Fantasy Football Player Notes
Week 13 Rankings
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1.
Jonathan Taylor
RB - IND (at HOU)
How ridiculous is Taylor's fantasy production so far this season? He currently has 266.1 Half PPR fantasy points through 12 games. The next closest player to him at the RB position is Austin Ekeler with 217.2 Half PPR points. He's currently averaging 22.2 fantasy points per game and he has now scored a touchdown in 9 straight games. Frank Reich finally came to the conclusion that fantasy managers have had for the last two years now that JT deserves a massive workload and it's translating to wins for the Colts and fantasy players alike. As if all of that wasn't good enough, Taylor now gets a matchup against the Texans defense that is allowing 120.1 rushing yards per game to opposing RBs, which is the second highest mark in the league. You were already doing this, but continue to start Taylor as the RB1 every week moving forward.
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Joe Mixon
RB - CIN (vs . LAC)
Mixon has been on a touchdown rampage, with two TDs in each of his last four games and at least one TD in each of his last eight games. He's scored 13 touchdowns in 11 games, and Weeks 2-3 were the only times this season when he wasn't able to find his way into the end zone. Over the last two weeks, Mixon has had 58-288-4 rushing, hammering away at the Raiders and Steelers in one-sided Cincinnati victories. Mixon could carry a heavy load this weekend against the Chargers, who have given up 1,598 rushing yards this season, more than any other team in the league. Opposing running backs are averaging 4.7 yards per carry against the Chargers and gouging them for 24.0 fantasy points per game. Mixon is the RB2 this week. At $8,100 on DraftKings, Mixon is rather pricey for a back who doesn't catch many passes, but it's hard to say it's too expensive for a player who's so red-hot.
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Tyreek Hill
WR - KC (vs . DEN)
Did you know that Hill has more finishes this year outside of the top-12 than he does inside it? In his 11 games this season, Hill has cracked the top-12 just five times and hasn't necessarily brought as much consistency as we once thought was a sure thing. He still obviously comes with week-winning upside in every single matchup, so we're never considering sitting the speedy wideout, but it's interesting to note that he's not exactly as consistent as we might think. Looking ahead to Week 13, the Broncos are middle of the pack when it comes to slowing down opposing WRs and they'll almost assuredly have a plan in place for containing Hill. You're obviously still starting the star WR, but we might need to downgrade him slightly to mid-range WR1 status versus a top-3 option.
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Leonard Fournette
RB - TB (at ATL)
Well, we didn't exactly see that coming last week, did we? After finishing as the RB18 and RB17 the two weeks prior, Fournette exploded in Week 12 against the Indianapolis Colts for 41 Half PPR fantasy points. The Colts had been one of the toughest matchups for opposing RBs and Fournette was expected to see plenty of work that would return mid-range RB2 value, but he defied all odds and rumbled for four total touchdowns. While the four touchdowns and 100 rushing yards last week are certainly impressive, there's another aspect to Fournette's production that is particularly encouraging. Since coming out of their bye week in Week 9, Fournette has seen a total of 23 targets. This leads the entire league at the RB position over that time frame and it's providing fantasy managers with an extremely high floor. Even if Fournette isn't able to get the job done on the ground in any matchup for whatever reason, there's going to be the receiving workload to fall back on. Against the Falcons defense that's allowing the 8th-most fantasy points to opposing RBs this year, Fournette can be viewed as a mid-range/low-end RB1.
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Austin Ekeler
RB - LAC (at CIN)
The Chargers face the Bengals this week, and this could be a terrific matchup for a pass-catching ace like Ekeler. The Bengals have given up 614 receiving yards to opposing RBs, the fourth-highest total in the league. Cincinnati's opponents have targeted their running backs 107 times this season. No other team has yielded more than 98 targets to opposing RBs. Ekeler is the RB2 in fantasy scoring this year behind only Jonathan Taylor, and he's the RB3 this week. He's a sturdy DraftKings cash-game anchor at $8,300.
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Alexander Mattison
RB - MIN (at DET)
Mattison is going to get the nod as the starting RB in Minnesota now that Dalvin Cook is expected to miss at least the next two weeks. In the two games already this year that Mattison has stepped in as the starting option, he's seen an average of 25.5 carries, 112.5 rushing yards, 7.5 targets, 6.5 receptions, 49.5 receiving yards, and .5 touchdowns. The workload is incredible for Mattison and he's produced with the increased opportunity. Now, Mattison gets to take on the Detroit Lions defense that is currently allowing the fourth most fantasy points to opposing RBs this season with 21.2 points per game. Fantasy managers have been holding onto Mattison as a high-end insurance policy all year just for this occasion and it's time to start him with full confidence. He can be viewed as a borderline top-5 play this week.
