Saturday
Edition
November
9th, 2013
David's Daily Digest
WEEK 10: Saturday Night Special
There’s nothing special about having a fantasy player in your line up that produces
little or nothing, but it’s always good when they are left on your bench.
A couple
of not-so-special players that owners may want to avoid on Sunday (Week 10);
with quarterback Seneca Wallace
taking over duties for the Packers, wide receiver Jarrett Boykin could be a tough play. Boykin only saw one target
last week as the Pack relied heavily on the ground game; something that may be
repeated on Sunday agains the Eagles.
Another
play that could be trouble for owners is tight end Jared Cook who faces Indianapolis on Sunday. The Rams big receiving
tight end reached the end zone for only the second time this seasoon last week
against the Titans and has not exceeded more than 50 yards receiving since week
one. The Colts do a very good job of locking down opposing tight ends, so it
could be a rough go for Cook.
The
Cardinals will be starting running back Rashard
Mendenhall this week, but he hasn’t played since
week 7. Fantasy owners should not expect
much from Mendenhall facing the Texans on Sunday. In seven games he has only
topped 60 yards rushing twice, with a season high of 66 back in week 2. He has
only carried the ball more than 15 times in a game, three times this season. He’ll see some work this week, but owners should not bank on big numbers from
Mendenhall.
This is my
take for Week 10.
~David
Ortega
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