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Week 6 Rankings | All Positions & All Games! | 2026 Fantasy Football Advice

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56 min
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Oct 15, 2026
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Thu, October 15, 2026
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CJ DonaldsonDK MetcalfA.J. BrownAlvin KamaraBijan RobinsonBlake CorumBraelon AllenBrian RobinsonCaleb WilliamsCarson SteeleChris GodwinD.J. MooreD'Andre SwiftDalton Kincaid
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A.J. Brown

PositiveInjury17:24

A.J. Brown's practice window has been opened, meaning he must be activated within the next two weeks. The source expects him to return next week but is uncertain about his status for Week 6. His return will be a significant boost to the Eagles offense, stabilizing the attack and elevating the team's performance. However, his return will negatively impact Romeo Doubs and Hunter Henry's fantasy value.

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Alvin Kamara

NegativeProjection31:42

The source is slightly behind expert consensus on Kamara but expresses distrust in starting any Saints running back this week. Saints will use Kamara, Kindrey Miller, and C.J. Donaldson in the backfield with unclear touch distribution; Kamara's lead-back role is uncertain. Source states: 'I don't trust any of them. I never want to start a running back from the Saints.'

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Bijan Robinson

PositiveRole13:33

Ranked as the top running back for this week. Robinson and Drake London command a large share of touches. With the Lions on bye, Robinson is the clear lead back. Must-start recommendation.

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Blake Corum

NegativeProjection42:37

Difficult flex option with modest Week 6 projections: seven rushing attempts, one reception, and approximately 45 total yards. However, he has touchdown upside if the Rams build a large lead and get 12–13 carries, or if he scores on a long run. The source does not recommend him as a flex starter but acknowledges he is a viable option in difficult roster situations where scoring is possible.

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Braelon Allen

PositiveProjection15:15

Projected for 19 carries and 2.5 receptions; must-start due to Breece Hall's expected absence; will receive nearly every opportunity from the backfield when Hall is unavailable.

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Brian Robinson

NegativeRole14:20

Not recommended for start; only viable in blowout scenarios where the Falcons are winning by a large margin and running out the clock. The source does not trust his usage in normal game scripts.

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Caleb Williams

NegativeProjection10:37

Expected to return from hamstring injury this week, though the source offers no guarantee. In his first game back, the source expects reduced rushing yards and increased passing volume. The Bears may rest him for a Thursday night game the following week. This will be the first normal game script with Williams at quarterback.

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Carson Steele

NegativeRole30:08

The source is monitoring whether the Eagles will give Steele or Jamikal Hastie increased touches at running back; unclear if either will receive a larger role or if the team will activate Shedeur Sanders or increase his involvement following Saquon Barkley's injury.

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Chris Godwin

NegativeMatchup37:56

Not recommended for Week 6. While the matchup appears favorable for receivers and tight ends against the Steelers, Dallas is considered an ideal ball-control matchup with only 18.5 projected points, limiting Godwin's ceiling.

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CJ Donaldson

NegativeRole31:34

Part of a Saints running back committee alongside Alvin Kamara, Kindrey Miller, Tayjay Spears Jr., and Naji Harris; the source expresses low trust in all Saints running backs due to the heavy rotation limiting individual touch volume. Expected to receive minimal carries and passing work in a weak Saints offense.

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NegativeRole31:42

Will be used in the Saints' backfield alongside Alvin Kamara and Kindrey Miller with unclear touch distribution among the three running backs. Source expresses distrust in starting any Saints running back this week.

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D.J. Moore

PositiveRole44:25

Expected to be physically fit enough to play in Week 6 and should be started if healthy. The source would start him if he is fit; the Bills' offense is strong enough to score 37 points against the Rams even without him, demonstrating offensive firepower that supports his upside when healthy.

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D'Andre Swift

PositiveRole11:23

With Montrell Mononghau expected to miss time, Swift becomes a must-start option. The source would start Swift even if Jaylen Warren and Mononghau were both active; the injury situation makes him essential.

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Dalton Kincaid

NegativeRole45:04

Viewed as a mid-tier backup tight end with no recent meaningful role. The source is not enthusiastic about Kincaid for Week 6, preferring Josh Allen, James Cook, or DJ Moore as the Bills' primary weapons.

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Daniel Jones

PositiveProjection22:03

The source wishes Jones's performance were better; he doesn't generate many fantasy points. Following an Achilles tendon injury, he must rely primarily on passing plays. His receiving options are limited to Downs, Warren, and Kennan Allen, with Tredwell sharing snaps and Dion Burks and Anthony Gold as depth. No receiver can control target share or win consistently, limiting Jones's ceiling for weekly production. He needs Alec Pierce's return to show full potential.

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Darius Cooper

NegativeProjection29:10

Will not score long touchdowns or break long touchdown streaks against the Panthers given the Eagles' offensive limitations and low projected point total.

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Darius Slayton

NegativeProjection28:52

Will not consistently score long touchdowns or break long touchdown streaks week to week; will not perform well if forced into a larger role due to injuries to Saquon Barkley and DeVonta Smith.

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Darren Waller

NegativeRole26:25

Waller's return from injury is positive for the Panthers offense. The source emphasizes that Waller will shred team defenses from 20 yards out, though touchdown dependency remains a concern for fantasy purposes. In the Panthers-Eagles matchup (40.5-point total, Panthers favored by 1.5 points), fantasy success hinges on whether Waller scores touchdowns.

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David Njoku

PositiveMatchup48:40

David Njoku is recommended as a strong start against the Packers' defense; the source advises starting any Cowboys player in this close matchup.

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Deon Jackson

NegativeUsage29:19

Will receive approximately 14-15 touches but will be ineffective with those touches; currently ranked 25th among running backs; the source is hesitant about his production despite the volume.

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Derrick Henry

NegativeMatchup18:22

Derrick Henry is mentioned in the context of the Titans-Colts matchup, where the Titans are projected to score only 18.75 points. While Henry is not explicitly discussed, the poor offensive environment suggests limited upside for Titans running backs.

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Deshaun Watson

NegativeMatchup23:45

The source notes that Baltimore's defense will have an easier time stopping the Browns offense because they only need to focus on stopping three receivers (with Godkins and Conklin potentially out) and Watson at quarterback. This limits the upside for all Browns skill players in this matchup.

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DeVonta Smith

NegativeInjury28:22

DeVonta Smith's status for Week 6 is uncertain; the source states 'I don't know if DeVonta Smith will be back' and expects him to return next week. With Smith and Saquon Barkley both potentially out and the Eagles' projected point total under 20, the source warns that no Eagles offensive player will have a good week.

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DK Metcalf

NegativeUsage36:26

Metcalf is not a major participant in the Packers offense this season; despite expectations of 8–9 targets in favorable matchups with injuries, he frequently receives only 4 targets on game day, creating unpredictability. He occasionally delivers exceptional performances (5 catches, 100 yards, touchdown), but inconsistent involvement makes him a flex option at best rather than a reliable starter.

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NegativeUsage36:33

Metcalf is a flex option at best due to inconsistent usage; despite expectations of 8–9 targets in games with injuries, he frequently receives only 4 targets, making him unreliable; he is not a significant part of the Packers offense this season and produces sporadically with occasional big plays.

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Drake London

PositiveRole13:33

Ranked as the second receiver for the Falcons this week. London commands a large share of touches alongside Bijan Robinson. Must-start recommendation.

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Drake Maye

NegativeRole17:12

Drake Maye is mentioned as a potential replacement option against the Jets, though no specific projection or strong recommendation is given.

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Emanuel Wilson

PositiveRole0:49

With D.J. Dallas unavailable, Emmanuel Wilson is expected to receive significant opportunities every week as a pivot player; he is also a pass-catching back while other running backs remain unavailable.

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Gabe Nabers

NegativeMatchup47:36

Gabe Nabers is ranked 37th among running backs and is part of a three-back rotation in a difficult matchup against the Chiefs at Arrowhead; the source advises against starting him due to the tough opponent and limited volume opportunity.

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Garrett Wilson

PositiveRole15:36

Strong WR2 recommendation; start every week and accept the results. Wilson is a reliable option regardless of matchup. His role may improve if cornerback Christian Gonzalez doesn't return from injury, though Gonzalez's return would negatively impact Wilson's target share. In the absence of Odell Beckham Jr. and Amari Cooper, Wilson has good opportunities, but the offense will become more crowded when both return at full strength, reducing his target volume.

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Hunter Henry

NegativeRole17:24

Hunter Henry is a potential option against the Jets, but his fantasy value faces significant downside risk if A.J. Brown returns. The source will likely not start Henry if Brown is activated, as Brown's return would reduce Henry's role and target share.

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Jake Ferguson

NegativeRole48:59

Jake Ferguson is a poor option who cannot catch the ball; his routes are too close to the sideline and he only receives very short passes, requiring at least seven receptions to produce anything in fantasy. The source will not play him despite the favorable matchup.

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Jalen Hurts

NegativeProjection28:32

If Saquon Barkley and DeVonta Smith remain unavailable and the Eagles' projected total stays below 20 points, the entire offense will underperform; Hurts would be negatively impacted by the low team total.

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Jameis Winston

NegativeProjection33:54

Winston is not recommended as a starter this week; while he could benefit if the Saints fall behind and are forced into a pass-heavy game script, he has not performed well recently, and the source does not expect the Saints to be in a significant deficit against the Giants.

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James Cook

PositiveProjection45:04

Cook is identified as a top option for the Bills in Week 6, behind Josh Allen but ahead of DJ Moore, in a matchup where the Bills are 5.5-point road favorites with a 29.5-point projection.

