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Just vote the trade down and move on with your lives gentlemen.

Randy, the guy has been a dud for me before last week (a dud in relation to the 13th overall pick i spent on him) Until he played the worst secondary in football, at home, in the snow (huge advantage for the Patriots) he hadn't put up Randy-numbers. Yea he will be a top 10 receiver, but I don't think him an Brady are reverting back to their 2007 status. And i've decided to take my chances with Anthony Gonzalez returning this season and being a solid #2 for me, with Ginn and Breaston rotating at #3. Its a big risk to put that much confidence in Gonzalez being able to return with no setbacks, but im a risky sort of guy

Mendenhall is a top 15 fantasy back already despite having only 7 carries through the first 3 weeks. In a league that is over-run with teams who use run by committee's i now have 2 solid backs who are going to guarantee me carries each and every week, oh yea and Mendenhall can catch the ball and pound it on the goal line too.

Dear Mr. Commish, or 'Burner', if i may call you that - , for some reason you seem to be absolutely TEEMING with bitterness and jealousy towards my fantasy decision making skills and subsequent leading position in the division. I'm going to attempt to put into context exactly how terrible your fantasy team really is, here are some fun facts for the entire league to enjoy:

--Steve Breaston has more receiving yards than both your #2 and #3 receivers, but even MORE interesting, is how he has received for more yards than either Forte OR Westbrook have rushed for...weren't those your top 2 picks? ouch...

--Kevin Smith may play for the Lions, but he is one of the only remaining backs who shares almost NO carries and he has outscored every single player on your team besides carson palmer.

--team redemption # of top 15 RB's (as per fantasy points) = 2

--matt's vicktorious # of top 15 RB's (as per fantasy points) = 0

Jim i still love you and respect your opinions, although i think your wrong on this one.

Seacrest out.