run D is much worse than the Lions run D, so I'll probably slot Greene in over Michael Bush, as distasteful as it seems.

1Benoit Martin
QB: Romo: hard to bench after latest performancesWRs: Calvin, A.J. Green, AustinRBs: McCoy, Reggie Bush: McCoy and Bush are money right nowTE: FinleyFlex: Spiller