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Javonte Williams

NegativeProjection2:15

Javonte Williams is projected for 13.8 rushing attempts, 45 rushing yards, and 0.4 rushing touchdowns; without a touchdown, he scores only five points, making him touchdown-dependent; he is the closest running back to the goal line but has less than 50% touchdown probability, making him a risky flex option.

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Jayden Daniels

NegativeMatchup37:56

Not recommended for Week 6 despite the Packers' strong Thursday night performance against Dallas. While the matchup appears favorable for receivers and tight ends against the Steelers, Dallas is considered an ideal ball-control matchup with only 18.5 projected points.

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Jaylen Warren

PositiveProjection35:09

Warren is a strong play in Week 6 with tiered upside based on Najee Harris availability; if Harris is unavailable, Warren ranks as a top-seven running back; if Harris has limited snaps, Warren is a second-tier running back. Warren is playing well and should be started every week until Harris returns to full health.

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Jeremiyah Love

NegativeInjury40:57

Dealing with a severe ankle sprain and is the only question mark on the Cardinals roster for Week 6. The source expresses concern about his status, noting that while the team wants him to recover, his availability is uncertain. If he plays, he projects as a mid-tier running back; with top-20 RB talent, the source would start him in most lineups. However, with three top-20 RBs already rostered and projections at 10 PPR points, he's better suited for the bench given limited opportunity and the Rams' strong defense.

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Jonathan Taylor

PositiveMatchup19:36

Jonathan Taylor faces an excellent matchup against the Titans in Week 6. The Colts are favored by 7 points at home, and Tennessee's defense is poor. While the matchup is tougher for the run game than for receiving, the source starts Taylor every week and expects him to have a classic game with two touchdowns.

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Jordan Akins

NegativeInjury31:14

Currently sidelined with an injury; his return is expected to take several more weeks, creating a window of tight end scarcity and replacement value opportunity for other options like Juwan Johnson.

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Josh Allen

PositiveProjection45:04

Clear best option for the Bills in Week 6, ahead of James Cook and DJ Moore, in a matchup where the Bills are 5.5-point road favorites with a 29.5-point projection.

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Juwan Johnson

PositiveRole31:41

Currently ranked 9th among tight ends; the source considers him a mid-tier tight end play; he has underperformed recently but faced difficult matchups; will be a solid option most weeks until Jordan Akins returns from injury, which will likely take a few more weeks.

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Kerryon Johnson

NegativeProjection19:20

Kerryon Johnson is difficult to trust in Week 6. Even when Pollard receives 17 touches and Johnson gets a decent number of pass targets, neither is likely to score a touchdown given the Titans' average of 11 points per game. The poor offensive environment makes it hard to rely on any Titans running back.

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Lamar Jackson

NegativeInjury23:18

The source believes Lamar Jackson will likely be held out this week and return next week. If he plays, it improves the Ravens' chances of winning and enhances the upside for both Derek Henry's rushing opportunities and Zay Flowers's receiving potential.

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Luther Burden

NegativeProjection11:44

Ranked at WR25. Burden receives more planned targets than Rome Odunze, but his routes are shorter and closer to the sideline rather than deep downfield. The Bears offense distributes targets across multiple receivers rather than concentrating on one player.

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Malachi Fields

NegativeRole32:53

Fields is underutilized in the Giants offense; the source wishes the team would give him more opportunities, but currently all targets are concentrated on Malik Nabers and Galen Hall, leaving Fields without meaningful volume.

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Malik Nabers

PositiveUsage32:43

One of only two Giants receivers receiving meaningful target volume; virtually every pass is directed to either Nabers or Galen Hall, making him a must-start despite the Giants' weak offense.

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Marcus Mariota

NegativeProjection13:49

Projected at approximately 277 passing yards, ranked around QB13–14. Mariota is entirely pass-dependent and faces a favorable matchup against Chicago's weak defense while playing at home. The source expects him to finish as a mid-tier QB1 option this week.

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Matthew Stafford

PositiveProjection42:24

Definitive start for Week 6 when the Rams are projected to score 32–32.5 points as home favorites by approximately two touchdowns. The source states there is no debate about starting him in this matchup.

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Michael Wilson

PositiveRole40:39

Clear starter for the Cardinals against the Rams in Week 6; the source explicitly states he will be played in the lineup this week.

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Nick Chubb

NegativeMatchup23:44

Against Baltimore's defense, passing to wide receivers is easier than running. The source notes that Baltimore's defense will have an easier time stopping the Browns offense because they only need to focus on stopping three receivers (with Godkins and Conklin potentially out) and Deshaun Watson at quarterback. This limits the upside for Browns running backs and skill players.

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Nico Collins

PositiveMatchup9:06

Good matchup opportunity against Jaguars defense, which ranks 1st in targets allowed and forces passing game; Jaguars defense is strong against the run, so teams abandon rushing and target receivers instead; recommended for fantasy lineup.

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Odell Beckham

NegativeRole16:24

When Odell Beckham Jr. returns to full health alongside Amari Cooper, the Jets offense will become more crowded, making it harder for other receivers like Sidiki Lamb to produce. Wilson's target volume will also decrease as the offense distributes passes among more weapons.

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Olamide Zaccheaus

NegativeRole28:42

Will be a backup-level receiver if Saquon Barkley and DeVonta Smith remain unavailable; not a reliable starter in that scenario.

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Parker Washington

PositiveProjection14:09

Ranked as WR13 for Week 6 against the Texans; expected to receive high volume of opportunities; closest to elite tier (JSN level) among Jaguars receivers; recommended for starting lineup despite Texans' strong defense.

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Pat Freiermuth

PositiveProjection34:47

Freiermuth stands out as a top tight end play in Week 6; the Steelers–Packers game is one of the top three matchups for tight ends this season. Freiermuth excelled last week and is expected to excel again this week. He was signed as a free agent and is clearly the team's preferred tight end with a significant red-zone role and excellent play; with multiple receiver injuries, he occasionally lines up as a slot receiver.

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Quez Watkins

NegativeRole28:42

Will be a weak backup option if Saquon Barkley and DeVonta Smith remain unavailable; not a reliable starter in that scenario.

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Rashid Shaheed

NegativeProjection32:25

Can be relied upon to start almost every week as a consistent Saints receiver, but offers nothing special in performance this particular week against the Giants.

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Rome Odunze

NegativeProjection11:44

Ranked at WR29. Odunze will receive more deep passes than Luther Burden, creating higher upside for big plays; he could realistically catch 4 passes for 90 yards in a game, whereas Burden is less likely to do so. However, he will receive fewer total planned targets than Burden.

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Romeo Doubs

PositiveRole17:32

Romeo Doubs faces significant downside if A.J. Brown returns. The source will likely not start Doubs if Brown is activated, as Brown's return will reduce Doubs' role and target opportunities. However, Doubs is recommended as a strong start against the Cowboys' defense in a close matchup.

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Sam Darnold

NegativeProjection1:45

Sam Darnold does not provide consistent enough fantasy performance to be relied upon in fantasy lineups; the source explicitly states he cannot be trusted as a starter.

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Saquon Barkley

NegativeInjury28:22

Saquon Barkley is expected to miss Week 6 despite the team wanting his return. The source states 'they said they want Saquon back, but I think he'll be out another day' and expects him to return next week. With both Barkley and Smith potentially out and Eagles' projected points under 20, the Eagles offense will struggle.

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Shedeur Sanders

NegativeDepth Chart30:15

The source is monitoring whether the Eagles will activate Shedeur Sanders or increase his involvement at running back; unclear if he will receive a larger role following Saquon Barkley's injury, with Carson Steele and Jamikal Hastie also competing for touches.

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Tony Pollard

PositiveProjection18:52

Tony Pollard is the most likely player on the Titans to score a touchdown despite the team's poor offensive environment (projected 18.75 points). The source ranks him as the lowest-tier second running back each week due to his expected 16 touches, which provides floor value even if he is inefficient or doesn't score. He is also recommended as a strong start against the Packers' defense in a close matchup.

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Travis Kelce

PositiveProjection47:48

If Rashee Rice does not play, Kelce becomes the primary target and will command a high volume of passes and significant red zone usage, making him an excellent start in that scenario.

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Tre Harris

NegativeInjury47:30

Trey Harris's availability for Week 6 is uncertain; his status will impact target distribution for other receivers on the team.

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Trey McBride

PositiveRole40:39

Clear starter for the Cardinals against the Rams in Week 6; the source explicitly states he will be played in the lineup this week.

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Tyler Allgeier

PositiveRole41:28

Positioned as the backup running back who could become the primary starter if Love is unable to play. The source states he can now be relied upon as a starting-caliber running back and would be an obvious flex option if Love is sidelined.

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Tyler Higbee

NegativeProjection42:29

Acceptable option in the Rams' high-scoring matchup (32–32.5 projected points), though the source does not believe he is necessary to start given the strength of other Rams weapons.

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Wan'Dale Robinson

PositiveProjection19:04

Wandale Robinson is much better in PPR scoring formats. The source projects him to receive approximately 4.7 receptions and 41 receiving yards, with a low touchdown probability of 0.2 TDs. While he will accumulate a decent number of receptions, those receptions will not translate into significant fantasy points given the Titans' poor offensive environment (projected 18.75 points).

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Woody Marks

PositiveUsage10:58

Expected to receive approximately 19 touches (16.5 rushing attempts, 2.1 receptions) with Montrell Mononghau out. Projected as RB21 despite low efficiency expectations (under 60 total yards, 0.6 TD). Recommended for lineup because any RB with 15+ touches deserves consideration in starting lineup, and Marks will be on field in red zone situations.

