Out of these 4 WR which 2 should I start in week 9?
Can't go wrong with any of them actually, but I would probably start Lee Evans & Reggie Wayne. Santana Moss had a great game and is having a very good year but the reoccurring hamstring that sidelines him every year is popping its head up. It may be nothing but why chance it. Laveranues Coles is also being slightly bothered by a thigh problem.
Who are your picks for Week 2?
Give a score for each game if you'd like. Just a winner is fine. CHI-CAR: Chicago 20-17 TEN-CIN: Tennessee 24-17 GB-DET: Green Bay 31-16 BUF-JAC: Buffalo 28-27 OAK-KC: Kansas City 17-9 IND-MIN: Indy 28-3 NYG-STL: NY Giants 31-13 NO-WAS: New Orleans 28-25 SF-SEA: San Francisco 21-14 ATL-TB: Atlanta 24-19 MIA-ARI: Arizona 42-17 SD-DEN: San Diego 31-28 BAL-HOU: Baltimore 17-16 NE-NYJ: New England 24-21 PIT-CLE: Cleveland 35-28 PHI-DAL: Dallas 28-27 My season record: 9-7
Which Defense to start week 1?
Minnesota...Atlanta has like NO1 besides crumpler
Describe Hopewell, NY.?
It's kind of out in the middle of nowhere. It's really nothing like Orlando. For fun things to do, you'd likely have to make your way to Rochester. There's also Seneca Lake and Cayuga Lake nearby.
What are your takeaways from week 1 of the NFL season so far?
1 - Patriots solid and the claims of off-season strife were a fiction of the media.2 - NY Jets better than we may have expected.3 - Bills in serious trouble.4 - Dolphins becoming competitive again.5 - Ravens the big story of the AFC North.6 - Steelers in trouble after off-season of finger-pointing and Roethlisberger not improving.7 - Browns definitely better than last year.8 - Bengals ALSO better than expected.9 - Jaguars benefitted from overrated NY Giants team; Jags good but not great.10 - Colts and Titans competitive despite tough losses.11 - Texans not the same; Deshaun Watson not the same player right now.12 - Chiefs and Broncos very solid.13 - Chargers still tough.14 - Raiders look to be in trouble.15 - Eagles off to slow start and may not be as good as advertised.16 - Giants, Cowboys, and Redskins look weak.17 - Big takeaway for Packers is Aaron Rodgers forced to play Bradyball - quick outs, short passes - due to his leg injury, an injury that may hobble him.18 - Bears bad start and uncertain they have what it takes to rebound.19 - Lions in serious trouble with poor showing by Matthew Stafford and reported player pushback against new coach Matt Patricia20 - Vikings the division favorite.21 - Falcons in trouble with uninspiring performance by Matt Ryan.22 - Panthers respectable start.23 - Saints no better than last year.24 - Buccaneers may be the upset champs of the season.25 - Rams division favorite.26 - 49ers now seeing Garoppolo weaknesses now that opponents have video on him; rebound vital to regain momentum.27 - Seahawks competitive but no longer as good as advertised.28 - Steelers players speaking against LeVeon Bell a good sign - being a good teammate includes public criticism of a teammate who is wrong, plus rank-and-file should oppose grossly inflated contracts to the likes of Stafford, Ryan, Rodgers, etc. - Ryan and Stafford played like quarterbacks becoming lazy with guaranteed money and such contracts mean less for other players given need to control spending.