Reviewing Week 8 NFL Fantasy Flops

Filed in archive Fantasy Football on October 30, 2007

Each week, we give you some NFL fantasy football flops. These are guys you'll want to avoid playing on your squad, unless you want to end up wearing a helmet like this guy to stop yourself from hitting your head on your desk.

RB LaMont Jordan: The Raiders running back wasn't just bad, he was downright awful. The Titans have the league's best run defense, and they certainly proved that Sunday, holding Jordan to a paltry 16 yards on 12 carries, an average of 1.3 yards per carry.

RB Kenny Watson: Watson wasn't too bad in this game. After scoring 3 TD's the previous week, he didn't score in this game, but the Bengals running back did pile up 88 yards on the ground, an impressive feat against the Steelers. He would have had more had the Steelers not gotten out to such a big lead and forced Cincy to throw it. Nonetheless, he also caught 5 balls for 26 yards.

WR Santana Moss: Moss is having a tough year, and though it got a smidgen better for him statistically, the Redskins got destroyed by the Patriots 52-6. Moss did lead the team with 6 receptions, but he only compiled 41 yards, an average of under 7 yards per catch.

QB Vince Young: As brutal as LaMont Jordan's day, or eli manning's day in London was, VY may have had the worst day of all. The Titans young quarterback is not known for being particularly accurate, and though he had improved that aspect of his game this season, it didn't show on Sunday. Young completed just 6 of 14 passes against Oakland, for only 42 yards. He also ran the ball 7 times, but only picked up 11 yards. Hopefully he sat on your bench for this one.