Need help with my QB decision...

[royhitshard]

Here is my problem...I have Tom Brady and Tony Romo as my QB's...the question is who do I play this week. Brady against the beagles or Romo against the Jets. Now before you show your bias and say Romo, I have only played Romo twice this year. The first time was against Buffalo...we know that game went for him. The other was the Patriots bye week. SO, who do you think I should play. I am all ears..

[Yeagermeister]

Here is my problem...I have Tom Brady and Tony Romo as my QB's...the question is who do I play this week. Brady against the beagles or Romo against the Jets. Now before you show your bias and say Romo, I have only played Romo twice this year. The first time was against Buffalo...we know that game went for him. The other was the Patriots bye week. SO, who do you think I should play. I am all ears..

Brady

[royhitshard]

Brady

Thank you. I have been leaning that way, but it is becoming very hard not to pull the trigger on Romo. Must control my emotions. :o:

[Yeagermeister]

Thank you. I have been leaning that way, but it is becoming very hard not to pull the trigger on Romo. Must control my emotions. :o:

Right now there is no one I'd sit Brady for.

[StanleySpadowski]

Brady's a no brainer but what is Romo doing on your bench?

Unless you're stacked at every position and by stacked I mean a top 5 producer, you need to trade Romo immediately if your league's trade deadline hasn't passed.

The only possible argument that can be made is it keeps him out of someone else's lineup but still, improve your team, not what others can put in the lineup.

[ZeroClub]

I'd think long and hard about trying to trade one of them.

You should be able to get great value and strengthen your team. Maybe you can trade one of the two to a weaker team who you are unlikely to face later on in the season.

So, which one should you trade?

It depends on what you can get for them.


If you aren't trading, I'd play Brady over Romo this week (and probably most weeks).

[royhitshard]

Brady's a no brainer but what is Romo doing on your bench?

Unless you're stacked at every position and by stacked I mean a top 5 producer, you need to trade Romo immediately if your league's trade deadline hasn't passed.

The only possible argument that can be made is it keeps him out of someone else's lineup but still, improve your team, not what others can put in the lineup.

Maybe this is dumb thinking, but I have planned on keeping both. Obviously Brady is playing out of his mind. We have an auction type draft, and I will not want to franchise Brady for what he would cost. On the other hand, I can franchise Romo for about $4 out of $100 to spend. Therefore, I don't want to trade him. As for trading Brady, as good as they are playing, I just cannot do it.

I appreciate all the advice and you have all talked me off the Romo ledge. I was close.