Fantasy Football Player Notes
2019 PPR Rest of Season Rankings
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22.
George Kittle
TE - (at SEA)
Not only did Kittle receive for more yards than any tight end in football history last year, but he did it with Nick Mullens and CJ Beathard as his quarterbacks. Enter Jimmy Garoppolo and we might see an even better season. Granted, the 49ers have some weapons in the passing game, but among them, Kittle is still the number one.
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56.
Raheem Mostert
RB - (at SEA)
Like many of the other names on this list, there is some risk, but we are talking about what is essentially the #1 running back for one of the top running offenses in football. You may not like the matchup versus New Orleans, but last week's matchup against the Ravens wasn't so hot either and he still went for 154 yards and a score.
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79.
Deebo Samuel
WR - (at SEA)
Samuel has slowed down enough over the past month that we can't start him in any matchup for now, but he still has WR3 upside if he starts seeing consistent snaps and targets for San Francisco.
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94.
Tevin Coleman
RB - (at SEA)
He's fallen down the depth chart over the last few weeks, while they are turning into a more balanced offense with their run/pass selection. Because of that, it's going to be even more difficult to find two 49ers running backs who see double-digit touches, let alone three of them.
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117.
Jimmy Garoppolo
QB - (at SEA)
Garoppolo has been a big reason for the 49ers' undefeated start to the season, but it hasn't translated into much fantasy success. He's thrown for just 1,163 yards and has a 7:5 TD-to-INT ratio. With the 49ers' strong defense, there's just not much need for Garoppolo to air it out much, making him an option in only two-quarterback leagues.
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143.
San Francisco 49ers
DST - (at SEA)
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165.
Robbie Gould
K - (at SEA)
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218.
Jeff Wilson
RB - (at SEA)
Wilson may be piling up rushing touchdowns quickly, but he is still the clear #3 running back for the 49ers and when Tevin Coleman returns, Wilson is likely headed back to inactive.
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271.
Dante Pettis
WR - (at SEA)
Pettis was drafted as a WR3 this summer who had WR2 upside and while we haven't seen it yet, he has been slowly growing toward the role as he separates himself from the preseason injury. He is worth taking a shot on in case he emerges as that top receiver for Jimmy G and it may happen this week in a killer matchup against Washington.
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274.
Kendrick Bourne
WR - (at SEA)
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359.
Travis Benjamin
WR - (at SEA)
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369.
Ross Dwelley
TE - (at SEA)
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