Week 8 Start/Sit Part 1: QBs
Week 8 Start/Sit Part 2: RBs
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Start 'Em
Demaryius Thomas (vs. Lions)- with Brandon Lloyd in St. Louis, Thomas and not Eric Decker was Tebow's favorite target in Week 7. It is still too early to predict how Denver's receiving corps is going to shake out, but after one week, Thomas appears to be in the lead if he can stay healthy.
Brandon Marshall (at Giants)- Marshall has been targeted 22 times in the past 2 weeks going against 2 of the top shutdown corners in the NFL in Darrelle Revis and Champ Bailey. There is no reason why he should see less balls his way in an easier matchup.
Antonio Brown (vs. Patriots)- Hines Ward is probably out and Brown should be able to take advantage of this great matchup against a leaky New England secondary.
Sit 'Em
Start 'Em
Demaryius Thomas (vs. Lions)- with Brandon Lloyd in St. Louis, Thomas and not Eric Decker was Tebow's favorite target in Week 7. It is still too early to predict how Denver's receiving corps is going to shake out, but after one week, Thomas appears to be in the lead if he can stay healthy.
Brandon Marshall (at Giants)- Marshall has been targeted 22 times in the past 2 weeks going against 2 of the top shutdown corners in the NFL in Darrelle Revis and Champ Bailey. There is no reason why he should see less balls his way in an easier matchup.
Antonio Brown (vs. Patriots)- Hines Ward is probably out and Brown should be able to take advantage of this great matchup against a leaky New England secondary.
Sit 'Em
Sidney Rice (vs. Bengals)- Rice is a member of one of the worst offenses in the league and will be going against the second ranked defense, is there anymore that needs to be said?
Michael Crabtree (vs. Browns)- Crabtree had his best game of the season in Week 6 against the Lions, but he will be facing Joe Haden who is quickly cementing himself as one of the elite corners in the NFL.
Percy Harvin (at Panthers)- Harvin has been playing with injured ribs and will be in a road game with a rookie quarterback against a bad Carolina run defense, he should be parked in your bench.
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