In fantasy football week 5, who should I cut so that I can add Geronimo Allison; Kenny Stills, Chris Godwin, Marquise Goodwin, or Mike Williams?
I honestly hope that this is for a flex position and that your receiving core is much better than the barrel of shit you just listed there. Instead of Allison, you should have been smarter and try and pick up Calvin Ridley or Tyler Boyd — actual worthy starts. However, I won’t continue to rail on you for the duration of this post.Out of everyone in this group, Stills is the one with any serious upside. He’s the number one receiver in Miami and gets plenty of love. He’s just notoriously inconsistent. Mike Williams isn’t a terrible stash, but Rivers loves Allen and Gordon a little too much for him to really get you a ton of points.This leaves us Marquise Goodwin and Chris Godwin, the worst of the fantasy players here. Goodwin hasn’t broken 30 yards this year. 30 yards. This was also while Jimmy G was leading the show, not C.J. Beathard. The only player worth owning in this motley crew is Matt Brieda. Do yourself the favor and drop this dead weight.Godwin is actually pretty talented and good be a pretty good option down the line. However, when the offense sucks like it did last week, his performance really suffered. It looks like Fitzmagic ran it’s course and that was the only time Godwin was raking in points. Unless things change, you can do better than Godwin.Keep Stills and watchlist Williams and Godwin, as better days could be ahead in Tampa. Just banish Goodwin to the pit of misery. Things won’t look good there this year.
Tom Brady or Matt Ryan in fantasy football?
You definitely want to go with Tom Brady. He's trailing Matt Ryan statistically at the moment but that will change. New England has one of the easiest schedules in the NFL, while Atlanta's will be considerably tougher. As for the two trades you're contemplating, the choice is obvious: take deal #1 -- immediately! It's a total win-win proposition for your team. You resolve your embarrassment of riches situation at QB and in the process add a more than capable back-up in Matt Schaub. Better still, Calvin Johnson is a major upgrade over Hakeem Nicks and the Seattle defense is infinitely more productive in terms of fantasy points than the aging and overrated Pittsburgh unit. Pull the trigger on this deal ASAP and you're good to go. I like your WR corps with the exception of Eric Decker. You might want to move him if you can put together a deal or you can keep a close eye on free agents for a replacement. Jerome Simpson is coming back from his 3-game suspension with Minnesota. Not sure if you remember him from last season in Cincinnati but he had a breakout year and could easily be the Vikings' #1 option, ahead of Percy Harvin. He's at least going to be #2 and I'll bet he gets more points than Decker. Good luck!