Fantasy Football Player Notes

I'd sell Stefon Diggs for Odell Beckham or Marlon Mack right now. Yes, he has been great lately but what in the world did you expect versus the Philly, Detroit and Washington? Those are three of the easiest matchups in the league and Thielen has been banged up. With his upcoming schedule, I'm expecting the production to return to the low-end WR2 range before long.

Singletary finally had the huge breakout game his fantasy owners have been waiting for in Week 9, rumbling for a touchdown and tallying several explosive plays. With Frank Gore finally starting to look his age, expect Singletary to have a much bigger role going forward, one that should make him a borderline RB2 for the rest of the season.

Brown is an extraordinarily talented rookie but hasn't been unleashed because of snaps and Marcus Mariota. Suddenly, both problems are cleared up so if Tannehill can continue to play well, we may have a breakout on our hands.

Beasley has a bad matchup in Pittsburgh, but let's not pretend he has had an easy going in any of the last three weeks either, yet he has 20, 23 and 15 fantasy points in those contests. If you need a safe wideout, Beasley is as reliable as you'll find on waivers.

LeSean McCoy is the biggest name in this Buffalo backfield and Devin Singletary the hot new rookie, but it was Yeldon last year who's tape stood out. Don't be surprised if he grabs hold of the starting job for Buffalo this August and produces like a strong RB3 this season.

Knox disappointed in Week 7 in what seemed to be an ideal matchup. If you are looking for a streamer this week, he may appear to be in a good matchup, but there are several better options including Vance McDonald and Jonnu Smith.