Owner of the Week
Don Wolfe, 27, of Rochester is insider's fantasy football owner of the week. His team, Rochacha Jets, scored 154 points, thanks to 345 yards passing and five touchdowns by Dallas quarterback Tony Romo and 183 yards receiving and one touchdown by New England's Randy Moss."Romo in the seventh round is going to be this year's best value pick in our draft," Wolfe says. "As for Moss, I know that I can't count on those numbers each week as (New England quarterback Tom) Brady does spread the ball around well, but I do think he (Moss) is good for at least 60 to 70 yards and one touchdown a week."
Wolfe also has LaDainian Tomlinson, Edgerrin James and Calvin Johnson on his roster, but he points out that it only takes one injury to "destroy" a good fantasy team.
"The rest of the league had better watch out, because if my team doesn't sustain an injury I will be taking the title," he says. "Just look at my score for the first week, and that was with LT (Tomlinson) have having a bad game by his standards."
Don's fantasy advice:
"The only thing that I do every week is check the free-agent wire and see if there are any surprises that may help my team based on situations," he says.
"As for setting my lineup each week, I just keep an eye on the injuries to my players as well as the injuries to the opponents of my players as that may have an effect on the match-up. Then I just start whoever I think has the most favorable match-ups for the week."
Don's team
Tony Romo, QB, DAL
LaDainian Tomlinson, RB, SD
Edgerrin James, RB, ARI
Thomas Jones, RB, NYJ
Randy Moss, WR, NE
Calvin Johnson, WR, DET
Jason Witten, TE, DAL
Chargers
Shayne Graham, K, CIN
Greg Jennings, WR, GB
Jake Delhomme, QB, CAR
Panthers
Chris Brown, RB, TEN
Eric Moulds, WR, TEN
Joe Jurevicius, WR, CLE
League standings
1. Don Wolfe, 1-0 (154 points)
2. Jim Salamone, 1-0 (118)
3. Todd Clausen, 1-0 (104)
4. Mike VanVelson, 1-0 (104)
5. Renee Piccirillo, 1-0 (70)
6. Jim Tharrett, 1-0 (68)
7. Chuck White, 0-1 (101)
8. Omar Al-Sinjari, 0-1 (87)
9. Dan Dixon, 0-1 (86)
10. Hy Swartz, 0-1 (73)
11. Joby Knapp, 0-1 (53)
12. Mark Miller, 0-1 (43)






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If you are so great, how come you are 1-1 now?
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