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Originally Posted by gruntbygod
Good point. After C. Johnson I have Matt Jone's, and Mark Clayton, both are about the same price, who should I stick with?
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the both have pluses and minuses, jones is still pretty young, but showed flashes of being a solid player and clayton who is young also finally has a QB that can throw him the ball. Leftwich has some injury issues and if he goes down garrard is a runner, not a passer, so that would hurt his value and it also seems like wilford is the guy for the TD's, for now at least. In regards to clayton, you know that mcnair has a rapport with mason from their tennesee days, so how much that affects claytons numbers really depends on baltimore's run game and whether or not the raven's are losing or winning late in games. if they are winning, clayton's numbers will suffer as baltimore will pound the rock more and obviously if they are losing the 4th quarter will almost exclusively be passing.
I would say they are both about equal right now. What I would do is see if you have anybody in your league that would take an offer of one of those guys with ronnie brown for a higher tier WR, and if the best offer you get involves jones, take it, or if the best offer you get involves clayton take that one. seems like the most plausible strategy. either way you upgrade one the WR positions which makes whoever you keep out of the two a bonus anyway.
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