Roethlisberger at Cleveland or Brees at Washington? Someone else at QB?
Salary cap league. The only QBs I can't afford are P. Manning and Romo.
The Steelers usually do well against Cleveland. But, Big Ben is a bit banged up (sore shoulder and hyperextended knee last week).
Brees had a great game and is now facing a poor Redskins team, but without Colston (I did pick up Bush and Shockey).
I'm not sold on McNabb just yet, especially in Dallas. But, I'll listen to a compelling argument.
Any other ideas?
Anonymous2008-09-10T16:22:27Z
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The Redskins have a very good defense. The Giants went down the field on them the first couple drives of the game, but then the Skins D tightened up. For a road defense to start out that lousy looking then settle down is extremely common in the NFL. The Cowboys on the other hand, hate to say it, were pushing the Browns around all day like they were children. Take into consideration Brees won't have Colston and the Redskins always defensed Shockey well in NY, and I wouldn't like Brees in this one. Roethlisberger is a no brainer here.
the genuine question is who's the extra suited head coach Sean Peyton or invoice Cowher. The gadget made the QBs winners no longer their "organic" skills. Ben gained by way of fact they ran the ball with Jerome Bettis to setup the pass and their dominating protection. Brees gained by way of gimmickry passing schemes and using the working back as a receiver and of direction having a snatch kicker. the only explanation why the Steelers don't have extra rings replaced into by way of actuality of the Madden Curse of having Troy Palalalamamamamamamu on the conceal.