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Cooper Kupp
WR - LAR (vs . JAC)
He's gone three games without a touchdown, but Kupp has still been productive during the Rams' current three-game losing streak, with 29-313-0 on 36 targets. Kupp still leads the NFL in catches (92) and receiving yards (1,237), and he's tied with Mike Evans and Adam Thielen for the league lead in TD catches with 10. Kupp is once again the WR1 in this week's rankings, and he's basically a must-have on DraftKings at $9,000.
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Justin Jefferson
WR - MIN (at DET)
It's hard to find any sort of issue with Jefferson lately from a fantasy perspective. Over the last four games, he is 7th in the NFL at the WR position in targets, 8th in receptions, 1st in receiving yards, and tied for the second-most receiving touchdowns. On top of all of that, he is the WR1 over that time frame and he's helping lead fantasy rosters to victories. After doing all that, he now is rewarded with about as nice of a matchup as you can find for opposing WRs. He should draw primary coverage this week from Amni Oruwariye, who is allowing a 66% catch rate on the season and 1.13 Yards Per Route Covered. Jefferson's going to put together a solid performance here in Week 13 and he should be viewed as a locked-in top-5 play.
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Najee Harris
RB - PIT (vs . BAL)
Harris had a season-low eight carries against the Bengals last week and produced only 37 yards from scrimmage. It was a rare misfire for the rookie workhorse, who's still the RB8 in fantasy points per game. Harris also had a modest workload in Week 11, with 12-39-1 rushing and 5-20-0 receiving. That ended a streak of five straight games in which Harris had more than 20 carries. With the Steelers at 5-5-1, fighting for their playoff lives and facing a critical divisional game against the archrival Ravens, it seems unlikely that Harris will see another moderate workload. He's the RB8 this week and a reasonable value at $7,700 on DraftKings.
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James Conner
RB - ARI (at CHI)
With 13 touchdowns, Conner ranks second in that category, just one TD behind league leader Jonathan Taylor. Conner has scored at least one touchdown in five consecutive games and has scored multiple TDs on four different occasions. With Chase on IR with a high-ankle sprain that will keep him out until at least Week 14, Conner's usage has expanded. Edmonds has missed the last two games and played only one snap in Week 9 before going down. In those three games, Conner has had 52-197-4 rushing and 13-139-1 receiving on 15 targets, good for an average of 23.4 fantasy points per game (0.5 PPR) over that span. The usage in the passing game is especially encouraging, since Conner had seen only five targes in his first eight games. Conner checks in at RB9 this week against a middling Bears run defense, and he's one of the best DraftKings values on the board at $5,900.
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Antonio Gibson
RB - WAS (at LV)
Remember the stress fracture in Gibson's shin? That was a concern earlier in the season. It's been largely forgotten now that Gibson has been on fire ever since Washington's Week 9 bye. In his last three games, Gibson has had 72-270-2 rushing and 9-49-0 receiving. Monday night against Seattle, he had 29-111-0 rushing and 7-35-0 receiving, establishing season highs in carries, catches and rushing yards. Gibson has a favorable matchup against the Raiders this week, and he figures to get a substantial workload once again with J.D. McKissic having been ruled out with a concussion. Gibson is the RB11 this week and a juicy DraftKings value at only $5,700.
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Elijah Mitchell
RB - SF (at SEA)
The 49ers have been piling more and more work on Mitchell's plate, and the rookie has shown he can handle it. He's had 27 carries in each of the last two games. In a 34-26 win over Minnesota last weekend, Mitchell ran for 133 yards and a touchdown and also had 5-35-0 receiving, making him the RB4 for the week. Over his last five games, Mitchell has averaged 116.4 yards from scrimmage. He's in a potential smash spot this week against a Seattle defense that's giving up 24.8 fantasy points per game and just yielded 111 rushing yards to Antonio Gibson on Monday night. Mitchell is the RB5 this week. He's also a screaming value on DraftKings at $6,000.
