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14 min
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Nov 4, 2026
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Wed, November 4, 2026
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Drake LondonGeorge PickensJameson WilliamsJavonte WilliamsMike EvansTravis Etienne
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Drake London

PositiveValue0:07

Primary buy-low target currently ranked WR21 averaging 13.5 PPG, but this is skewed by three outlier games: weeks 1–2 with third-string QB Cooper Rush and week 8 monsoon weather. Removing those games, London averaged 12.5 PPG in weeks 3–7 with ~10 targets and ~100 receiving yards per game, matching his 2024–2025 baseline of 9.3 targets per contest. Cooper Rush assesses London as still a top-10 WR if acquired at depressed price and recommends being 'very, very, very aggressive' in sending trade offers. London is 'the same exact wide receiver he's been for years,' suggesting consistency and reliability.

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George Pickens

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Buy-low candidate after recent poor performance; massive ADP drop from 24th overall pre-season to fourth round in current redraft. Pickens has a boom-bust profile with severe TD inefficiency: only 2 TDs on 62 targets (3% rate), which suggests significant positive regression ahead. Cooper Rush notes the Dallas Cowboys remain a strong offense likely to push for division win despite recent struggles, positioning Pickens for TD upside.

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Jameson Williams

PositiveValue0:03

Cooper Rush has Jameson Williams on his own team and describes him as 'balling,' indicating confidence in his current performance. Williams is being positioned as a strong enough asset that Rush would trade him plus an additional piece (Jadarian Price, Travis Etienne, or Rashad White) to acquire Drake London, suggesting Williams is a reliable hold with upside.

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Javonte Williams

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Buy-low candidate with recent receiving decline (past two weeks) but strong historical target volume baseline. Javvante Williams has averaged at least 3 targets out of the backfield every season of his NFL career, suggesting recent drop is a temporary anomaly. Cooper Rush notes the Dallas Cowboys offense is projected to score 28.5 points with 70% win probability vs. Indianapolis Colts, positioning Williams as a three-down workhorse with upside.

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Mike Evans

NegativeValue9:00

Injury-return buy-low with elite efficiency metrics despite durability concerns; has dealt with at least 5–6 injuries this season, creating risk. When healthy, Evans is one of the best fantasy assets in the NFL. He is averaging 4.21 yards per route run, exceeding Cooper Kupp's triple-crown season efficiency (Kupp 'not getting close to this'). Cooper Rush assesses Evans as arguably the best wide receiver in the NFL from an efficiency standpoint when on field. As long as Evans is healthy, he should project out as a WR1 any given week. If acquired as a WR3 in draft or trade, it represents good value and a worthwhile swing.

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Travis Etienne

PositiveProjection12:42

Buy-low candidate returning from hamstring injury in week nine with improved offensive context. Etienne suffered a week-three hamstring initially characterized as week-to-week, then placed on IR conservatively, but the Saints' week-eight bye allowed a controlled return timeline for week nine. The Saints fired their offensive run coordinator, which should improve run efficiency. The team is also getting Jordan Tyson back to stretch the field and create lighter boxes, plus potentially their left tackle. Before Etienne went down halfway through week three, he had already accumulated 13 carries and 2 targets, showing his volume was working up. Cooper Rush projects him as a low-end RB2, not a league winner, but a solid contributor with improved offensive line and scheme context.

