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Brees and Colston have led me to my league's #1 seed, a playoff bye, and the Total Points championship. And while simultaneously thanking them for those feats, I'm also telling them to take a seat on my bench.
That's right, I'm benching them.
Why? Well, it's really only a hunch. But there is some historical reference here: just about every year, there is a QB who comes out of nowhere to put up huge fantasy points. And usually that QB brings a WR along with him. Some specific examples include Culpepper/Moss in 2000, Vick in 2002, and Volek/Bennett in 2004. But guess what? All 3 of those QBs bombed in the playoffs -- likely costing their owners fantasy championships!
I'm not going to let that happen to me. Brees has been playing above his head, and it's time to come down. And he's taking Colston down with him. (Plus, I don't believe Colston is fully healed from his injury). Well, I'm not going to let Brees bring me down too.
I'm replacing Colston with Jerricho Cotchery.
And I'm replacing Brees with Steve McNair. McNair hasn't exactly been a stud, but at least I can count on him to give me some consistent points.
Calling the shots: Brees -- 165/0/2. Colston -- 3/35/0
There you go. Flame away. But don't cry "fishing" because it's the truth. Bump this baby on Monday!
That's right, I'm benching them.
Why? Well, it's really only a hunch. But there is some historical reference here: just about every year, there is a QB who comes out of nowhere to put up huge fantasy points. And usually that QB brings a WR along with him. Some specific examples include Culpepper/Moss in 2000, Vick in 2002, and Volek/Bennett in 2004. But guess what? All 3 of those QBs bombed in the playoffs -- likely costing their owners fantasy championships!
I'm not going to let that happen to me. Brees has been playing above his head, and it's time to come down. And he's taking Colston down with him. (Plus, I don't believe Colston is fully healed from his injury). Well, I'm not going to let Brees bring me down too.
I'm replacing Colston with Jerricho Cotchery.
And I'm replacing Brees with Steve McNair. McNair hasn't exactly been a stud, but at least I can count on him to give me some consistent points.
Calling the shots: Brees -- 165/0/2. Colston -- 3/35/0
There you go. Flame away. But don't cry "fishing" because it's the truth. Bump this baby on Monday!