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Zay Flowers

PositiveMatchup23:00

The source recommends playing Zay Flowers as one of only two Ravens skill players worth starting against the Browns in a Ravens-Browns matchup with a 42.5-point total and Ravens favored by 5.5 points. If Lamar Jackson returns, Flowers's receiving potential improves further, enhancing his upside.

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Episode Transcript

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0:00What's going on guys? It's Nick here, back with another video. It's Thursday, time to go game by game, talk about all
0:04the players I'd be starting and sitting this week. Thursday night game up first, 40 and a half point total, Seahawks are
0:10two and a half point road favorites. A pretty low total for a game between two very good teams, or at least the Broncos
0:18team that was supposed to be very good this season, but offensively not performing up to par. So, uh Seahawks side 21 and a half for the implied
0:26total, two and a half point road favorites. A negative match up in general against the Chargers, a little bit better for tight ends, but it's not
0:33like Seattle's really going to take advantage of that. Tougher for wide receiver, but that doesn't matter because JSN is auto start. I really and
0:39then relatively neutral for the running back position. So, I mean pretty easy on the Seattle side. Um while we don't have
0:46Charbonnet, which I don't think he's going to play this week, but follow that news. Um don't have J'Adarian Price. Uh you're just going to go out there and
0:53play Emmanuel Wilson each week. Uh George Holani is going to mix in, but Emmanuel Wilson is going to project for a ton of touches. He's a running back
1:02too while we don't have these other running backs healthy. And then it's basically just JSN obviously every week.
1:08Sam Darnold not performing consistently enough in fantasy to trust him. Um and then again, Barnwell has the good match up. Um Holani will get some touches.
1:17Shaheed's always live for a big play, but none of these guys you really trust in your starting lineup. Um there are
1:23four teams on bye this week, so a little bit thinner. Obviously, that's the most teams we've had on bye so far, but we're
1:29not at like bypocalypse, right? We're not at like these weeks where we have like six, eight teams on bye and you're
1:35really, really struggling. With only four teams on bye, maybe you got unlucky and kind of stacked up those teams, but for the most part, you should only be
1:42having to fill in like one, maybe two spots. Uh and so you're not again going to like Barnwell and Shaheed this
1:48weekend. Uh really not much else to say on the Seattle side. It's a very obvious spot for them. Um for the Broncos side,
1:54um very negative. I mean, Seattle's just extraordinarily good defense, even though like it's tougher to play Seattle obviously on the road. They're home
2:03here. Broncos should play better than average at home. You still see all the running the screen. It's like a bottom five match up for tight ends and wide
2:10receiver. Bottom eight match up for running backs. There's really not much.
2:16A little bit of a boost to running back receptions per game, but that's about it. It's a very difficult match up going
2:22to Seattle. And as you can see, not only is it a difficult match up, like the Broncos haven't been playing well in general. So, you're not going to
2:28see much green on the screen. I would not be playing Boone Nix. I would really just not be playing the running backs at
2:35all. Dobbins does show up as a low-end flex play.
2:40He's not bad. I mean, he's probably going to have, I see him for 13.8 rush attempts, 45 rushing yards, 0.4 rushing
2:46touchdowns. The odds are he's going to be in that general range of like 13, 14 rush attempts. Maybe he has a reception.
2:53And you're basically like if he doesn't score a touchdown, he's going to have like five fantasy points. But if he does
2:58score, he's going to grade out as a running back two. And so, you basically would be crossing your fingers that he
3:02gets into the end zone. Um, I mean, he's the most likely running back to score a touchdown. I think a little bit more likely than
3:09RJ Harvey.
3:11But it's not like he's overly likely.
3:12He's probably less than 50% chance at scoring. So, it's not that good of a play. Harvey would be like a full PPR
3:18play if you thought that, you know, Denver fell behind and he could rack up like seven, eight receptions where he had games like that. Like we talked
3:26about last week, I understand projecting three and a half rush attempts. Like if he doesn't get that game script to get a
3:32ton of dump offs, he's not going to do anything. And especially in half PPR, he certainly needs the dump offs cuz even
3:38six receptions in half PPR, it's only three points. Like we need a lot more production there. It's just not happening. I'm excited for when Jaleel
3:45Coleman can return. I don't know exactly when it's going to be. I don't think it's going to be too much longer.
3:50But yeah, really just Dobbins. I mean, Waddle's a flex play. You can see 3.9 for the projected receptions, 45 receiving yards, 0.3 touchdowns. That's
4:00fine, and that's not like horrible wide receiver 31 on the week. Um you're basically hoping that, you know, he should be a larger part of the game plan
4:08overall, uh and he should have weeks where he spikes. But, this is Seattle.
4:13We just We don't want to be attacking this defense. And so, if if it's a tie, if it's close, I'd prefer to bench
4:18Waddle this week. And really just nothing else. Maybe you could stream Denver. You know, they're a good defense. They're at home. Um
4:25Seattle I mean, they had a ton of turnovers last week. Like, the running backs couldn't hold onto the football.
4:30Uh but, for the most part, this is not uh an appealing spot for Denver.
4:35All right. Uh Sunday games kick off in London again. So, the Jaguars second consecutive game in London. 42 and 1/2 point total. Jaguars 2 and 1/2 point
4:43quote-unquote home favorites. And you can almost say home favorites for Jaguars because like, again, they play in London every single season. They
4:51play, at this point, two games in a row in London. They should have more than 50% of the fans. So, it should kind of
4:58act like a little bit of a home game for them, even though, of course, on the road. And they've been there, obviously,
5:03much longer than the Texans have. So, it still is like leaning in the Jaguars direction more so home for them than it
5:11is for the Texans. But, Texans 20 for the implied total, 2 and 1/2 point road favorites. Uh Jaguars very, very strong
5:18run defense. You can see here 32nd, the worst match up for yards per carry over expectation, rush attempts over expectation, rushing yards over
5:26expectation. Like, teams do not run the football. And when they do run the football, they're very, very ineffective against the Jaguars. Um decent match up
5:36for wide receivers, though, because number one in targets over expectation.
5:39Uh teams look at the um the rushing match up, and they're like, "No, I'm not going to do that." And and
5:45decide to throw the ball to wide receivers instead. So, it's a good setup for Nico Collins. Um I don't think um
5:55Do I have uh yeah, I don't have Merv projected in yet. Um I don't know exactly what they're going to do there if they're
6:02going to activate him in the first week.
6:03Sometimes they wait a week to activate.
6:05Um we'll just kind of see what the news is, but even if Merv is activated, um I would not fully expect him to be out
6:13there for more than like, you know, a handful of design snaps. Um I wouldn't play him, basically. Like if he was
6:19active, he'd probably project like five fantasy points. Um maybe he scores a touchdown. Maybe he breaks off a long play, but I would not play him in his
6:26first game. Uh which and I don't know if it's going to come this weekend. Um but Nico I would play. Uh Jaylen Nowells had
6:33an increased role recently and he's played pretty well in that role.
6:36Obviously, Merv coming back hurts that cuz it's just going to take target share away from him. Uh but yeah, it really
6:41would just be Nico at wide receiver for I'd want to be playing there. I would not stream C.J. Stroud. It's not really
6:47a good spot for that. Like the even though wide receivers have a good match up, but the Jaguars overall are still
6:52very good team.
6:54Um it's just it's not a match up where you really want to be playing uh skill players against them unless it's like a
6:59superstar wide receiver. Like Nico, uh Woody Marks is the interesting one. So, I don't think um Monty's going to play.
7:05My guess is Monty's going to miss this week, next week, then they go on bye, then he returns in week nine. So, under
7:12that assumption, I Woody Marks for, you know, 16 and a half rush attempts and 2.1 receptions. So, we're projecting here nearly 19 touches for Marks. Now, I
7:21have very high-end inefficiency for him.
7:24On those 19 touches, we're looking at like under 60 total yards, um 0.6 touchdowns. That helps because anytime they get in the red zone, he should be
7:32on the field. He's going to project to the strong start, running back 21. Um that's because there are like 20 running
7:39backs. I mean, you know, there's byes this week, but in general, there are about 20 running backs this season that you feel even
7:45remotely good about, and it's not going to take much for a running back to jump into that like 21 to 25 range if they're
7:52getting any sort of touches. And so, because he's getting the touches here, he's going to project as like a low-end running back two, but you don't you're
7:59not going to feel good about it. He could easily go out there, have 13 carries for 30 yards, not score a
8:06touchdown, and you're like, why did I start Woody Marks? Well, it's because on average, he's going to have, you know, 15-plus touches, and any running back
8:13getting 15-plus touches, no matter the matchup, is going to be worth a low-end running back two start because there's not that many running backs getting more
8:20than like 10 touches as an expectation.
8:22So, I don't expect efficiency. I don't expect a good game, but given the touches, you probably have to just play uh Woody Marks.
8:30Um Then on the Jaguar side, 22 and 1/2 the implied total, 2 and 1/2 point again, {quote} {unquote} home favorites.
8:37Difficult matchup for the running backs, uh but again, a good matchup for wide receivers, and then slightly negative for the tight end position. Um
8:45Basically, everyone's a good play. No one is like an incredible play. I'm totally fine playing Trevor Lawrence, Parker Washington, Beathard 2N. You
8:55could stream Brevin Strange. Um I think you could throw Myers into the flex spot, although, you know, he's I think he's like a one away from being a