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0:00There were really weird games this past
0:01week that opened up key by low
0:04opportunities for you on a couple
0:05players. The perfect example of this is
0:07going to be Drake London. Now, I would
0:10be very, very, very aggressive in
0:12sending offers for Drake London. If you
0:15can get him anything close to the price
0:17of how he's performed so far this
0:18season, there's a good chance that the
0:20owner in your league just lost their
0:22week because Drake London scored a point
0:25and a half. Like Jinxy in the Flock
0:26League just lost this week. And if
0:28London would have gave him 10 points, he
0:30would have been a-ok. Okay. And here's
0:32the setup for London. While he is only
0:35averaging 13 and a half points per game,
0:37and he's the wide receiver 21, it has
0:40been skewed based on three big games.
0:43You had weeks one and two when Drake
0:45London was forced to play with a third
0:48string quarterback with Cooper Rush.
0:50like if you don't want to judge Z
0:52Flowers for playing with the third
0:53string quarterback, um you shouldn't
0:56judge Drake London for that same thing
0:58either. And then you had week eight in
1:00which it was not a football game. This
1:03past week, I know everybody wants to
1:05clown on Baker Mayfield saying, "Oh,
1:07Baker didn't complete a pass. They don't
1:09need Baker blah blah blah." The most
1:10ludicrous thing ever. I mean, it was
1:13everything to do with the weather.
1:14Typically 99% of the time fantasy
1:17managers are going to be overreacting
1:20due to weather reports. But no, this was
1:24a monsoon. If you look at what Baker
1:26Mayfield did, Baker Mayfield on the
1:28other side of this ball had three pass
1:31attempts and zero completions. Going to
1:34Michael Penn. Michael Penn scored
1:37negative 1.9 fantasy points in this game
1:40because this man had four interceptions
1:44in a total of 125 passing yards with
1:47zero passing touchdowns. Michael Pennix
1:50had negative 2.3 adjusted yards per pass
1:53attempt. Something that I legit have
1:54never seen before. So, if we take all
1:57this into account for London, if we
1:59safely remove those three games from his
2:02sample, I really only want to be looking
2:04at weeks three, four, five, six, seven.
2:08Those were games that mattered with a
2:11real quarterback and didn't have the
2:13worst weather imaginable. And in those
2:15games, Drake London had his worst
2:18performance at 12 and a half fantasy
2:20points. He averaged close to 10 targets
2:23per game. And at the same time, he got
2:25close to a hundred receiving yards per
2:28game. That is very similar to what you
2:31had with Drake London in 2025, Drake
2:34London in 2024, where both of those
2:36games he averaged 9.3 targets per
2:39contest. So, London is the same exact
2:41wide receiver he's been for years. The
2:44only thing is he's had a very weird
2:46situation so far this season that's not
2:48going to continue for the rest of the
2:50year. So, he is still a top 10 wide
2:52receiver. If you can buy him at that
2:54cost, I would absolutely love to do so.
2:56Like an example of a trade that I would
2:59love to make with my own team, I have
3:01Jameson Williams who has been balling. I
3:04would love to take Jameson Williams and
3:07add on a piece such as maybe Jadarian
3:10Price, such as maybe Travis CTN or
3:12Rashad White and try to make a trade
3:14with Jinxy to get up to Drake London.
3:16Now, moving over to our next player we
3:19are going to have. This is going to be a
3:21controversial take, but I think that you
3:25should be at the very minimum putting a
3:27feeler out there for Ashen Genty. I
3:30don't want you to go and try to pay a
3:32price tag as if Genty is a top 10
3:34running back here rest of season. I
3:37don't want you to pay a price tag as if
3:39Genty was worth the first or second
3:41round pick that he was selected with
3:43because obviously up until this point
3:45Ashton Genty has been a massive bust
3:49over the past two weeks. Ashton Genty
3:52has had a total of 10 carries over the
3:56past month. Ashton Genty has averaged
3:59about eight carries per game this past
4:02week. again, he got straight up benched
4:04for Mike Washington where Mike
4:06Washington was the first and second down
4:08running back and Ashen Genty had the
4:11third down role. Now, if we look at what
4:14this has led to Genty's fantasy
4:16production, the worst case scenario, he
4:19gets an ankle sprain, he has one rushing
4:22touchdown halfway through the year, he
4:24gets benched for his backup. You would
4:26think, "Oh man, he's scoring three
4:28fantasy points a game." And that's not
4:30the case at all. Ashton Genty with the
4:33worst run out possible has still had at
4:36least 10 fantasy points in every single
4:39game this season. And that's because
4:41he's been used as one of the best
4:44receiving running backs in the entire
4:45NFL. He right now is averaging 47
4:49receiving yards per game. Yes, 47
4:52receiving yards per game. If we go ahead
4:54and compare this to say Christian
4:55McCaffrey this year, McAffrey is at 35
4:58for reference. McCaffrey last year when
5:00he was the running back won by a country
