Wondering who to cut and who to pick up? Post all of your fantasy basketball questions here.
Wondering who to cut and who to pick up? Post all of your fantasy basketball questions here.
Most leagues are heading into the playoffs, so if you have any roster questions, post them here.
Assuming DeShaun Foster and Brad Johnson are no longer on your league’s waiver wire, here are some other options that might be of use to you.
QUARTERBACKS
Charlie Frye, CLE – Frye played quite well against a good Jacksonville defense, but keep in mind that he lost his favorite target, Braylon Edwards, for the rest of the year. Also, watch the status of Trent Dilfer, as he may be back next week.
Sage Rosenfels, MIA – Gus Frerotte left the game with a concussion and Rosenfels played well in his absence. If Frerotte can’t play, Rosenfels could help a fantasy team desperate at the QB position.
Marques Tuiasosopo, OAK – The rumor is that HC Norv Turner is going to bench Kerry Collins in favor of crowd-favorite Tuiasosopo, to increase mobility at the position. If he started, Tui would have loads of weapons at his disposal and could put up good numbers.
RUNNING BACKS
Michael Bennett, MIN – Mewelde Moore injured himself during a return, so Bennett got a vast majority of the carries and played well against the Lions. It’s impossible to rely on the Minnesota running game these days (where for art thou, Robert Smith?) but Bennett would definitely be worth a roster spot and maybe a start if Moore is out.
Artose Pinner, DET – Kevin Jones was out with a thigh injury, so Pinner and Shawn Bryson shared the work. Pinner contributed over 100 yards and also scored on a nice run. If KJ continues to miss time, Pinner could be a good fill in player down the stretch.
Ryan Moats, PHI – Keep an eye on Brian Westbrook’s status throughout the week. If he’s not able to go, Moats would get the start in his place.
WIDE RECEIVERS
Koren Robinson, MIN – Robinson finally had a breakout game catching four passes for 148 yards and a TD, and has been more and more involved starting in Nate Burleson’s place.
Here are the Round 2 day winners in each of the seven events:
Bareback Riding – Scott Montague
Steer Wrestling – Ronnie Fields
Team Roping – Shain Sproul / Kinney Harrell
Saddle Bronc Riding – Rusty Allen
Tie-Down Roping – Cade Swor
Barrel Racing – Shali Lord
Bull Riding – Zeb Lanham
After only two steer wrestlers put up sub-4 scores on Friday, six competitors accomplished this feat on Saturday – that’s some serious bulldogging. This led to some “businessman” rides later in the round, as those competitors shifted their focus from the day money to putting up solid (if unspectacular) runs to keep themselves in the 10-round average competition.
In the bull riding competition, after eight cowboys finished rides on Friday, only four riders were able to stay on the full eight seconds in Round 2. Zeb Lanham rode Fender Bender to a big score of 94.
Check back for more rodeo updates as well as the recap of my trip to the first weekend of NFR.
Day one of the National Finals Rodeo is in the books. Here are the round winners in each of the seven events:
Bareback Riding – Wes Stevenson
Steer Wrestling – Garrett Nokes
Team Roping – Wade Wheatley / Kyle Lockett
Saddle Bronc Riding – Jeffery Willert
Tie-Down Roping – Cody Ohl
Barrel Racing – Denise Adams Fea
Bull Riding – Jarrod Ford
Cody Ohl moved up five spots in the Jack Daniel’s leaderboard with an impressive time of 7.4 seconds, but strained his groin in the process. Matt Austin continued to dominate the bull riding field with a fourth place finish last night. That puts him 92K ahead of the 2nd place competitor, Bryan Richardson.
Check back for more updates from the rodeo.
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