9:03low-end flex play. He he's a low-end flex play this weekend. I could stream the Jaguars defense. Like, all these guys are viable, but it's not like a
9:11guarantee that any one of them goes off.
9:13I think Tuten's going to get a lot of touches. It's does he break off a long touchdown? I think Parker Washington is
9:18going to get the volume, but the Texans, of course, do have a very strong overall defense. I just that I think this is the
9:23thing I want to note here. Like, the wide receivers both project with good matchups here, but at the end of the
9:28day, both the Texans and the Jaguars have very good defenses. These are two pretty good teams, and neither one of them is projected for 23 points. So,
9:35like, it should be a relatively low-scoring game. Um offenses should struggle to some degree before one of the teams pulls away and the other team
9:45has to try and catch up. That's kind of the game script you can expect here. Uh and so, everyone is viable, but it's not
9:50like you had to play everyone well or like it's like a JSN-level start. No one's that level. Uh but I'd say Parker
9:56Washington's closest. He is wide receiver 13. You're playing the wide receiver 13, obviously, and two and uh running back 18. I mean, I'd be
10:04surprised if you had three players that project better than the running back 18.
10:08So, I get them in the starting lineup for sure. I would not play Cameron. I would not play um Brian Thomas Jr.,
10:12players like that.
10:14All right. 1:00 games kick off. Bears at Falcons. We've got a 51 and a half-point total and we've got the Bears as 1 and
10:231/2 point road favorites. Uh for the Bears side, 26 and 1/2 the implied total, 1 and 1/2 point road favorites, pretty neutral matchup all around for
10:33the Falcons. And this game is in a dome, so I'd say it leans towards a positive spot. Um I'm projecting Caleb back. Uh
10:40no guarantee that that's correct. Um I think, don't quote me on this, but I think they play the Thursday night game
10:46the week after. So, if that is the case, uh then it would make a little bit of sense for them to say, "Okay, maybe we
10:52hold him out uh so that he can play in that next game." Um I would also say in this first game back, I'm going to
10:57under-project the rushing yards just a little bit uh just because it's a little bit less likely that he rolls out of the
11:03pocket, sprints at 100% speed like you would think in those 50/50 situations.
11:09He'd be just a little bit more likely coming off of the hamstring injury, a little bit more likely to dump the ball
11:14off. So, I'm going to project that. Uh but again, we don't know 100% if he's going to be the one starting, but under
11:20the assumption that he is, and basically if he isn't, it's just a downgrade to everyone.
11:24Uh under that assumption, I also don't think Manongai's going to play, which makes De'Andre Swift an obvious must-start. If you had like Bejan
11:33starting and Monangai playing, that's two kind of blows to Swift, but regardless, I'd still play the under Swift. He just wouldn't project as a
11:41running back six on the week. Um Both Burden and Adunze are totally fine to play in the flex spot. I have Burden
11:49right now wide receiver 25, wide receiver 29 for Adunze. Uh they're kind of just different players, right? Adunze is that guy who's going to get more of
11:56that downfield usage. Um Not as many schemed touches as Burden, but Burden's scheme touches are coming much closer to the line of scrimmage,
12:05less so downfield. So, you're more likely to see like increased receptions for someone like Luther Burden, uh but maybe there's a little bit more potential for, you
12:15know, like a four-for-90 day from Rome Odunze. Um Burden's a little bit less likely to do that.
12:22You never know. I mean, this is a very good offense. Um we could see some schemed usage downfield for Luther Burden. Uh it's just he's been a little
12:28bit disappointing this season. We were hoping that this passing attack would be centered around one of Luther Burden or Cole Kmet Loveland, and it's been
12:35neither. It's been no one, really. It's been kind of like a spread-the-wealth offense. And so, while everyone on the offense stays healthy, at least for the
12:42pass-catchers Monangai's hurt, but for the pass-catchers, um they all kind of eat into each other's production a little bit, and they're all fine. You
12:49can play Burden, Adunze, Loveland, but you don't necessarily need to play any one of them. Um The hope is, we talked
12:57about this in the kind of like a buy or sell video, the hope is basically that like this offense eventually just
13:03is better passing the ball, is a little bit more consistent, and kind of centers around one player a little bit more
13:09often. Uh but also that like, you know, we haven't seen a normal game script with Caleb Williams at quarterback.
13:15Hopefully, we also get that this week.
13:17But yeah, that's basically what I would I would stick to is those four players for Chicago. And then on the Falcons
13:22side, um Arizona has got a good defense. You can run on them, you can pass on them, uh you can kind of do whatever you want
13:28against them, uh and it's nice knowing uh everything is easy on the Falcons side. Bijan, Drake London, they take up such a massive percentage of the
13:36touches. We don't have uh the Lions this week, they're on bye, so Bijan is the number one running back on the week, and
13:42Drake London is the number two wide receiver for me right now. Like, just play both of them. I would I wouldn't
13:47stream Penix. I think I'm going to probably going to drop the projection on Penix a little bit. Um he does it all
13:52through the air. I'm projecting like 277 passing yards, probably need to pull that back a little bit. I would guess he'll he'll end up more as like a
13:59high-end quarterback two. It's a good spot because Chicago's a very good team on the other side. You're playing at home. Chicago's defense isn't that
14:05great, so it's a good spot for Penix. Uh we're asking a lot to pay off the quarterback nine for him. So, again,
14:11he'll probably end up close to quarterback like 13, 14, but a good streaming option this weekend. And again, Bijan, uh London. I wouldn't play
14:17Brian Robinson. People ask if you can like kind of stream him. It's really only the weeks where they get up big,
14:22they score a ton of points, which isn't necessarily going to happen this week, and then I don't trust the volume for
14:26Pitts or Dotson or any of them. So, just Bijan and London for that side.
14:31All right. Jets at Patriots. So, we've got a 43 and a half point total, seven and a half point home favorites for the
14:39Patriots. On the Jets side, 18 through the implied total, again, touchdown road underdogs. Patriots very strong overall defense, uh better against the run than
14:49the pass, but you just don't want to be playing too many players against them, uh and that's basically what the rankings show. You're going to see two
14:56players stand out here, Garrett Wilson, Breece Hall and Allen. I don't think um that uh Breece Hall is going to play
15:03this weekend. Obviously, if he does, you're not playing Breece Hall and Allen, but I don't I think he's going to be out at least one more week. Uh so,
15:09I'm projecting 19 rush attempts for Allen, two and a half receptions. He basically has every single touch on from this backfield when you don't have
15:17Breece Hall healthy. Uh so, if someone's was to project for, you know, 21 touches. I don't care what the matchup is, you're playing them. So, got to play
15:26Braelon Allen. Uh only strong start here, but running back 15 again, I'd be surprised if you had three top 14 running backs when we also have teams on
15:34bye. Uh I would not stream Geno Smith.
15:36And then Garrett Wilson, play him every week and live with the results. Um I don't know if Christian Gonzalez is going to be back. If Christian Gonzalez
15:42is back, that hurts um obviously for Garrett Wilson, uh but we kind of just don't know yet. Uh so, we'll see. Um but
15:51if he's out, maybe it bumps up a little bit, but in general, Garrett Wilson's like a really solid play at wide
15:56receiver two. I don't trust Cedee Lamb right now. We We still need to see a lot more consistently from his role, uh
16:02especially when you have Mason Taylor back and healthy. Um and I'll also be interested to see um I don't have Amari Cooper. I don't even
16:11have him on the Oh, yeah.
16:13I don't have Amari Cooper projected in right now. They did open his practice window. That doesn't mean they need to play him, right? I mean, they can do
16:20whatever they want there. But he should be back soonish. While Cooper's out, while Ad Odell Beckham Jr. is out, it's still very good spots for Garrett
16:28Wilson. But I'm interested to see how this offense looks once you have once you have Ad Odell Beckham Jr. and Amari
16:33Cooper back healthy. Um going to be a little bit more crowded. Um going to be tougher for Cedee Lamb to fully break
16:39out. And then Garrett Wilson, obviously his target share will go down as well.
16:42But it'll be interesting to see what happens there.
16:44Then for the Jets, um they've been maintaining that number one matchup for running backs. It's just a very good spot uh to run on. Um
16:51Also, don't think Traveon's playing. Uh has the high ankle sprain. I think he's going to miss a couple of weeks. That
16:58would make Rhamondre Stevenson a very clear must start. Uh right now projecting about 20 touches for him, little over 100 yards, 0.8 touchdowns.
17:07That's running back 10. Uh you're playing Stevenson probably regardless, but he's an unbelievable play if Traveon Henderson is going to be out. Other than
17:15him, um a of players that are viable, right? Drake May absolutely can stream him against the Jets. You could throw Dobbs into the flex spot. Hunter Henry
17:23could be streamed. I don't know also if A.J. Brown is going to play. They did, um, opened his practice window, so they're
17:31going to have to play him the next couple weeks. It's really just going to come down to how he feels on Sunday. I
17:35think we'll know, um, by like, probably like Saturday, Sunday. I think we're going to know a little bit earlier. I don't think it's going to come down to a
17:41game time decision. Um, but, you know, hopefully he plays and he kind of, you know, stabilizes this offense even more, upgrades the ceiling as well. But, if he
17:49comes back, it's a pretty big blow to Romeo Dobbs and Hunter Henry. So, I probably wouldn't play them if A.J.
17:55Brown is back. My guess is A.J. Brown returns next week, but uh, we'll see as far as that's concerned. Uh, and also
18:02like Douglas, Chisholm, like again, once you have A.J. Brown back, you're not playing any of these guys. You could theoretically play them. The problem is
