He’s a picture-perfect backup to Brian Westbrook. 'Shady' McCoy proved to be durable and versatile in his college career, and he could be a nice complement to Westbrook. Of course, I was also envisioning 2-3 starts in Westbrook’s absence.
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I’ve got the four stud receivers, but I need to add a fifth competent player at the position. I expect all four of the big guns at wide receiver to have plenty of big games (there’s a “flex” position in this league, so all four can play), but they’ll all have byes and off games, so there will be room for Muhammad to contribute any time he comes up with a serviceable game. According to my stat projections, Muhammad will be more productive 
than any running backs or tight ends that are left — remember, point per reception in this league. Muhammad caught 65 passes for 923 yards and 5 TDs last year, and I figure he’ll finish in that range again. He’s old — 36 — but Carolina more than any other team runs its passing game through its starting wide receivers. They 
don’t throw to their backs, they don’t throw to their tight ends, and they rarely use their No. 3 receiver.
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12.04

Note: Effective today, John Georgopoulos has agreed to adopt this team.

Stepping into this situation, I can see that the Sports Grumblings' BDDM was not employed... which means 
this team is officially a crapshoot! Adjusting on the fly, I'll attempt to pick up big-play potential in lieu of competent receivers, of which this team has none. Thus... Ricky Williams. He's not the 'starter", but in a best-ball format he certainly has the ability and opportunity to put up 3-4 massive games this season.
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12.06

Domenik Hixon filled in admirably for Plaxico Burress whenever he was suspended last season.  He has 
good size and is a shifty runner that can add yards after the catch.  Eli Manning's options are limited at WR 
and the Giants have stated that Hixon will be a starting WR this season for their team.  Hixon could take the 
job and run with it, he has the ability to be explosive and he certainly has the opportunity.  When on the field 
last year, Eli Manning used him plenty and I expect them to pick up right where they left off.  There is 
downside here too of course, Hixon drops a few balls and his world changes.
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