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Stefon Diggs
WR - BUF (vs . NE)
After scoring just one touchdown in his first five games of the season, Diggs has scored six TDs in his last six games. He's the WR8 in fantasy scoring, on pace for 1,309 yards and 11 touchdowns. Diggs is probably going to see a lot of Patriots cover man J.C. Jackson Monday night in what should be a terrific individual matchup. Diggs is a midrange WR1 this week.
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Ja'Marr Chase
WR - CIN (vs . LAC)
Chase investors shouldn't panic over the recent downturn. The explosive rookie has been held to 6-71-1 receiving on nine targets over the last two weeks, but that's largely because the Bengals won their last two games by a combined 50 points. Chase is still a top-five play in season-long leagues and a great value at $7,000 on DraftKings.
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Cordarrelle Patterson
WR,RB - ATL (vs . TB)
Patterson turning into a league-winner at the RB position is something that I absolutely did not expect in 2021, but here we are! After missing Week 11 with an injury, Patterson returned to the lineup and went off for 27 Half PPR fantatasy points. He saw 16 carries for 108 yards and added two receptions for 27 yards with two touchdowns in Week 13. The Falcons were finally able to move the ball on offense and Patterson was essentially the lone reason for that. He's proven that he can get the job done for fantasy football this season and there's very little reason to doubt him moving forward. While the matchup against the Bucs is a terrible one - as has been thoroughly discussed all season - Patterson has too much involvement as both a runner and receiver to sit in this one. He can be viewed as a low-end RB1.
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Darrell Henderson Jr.
RB - LAR (vs . JAC)
Henderson missed practice Wednesday with a quad injury, leaving him questionable for this week's game against the Jaguars. Henderson has topped 55 rushing yards only once in the Rams' last five games and is averaging 65.8 yards from scrimmage over that stretch. Not bad, but Henderson profiles as more of an RB2 than an RB1, and the quad injury will complicate his Week 13 outlook if he's able to play. The Jaguars aren't pushovers against the run, ranking 14th in run defense DVOA. Consider Henderson a midrange RB2 if he plays.
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Chris Godwin
WR - TB (at ATL)
Godwin's drop in production was certainly peculiar last week, but it doesn't seem like it was correlated to his early fumble. Godwin still played 97% of the snaps against the Colts, but he simply took a backseat to Rob Gronkowski. Both Godwin and Evans did very little this past week, but we shouldn't expect that to continue this week against the Falcons. Atlanta is currently allowing 21.8 fantasy points per game to opposing WRs and Godwin went for 4-62-1 the last time these two teams played earlier this season. We should be starting Godwin as a low-end WR1 yet again in Week 13.
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Josh Jacobs
RB - LV (vs . WAS)
In past editions of the Primer, we've noted that Jacobs has gotten more work in the passing game this year. He's just four catches and 41 receiving yards away from establishing new single-season highs in those two categories. Jacobs has had at least 19 receiving yards in seven straight games. No, he hasn't morphed into Austin Ekeler, but Jacobs is no longer completely one-dimensional. In addition to his two catches for 25 receiving yards against Dallas on Thanksgiving, Jacobs also had a season-high 22 carries for 87 yards and a touchdown. Jacobs checks in at RB16 against the Football Team this week. He's a solid if unspectacular DraftKings value at $6,000.
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Saquon Barkley
RB - NYG (at MIA)
Did you know that Saquon led the entire NFL last week at the RB position in terms of snap share? He played 87% of the snaps for the Giants, which indicates that he is fully healthy and ready to operate at 100% after his injury. With that being the case, fantasy managers have to be pressing the panic button on Barkley - if they weren't already - based on his production. Saquon had just 18 total opportunities this past week and he averaged just 3.1 Yards Per Attempt, zero Forced Missed Tackles, and just 3.25 Yards Per Reception. Barkley has finished outside the top-20 RBs in each of his past two games and the situation doesn't seem to be changing around him anytime soon. According to Football Outsiders, the New York Giants are second-to-last in Adjusted Line Yards and they've been trying to make things work this entire season with a makeshift offensive line, which obviously hasn't gone well. We went into the year hopeful that Saquon could return to high-end RB1 status and now fantasy managers are simply hoping that he can be a viable mid-range RB2. Against the Dolphins defense that's allowing just 14.7 fantasy points per game to opposing RBs, plus the downgrade at QB this week, we shouldn't be expecting top-5 production from the talented RB.
