Dominic Rhodes doesn’t offer much trade value while he’s sitting on the Raider bench. (Photo by Otto Greule Jr/Getty Images) Dear RotoRob.com, After the first two weeks, it’s evident I need a stronger WR core.
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LaMont Jordan’s early-season play has him rising in the rankings. 1. LaDainian Tomlinson @ Packers – He seems due, doesn’t he? In all seriousness, you can’t freak out about Tomlinson quite yet. If he struggles this week, we can talk about dropping him down a bit, but he’s still LT for the moment. 2. Willie
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Jake Delhomme’s re-emergence as a legitimate fantasy quarterback has been a big shock. 1. Carson Palmer @ Seahawks – Yes, it’s early, but Palmer is jones-ing to make me very smart. He’s finding Chad Johnson and T.J. Houshmandzadeh with alarming accuracy. He even utilized Rudi Johnson for a touchdown reception last week. Clearly, this is
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Here are some quick-hit observations of the first two weeks of the NFL season, and some things you can expect in the coming week of action: Uh, what’s up with LaDainian Tomlinson? While he had a slightly better week against the Pats in Week Two, it was still massively below expectations, and he was held
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1. Steve Smith vs. Houston – No matter how ordinary Jake Delhomme is, Smith is still one of the biggest home run hitters in the game. Houston’s secondary was not tested in the first week. The Chiefs don’t have anyone even remotely in the class of Smith. 2. Terrell Owens at Miami – Typically, isn’t
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It’s looks like those who pegged Travis Henry as a sleeper were right. 1. LaDainian Tomlinson @ Patriots – Tomlinson was bottled up rather well by the Bears’ defense last week, although he still made an impact with a touchdown run and a touchdown pass. The Chargers’ superstar also has something on his side this
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Tony Romo needs to keep getting Jason Witten involved in the pass attack. 1. Peyton Manning @ Titans – If the Titans’ pass defense (sans Pacman Jones) couldn’t hold David Garrardunder 200 yards, then the chance they have of holding Manning under 325 is slim. No, I don’t like him, but he played an okay
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