18:09I don't know if the Jets necessarily push New England to be like passing at a super high rate in the second half. I
18:15think they're probably going to be able to run the ball at a pretty high rate.
18:17So, you want Douglas and Chisholm in games where New England has to throw it a little bit more often. I don't think
18:23that's going to be this weekend.
18:25And again, if A.J. Brown's back, don't play them.
18:28All right. Titans at Colts, 44 and 1/2 point total. Colts are 7-point home favorites. Uh, pretty low team total for the Titans side, 18.75.
18:387-point road underdogs. I mean, they're averaging like 11 points per game this season. Like this Titans offense has been terrible now. The Colts defense has
18:46also been terrible, right? This is a top 10 match up for all positions, which you don't see super often that, you know,
18:51defenses can't stop any possession, but that's the Colts, um, so you'd think we have a lot more plays, but even in a great match up, you can't
19:01trust Cam Akers. Um, you can't trust obviously the backup running backs. The tight ends aren't really doing anything.
19:08And so, you're looking at Pollard, Carnell Tate, and Wan'Dale. Uh, Wan'Dale is much better in full PPR. He's a guy that's going to rack up a decent amount
19:16of receptions, but those receptions aren't going to go anywhere. I have 4.7 projected receptions here and 41 receiving yards. He also is probably not
19:24going to score a touchdown. 0.2 for the projected touchdowns. And that's the tough part for Tennessee. Even when like Pollard racks up 17 touches, even when
19:33Kernal Tate has a decent amount of targets, no one is necessarily that likely to score a touchdown when you're averaging 11 points per game. So, it's
19:41tough to trust any of these guys.
19:44Pollard every week is probably going to be that like low-end running back two just because of what I talked about before. Any running back projecting for
19:51like 16 touches, even if you're inefficient, even if you don't score, you're just a better play than these running backs that are going to have
19:59eight or nine touches. It's so much easier, even on low-end efficiency, for you to do at least something. And then anyone on the field can still score a
20:07touchdown. And Pollard is probably the most likely player on this team to score a touchdown. So, I think you play Pollard at running back two. Um I have
20:13Kernal Tate in a league. Um I also have a couple couple people that are like injured. So, I think I'm going to have
20:18to go back to Kernal Tate. It was tough last week cuz he had the in-week injury, the back injury. And so, we didn't
20:24really know how healthy he was. I haven't seen anything this week yet to indicate that like we should be worried about that long-term, but I'll keep
20:32looking for that. Um it's obviously a much better match-up. They played the Texans last week. Going to the Colts, that's a way better spot. So, I think we
20:39can go back to Tate. Um but he is the last season's wide receiver 24. That's the last wide receiver in strong start
20:44before you start grading out as a flex play. Um I would probably view him in my mind more as a flex play. I wouldn't be
20:51shocked if he finished as a wide receiver like 26, 27. Uh so, fine, uh but definitely not someone you like have to be playing uh this week.
20:59So, Titans are fine, but they're the Titans, right? You can't invest too much in the Titans offense. Colts nearly 26 for their implied total. Seven-point
21:07home favorites. That's a great spot for Jonathan Taylor to do well. Uh more negative match up for running than it is
21:13receiving, but it's Jonathan Taylor. You play him every week. Uh definitely live for his classic two touchdown day. Um you could stream Daniel Jones. I just
21:21wish he was playing a little bit better.
21:23Um he's not really scoring that many fantasy points. Of course, the rushing's not going to be there coming off the torn Achilles. And so, he's got to do
21:30pretty much everything through the air.
21:32It's a decent spot for that, but like he really only has Downs, Warren, and Keenan Allen. Like, Treadwell's going to mix in and you know, you've got Deion
21:41Burks and Anthony Gould, but like none of these guys are are that good. None of these guys are um I mean, like Downs is good and Tyler
21:51Warren's good, but I'm talking about those backups. Like, none of them are going to have any sort of command of target share. They're not going to be
21:56out there winning consistently. And so, he has to do everything through Downs, through Warren, through Keenan. And everything is just so close to the line
22:04of scrimmage. Nothing's downfield. It doesn't really give uh Daniel Jones that high of a ceiling each week. He really does need Alec Pierce to be back to kind
22:13of unlock that. So, he's a streaming option, but not one you have to necessarily go to. Um I do think you're
22:19probably playing Downs if you have him.
22:21You're probably playing Tyler Warren. Um I just I'm not that excited about the Colts offense cuz I really do think Jonathan Taylor's just going to have a
22:28pretty good day. Lot of touches for him.
22:30And they'll kind of just sprinkle it around to a lot of other players beyond that uh to where no one stands out like
22:36way better than normal. But again, I mean, if you have Tyler Warren, you're playing him and Downs. I think he's a
22:40solid play at wide receiver, too.
22:42All right. Ravens at Browns is up next.
22:4642 and a half point total. Ravens are five and a half point uh road favorites.
22:52For the Raven side, 24 for the implied total, five and a half point road favorites. Relatively neutral match up all around. Um
23:00this is a divisional match up. This is not a very high um total in general. Uh so, we can sometimes see these spots
23:08play out a little bit grosser normal.
23:10These teams play each other a lot. That typically favors the defense, especially the second time in the season, but it favors the defense cuz it's like, you
23:17know, they they know what the other team is going to do on offense. Uh but at the end of the day, this is such a
23:22consolidated offense that you play Derrick Henry, you play Zay Flowers, and you probably just call it a day. I mean, you can definitely stream um or play
23:30like Tyler Linderbaum. He's playing pretty well at kicker. Um you can definitely play the Baltimore defense against the Browns. But for skill
23:36players, play Henry, play Zay. Don't really go to anything else. Mark Andrews is so annoying. Uh we would have hit on
23:41our pick uh the other week, but he dropped like two wide-open passes. All we needed was two more yards from him,
23:47but he can't do that. Um he's just he's he's bad. Like, he can't hold on to the football, he can't catch the football,
23:54and he runs like 2 miles an hour. So, he's going to grade out as a theoretical streaming option as a tight end 15, but
23:59man, he is just not good out there. Um I don't know it's going to be close if they can get Lamar back this week. My
24:04guess is they hold him out one more week and returns next week. Um that doesn't matter in terms of playing Derrick Henry
24:10or Zay Flowers. You're going to play them regardless, but obviously, if uh Lamar is active, the total is going to push in the direction of Baltimore.
24:19We're going to have a lot more confidence that they win this game. That helps out Derrick Henry's, you know, rushing volume, his chance of scoring a
24:26touchdown. It helps out Zay Flowers' receiving ceiling. And so, you're playing these guys regardless, but the ranking will go up if we have Lamar at
24:33quarterback. Then for the Browns, I don't uh it's a sort of neutral It's easier to throw to wide receivers against Baltimore. Um and Baltimore's
24:39like a solid defense overall, but they're it's not like this is like a bottom-five matchup for anyone. So, you'd kind of play this out normal for
24:47um for the Browns side. Uh I haven't taken Concepcion out yet, but he is not going to play. Um at least I'm I'm almost
24:54certain and not going to play. Um and I don't know about Judkins. That's one we have to watch this week as well.
24:59They said it's a minor injury, but we don't know if that can hold him out for a week as well. Man, if you don't have
25:05Judkins, you don't have Concepcion, um, Fannin's going to grade out better, but not as like some amazing play. It's just the problem is it's going to be easier
25:14for Baltimore. So, you take Concepcion off the field, you take Judkins off the field, and you're going to out there with like maybe Raheem Sanders, maybe
25:20they get Samson back, but like Samson might not play as well. You've got like Rocket Sanders out there.
25:26You've got, uh, you know, only Denzel Boston at wide receiver that you trust.
25:31Um, it's going to be so easy for Baltimore to be like, "All right, there's like three players we need to shut down
25:36here." And Deshaun Watson at quarterback. So, it's not going to be difficult for them to kind of, uh, shut them down. And because of that, um,
25:44I just no no one's going to be amazing, but I would say Denzel Boston would grade out as the best play for the
25:49Browns side. Um, and then Fannin again would be fine to stream, uh, but I wouldn't go to like Judy. I really
25:54wouldn't go to the backup running backs, whichever one starts. Um, but I suppose you're super desperate and Raheem Sanders was the only one active, you
26:01could go there. Next up, we've got Panthers at Eagles. Pretty low 40 and a half point total. Panthers are 1 and a
26:08half point road favorites. Feel like maybe people, I don't know, on average would expect, uh, Panthers not to be favorites in this one, but they are
26:17coming off by. They're playing very well this season, and the Eagles are not.
26:21They're not playing very well, and they're of course also not coming off of their by. Relatively neutral match up for the Panthers here. Uh, tough spot
26:28for tight ends, but you know, that it really, uh, everything for Darren Waller is just does he score touchdowns? Not Darren Waller is going
26:35to be ripping teams apart between 20.
26:37So, um, again, coming off by is a positive for the Panthers, hopefully getting healthy as well. I think Coker is going to
26:44return. Check that. Uh, both of them grade out as wide receiver twos. If he does return, obviously if you had Coker
26:51out, uh, Ted McMillan's going to be a wide receiver one, but regardless, you're playing Tet. Um I think we can trust Coker. I kind of want to look into
26:59the news a little bit. If there's any sort of chance that in his first game back, he's like limited in some way, I
27:06will drop the projection. He'll be more of like a wide receiver three, but assuming he's good to go um coming off
27:11the injury, I think you're fine playing him as the wide receiver two. Uh the Eagles defense has been much more disappointing this season uh than usual.