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Keenan Allen
WR - LAC (at CIN)
Allen has been a rock for the Chargers this season, especially over the last month or so. He's drawn double-digit targets in five consecutive games, averaging 8.4 receptions and 95.2 receiving yards over that stretch. Allen has scored only two touchdowns this season and is averaging 11.0 yards per catch, but Allen has one of the safest weekly fantasy floors of any receiver in the league. He has a tricky individual matchup this week against Bengals slot corner Mike Hilton, but Allen is still the WR8 this week and a compelling DraftKings option at $7,500.
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Mike Evans
WR - TB (at ATL)
The WRs certainly disappointed for Tampa Bay last week. Both Evans and Godwin combined for just 40 yards receiving and they took a clear backseat to Gronkowski in this offense. Evans obviously comes with week-winning upside most weeks though due to his ability to score touchdowns. Through 12 weeks, Evans is tied with Cooper Kupp and Adam Thielen for the league lead in receiving touchdowns with 10, but he is slowly moving towards touchdown-or-bust territory. Evans has seen more than 5 targets in just one of his previous four games. This is also without Antonio Brown active and in the lineup, which could change very soon. He's saved his fantasy performances by finding the end zone in three of those four games, but we need to recognize that the stability might not be there as much as we would hope. With that being said, he's a rock-solid play this week against the Falcons defense that he torched for two touchdowns earlier this season. He can be played as a high-end WR2.
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James Robinson
RB - JAC (at LAR)
Carlos Hyde played only six fewer snaps than Robinson in Week 12 and ran five more routes, but Robinson still had 20 touches while Hyde had only six. Robinson still has one of the most secure workloads of any running back in the league. In Week 13, he'll face a Rams run defense that ranks eighth in DVOA and is allowing 3.9 yards per carry, but Robinson still profiles as a low-end RB1 despite the challenging matchup. He's a solid DraftKings value at $6,200
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Ezekiel Elliott
RB - DAL (at NO)
There was some concern after the Thanksgiving game that Zeke was going to have to miss some time with his knee injury that's been bothering him as of late, but he was a full participant in practice on Monday and seems to be a full-go for this matchup against the Saints defense. While Zeke certainly has not been what fantasy managers were hoping for as of late, he is still providing an incredibly high floor for a player who's battling through injury. Over the past four games, Zeke has not finished outside of the top-20 RBs on the week and he's actually seen his receiving workload tick up. That might drop a little bit with Lamb coming back into the lineup - potentially Cooper as well - but we still know he's going to receive plenty of work and not hurt our lineups. The matchup isn't great though against the Saints defense that is allowing the fewest fantasy points per game to opposing RBs this season with 12.6, but with Zeke's involvement around the goal-line, th
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Travis Kelce
TE - KC (vs . DEN)
This is absolutely ridiculous. Kelce has finished worse than the TE8 on the week just twice this season. Take a second and re-read that sentence and then you'll have an even greater appreciation for Kelce and what he does on the football field. Regardless of how tough the matchup, there's no way we can view Kelce as anything less than the TE1 every single week in fantasy.
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CeeDee Lamb
WR - DAL (at NO)
Lamb appears set to return to the lineup this week against the Saints after dealing with a concussion and he needs to be immediately dropped back into your starting lineup. Lamb has been incredibly consistent this season when he's been in the lineup and he's averaging a solid 7.4 targets, 5 receptions, 74 receiving yards, and .6 touchdowns per game. He has to worry about sharing the ball with multiple other talented receiving threats in this offense, but Lamb has proven that he can get the job done regardless. In a matchup this week against the Saints secondary that's allowing 182.3 receiving yards per game to opposing WRs, which is the 5th highest mark in the league this year, Lamb deserves to be viewed as a low-end WR1.
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David Montgomery
RB - CHI (vs . ARI)
In his first three games back from a sprained knee, Montgomery has 44-167-0 rushing and 6-54-0 receiving, averaging 8.4 fantasy points per game over that stretch. Montgomery played at least 85% of Chicago's offensive snaps in all three of those games, so usage isn't the issue. The Bears' mediocre offensive line play is an ongoing concern for Montgomery stakeholders, and this week Monty will be up against an Arizona run defense that's giving up only 15.7 fantasy points per game to running backs. Montgomery is just a midrange RB2 this week. His modest $5,600 price tag on DraftKings will lure some people in, but I worry that he's a trap at that price.
