Fantasy Football Player Notes

Gibby put up his first top-12 week of the fantasy season against the Bucs, which makes this a strong time to sell. He was still on the injury report entering this game, despite Washington coming off a bye. Furthermore, the Football Team just hasn't seen many positive game scripts like they did against the Bucs, and it's unlikely they see more of them moving forward. Gibson never took on the three-down role we were all hoping he would back in the summer. Use Week 10's performance as another change to sell high.

Entering Week 6, McLaurin continues to overcome below-average quarterback play to post high-end WR2 numbers. He's sporting a 31% target share with a 12.4 ADOT through five games. Keep starting him with confidence.

Over their past three games (entering Week 7), the Colts rank third-worst in dropbacks per game and 10th in rushing attempts. This is who Indy wants to be - a run-first team who nurses leads on defense. This is why, even if Wentz plays well, he can't be considered anything more than a QB2 in SuperFlex formats.

in 2020, J.D. McKissic had 80 receptions and nearly 1,000 AP yards. The trouble is twofold in 2021. First, Ryan Fitzpatrick is far less of a check down QB, and that could limit his targets. This is especially true with Washington improving the WR corps this off-season. Secondly, Antonio Gibson really caught fire towards the end of the season. That all being said, McKissic remains one of the better "depth" running backs you can roster in fantasy and has PPR play appeal in certain matchups in season. He's worthy
of a late target.