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Week Six: Who To Start and Who To Sit
Before I get to my Week Six selections, let’s check last week’s picks for accuracy.
Good Starts from Week Five
Ahmad Bradshaw, RB (NYG): Bradshaw went off, scoring two touchdowns on 110 yards rushing. He also added one reception for 55 yards.
Rashard Mendenhall, RB (PIT): Mendenhall had his second straight good game filling in for the injured Willie Parker, rushing for 74 yards and scoring a touchdown.
Donovan McNabb, QB (PHI): In his first game back form injury, McNabb passed for 264 yards and recorded three touchdowns.
Matt Ryan, QB (ATL): Ryan passed for two touchdowns and ran for another in a win over the 49ers last week.
Austin Collie, WR (IND): Collie went for two touchdowns on 97 receiving yards for the Colts last week.
Bad Starts from Week Five
Jerome Harrison, RB (CLE): Jamal Lewis played, so Harrison didn’t get much playing time.
David Garrard, QB (JAC): Garrard was a major disappointment in Week Five, scoring no touchdowns and losing two fumbles.
Good Sits from Week Five
Calvin Johnson, WR (DET): He played, but only recorded one reception before leaving the game early due to injury.
49ers, Defense/Special Teams: The Falcons exploited them last week, giving up 45 points on 477 total yards of offense.
Santana Moss, WR (WAS): Moss couldn’t get it done two weeks in a row, bringing in only four catches for 44 yards.
Bad Sits from Week Five
Nate Burleson, WR (SEA): Burleson had a day, scoring twice on 98 receiving yards.
Owen Daniels, TE (HOU): He didn’t score a touchdown, but he did catch eight passes for 94 yards.
Here is my Week Six list of who to start and who to sit:
Houston Texans at Cincinnati Bengals
Start: Chad Ochocinco, WR (CIN)
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