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Diontae Johnson
WR - PIT (vs . BAL)
Johnson saw a season-high 14 targets against the Bengals last week, turning them into 9-95-0. It was the eighth time this season that Johnson has seen double-digit targets. He's averaging 80.9 receiving yards per game. Johnson is one of fantasy football's most bankable assets. He won't have an easy individual matchup this weekend against Ravens CB Marlon Humphrey, but Johnson is still a low-end WR1. He's a worthwhile DraftKings cash-game anchor at $6,800.
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Adam Thielen
WR - MIN (at DET)
Fantasy managers have been critical of Thielen this season, but he's been an incredibly reliable fantasy asset. Over his previous six games, he has yet to finish with less than 7 targets and he has now finished as a top-10 WR each of the past two games. The majority of his production is still dependent upon touchdown production, but we know that Cousins is looking his way when they get down to the red zone. Thielen has now seen 8 targets inside-the-10 this season and he's reeled in all 8 of them - which leads the NFL - for 6 touchdowns. He comes with plenty of upside each week - especially in this matchup - and he is at least providing a decent floor as well. The Lions have tightened things up recently from a fantasy perspective at guarding opposing WRs, but they are not going to have answers for defending this Vikings passing game. Thielen belongs in starting lineups this week as a high-end WR2.
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Mark Ingram II
RB - NO (vs . DAL)
Ingram missed last week's contest, but it sounds like he's going to be all-systems-go for Week 13 after getting in a full practice on Monday. It's difficult to know how to fully evaluate Ingram though when there's the potential that Kamara could return this week as well. When Kamara has missed, Ingram has been a top-15 play. However, if AK suits up, we need to downgrade Ingram to more of a mid-range RB3. We'll need to wait and see how this situation unfolds as we get closer to kickoff, but if Kamara is declared inactive Ingram can be started as a mid-range RB2. Update: Kamara is reportedly going to be out, which boosts Ingram into top-15 territory at the RB position.
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Jamaal Williams
RB - DET (vs . MIN)
With D'Andre Swift potentially out for this week, Williams becomes one of the must-add options off of the waiver wire. While Williams should only be considered for fantasy lineups if Swift misses action, he does have plenty of upside if he gets the starting nod. Last week, in relief of Swift who went out early, Williams went from playing 27% of the snaps the week prior to 63%. Additionally, Jermar Jefferson and Godwin Igwebuike only played 10% and 8% of the snaps respectively. Williams would walk into a massive workload if Swift were to be out this week against Minnesota and the Vikings are surrendering just over 100 rushing yards per game. He could have a fine day in a favorable matchup, which is excellent for someone that still might be on the waiver wire in your league. The offense isn't great, but that won't stop Williams from seeing north of 15 touches. He can be viewed as a mid-range RB2 if Swift were to sit. We'll continue to update throughout the week as more information becomes available.
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Marquise Brown
WR - BAL (at PIT)
Brown has now seen double-digit targets in four straight games. What's odd is that Brown has largely been used as a short-area receiver in Baltimore's last two games. He had 6-37-0 on 13 targets in a loss to the Dolphins, then 8-51-0 in 10 targets in a 16-10 win over the Browns. Over the last two games, Brown has averaged 6.3 yards per catch and 3.5 yards per target. That's probably just a blip on the radar, but it's certainly not the sort of usage Brown's investors are hoping to see. Brown is a midrange WR2 this week.
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D.K. Metcalf
WR - SEA (vs . SF)
Through the first eight games of the season, Metcalf had eight touchdowns and was averaging 72.5 receiving yards per game, making him the WR5 in fantasy scoring. That included three and a half games with Geno Smith at quarterback for the Seahawks after Russell Wilson sustained a grisly finger injury. In the three games since Wilson has been back, Metcalf has 8-70-0 on 20 targets. He had one catch for 13 yards Monday night against Washington, and that catch came with 1:06 left in the game. The slumping Metcalf lands at WR18 in this week's rankings and is a DraftKings fade at $6,700.
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Javonte Williams
RB - DEN (at KC)
Williams came through for fantasy managers last week in a plus matchup against the Chargers. He finished with 14 carries for 54 yards and a score, while also adding 3 receptions for 57 yards through the air on four targets. It continues to be a highly discussed topic that Williams could be a league winner if something happens to Gordon in this backfield, but he's going to continue to be just a low-end RB2 in the meantime. Against the Chiefs, Williams can be started as a high floor option that can hopefully see his involvement in the receiving game continue.
