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Fred Taylor, NE
 17  | Avoiding the New England backfield entirely might make your life a little easier this fantasy season. | |
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 fantasyfool (1540)907 days ago | reply | |
2 | I definitely agree with skipping this backfield. I'm always tempted to snag Taylor at the end of a draft, but I know it's just not worth the risk. With Belichick so secretive, there's no way to know who to start in a given week. | |
 bernie_kosar (466)907 days ago | reply | |
10 | This writer (Reiss) believes that Fred Taylor will see the 2nd most touches in the NE backfield. Only Kevin Faulk will see more. *The NE backfield will be interesting to watch. It could develop into a frightening RBBC though. | |
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 ZEN (448)935 days ago | reply | |
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2 | I definitely agree with skipping this backfield. I'm always tempted to snag Taylor at the end of a draft, but I know it's just not worth the risk. With Belichick so secretive, there's no way to know who to start in a given week. | |
| bernie_kosar (466) 907 days ago | reply | |
17 | Avoiding the New England backfield entirely might make your life a little easier this fantasy season. | |
| www.fantasyfootballfools.com | ||
| fantasyfool (1540) 907 days ago | reply | |
10 | This writer (Reiss) believes that Fred Taylor will see the 2nd most touches in the NE backfield. Only Kevin Faulk will see more. *The NE backfield will be interesting to watch. It could develop into a frightening RBBC though. | |
| www.boston.com | ||
| ZEN (448) 935 days ago | reply | |
