Fantasy Football Help........????

Question

Yeah yeah. I know. You all hate the "Rate my team" stuff, but football is not my best fantasy sport, and any little bits of help are appreciated.

So, without further adue, please rate my team and suggest any ways I can improve. (This is a 10 team Yahoo public league, standard scoring)

QB: M. Hasselbeck

RB: B. Westbrook

RB: W. McGahee

WR: T. Owens

WR: W. Welker

WR: A. Boldin

TE: D. Clark

K: N. Rackers

DEF: Indianapolis

BN: J. Stewart (CAR)

BN: A. Gonzalez (IND)

BN: K. Smith (DET)

BN: D. Garrard (JAX)

BN: D. Mason (BAL)

BN: J. Fargas (OAK)

All help is appreciated. 11+ points to best answer.

Answer 1

Not my best sport either but I really like your team. A few things that worry me are the WR situation in Seattle. Who will Hasselbeck throw to? I am not a big fan of Willis McGahee and as said above, he MIGHT miss a game or two but hes great as a #2 back and your depth at RB is a plus. I really like Garrard this year. I think he might be your best starting option but its too early to tell. I also like the Rackers pick. He is only a few years removed from one of the best seasons by a kicker but all are inconsistant so if he doesnt work out for you, theres always someone on the waiver wire.

9/10

Answer 2

I'd say your only weaknesses are McGahee and Rackers, alot of fantasy experts are looking down at McGahee this year, even Yahoo Sports. But Kevin Smith could be a rookie stud, but I think you could definitely get a better kicker.

Overall I'd say 8/10

Answer 3

willis mcgahee is going to miss the first few games of the season, so you need a guy to back him up. jonathan stewart or fargas might be capable fill-ins until he comes back. if i were you, i would go out and get ray rice. he was great in college, and he's likely to get the touches when willis is out. other than that, the team looks solid. a playoff bound team if the starters do their thing. you can't go wrong with westbrook although he's injury prone. terrell owens and boldin are very consistent. welker will be fine because brady will have a good season but not like 2007. gonzalez is a good backup because marvin harrison is getting old and peyton needs a new target. matt hasselbeck is an underrated quarterback, he produces the numbers, and leads his team to win the division every year. the defense, kicker, and tight end are solid. i would go for better RB depth, but other than that, if you have no big injuries and the starters produce their expected stats, then you're playoff bound.

Answer 4

Good team, you should have luck with this team. Clark is gonna be a top 3 TE, good depth...

Answer 5

Hey dude...

Your team is quite solid, and I share Packerfan's concerns about Hasselbeck.  He's got garbage to throw to at WR, but maybe Julius Jones can help some.  Garrard is a great situational backup though...

Top to bottom that's a strong team with one exception.  You need Ray Rice.  McGahee is recovering from surgery, and that could be a season-long plague for you.  Get Rice now.

That was a very strong draft...