27:20And it's basically just kind of concentrated among the top end, right?
27:23McMillan and Coker are going to get the vast majority of the targets. Um while you have Brooks out, which will be a
27:29decent amount of chunk time, uh decent chunk more time, uh Chuba's going to be a very good start every single week. And
27:35then Bryce Young has been playing at a very high level. You can absolutely stream him every week. Um it's really just those four, and then
27:43it's does Darren Waller score touchdown, and I wouldn't go to any of the secondary players. Uh but the Eagles normally, like past couple of years,
27:50have been a spot where like, we're a little bit more hesitant playing people against them. That's not necessarily the case this season. And again, I expect
27:57this team to look good coming off by.
27:59Then for the Eagles side, um sort of neutral-ish match-up. It's fine for passing, um little bit easier to run on the Panthers than pass on them, but I
28:08wouldn't be scared. If anything, the thing I'd be scared of is a 19 and a half point implied total and a 1.5 point
28:14home underdog for the Eagles. This is just like not a good offense. I don't know that uh DeVonta Smith is going to
28:21be back. They said they want to get Saquon back, but my gut says he misses one more day. I feel like Saquon and
28:28DeVonta Smith return next week, but track that. Uh if we actually have, you know, no Saquon, no DeVonta Smith, the total for the implied total for this
28:37team stays below 20, it's not looking good for anyone in this passing attack.
28:42Wix would be like a low-end flex play.
28:45McCauley would be a bench. Darius Cooper isn't going to catch a long touchdown and break a long touchdown or catch multiple touchdowns, break a long
28:51touchdown every week. He's not going to project that well. You're basically looking at Dallas Goedert as a pretty solid low-end tight end one. And you're
28:59looking at Dameon Pierce being one of those running backs that's going to project for around 14 or 15 touches, um but be super like inefficient, not that
29:08good on those touches. Running back 25 right now. I want to see what they do at running back and what they talk about
29:14this week though. They've got Carson Steel. They've got JaMycal Hasty. Do they plan on giving either one of those two more touches? Of course,
29:24they had Saquon. He gets hurt. You bring in Shipley and Shipley was probably going to be close to featured. He gets
29:29hurt or um you activate Shipley or you like Shipley play him a little bit more um cuz obviously in the same day that uh Saquon
29:37gets injured, you have Tevin Coleman get injured. So, it's like every time they go into a game, they were planning on
29:42having a different running back and then they kind of just throw that back up running back into a starting role. I
29:47think that's somewhat what happened last week with Shipley going down, just throwing Dameon Pierce into that role.
29:52That doesn't mean they really want Dameon Pierce to be handling 14 to 16 opportunities. And so, we'll see what they talk about this week. I'm just
30:01pretty hesitant on any of these running backs. If it's any sort of committee, I mean, they're not going to throw to the
30:07running backs.
30:08These backs are not that likely to score a touchdown.
30:12They're not going to be highly productive as an offense. And so, this is not a good spot for the running backs. It would really be stream hurts
30:18if you need to. And Dallas Goedert is a low-end tight end one. That's all I feel good about on that side.
30:24Saints at Giants up next. 45 and 1/2 point total. Saints are 1 and 1/2 point uh road favorites.
30:32For the Saints side, uh 23 and 1/2 the implied total. Again, 1 and 1/2 point road favorites here. Um not crazy tough
30:38or anything. Little easier to run on the Giants than it is pass on them. Uh but I'm not like scared of the match up for
30:45anyone.
30:46And really the Saints are a pretty concentrated offense overall. Chris Olave is really the only pass catcher you have to start and you do have to
30:55start him every week. And the only other wide receiver you're looking at is Deonte Harris, but just a low end flex
31:00play for him. I think Juwan is fine.
31:04He's kind of the tight end nine right now. I think he's a low end tight end one. Hasn't been performing as well
31:11recently, but they've also had some more difficult match ups recently. So I think he's fine. He's going to be fine basically every week until you have
31:20um Jordan Akins back from his injury, but that's probably still a few weeks away for Akins. So you can play Juwan, you
31:29can play Harris, you don't have to play either one of them. Chris Olave you definitely have to play. And then the
31:34running backs don't stand out to me. I'm a little bit behind industry on Alvin Kamara, but they're going to play Kamara, they're going to play Kendre
31:41Miller, they're going to play C.J.
31:42Donaldson as well. I really just don't trust any of them. I really just wouldn't want to be playing a Saints running back here.
31:52And then it's really just Tyler Shuck.
31:53You could stream him pretty much every week. Nothing about this week stands out for Shuck though.
31:58Then on the Giants side cuz I think an issue with the Saints is the the Giants. Right? Like the Saints are great because they can run so many
32:08plays and they get a bunch of dome games. Well, this is an outdoor game in New York and the Giants like are going
32:15to try and run the ball an okay amount, but they're also just not that good of an offense. And so it's unlikely that
32:21the Giants pull out to like a 10-13 point lead and force the Saints into a super fast-paced, super pass-heavy game script. And we've been having a lot of
32:32those game scripts in you know, this season really.
32:36If they don't have that and they're winning and they can play a little bit slower, run the ball a little bit more,
32:42it kind of hurts everyone's ceiling besides Chris Olave. That's why he kind of really is just the by far the best
32:47play on the Saints side. And then on, um, on the Giants, it's unbelievably concentrated. I mean, it is every passing target goes to Malik Nabers or
32:58Jalin Hyatt. And it's just no one else.
32:59I wish they would use Malachi Fields more. Um, I don't really wish they'd use Mooney more, but like, I wish Fields
33:04would get some sort of usage, but everything's going to Hyatt or Nabers, so you have to be playing those two. For the running backs, Kam
33:10Scar is going to grade out as that same range, you know, getting around 15 to 16 projected opportunities. He's going to
33:17be a low-end running back, too. But you don't trust them that much because, you know, they have Tyron Tracy Jr. they're
33:22playing, they're playing Najee Harris.
33:24And when you're starting three different running backs for for drives, like like literally literally like the first play on a drive, not just like randomly
33:30mixing in, um, you know, when Kam Scar gets tired, Tracy Jr. and Najee Harris both started drives last week. That's really tough.
33:39It limits the touch ceiling. And when you do hit that touch ceiling for Scar, last season it was because he would have
33:46like 15 or 16 rush attempts, but then also maybe seven or eight targets. Well, that's not happening this season. When he gets his touches, it's mostly coming
33:54on the ground, not as much through the air. He'll mix in like a couple receptions, but the offense is not that
34:00great. He's not getting as many targets.
34:03And now the carries are also being contended with with Najee and Tyron Tracy. And so, he's a fine play, low-end running back, too. Not one to feel great
34:11about. And I don't think you can stream James Winston. We could run into a spot where the Saints do pull ahead and they
34:17have to play, um, faster and throw the ball more. And that'll be good for Winston. Uh, it was kind of the dream
34:22like second half for, uh, the Giants though last week with all that passing volume. Uh, Winston is still not looked that great. So, I really wouldn't want
34:30to be streaming him this week.
34:33Next up, we've got Steelers at Bucks. 39 and a half point total, very low total game this week. And the Steelers are two
34:42and a half point road favorites. For the Steelers, that's 21 for the implied total. Negative match up for running backs and wide receivers, but a very
34:51good match up for tight ends. We've talked about that every week. It's basically maintained.
34:56This is just a top three match up for tight ends. So, yet another spot where Pat Freiermuth does stand out. He stood
35:02out last week. He'll stand out this week as well. Don't know on Rico. So, right now I have Rico in but limited. I have
35:09him projected for five rush attempts, 1.8 receptions. That's going to be big for Warren. If you don't have Rico at all, if he misses another week, then
35:19Warren's going to be like a top seven running back yet again. If you have what I have now is Rico projected to be
35:26limited and Warren playing, you've got like low end running back one for Warren. If they're like, "Oh, Rico's a full go." which I don't think would be
35:34the case. I mean, coming off the injury, like I would imagine he's limited in some way. But if they said he was like a
35:39full go, then, you know, Warren would be more of like a high end running back two. But regardless, that doesn't matter
35:44that much.
35:46Jaylen Warren is playing so well that you just you play him. Now, obviously last week, he gets a little lucky having, you know, an 80 yard touchdown
35:53and like another 50 yard touchdown. He didn't actually do that much regardless of those two plays. But the fact that he's capable of those, the fact that
36:00he's capable of racking up a ton of total touches, a ton of receptions, means, you know, given the state of running back right now, it's pretty thin
36:08outside the top like 15, you're playing Jaylen Warren every week right now even when Rico returns. Until he proves otherwise, you're playing him every
36:18week. For receiver, they're not going to have Pittman. They're not going to have um Goodness, can't even remember the name right now. Roman Wilson. Uh they're both
36:27going to be out uh the next couple of weeks. Uh so, DK Metcalf's going to grade out as a better play. Um Jeremy
36:34Bernard is fine, too. But, these guys are really just flex plays. I mean, Metcalf keeps being in these spots where you're like, "Okay, not a terrible
36:41matchup. We've got injuries. He should have eight or nine targets." And then he goes out there and has like four targets. And you're like, "How is that
36:49even possible?" He's not getting the football. Uh just not that involved in the offense this season. Randomly going to go off. So, randomly going to have
36:56that like five for 100 touchdown day. Uh but, you don't know what's coming, so that makes him flex play. Um and then
