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To: Thomas J. Graf who wrote (182)	11/5/1999 5:30:00 AM
From: SnowShredder	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 271

Hi Thomas, I'd look at trading 2 or 3 of them for a stud RB/QB or even a single stud WR. I prefer having great starters and sacrificing a little depth I agree, currently I'm looking for another stud WR and maybe trading a RB/WR, @ QB I think Manning is a solid producer...I'm also trying to trade for Bledsoe. I'm also think Taylor & Levens will be good workhorses with Williams in reserve, although I wouldn't mind Davis or Faulk, but I think I would have to give up the farm for either of them. @ PK I think I'm set with Mare and his 3+ FG/game average. @ DEF I'm thinking I could go up from TB, but I think they're solid, even though they don't have many Def scores. I would start Harrison, Connell, and Ismail. Thanks...great minds think alike...that is who I was thinking about : ) Brad Johnson and Kordell Stewart at QB. I would have to start the stud Johnson, just because Kordell hasn't been consistent each week. Although if Kordell is going to have a break out game it could be this week since he is coming off a bye, and that the Niners are starting a rookie CB...so they can definitely get torched. Another reason why I say start Johnson, is that week 1 of this season, I was matched up vs the guy who is in 3rd place...and for RB I started Levens and Williams. I went for the homerun with Williams (unproven with lots of potential...not 100%, risk) instead of the consistent pounder Martin. Which was a huge mistake, because Williams left with an injury, and Martin had a decent(non spectacular) game. Well the bottom line is I lost the matchup by 1pt...if I would of started Martin, and went for the single instead of the homerun, I would of won & would be tied for 1st place in my league instead of sitting 1 game back in second. Best of Luck, Where'd He Go?