Yes. Example: Cowboys defense is shutting down the lions, has them at 3 points. Romo throws 2 straight pick-6's. They have now given up 17 points but technically the defense only gave up 3. It's still hard to really "fix" this because any turnover by your fantasy defense's offense is still going to put them at different degrees of disadvantage that isn't really their fault.
Pretty sure an opposing ST return would count against, cuz its D/ST after all. Like I said, I have the Packers so idk how that is hehe
also i think Cail has the teriminologies mixed up
ref: http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/spo...tball-157.html
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Yeah, the shit that really sucks is when your d's offense gives up an int return to the 1 or whatever.
Gates (GB) or Tony G (@IND)
I'm starting Gates for the rest of the season barring injury. He's clearly River's #1 read on every single pass play. Even when double teamed the entire Chiefs game, River still tried to force it in there. That pass interference call was bullshit but Gates is the #1 red zone target as well.
Gates.
Murray (Sea) or Blount (NO). If Felix Jones is back I'm definitely gonna go with Blount.
I have a trade offer to start next week getting Vick and giving Forte, we both need those players this week due to byes
My team:
Flacco and Sanchez
LeSean McCoy and MJD
The thing is it's a 2 WR 2 RB 1 TE 1 W/R/T with
Colston, Desean Jackson, Gates, Aaron Hernandez
With this trade I'll probably play 2 TEs every week, but I'm ok with that I think
i only asked cuz atlanta is playing the lolcolts, though the gb-sd game could turn into a shootout quickly
According to Football Outsiders GB's D-Line is 27th in the league in pass protection, though Indy's is 22nd so take it for what you will
And if you wanna use more traditional stats I think passing yards against GB is pretty high, though I think that's more because they have a team designed to outscore anybody and so many other teams are working from deficits against them
Considering benching Gates for matchups is trying way too hard, getting too cute, whatever you want to call it.
Injury is the only reason to sit Gates.
yeah passing has been easier on gb because of injuries. tramon williams hasn't been healthy all year, though the bye could have helped him a lot. that said...
play your stars. the matchup game is for mediocre players, or those who get abused by it (vincent jackson comes to mind). gates also happens to be someone who plays absurdly well regardless of matchup, best TE who does iirc
looks like bradshaw has a broken foot, out indefinitely.
maybe brandon jacobs worth picking up if you need a rb, or if you wanna block out bradshaw owners