Anybody who's still alive in the playoffs and in need of some help at RB could get an unexpected boost from two stars who've been on the shelf.
• Sounds like there’s a chance Larry Johnson (foot) is practicing and could return to the field against the Detroit Lions, according to the Topeka Capital-Journal. Maybe it’s just wishful thinking, but a relatively healthy LJ would have more upside than fringe guys like Ladell Betts or Julius Jones. There’s a good chance some frustrated owner cut him, too, if your league allowed it, so see if you can pick him up.
• There’s a possibility Reggie Bush (knee) could be back in action too this week against the Philadelphia Eagles, the AP reports. ESPN said Bush was going to be out for the year a couple weeks ago, but by now you hopefully know to take anything they say with a grain of salt. Anyway, if Bush can go Sunday he wouldn’t be a bad flex play. If not, RB Aaron Stecker (195 rushing yards, two TDs in his past two games) and WR David Patten (193 receiving yards, two TDs in his past two games) should continue to benefit from Bush’s absence.
Thursday, December 20, 2007
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