5:02mile was averaging 54 receiving yards
5:05per contest. So Genty at the moment is
5:08the best receiving running back in the
5:10NFL that is being used on third downs
5:12exclusively. But there is upside for
5:16Genty to take back over the first and
5:18second down role from Mike Washington
5:20here. That is in the range of outcomes.
5:22Mike Washington looked very bad this
5:24past week. Now again, I would be trying
5:27to buy Ashton Genty as a running back
5:30two, right? A running back two where
5:32you're going to get the floor with the
5:33receiving, but possibly the upside of
5:36the rushing if he can take that back
5:38over. going over and looking at my team
5:40as an example of what I'd be trying to
5:42trade for him is I would love to send
5:44the combination of like Rashad White,
5:46Travis ETN, Jadenarian Price, any one of
5:48those running backs with any one of
5:50Jameson Williams, Abbuka or Jordan Tyson
5:54to see if I could get to Mr. Genty. Now,
5:57moving over to George Pickkins and
5:59Javvante Williams. This is very easily a
6:03perfect setup that you are going to have
6:05to buy low on these players. In the case
6:07of Javvante, the big thing that's
6:10limited his fantasy points over the past
6:12two weeks has just been the fact that
6:15his receiving usage has been dropping
6:18off the face of the planet. Ashton Genty
6:20over the past three weeks has a total of
6:2310 receiving yards and they primarily
6:26been using him just as a first and
6:28second down running back where obviously
6:30that's not going to produce a ton of
6:32production for a full PPR league. But if
6:35we project this out into the future, I
6:37think that Javvante should fall back in
6:39line to what we have seen through his
6:41entire NFL career. Javvante Williams has
6:43averaged at least three targets out of
6:46the backfield every single season of his
6:49NFL career. Even when the dude was
6:51really bad, he was still drawing that
6:54kind of target volume. So, I would say
6:56that these past three weeks or maybe if
6:58anything just a blimp on the radar. And
7:00we know every single week the Dallas
7:02Cowboys are going to be near the top of
7:04the NFL with their projected points
7:06scored. Like this week going up against
7:08the Indianapolis Colts. Just pulling
7:10this up on the Poly Market app, the
7:12Dallas Cowboys have a 70% chance of
7:15winning this game. The spread in this is
7:176 1/2 points and the Cowboys have an
7:20overunder of 28 and a half total points
7:22scored in this game. So, Dallas going to
7:24be a great offense. Javvantee is going
7:25to get continue to use as a three-own
7:27workhorse. I I'm in here. Obviously, if
7:30you want to check out any of those
7:31markets, you can find the link to the
7:33Poly Market app in the description as
7:35well as the comment section. If you sign
7:36up with promo code flock, you are going
7:38to get $25 added to your account after
7:40you deposit your first 10. And then
7:42staying with this same offense, George
7:44Pickins is always just a solid buy after
7:47he's had a horrible game. I know a lot
7:49of people are now discussing a George
7:51Pickins potential trade, blah blah blah.
7:54Um, I don't necessarily think that is
7:56going to happen here. I think the Dallas
7:57Cowboys are still probably going to be
7:59pushing to try to win this division just
8:01because the division's so bad, even if
8:03Dallas is horrible. George Piggins has
8:05been a massive, massive follower in my
8:07rankings and the rankings of pretty much
8:09everybody else on flockfantasy.com. Like
8:11he was about 24 overall in the rankings
8:14before the season started. Now he's down
8:16as if we were to reddraft today, he
8:19would be a fourth round pick. But I
8:20think this is just going to be the boom
8:22bust nature of George Pickins. If we
8:24take a step backwards and look at the
8:26overall touchdown efficiency, I think we
8:28should see a ton of touchdowns scored
8:29from him going forward that he hasn't so
8:32much had this year where he's sitting
8:33with only two total touchdowns off of 62
8:36targets. It's not like he's going to
8:37have a 3% touchdown rate the entire
8:39season. So, I like the buy low on
8:41Pickkins and Javvante knowing it's a
8:44good offense and with Pickkins, it's
8:46generally a good idea of buying after a
8:48few duds, expecting the spikes to come
8:50soon. Now, I want to talk about a couple
8:52players that are coming back from
8:54injuries. This first guy is so tough to
8:58discuss, and I just want to put a
9:01massive asterisk on here. You should
9:03send a feeler out for Mike Evans and
9:06just get a sense of what the owners
9:09thinking about him at this point because
9:11with Mike Evans, it is very, very scary
9:15if you were to go out there and make a
9:16play for him. This is a player that I
9:18can think off the top of my head has
9:20dealt with at least five or six injuries
9:23so far this season. But based on what we
9:25have seen from Evans when he has been
9:28healthy and when he has been out there,
9:30he is actually looking like one of the
9:32best fantasy assets in the entire NFL.
9:35He is right now averaging 4.21
9:38yards per route run. 4.21 is like think
9:43of Cooper Cup season when he won the
