Fantasy Football Player Notes

This recommendation needs to be layered with nuance. By no means is Kamara a screaming "sell" candidate. Do not trade him just to trade him. However, if you can flip him for another RB1 plus something more, then it might make sense to do. His percentage of the RB carries on the Saints has fallen from 83.5% pre-Ingram to 65.1% post-Ingram. Additionally, his target share has fallen from 22.3% to 14%. Kamara is still a great player, of course, but the Ingram move has reduced his margin for error.

Landry isn't an exciting player to write about, but in a post-OBJ world his role on the Browns certainly has value. The former Dolphin has recorded a 25% target share in all three of his games since returning from injury, but his Week 9 box score was a dud. Don't expect many ceiling games, but he profiles as a strong floor play in PPR leagues in the second half.

Ingram received 87.5% of the Saints' RB share in Week 10 against the Titans. He also earned a 21.2% target share, operating as a legitimate bell-cow with Alvin Kamara (knee) sidelined. It's unclear if Kamara will return in Week 11, but Ingram should now be viewed as one of the top handcuff options in fantasy football. Furthermore, there will likely be weeks where he has standalone FLEX value in deeper formats.

Through two games, Callaway has amassed just 22 receiving yards on three catches. The preseason shine is fading fast, but maybe that shouldn't come as a surprise since Callaway is a former undrafted free agent surrounded by questionable offensive skill players. Hold him if you have the roster spot, but otherwise we can move on.