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Jennings is heating up,and I like Brown over Jacobs..

I'd do it..

(But then again,I'm very deep at RB,and Moats would be a backup on my team.)

~g0()D LuCk!

I know Moats is this week's hottest thing in fantasy football since Slaton was benched last Sunday.

But don't get sucked into it so fast.

Just because the coach was sending Slaton a message doesn't mean he isn't going to play anymore.

He will come out a better player because of it.

Slaton is still the starter, and that makes Moats a big risk, so forget him.

So, after we eliminate the Moats factor, we have Brown/Jennings for Jacobs/Thomas.

The other people answering this question don't seem to apprieciate what Jones has done so far this season.

Jones has four 100 + yard games, and one 200+ yard game this season.

And 7 touchdowns.

Brown only has two 100+ yard games. Mostly because he splits carries with Ricky Williams.

But he also has 7 touchdowns.

Jennings is a good wid receiver for sure, and Jacobs has been decent but noting spectacular.

My advice is if you are OK at wide receiver, reject this trade and hang on to Jones.

If you are weak at wide receiver, take the trade and get Jennings on your team.

Brown has been putting up pretty good numbers but first think about if ull have a decent #2 RB since ur letting go of Jacobs n Jones. I'm not so sure if Moats will get da go again like he did in week 8. Slaton is capable of bouncing back even tho dis season has been tough for him. If u do go forward wit da trade try picking up somebody like Mike Bell from da waiver or Donald Brown, u can take a risk wit McFadden now dat he's back to working out n wit Fred Taylor out for da season, Laurence Maroney seems to be getting more carries.

Jennings and Brown are studs. Moats looks to be a solid pickup since Slaton can't hold onto the football now. Jacobs just doesn't hit the hole anymore like he used to so I'd say dump him while he still has value.

Trade is lopsided in your favor.