9:45triple crown. Cup's not getting close to
9:47this. So, when we have seen Evans on the
9:50field, arguably from an efficiency
9:51standpoint, he has been the best wide
9:54receiver in the NFL. I don't know if
9:55that's so much a Mike Evans thing is is
9:58it is a Brock Party is incredible. Plus,
10:02Kyle Shanahan is a Wizard thing, but
10:04that's going to be the situation that
10:06you have for them going into the future.
10:08So, as long as Evans is healthy, he
10:10should project out as a wide receiver
10:13one any given week. And if you could buy
10:15him as a wide receiver three and just
10:17take the swing, probably a good looking
10:20move. Two other guys that you're going
10:21to have to monitor the injury reports
10:22again. Don't go out there and make
10:25massive swings to try to get them. I
10:27have Ibuka on my own fantasy team and I
10:30am very excited for Ibuka to come back
10:32out. Now, I understand a couple
10:35different things. One, Ibuka's been
10:37pretty bad so far this season. He's
10:39averaged 11.8 fantasy points per game.
10:41He has been the wide receiver 33 in
10:44points per game this year. And not to
10:46mention that he's missed the past two
10:48weeks with a foot injury. And also
10:50remember this is a receiver that had a
10:52foot injury coming into the season. But
10:54as an Ibuka owner, what I have been very
10:56encouraged by is the raw amount of
10:58targets that he has seen in this
11:00offense. Ibuka's had 8.2 targets per
11:03game so far this year. Obviously, when
11:06Baker Mayfield was out and the offense
11:08was very inefficient overall, uh did cap
11:11Ibuka ceiling because you were never
11:13going to see a big play. Everything's
11:15close to the line of scrimmage. Jaylon
11:16Daniels isn't going out there and
11:19slinging the ball downfield as often as
11:21what we're going to expect with Baker.
11:23And also with Baker Mayfield, I
11:25understand at the same time that the
11:27past two weeks, he hasn't thrown the
11:29ball at all. Over the past two weeks,
11:31Baker Mayfield has 14 total pass
11:34attempts. He's averaging seven pass
11:36attempts a game, but those have been
11:38blowouts where the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
11:41defense have won them the game
11:43single-handedly. I don't know if I
11:45expect that to be the case going into
11:47the future. Like again, just looking at
11:49what we have, say, with projections this
11:52week. Um, I believe the spread on the
11:55Bucks Bears game have the Bears as like
11:596 and a half point favorites. Yeah,
12:00looking at this, Bears have a 72% chance
12:02to win. Bears are six and a half point
12:04favorites. So, while this Bucks offense
12:07is not having to throw the ball now
12:09because their defense is playing so
12:11well, I would expect that to change. I
12:13think it's mainly just been a weather
12:15and matchup thing. We should get Igbuka
12:17back in week nine. Those are what early
12:19reports are saying, and I'm excited to
12:21see what he's going to look like with a
12:22better quarterback play given the target
12:24volume he's had this year. I'd be
12:26viewing Igbuk as a low and wide receiver
12:28two slash strong flex play that it makes
12:31no sense for you to trade for him if
12:33you're like in a 10 team league where
12:34you only start two receivers and one
12:36flex but if you're in a format like mine
12:38where it's a 12 team double flex there I
12:40think it could be interesting and then
12:42Travis ETN will be our last player that
12:45we're going to talk about um with ETN I
12:47expect him back this week now maybe I'm
12:50wrong we're going to see what the
12:51practice report is on Wednesday but the
12:54hamstring initially that he suffered
12:55back in week three was said to be a
12:57week-toeek injury. He then proceeded to
12:59get put on the IR which seemed like a
13:01conservative thing. But if we looked at
13:03the timetable, it made sense because the
13:06Saints had a week eight buy. So they
13:07could tell ETN, "Hey man, sit out the
13:09next four weeks. Then you're going to
13:11get the week eight buy. Come back in
13:13week nine." This Saints team went out
13:15there and they fired their offensive run
13:17coordinator. So with their run
13:20coordinator gone, you assume that the
13:22efficiency should be a little bit
13:23better. Sounds like the Saints may be
13:25getting Jordan Tyson back this week as
13:27well, which is going to help them just
13:29stretch the field and see lighter boxes.
13:32Plus, they may be getting their left
13:34tackle back. And before ETN went down in
13:36week three, like he went down halfway
13:38through the game, he had already had 13
13:40carries and two targets. It looked like
13:43he was working his volume up in this
13:45offense, and he was looking a little
13:47better. So, I am excited about Travis
13:49ETN. Not as a league winner or anything,
13:52but somebody that can be a low-end
13:54running back too for you. But I will
13:56admit I am very biased with Igbuka and
13:58ETN because both of them are on my
14:01roster. I've won four games straight. I
14:03am very excited to be getting them back.
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