I need some week 2 help as well!

[Mr. S]

my league has a pretty high scoring standard (like a point for 10 yards rushing and receiving and whatnot).

Anyways, RB logjam help:

LT @ Denver obviously starts
Brian Westbrook in San Francisco
Steven Jackson v. Arizona
Carnell Williams v. Buffalo
Willie Parker v. Houston
Ahman Green v. Cleveland

I can only start 2, and LT is an automatic starter.

WR's, I need 3
Larry Fitz v. St. Louis
Andre Johnson v. Pit
Torry Holt v. Arizona
Roy Williams v. Chicago
Braylon Edwards v. GB

Holt is the only bonafide starter of that group. Im thinking of Larry Fitz as well, but not sure of the 3rd guy.

[Nighthawk]

At RB, I would start either Parker or Westbrook, but I'd give a slight edge to Parker just based on who they're playing and what he did last week.

Until Mike Martz learns to use his RB's, I wouldn't start Jackson and Cadillac has a tough one against Buffalo.

At WR I'd start Holt based on the exact same reasons I would bench Jackson.
Martz just loves to throw the ball and Holt will get his 8 catches, yards and 1 or 2 TD's.

2nd WR, I'd go with Fitz with Warner playing against the Rams. They let Rattay throw for two TD's last week.

3rd, I'd go with Williams on potential alone. He was great last year and if Harrington can get his head out of his "A" long enough to look up and see him open he should have a decent game.

I'd stay away from Johnson for now with Carr at the helm against Pittsburgh and I would never start an unproven rookie until he shows me something.

[notoriouslyKEN]

Fitz and Parker would be my definite picks.

[SKINtil8tin]

I know everyone likes Parker (I'm starting him on one of my teams as well) but Westbrook is the guy I would pick out of your choices.

At wr, Holt, Fitzgerald, then Johnson, in that order.

[SkinsChick36]

RB: Parker for sure.
WR: HOLT!!! He will tear it up against arizona! And I'd say give Roy Williams a shot this week. He has a lot of potential for this week.

[Skins4SB]

RB: LT and Ahman Green. I look for Green to shoulder the load for the Packers this year and going up Cleveland(who let Rudi run all over them) I believe he will have a good day.

WR: Holt, Fitz, and Roy Williams. I would say Andre Johnson, but the way the Texans offense looked against Buffalo, I would stay away from him since Pittsburgh's defense is also fairly tough.