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January 6, 2009

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Fantasy football, week 11

Well, it looks like I struggled with last week’s picks as Greg Camarillo had four catches and Willis McGahee busted out from his slump. Oh well, I went 1-1, so I’m back at it again.

*A quick shout-out to my boy Drew, who commented on my blog last week. Sorry the guys I picked didn’t do as well as I thought, but we’ll try to give it another shot.

Two to start
Marques Colston — He came back with a vengeance last week, catching seven balls for 140 yards. Although he didn’t catch a touchdown, if Drew Brees is looking at him that often, it’s safe to say Colston is back and among the league’s elite.

Steve Slaton — Don’t be fooled by his seven yards rushing against Baltimore. The kid’s a player and he’ll more than bounce back against a weak Indy defense.

Two to sit
Brandon Jacobs — The Ravens shut down Slaton last week, and even though Jacobs is a more powerful back, his fate will be similar.

Joe Flacco — We’ll stick to the same game for our “two to sit” category. Flacco’s done tremendous as a rookie quarterback, but New York’s defensive front is a whole different story.

Decisions, decisions
Tony Romo — I don’t have him, but if I did I’d err on the side of caution — if you have a reliable backup. Washington’s defense is tough and allow Romo to take some hits on your bench before coming back next week with a torching against San Francisco.

Fantasy Player of the Week
Frank Gore — Back-to-back weeks to go with a running back, but when the matchup (St. Louis) is this weak, you have to love the fact he’s on your team.

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