Fantasy Football Player Notes
2020 Half PPR Rest of Season Rankings
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25.
Chris Godwin
WR - (vs . ATL)
Godwin will miss at least Week 4 and likely longer with a hamstring injury. He's performed well, as expected, when he's been on the field, but between his concussion and now his hamstring injury, he is set to miss significant time n the early part of the season. You are, and should be, still rostering him, of course, but you'll need a replacement for several weeks.
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39.
Mike Evans
WR - (vs . ATL)
Evans looked just fine in Week 2 after battling a hamstring injury coming in, catching seven of 10 targets for 104 yards and a touchdown. Tom Brady doesn't hesitate to look his way, so fantasy managers should value him as a top-10 option going forward, and start him each and every week without hesitation.
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43.
Ronald Jones II
RB - (vs . ATL)
Some might be thinking "it's time to sell Jones before he screws up and gets benched again." WIth the way he's played over the last month, he's earned himself a much longer leash going forward. Meanwhile, the best attribute a running back can have is availability, which is something Leonard Fournette has not been. With the lack of true workhorses in the NFL right now, Jones should be considered a somewhat stable RB2 right now.
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Tom Brady
QB - (vs . ATL)
Brady has had his ups and downs this year, account for three or more touchdowns in three of his games, but just one touchdown in the other two. His receivers have been decimated with injuries so expect better things in the weeks ahead. With no contribution in the running game, Brady's upside is really a low-end QB1 at this point, and he should be valued as such.
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117.
Leonard Fournette
RB - (vs . ATL)
Fournette looked to have a prime shot at taking over the Tampa Bay backfield, but he floundered in Week 3 and will miss at least Week 4 with an ankle injury. Depending on the severity, Fournette still may be the back to roster long-term for the Bucs. But for now, he's on the outside looking in, regardless of the injury.
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123.
Rob Gronkowski
TE - (vs . ATL)
At his peak, Gronkowski was likely the greatest tight end of all time. But after a year off, fantasy manager can't expect him to simply return to his peak self, especially since he hasn't played a full season in nearly a decade. With his immense talent and back with Tom Brady, Gronkowski should still be drafted a TE1, but don't expect a full season of health or a return of the Gronk of old.
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166.
Scotty Miller
WR - (vs . ATL)
Miller has had plenty of bright spots this year, but he's also been essentially absent for two weeks, both when Chris Godwin was out and Miller's managers were relying on him. He's been banged up himself, but his lack of production during the times when he's most needed has been frustrating. He's fine to roster in deeper leagues as a bench and bye-week option, but not as anything more.
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204.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
DST - (vs . ATL)
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246.
Ryan Succop
K - (vs . ATL)
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295.
Ke'Shawn Vaughn
RB - (vs . ATL)
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305.
Cameron Brate
TE - (vs . ATL)
Brate has plenty of talent, but has now become known more as second fiddle to O.J. Howard. Now, with Rob Gronkowski added, Brate is unlikely to be relevant even in tight end-premium leagues, particularly in Bruce Arians' system. Absent a trade, forget about Brate on draft day.
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330.
LeSean McCoy
RB - (vs . ATL)
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381.
Justin Watson
WR - (vs . ATL)
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