All my eggs in one basket?
 

On to the championship in my FF league.

Looking at each of my positions, I've come to the conclusion that Jake Plummer, Mike Anderson, and Rod Smith should all be in my starting lineup against Oakland this week. But is this a bad idea because of the "all of your eggs in one basket" theory?

Just FYI, my options...

QB - Plummer (OAK), Delhomme (DAL), McNair (MIA)

RB (1 to go along with Alexander) - M. Anderson (OAK), T.Jones (GB)

WR (start 2) - Harrison (SEA), R. Smith (OAK), D. Bennett (MIA)

Re: All my eggs in one basket?
 

Plummer clearly looks like your best QB option

Anderson is alright at running back, I would be concerned about his good game last week because noone ever seems to have back to back good weeks in Denver's backfield. Thomas Jones doesn't seem like a bad start to me. He has run well all season, the Packers have a poor run defense and he ran well last time against the Packers. Plus, the Bears offense looked much better with Rex Grossman.

The Old Man (a.ka. Rod Smith) looks like your best option at reciever, even though the Dolphins have allowed a lot of catches out of #1 recievers the past few weeks if you have a big "all eggs in one basket" complex.

Re: All my eggs in one basket?
 

Dude. No brainer. These are your best options and they have a favorable matchup. Denver waxed Oakland in Oakland and now Oakland's travelling to Denver? Cold + altitude = ez.

Re: All my eggs in one basket?
 

Playing multiple players from the same NFL team reduceds your variance. If you have the better fantasy football team, this is good.