This week I'm playing:

Shaun Alexander
Travis Henry

Reggie Wayne
Reggie Brown

Benching :
Leon Washington
Deuce McCallister

Bernard Berrian

alex smith

Culpepper's not starting, so Smith.

I don't want to create yet another fantasy thread, so I am going to ask here.

Should I start:
Reggie Bush or Clinton Portis
Carson Palmer (against Baltimore) or Matt Hasselbeck

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Bush and Hasselbeck

Alex Smith (CPep should not have been drafted, imo). And yes Garrard is an upgrade over Culpepper, even if he were starting, which apparently he is not this week. Anybody else available?

Start Bush over Portis, and I'd go Hasselbeck vs. TB this week, one of the very rare times I'd not start Palmer over anybody not named Peyton, as you do have a solid QB2.

Here's another who to start, see what your opins are:

FLEX play
Caddillac @Seattle, Ahamn Green vs. KC, or Calvin Johnson @Oakland?

calvin, don't jinx the chiefs and seattle has a good run d

I like Smith this year. I am starting him in week one over Leinart.

I've kinda ruled out Green for just that reason, plus I'd like to see how Houston's offense looks. Seattle lost their #1 runstuffer for the year, but their secondary sucks, could be Garcia all day, and Pittman will likely get the RB receptions. I have Caddy in the lineup right now, CJ was a futures pick, not sure he's ready to start yet, but it is tempting!

Charlie Frye is available.

He's not starting?

Nice rb's....Wayne in the 3rd I presume....Might should have gotcha a QB in the 5th or 6th....Hasselback or Romo...Cutler....Kitna...Would all be better than Alex Smith...
My 2 cents

San Fran has a week 6 BYE, you really think Frye will still be starting by then? I do not, personally. Then again, Culpepper may be starting by then, so :shrug:.