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Say No to Starks
James Starks is a tired record. He will get his fair share of touches this week, but he's going to get injured. The guy was in the same boat in 2010, and he was a bust. He's no more than a flex in deeper leagues. The Packers were lucky enough for Starks to break their 44-Game steak without a 100 Yard rusher. Sell high. I wouldn't spend much to get him. If you're in, say, a 10-team league and are 1 on the waiver wire, I'd get him. Other than that, find better options. I'd start Giovani Bernard or David Wilson over him all day. Tweet me @FantasyAudible for more.
Jermichael Finley Update: He did not practice Wednesday due to an injured toe, the Packers' official site reports. Coach Mike McCarthy told FOX Sports Wisconsin that the tight end will "be hard-pressed to practice tomorrow [Thursday]. We'll see how he is Friday." After a productive opener -- five catches (on eight targets) for 56 yards and one score -- Finley's active status Sunday against the Redskins is now clearly in question. Friday's injury report should ultimately intimate his availability heading into Week 2, but if he's deemed out (or limited), Andrew Quarless is the next man up in the tight end pecking order.
Rotowire.com
