Posted on Wednesday, 9th September 2009 by Patrick Cobb
Tom Brady versus the Bills. Brady returns to the football scene to play the Buffalo Bills on Monday Night. And while the Bills maintain a quite solid jovial defense, in the end, it will not make a difference.
Brady will come out slinging and simply eclipse the three hundred yard plateau with a minimum of three touchdowns. The Brady to Moss show will be in full effect under the smart lights and he sits atop this week’s quarterback |fantasy ranks.
Drew Brees vs. Detroit. during his time in Tennessee, Jim Schwartz worked wonders for the franchise’s defense; Unfortunately, he wasn’t able to transport his players with him to the Lions since while they will be improved, they’ll be no competition for Brees and the team’s explosive offense. Expect Brees to pick this secondary to pieces and to effortlessly eclipse the 300-yard level with 3 touchdowns.
Phillip Rivers versus Oakland Raiders. The Raiders secondary is in fact one of their strong points, but big time CB, Nnamdi Asomugha, is out with an injury however he proclaims he will heal in time for week 1.
In any case, the Chargers are a franchise that’s based around the passing game and look for Rivers to exploit his WRs and TE, in addition to Sproles on dumps in the backfield, to break 250 yards with a minimum of three TDs.
Carson Palmer against Denver. Nothing has taken place during the off-season to suggest the Broncos will be at all better on defense in ‘09. Nonetheless, the Bengals have a nice offense and presently have Carson Palmer playing once again, who sat out most of the 2008 year with an injury.
The acquisition of Laveranues Coles gives the team a talented trio of WRs, and Chad Ochocinco is encouraged once for a second time. Look for a big day out of Palmer with 250 yards and two to three TDs.
Joe Flacco vs Kansas City Chiefs. While Baltimore’s anticipated to be a bit more of a rush offense this year, the Chiefs are weak as far as defense goes. And Flacco will have many chances to attack through the air and find his TE and receivers in favorable match-ups. A great fantasy sleeper if your regular starter has a poor matchup.
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