37:02Jeremy Bernard right now low-end flex play wide receiver 40 projecting about four receptions, 3.7, 41 receiving yards.
37:10Fine. A little bit better for him in full PPR because I feel okay about the receptions, but they'll come more close
37:16to the line of scrimmage. Uh but, definitely not someone you have to be playing. Um really it's you have to play
37:21Warren. Metcalf's a pretty good play in the flex spot. I would I mean, if you had Pat Freiermuth, you picked him up
37:28off free agency, and you had a tight end on a bye or a tight end underperforming, I mean, he's pretty involved. He's
37:34definitely highly involved in the red zone. It's a good matchup.
37:38He's playing really well right now. He's clearly their preferred receiving tight end. You've got multiple injuries at um wide receiver to where like he's going
37:48to almost play as their uh their slot wide receiver at times. Pat Freiermuth is like a pretty good play this weekend.
37:56Bucks side, uh kind of gross implied total here. I know they had a really good day on Thursday night against Dallas. That's Dallas. Even though you
38:04see it's a positive matchup for wide receiver and tight ends against the Steelers, uh Dallas is just like a dream matchup for
38:11possessions. And so, only 18 and 1/2 projected points. Uh still only two and 1/2 point home underdogs though, so they can definitely win this game. I would
38:18not play uh Jaylen Daniels. Um I would not play Chris Godwin. I would not play Kenny Gainwell.
38:25Um, Cade Otton is fine, but he's a very, very low-end play. Uh, for the most part, Bucky Igboanugo. Same as last week.
38:35Most of the offense is going to flow through them.
38:38Given the state of running back, if you have a running back capable of 30 fantasy points like Bucky scored last week, depending on format, but uh,
38:45capable of 30 fantasy points, you're definitely playing him. And then Igboanugo always a tough play. He was kind of on the fringes last week as
38:52well. He scores the touchdown, but if you watch that game, it was okay. Dallas does not have a good defense, and he's
38:57not exactly getting like a ton of usage downfield. It was very much what we talked about. Get the ball into his
39:02hands. Like they're they're trying to create plays where it's screen passes, it is quick drag routes, it is quick out routes. It's just everything quick. Just
39:10drop back and instantly get him the ball so he can create after the catch. Wasn't able to create too much after the catch
39:16last week, but the fact that he had like multiple plays, I think multiple inside the 5-yard line to just design touches
39:23to him means when they get close, he's got an elevated chance of scoring a touchdown. Uh, and just they're going to
39:28feed him a couple touches at a baseline, and that is nice. So, grades out as a flex play. Uh, wouldn't love him at wide
39:34receiver two, but he is a pretty solid like high-end wide receiver three this week. Uh, and again, no one else besides
39:41Bucky and Igboanugo really need to be in your starting lineup.
39:46Uh, 4:00 games kick off with Cardinals at Rams. 51 and 1/2 point total. Rams 12 and 1/2 point home favorites. Uh, that
39:54is a 32-point implied total, and there are spots I've seen it jump up to like 32 and 1/2. A crazy high implied total
40:02for the Rams side. But, on the Cardinals side, 19 and 1/2 for their implied total. Very much road underdogs. The Rams right now grinding out neutral to
40:11negative, uh, but they're ramping up.
40:13So, the Rams keep playing better and better on defense. I know, obviously, uh Buffalo scored what was it? 37 against them uh in that game on Monday night,
40:23but like that's Buffalo. They're going to do that to to even the best defenses in the NFL. The Rams are a good defense.
40:29Uh they're playing better. They're going to continue getting better as the season goes along. Um this is not a spot I'm
40:36like looking to attack for this team.
40:38So, um Trey McBride, Michael Wilson, those are the very clear you got him, you're playing him, right? I wouldn't stream Jacoby Brissett. Um I wouldn't
40:49stream this week Kendrick Bourne, Algier, Jaylen Brooks, any of those guys. Wouldn't play the defense, wouldn't play the kicker. The only
40:56question mark on this team in my eyes is Jeremiah Love. The The comments are concerning, right? Them being like, "We want to get him healthy." It's just like
41:04they're actually doing what's best for us in fantasy and what's best for him long-term and short-term. It's not ideal when when guys are like, you know, "I've
41:13got like two high ankle sprains, but I'mma go out there and gut it out." It's like, "Yeah, gut it out for your team,
41:19but the Cardinals are not a team that should be having their players gut it out and risking a more long-term injury.
41:26Get him healthy. You know, if you see him miss this game, it hurts because you're losing a running back too and someone that you kind of
41:34maybe needed, but hopefully you're just having Algier as a backup and if you do, you honestly hope rest Love for a week.
41:41Get him close to 100% for next week.
41:44I can play uh Tyler Algier as a featured running back now and he would be uh an auto start if that occurred. Um but we
41:50we want Jeremiah Love to get healthy because he's a very, very good talent, a very explosive player, great in receiving game. They just can't utilize
41:58him fully because he's a little bit banged up right now. I think he plays um I think if he does play, he's a low-end
42:05running back two. Talent-wise, I just think I would play him most of the time, but if you did have like three top 20
42:11running backs and you know, my projections at like 10 half PPR points, if that had him as a bench, he's fine to
42:17bench cuz he's not going to get a crazy amount of touches, and the Rams are already very good defense. Uh but at the
42:22end of the day, um you know, he's so talented that like if it's close, I would like to have him in my
42:30starting lineup. I just understand uh the production hasn't been that great thus far. But the the hope is honestly they get him healthy.
42:36And then the Rams side, I mean, again, when a team is projected for 32 to 32 and a half points, like
42:42home favorite by nearly two touchdowns, you play their guys. So, start Stafford, Kyren, Puka, Adams. Really no discussion points there. If you wanted to stream
42:52Tyler Higbee, I think that's fine. I don't know that you need to, but I think it's fine. And honestly, if you're in a
42:57terrible spot, and you had to stream Blake Corum, only projecting seven carries and one uh reception, uh and like 45 or so total yards, that's not
43:07great, but he could score a touchdown easily. He could go out there, if they're winning by a ton and have 12 or 13 rush
43:14attempts, maybe breaks off a long one.
43:16From there, there are worse plays than Blake Corum. Not going to project as a flex play, because you can't project a
43:23million rush attempts for this team, but it could absolutely happen. Um so, I'm not going to tell you you have to start
43:29Blake Corum, but if you're in a tough spot, I definitely think he would be fine to play. Next up, uh second 4:00
43:35game is going to be Bills at Raiders. Uh we've got a What is this? 53 and a half point total. Bills are five and a half
43:43point road favorites here. For the Bills side, that's 29 and a half for the implied total. Five and a half point
43:49road favorites. Uh good spot for running backs, good spot for tight ends, neutral spot for wide receivers. Um I don't know
43:57if DJ Moore is going to play. He misses last week. Seemed like he was getting closer to playing, so I haven't
44:01projected him right now, but I'll change that obviously if he doesn't play. That is a downgrade to Dalton Kincaid, who has not been as involved as of late.
44:09Still projecting as a low-end tight end one, but I don't love Dalton Kincaid this weekend. Really, it's obviously play Josh Allen, play James Cook, DJ
44:19Moore. I think if he's active, like the fact that they held him out last week is another one where it's like I like when
44:23teams do this. Like I like when teams don't throw players out there that are clearly injured, going to get hurt in
44:28the first quarter, miss an extra two games than they would have, play limited, like get your guys healthy, right? This is a good enough offense
44:36where even if DJ Moore is not out there, you can score 37 against the Rams. Like that is how good this offense is. So, if
44:41he goes out there, I would expect him to be healthy. And if he's healthy, I want him in my starting lineup. So, I would
44:47play DJ Moore if he is healthy enough to play. And then yeah, Kincaid takes a hit, but will still project as a low-end
44:53tight end one. And then no one else will be that appealing. I wouldn't play Keon Coleman, Knox, Skyler Bell, even Shakir.
45:00I low-end flex play he grades out as, but I wouldn't want to play Shakir once we Moore returning. And then for the
45:06Raiders, 24 for the implied total, so that's pretty solid, you know, only five and a half point road underdogs. The Bills defense hasn't been like shut down
45:14or anything. You can definitely play against them. And this Raiders offense has been good. You can stream Kirk Cousins. I think I actually might boost
45:20his projection a little bit more. You can stream him this week. The odds are the Bills win. The odds are the Bills
45:25play with a lead. And if Cousins is dropping back a ton, well, they throw for basically every touchdown as well.
45:31So, he's not a bad streaming option.
45:33Obviously, play Brock Bowers. When Gentry's out there playing, you play him in your starting lineup. And then no one else is that appealing. Trey Tucker is
45:40fine, and I think Trey Tucker could hit if this team is trailing and really needs to play from behind and throw the
45:45ball at a pretty high rate. But no one else is a play. The entire offense is centered around Brock Bowers and Ashton
45:51Gentry. So, play them. I would probably just bench everyone else, but maybe Tucker if you need him. And then again, Cousins not a bad streaming option this
45:59weekend. Next up, we've got Chargers at Chiefs, 42 and a half point total.
46:04Chiefs are eight and a half point home favorites. For the Chargers side, 17 for the implied total. That's not good again
46:12eight and a half point road underdogs against a very good Chiefs defense in Arrowhead when the Chiefs are also coming off by. This is also very much
46:21historically a spot where wide receivers underperform even in all those seasons where Casey was dropping like 30 points per game. Everyone's like, oh, you can
46:30get a trailing script, ton of wide receiver receptions. Nope. Wide receivers just do not perform that well against the Chiefs especially in
