who to start week 5

[Ben6485]

PPR and PPC league and no return yardage

2 rbs
2wrs
1 flex

Hines Ward vs Det
Roddy White vs SF
Sims Walker vs Sea

Westbrook vs TB
Mendanhall vs Det
Hightwower vs Hou
Portis vs Car


right now I'm thinking Sims Walker and Ward
Mendanhall and Westbrook
with Hightower in the flex spot

[Hishiad]

Portis has a very tastey matchup vs the Panthers...


I don't know how much I trust Hightower has he really had a great game yet?


Ward/Sims = WRs
West(if healthy)/Mendy = RB


But I think Portis may have a real good game against the panthers.


I mean Carolina is 32nd in rush defense allowing over 180 yards a game.

[Ben6485]

Portis has a very tastey matchup vs the Panthers...


I don't know how much I trust Hightower has he really had a great game yet?


Ward/Sims = WRs
West(if healthy)/Mendy = RB


But I think Portis may have a real good game against the panthers.


I mean Carolina is 32nd in rush defense allowing over 180 yards a game.

hightowers first 2 games were each around 15 points
then against indy he has less than 6


1 SF 15.40
2 @Jac 14.70
3 Ind 5.35

[wrenny420]

Houston has worse rush def. Hightower should start.

[Ben6485]

Houston has worse rush def. Hightower should start.

wonder how much Wells will play?

[Hishiad]

Houston has worse rush def. Hightower should start.

Worse rush defense? What stats are you looking at...


Houston: 29th 165 yards per game
Carolina: 32nd 182.7 yards per game



Crazy week for you actually...As Houston, Tampa Bay, and Carolina are in the bottom 4 for rush defense.


Houston has the ability to blow up offensively and force other teams to pass on them to stay in the game, something Arizona would do.

Detroit has the best rush defense of the matchups....Portis is the guy and I think he'll get some good numbers.


I'd watch and see if Westbrook is going to play...with your league setup Westbrook/Hightower/Portis may be the 3 best options. Portis cause I think he'll have the best rushing day of the 4 against Carolina...and Westbrook/Hightower because of PPR.