which one should i start between the two?

play gore, he is going to get more carries and is a real starter

I would go with bell....

hey the reality is that I (feshman in high school, 5'4) could go in and rush for 100 yards in a season! They have such a great line and Shanahan is such a genius that bell will be just fine...

I do agree with golf though... i dno't think mike will be the starter all year..

i read some fantasy advice for week 1 and all of them like bell this week against the rams bad rush defense. i think bell is the right choice this week but i also think gore will be great this year. thanks for the opinions.

go with gore...bell will get some stats but he is already splitting carries three ways in the denver backfield....i think shenanihan has got to be a little too arrogant by dumping dayne and letting go of anderson earlier and relying on underexperienced, unproven rookies...at least in the past he went w/high potential guys

go with gore...bell will get some stats but he is already splitting carries three ways in the denver backfield....i think shenanihan has got to be a little too arrogant by dumping dayne and letting go of anderson earlier and relying on underexperienced, unproven rookies...at least in the past he went w/high potential guys

Look at what [QUOTE] shenanihan [QUOTE] has done with Davis, T. Bell, Anderson, even Gary! I wouldn't doubt Shanahan's wisdom!

Look at what [QUOTE] shenanihan [QUOTE] has done with Davis, T. Bell, Anderson, even Gary! I wouldn't doubt Shanahan's wisdom!

alll those guys were higher touted than mike bell and cobbs before they came to Denver....even then the only guy that proved himself good over time was davis and shanahan wore him out pretty quick with his system

wow.... i am an idiot.... i cant believe i didnt start gore....or stallworth. and to top it off my qb green went down. bad week.... at least its only week one.

wow.... i am an idiot.... i cant believe i didnt start gore....or stallworth. and to top it off my qb green went down. bad week.... at least its only week one.

lesson learned...NEVER TRUST A BRONCO....EVER!!!!!!!

LOL :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin: (just playin' with ya brett)

Easy with the Broncos comment!! LOL How about them dolphins lol

Easy with the Broncos comment!! LOL How about them dolphins lol

ya elway4ever (brett) is my best friend and i love to bash the broncos as much as possible

but i do believe shanahan is going a little too far w/trying to prove his system

dizzel- you are picking my team from now on. lol

aaron - not a bad first game for an undrafted RC! ay?..

aaron - not a bad first game for an undrafted RC! ay?..

not bad game for gore either...in fact a MUCH better game

dizzel- you are picking my team from now on. lol

hey i sat gore for caddy i think in one league and that didn't turn out too well :icon_roll

just gotta take a couple chances and get lucky :new_silly

If you are going to have this choice all season, I don't think the Gore vs. M. Bell debate was decided in Week 1.

Sure, Gore is a real #1 for his team and got two scores, but how many times are the 49ers going to get into a "shootout" and score 27 points?

Mike and Tatum Bell combined to average over 6 yards a carry. So, the question then is: Should we run the ball or let Jake Plummer throw it?

And the other half the time, all the analysis doesn't mean anything and the game just plays itself out another way entirely, and you just have to have made the lucky pick. That's why fantasy football is so agonizing.

I would stay away from starting any Denver RB if you have the luxory of having other RB's. Denver might average a nice # per carry but if the 2 Bells split time it is going to hurt you.

If Gore stays healthy, he could have a monster year.

If you have to start one, Gore is the man to start because Bell may only be taking Punt/Kickoffs for a while until his finger is back to normal. Plus, Denver loves to split touches... which is bad.

Of course SF is NOT going to get into shootouts, but expect Gore to get lots of touches, ground and air, regardless of their scoring success.