Desean or Colston
Desean or Colston
keeper, who is better
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kris_kapsner
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I personally prefer WRs with Colston's skill set. I'm just not a fan of the shorter WRs. Just something about them doesn't appeal to me as much over the long run.
But, DeSean may very well out score Colston many of the years going forward. Hard to say.
But, DeSean may very well out score Colston many of the years going forward. Hard to say.
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D: Vikings
Start: QB, 2-4WR, 2-3RB, 1-2TE, K, D
QB: Russell Wilson, Zach Wilson
RB: Barkley, Mixon, Chubb, Hunt, G. Bernard
WR: Adams, Metcalf, Callaway, Shepard, Watkins, Fuller, T. Williams, Proche
TE: Kelce, Pitts, Njoku, Seals-Jones
K: Gay
D: Vikings
What he said but it is close. Maybe only one player separating them.dlf_stevea wrote:Colston.
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Hmmm, very interesting. I love Colston and finally traded for him before the play-offs (and he helped e win 
), but his production seems to be down game to game because of the many other targets on the Saints. Meacham has been a monster this season.
I would've thought that Jackson had passed him in everyone's mind. I was going to maybe trade him, but with everyone thinking this way, i may just keep him.
), but his production seems to be down game to game because of the many other targets on the Saints. Meacham has been a monster this season.I would've thought that Jackson had passed him in everyone's mind. I was going to maybe trade him, but with everyone thinking this way, i may just keep him.
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Then Jackson should not be your target...Steelersfan wrote:Dynasty wrote:reason i asked was because i was browsing yahoo's 2010 mock draft and they actually had desean going round 1.....colston is just too inconsistant for me which is why im lookin to see who to trade for
Exactly. Jackson's production could start get cut into by Maclin and even Avant...
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I'm going out on a limb and saying Jackson here, just have a feeling.............. 
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I like DeSean Jackson. He reminds me of a younger Carolina Steve Smith. He is a legit big play threat whenever he touches the ball. My league is a return yards league so he is more valuable, but either way this kid finds a way to keep on making the plays. Colston on the other hand is in what I call a WRBC ( wide reciever by commitie) in N.O.
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