Bea Arthurs Crank

Everyone was pretty happy last season when Lee was benched. Everyone complained we were taking unneccessary chances on offense and it was causing LSU to lose games. Congrats. You successfully turned Les into a eunich. We now have what everyone wanted last season. An offense that plays scared and never takes chances.

Getting concussions. Afraid of flying.

You see. You see. He's not a machine. He's a man.

Kiffen may quit at halftime.

Um, who is playing LT now that Florida lost their best offensive lineman for the season?

if you have an Arkansas or Cowboys homers, you could try the same thing with Felix Jones.

You could also pick some of the more well known players on the list, then try to trade them with a weak link in your league for another two players in a two players for one deal. I am not sure what level of sophistication you possess in these type of matters, but you could probably pick up and then trade Bush rather easily to a Saints homer.

The Electric Rebel,
You have posed an interesting question that can most efficiently be answered using the following tier of fantasy football evaluation criteria:
1) Who is going to get the most snaps?
2) Who is in an offense that can be most productive?
3) Who has the potential to score the most TDs?
4) Who has the most potential of staying healthy?
5) Who is in the same division and may potentially share a bye week?
6) Who may or may not be completely disgruntled at this point of the season?
7) Does my league count special team points, and if so which one of these players could potentially pop a long TD on a return?


Based on the criteria meticulously outlined above I would have to say the following grouping is what I would select.

1) Felix Jones
2) Reggie Bush
3) Darren McFadden