46:38Arrowhead. So, not a good spot for wide receivers, okay spot for running backs and tight ends, but at the end of the day, this is
46:44a very good defense. You're playing in Arrowhead. They're going to do well coming off by. Not a good spot for anyone on the Chargers. Do not play
46:53Herbert.
46:54I really wouldn't play the running backs.
46:57Um, we've been talking about how it doesn't take that much to project is like the running back 17 to kind of like 20,
47:032022, 23. Well, Keeton, Hampton, running backs 26 and 30. Vidal, running back 37.
47:09If they're going to have a three running back rotation in this terrible spot, you're not going to want to be playing any of them. I
47:16have Ladd projected in right now even factoring in the very difficult match-up. Ladd is so far and away their best wide receiver especially if I don't
47:26know if Trey Harris is playing and I don't know if QJ is going to play as well. So, if it's Ladd alongside like
47:31Marquez Valdes-Scantling, Theo Wease, Darius Davis, like he's going to get every target imaginable. So, hopefully he's healthy enough to play. And if he
47:42is, I'd probably play him. But, kind of something we're just going to have to see as the week goes on and this weekend
47:48goes on as well. But, really only Ladd is who I would be trusting on the Chargers side. For the Chiefs side,
47:55they're also dealing with some injuries.
47:57Also a tough spot for them. They're only at 25 and 1/2 of the implied total.
48:01That's not bad, but obviously this team is capable of scoring a lot more than that. Yeah, I don't know about Rashee
48:07Rice yet. We're not really sure. I haven't projected out, but that's not guaranteed yet.
48:13Um We're not going to have um Thornton as well. He's going to miss a lot of time. So, you've got Worthy as
48:20the pretty clear top wide receiver. But then like Jaylen Royals, Skyy Moore and hopefully has more usage coming off of bye. Justin Watson,
48:29Richie James. Like it's it's not great at the wide receiver room for the Chiefs right now. It makes sense that they're
48:36rumored to be looking at Tyreek Hill.
48:39End of the day, start Kenneth Walker, start Patrick Mahomes, start Travis Kelce if especially Rashee Rice does not play.
48:48Kelce absorbs a lot of those targets.
48:50He'll have great usage in the red zone as well. I really would play Travis Kelce if you did not have Rashee Rice
48:56out there.
48:57Again, Worthy, he's just so bad. Like he's not a good wide receiver. He's not even a good deep threat even though he's
49:05super fast. I really don't want to rely on him. I know the projections are going to say he's a low-end wide receiver two.
49:12The volume-wise, it has to go somewhere and like Jaylen Royals is also bad. You know, Skyy Moore is not going to rack up
49:19a ton of receptions. It's just a spot where it's like, man, like I really don't want to rely on Xavier Worthy. So,
49:27um we'll see if Rice is able to play, but I just I'm never a Worthy fan. I don't think he's going to really do
49:31anything even in what would be a great spot, you know, being by far the best wide receiver on this team. I'd stick to
49:37Kenneth, Mahomes, and and Kelce. And you could stream obviously the KC defense as well.
49:43All right. Next up, we've got the Sunday night game. Cowboys at Packers. Should be a really, really fun game to watch.
49:5153 and a half point total. Packers only one and a half point home favorite. So, we've got, you know, 26 to 27 and a half
49:59as the implied outcome here. Uh could be a spot where both teams push to 30 points. But, 27 plus definitely in the
50:06range of outcomes as well. Uh for the Cowboys, look at the Packers defense.
50:10Number three match up for running backs.
50:11Number one match up for wide receivers.
50:14And, you know, average-ish to tight ends. But, that doesn't really matter uh for for Dallas.
50:20Play it. Like, if it's even remotely close, play a person in this game. Start Dak, Tony Pollard, CeeDee Lamb, Michael Gallup,
50:28Aubrey.
50:28You could low-end flex play uh Ryan Flournoy. That's how good this match up is. He's only the wide receiver 41. So,
50:35he'd be more in like three wide receiver leagues. But, if you've got someone in this game, I'd play them. Besides Jake
50:40Ferguson. All right, he's just so bad. I mean, he's another one like Mark Andrews where it's like can't hold on to the
50:45football. The routes are so close to the line of scrimmage. He's only getting complete dump-offs. Uh you're going to need him to rack up like seven
50:52receptions to do anything in fantasy. I just I don't like Jake Ferguson. I wouldn't be playing him. But, I'd play basically everyone else on this offense.
50:59And for the Packers, it's pretty similar, right? Number two match up for running backs. Number two match up for wide receivers. Neutral for tight ends.
51:06But, play uh Jordan Love, play Watson, play Golden, play Lloyd, play uh Tucker Kraft. Like, just get these guys in your
51:13starting lineup. Lloyd's the one that's probably most questionable. Running back 20 right now. Um I just think they are kind of shifting a
51:20little bit more uh from Caleb over to him. Uh they are using Pierre Strong a little bit. But, it's not a crazy
51:26amount. Um and again, this Dallas defense is just so, so, so bad uh that MarShawn Lloyd capable of ripping off a
51:33big play. They used him in the red zone last week. So, you're hoping that continues. Um Very much a high variance play. But,
51:42it's really good spot um if it's close.
51:45I would probably lean towards playing Lloyd. And again, that's the take with everyone in this game. If it's close, play the person in this game. It's got
51:51the most upside of any game this week.
51:54Uh but similar upside, honestly, to this Commanders-49ers game. 50 and 1/2 point total. 49ers 7 and 1/2 point home favorites. The one thing that you can
52:03say about this game as to why it could play out a little bit differently than the Sunday night one is the 49ers um
52:10definitely better defense uh but also capable hasn't really happened yet this season but capable of those really long drives that just kill the play volume on
52:20the other side. And the Commanders aren't like that good. Um I think they can play from behind and put the other
52:25decent day. But at the end of the day, uh the Commanders offense is um struggling to a degree this season. But
52:32number five match up running backs against the 49ers negative match up for wide receivers and tight ends. 21 and 1/2 for the implied total for the
52:38Commanders here. Uh Jayden Daniels what was it? 100-plus yards uh two rushing touchdowns last week. Uh that's what he's going to give
52:45you, right? He's not going to throw for that many yards. Uh the passing touchdown projection is not that great.
52:50But he's capable of 100 and multiple scores on the ground. And that's why he's a high-end fantasy asset. The problem with him long-term is the
52:59elbow's going to be a problem. Like at some point, he's going to probably suffer a setback. He needs surgery this off season, but he might suffer a hit,
53:06fall down. Like he's all he's probably the most likely quarterback to get injured in game and miss time. So, he's always going to be a risky start. But if
53:15you told me he started and finished this game, I would say, "Well, he's going to project as a low-end quarterback one in
53:21this spot." So, you can definitely play him. Uh Cross Kelly has no reception profile, but should be the leading early down, should have like 14-15 rush
53:29attempts. That makes him a low-end running back two. Um not a whole lot else to like. McLaurin was clearly a little bit injured last
53:36season when they kind of needed him late in the game. Uh I would imagine this week he's just a little bit more
53:41healthy. Um I don't know about Diggs. I don't have him projected in right now. I don't think he's going to play, but that's one
53:48to watch as well, you know, Thursday afternoon, Friday for the practice reports there, and just see what happens there. Uh but if you didn't have Diggs,
53:54uh McLaurin would be like a, you know, a a decent flex play. Like he'd be a pretty solid flex play. They're probably
53:59going to be trailing. He's, you know, I like Antonio Williams, but he's still significantly better than Antonio Williams, Treylon Burks, Dyami Brown.
54:06Like these are not guys that are going to command super high and target share.
54:10So, play Jaylen Jayden if you have him. Uh cross him out low end two. Terry McLaurin, I think you put him in the starting lineup if you
54:18have him him as well. Uh really wouldn't be looking anywhere else. And then on the 49ers side, uh very positive match
54:25up overall. Still the number one match up for um tight ends. Uh basically a smash spot for George Kittle. And their
54:32whole wide receiver room is injured. I talked about this in I think the rankings video. Four wide receivers on IR. Then you have Deebo out last week.
54:39He's probably going to miss a couple weeks with a hamstring injury. Uh and then you have Jacob Cowling who I have
54:44projected in right now, but Cowling, he might miss as well. So, they've have to resurrect Brandon Cooks from the grave.
54:51Uh he's only the wide receiver 54, but honestly, if you had Cowling miss, they're going to need Brandon Cooks. So, he'd probably jump up closer to wide
54:57receiver 40, and he'd be viable, which is disgusting to say in week six of the 2026 season that Brandon Cooks would be
55:04viable in fantasy. But for the most part, Purdy, McCaffrey, Evans, Kittle, all going to project extraordinarily well. They must be in your starting
55:14lineup. There's a chance one of them underperforms, but so much of the volume is going to have to flow through all of
55:20these players that there's a great chance of a great day from all of them.
55:25So, I would definitely be playing them this weekend. And again, in a deeper league, Brandon Cooks, if Jacob Cowling were to miss, they don't have very many
55:32wide receivers that are healthy. He'd be totally fine to play. So, uh that is it for the week six rankings video. Of
55:40course, the rankings are going to change throughout the week. Big rankings updates, you know, Thursday afternoon, Thursday night, Friday. That's when a
55:47lot of the changes happens, and then tricklings of changes on Saturday and Sunday morning for injury news. But, watch the news, follow me on X. I'll
55:56like retweet things that are important.
55:57Join the Discord so you can see news in there.
56:00But, then really just the rankings on the website, that's that's what you're looking at, right? You can listen to this video, but at the end of the day,
56:06go with the rankings that they have for your settings on the website. So, that's it for this one. Thank you all for
56:11watching. I'll catch you all on Tuesday for the week seven waiver wire video.

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