Does my team have a shot at winning the league in fantasy football?

Question

QB: tony Romo(dallas)

wr: andre johnson(houston)

wr:dwayne bowe(kansas city)

wr:santana moss(washington)

rb: ladanian tomlinsin(san diego)

rb: julius jones(seattle)

te: dallas clark(indianapolis)

k: phil dawson(cleveland)

defense:minnesota

bench:

darren mcfadden(oakland)

vince young(tennesee)

justin gage(tennesee)

randy mcmichael(st. louis)

jeff reed(pittsburgh

tennesee

Answer 1

Your team  looks strong except for backup RB ( I'm not sold on Julius jones).  A Johnson needs to stay healthy. S Moss will be productive in the Skins new offense. McFadden needs to produce for you . Romo needs TO to stay healthy or his #s will drop big time off last year. .

Answer 2

I like the trio of Romo, LT, and Andre Johnson but after that no1 really seems to pop out at me...Bowe, Moss, and Julius Jones could be hit or miss guys.  You didn't need to take a backup K and DEF so I'd drop either Jeff Reed or Tennessee and pickup the best RB on waivers.  Right now, I'd say ur a playoff team but not quite a championship team but I believe if you made a few changes, you have a good shot.  Best of luck to you!  Look at my team on my profile.

Answer 3

QB - Romo is definately a fantasy beast. Vince Young is not very good as far as fantasy goes. He doesn't get the passing yards you need or the TDs. I would dump him, or trade him to someone that thinks he's good.

WR - A. Johnson is great, but injury prone. If he stays healthy, he will dominate.

I like Bowe, I think who ever is QB for the Chiefs will be throwing to him a ton. Watch for him to break out this season.

Moss has been a disappointment in Washington as far as fantasy value goes. 800 yds and 3 TDs last season. That won't get it done.

Gage had his best season in his 5th year last year, but that was only 750 yds. He is a gamble to do much this year. Especially since his QB would rather take off running than pass the ball.

RB - LT needs no analizing, he is the best.

I think Julious Jones will do well in Seattle. He finally has the chance to be a true starter that Dallas wouldn't give him. Look for him to flouish.

McFadden is a gamble. I myself never have rookies on my teams, they just are to risky.

Yes, I remember Adrian Peterson, but rookies like him are very rare.

McFadden gets way too many props for a guy that never has played a down in the NFL.

TE - you have 2 decent ones. But there isn't much difference between most of the TEs.

Minnesota's defense is going to dominate, very good pick.

Tennessee is very average though, so watch for match up situations before you play them.

I guess to be honest with you, there are a lot more powerful fantasy players out there than what you have, so I don't really see you doing better than .500 this season.

Watch for break out players and wheel and deal as best you can.