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Subject: Scobee Doo...or Do not.
Posted by: Jets2Win
- [811371314] Wed, Dec 13, 2006, 15:37
OK, I know it's only kickers, but I'm in the playoffs & every little bit counts. Who should I start this week?
Josh Scobee
or
Neil Rackers
Also, would you go with Santana Moss or Marty Booker? I think its a no brainer with Booker. But, I'm stumped on the kicker question. |
| 1 | leggestand
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Wed, Dec 13, 2006, 16:36
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Check the weather Sunday morning in Buffalo before deciding on Booker. If it's crappy out, he may not do much. Moss should have a decent game against Carolina, maybe a line similar to Buress last week against the Panthers.
As for the kicker, who knows. Whoever is playing the worse defense I guess. Why do you have two kickers anyhow?
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| 2 | Kyle
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Wed, Dec 13, 2006, 17:05
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Jets this is what I'd do. Start Scobee. He plays at Tennessee this week. Next week start Rackers (if you are still alive). Honestly I have had one kicker all year. I dropped my kicker on his bye week (Feeley) and picked up a kicker who's bye had passed (Kaeding). I think it worked out well but in all honesty a kicker is a kicker is a kicker. the difference between the #1 kicker and the #14 kicker in the league is 2 fantasy points. I never understand the reasoning for picking a kicker other than in the very last rounds. Or at least after you have backups for all your main positions. That's just me.
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