Week 1 reciever and qb? and do better than "but he's so awesome"?

Question

i play a 2 qb 2 wr 1 te/wr system.

my qbs are; mcnabb, schaub (texans), chad pennington, kurt warner

recievers are; houshmandzadeh, roy williams, santana moss, anthony gonzalez, ted ginn jr, and joshua cribs.

i know the housh is an obvious yes, how ever who do you think has the best match ups? holla back at me, i can point out some favorables for you.

Answer 1

this answer is pretty simple...play all the players you drafted 1st. Mcnabb Schaub, Whosyourmama, Roy, and Moss. If any QB or WR proves better  than the other start him instead of the other guy. Wait and see if Cribbs is more than a return guy and if Anthony Gonzalez establishes a rhythm with Peyton.  

Answer 2

McNabb and Schaub at QB because Warner isn't starting and Chad Pennington is now a Miami Dolphin.  He won't have a solid line of receivers.

I'd say start Housh, Santana Moss, and Roy Williams.

Williams = a good match-up against Atlanta.

Housh = probably you're best WR in the core.

Moss = has to really step up against defending SB champs (NYG)

Answer 3

First off, always start your studs, even if they are gonna be matched against 12ft spacemen from an unknown galaxy.  With that being said...

QB's McNabb is a stud.  Play him anytime he's healthy.  Schaub has tremendous upside.  Pennington, though he's a gamer, his arm is shot.  Kurt Warner is good for a couple of spectacular games and nothing more.  Cut/trade Pennington, keep Warner(if you have roster space) and trade him if he has those two spectacular games out the shoot.

WR's Housh and Williams are studs. Moss is a 1 on his team.  They should get priority over the others if not injured or in bye weeks.  A-Gon is a solid 3 and can help.  Ted Ginn is a great deep threat, but may not have a QB to throw deep to him.  Cribbs looks like he will be a 3 on a team that threw the ball a lot last year, so I like him more than I like TG jr.