Week 9 NFL Fantasy Lessons Learned: Who To Add and Who To Drop

November 10, 2010   ·   Sarah Bojarski   ·   Jump to comments

I’ve learned that the San Diego Chargers will baffle me week after week.
At the beginning of the season it was the role of Mike Tolbert that was confusing because Ryan Matthews was supposed to be their every-down back. Then Matthews got hurt and muddled the situation even more. In Week 8, Darren Sproles got into the mix, but if you made the mistake I did and started him in Week 9, he rewarded you with less than one-and-a-half fantasy points—even after Matthews left the game.
Even worse, if you used a little Fantasy logic, you assumed Philip Rivers was going to throw the ball against the 32nd-ranked Houston pass defense. Once you found out Antonio Gates was out, you figured that his main target would be Patrick Crayton, and you gleefully inserted him into the flex position in your line up, removing DeSean Jackson.
And then you watched as some guy off the practice squad racked up 111 yards and two touchdowns.
Future thoughts: Leave Ajirotutu on the waiver ...

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