Fantasy Football Player Notes
2020 PPR Rest of Season Rankings
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13.
Stefon Diggs
WR - (vs . MIA)
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60.
Cole Beasley
WR - (vs . MIA)
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72.
Emmanuel Sanders
WR - (vs . MIA)
Sanders will miss Week 8's game against the Bears, as he is still on the COVID-19 reserve list. When he does return, he should provide borderline WR3 value whenever Michael Thomas is out of the lineup. Which, as of now, appears to be for the foreseeable future.
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75.
Devin Singletary
RB - (vs . MIA)
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76.
Josh Allen
QB - (vs . MIA)
Allen has been both a fantasy and real-life MVP candidate to start the season, with over 300 yards passing and at least three touchdowns in each game. He's playing extremely well, and Stefon Diggs' presence has obviously given the coaching staff confidence that Allen can succeed in the passing game. He's a top-five play at quarterback going forward.
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131.
Mitchell Trubisky
QB - (vs . MIA)
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141.
Gabriel Davis
WR - (vs . MIA)
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145.
Matt Breida
RB - (vs . MIA)
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158.
Buffalo Bills
DST - (vs . MIA)
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209.
Tyler Bass
K - (vs . MIA)
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284.
Devonta Freeman
RB - (vs . MIA)
He was someone to snag off waivers because he had a job that netted 12-plus touches, but now that he's on the IR, he's droppable. Even when he comes back, it's fair to think he's a backup considering how well Wayne Gallman has played.
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325.
Jacob Hollister
TE - (vs . MIA)
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332.
Dawson Knox
TE - (vs . MIA)
Knox had a respectable rookie season, playing nearly 2/3rds of the snaps and seeing 50 targets. He saw plenty of deep targets, ranking seventh in aDOT (9.1) among tight ends who saw at least 50 targets, ahead of Travis Kelce, Zach Ertz, and Darren Waller. Unfotunately, he brought in just 28 of those targets, likely due to Josh Allen's inaccuracy downfield. With Stefon Diggs added, there should be fewer targets to go around in Buffalo, so although there are positive signs for Knox, it's unlikely they'll be fantasy-relevant this season.
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384.
Kenny Stills
WR - (vs . MIA)
Even with Brandin Cooks limited with his quad injury, Stills barely saw work, failing to bring in either of his two targets against the Chiefs. He's not worth rotering in any format.
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