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Terry McLaurin
WR - WAS (at LV)
Continuing a season-long pattern of following up a strong performance with a disappointing one, McLaurin had 4-51-0 against Seattle in Week 12 after putting up 5-103-1 against Carolina a week earlier. This week, McLaurin has a tough individual matchup against Raiders CB Casey Hayward, who's giving up a mere 0.10 fantasy points per route run against him, according to PFF. McLaurin is the WR12 this week, but don't spend $7,400 on him in DraftKings.
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Mark Andrews
TE - BAL (at PIT)
Andrews has become a Kelce-esque workhorse for the Ravens. He was targeted 10 times last week against the Browns, finishing with 4-65-1. Andrews is second among tight ends in targets (89), receptions (60) and receiving yards (761), trailing Travis Kelce in all three categories. Andrews is the TE2 this week behind only - you guessed it - Kelce.
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Michael Pittman Jr.
WR - IND (at HOU)
It's probably time that we recognize just how dominant Pittman has been this season. After being drafted around the WR50 mark in drafts this past off-season, Pittman is now the WR16 on the season and he's averaging 11.8 Half PPR points per game. He has 61 receptions on the season for 805 yards and 5 touchdowns through 12 games and he was essentially free in drafts. While he's had a few down games here recently, he's still an incredibly consistent WR that's receiving the majority of the targets in Indianapolis. With all that being said, he now gets to take on the Texans defense this week and this is a matchup that you're going to turn right back around and plug him into your starting lineup. The Texans are allowing 173.8 receiving yards per game to opposing WRs and we should see Pittman get back on track here. He can be viewed as a mid-range WR2.
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George Kittle
TE - SF (at SEA)
Kittle had one catch for 13 yards against the Vikings in Week 12, and he hasn't topped 50 yards in any of his last three games. But with Deebo Samuel out with a groin injury, Kittle could play a major role in the San Francisco passing game this weekend. He's generally been productive this year, with 35-425-3 receiving in eight games. Kittle is the TE3. He's a DraftKings steal at $5,900.
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Jaylen Waddle
WR - MIA (vs . NYG)
Did you know that Jaylen Waddle's 77 receptions are the second most for any player in NFL history through the first 12 games of his career? The only player in history with more receptions through that time period is Odell Beckham Jr. during his historic rookie season where he had 91 receptions through 12 games. Waddle is also fifth in the entire NFL in receptions this season and his 759 receiving yards are good enough for second among all rookies. After being ranked around the WR45 in pre-draft ADP, Waddle is now the WR14 on the year through 12 weeks and he's helping lead fantasy rosters to championships. He's an absolute home-run start every single week at this point and he deserves to be viewed as a mid-range/low-end WR2 in this matchup against the Giants.
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Brandon Aiyuk
WR - SF (at SEA)
With Deebo Samuel out for a week or two with a groin injury, Aiyuk becomes an attractive fantasy option this week against the Seahawks. After an unproductive first half of the season, the second-year receiver from Arizona State has been coming on lately. Over his last four games, Aiyuk has 19-291-2 receiving on 25 targets, with 85 or more receiving yards in three of those four games. Aiyuk hasn't seen more than eight targets in a game all season, but that could change this week with Deebo on the shelf. Aiyuk is a midrange WR2 and an attractive DraftKings money-saver at $5,600.
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Myles Gaskin
RB - MIA (vs . NYG)
How about this bounce-back performance from Gaskin this season?! After being one of fantasy football's most volatile RB options, he has settled in as the unquestioned starter here for Miami and is delivering reliable top-end production. He now has 39 carries over his past two games and has a combined 35 fantasy points. In fact, did you know that Gaskin has 30 Red Zone carries on the season? This is more than players like Nick Chubb, Antonio Gibson, Joe Mixon, Darrell Henderson, and Najee Harris to name a few. He's starting to convert with the opportunities and he now belongs in starting lineups moving forward as a trustworthy option. We might need to exercise caution when Malcolm Brown returns to the lineup, but for now it's all-systems-go. Against the Giants defense that's allowing 19.0 fantasy points per game to opposing RBs - the 6th highest mark in the league - Gaskin should be viewed as a mid-range RB2.
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DeAndre Hopkins
WR - ARI (at CHI)
A hamstring injury has kept Hopkins out of action since Week 8, but Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury expressed hope that Hopkins would be back this week against the Bears. A target hog throughout his career, Hopkins hasn't seen double-digit targets in any game this season, as Arizona's QBs have spread the ball around. Hopkins hasn't recorded a 100-yard game in 2021, but he's scored seven touchdowns in eight games. If he plays, Hopkins will be a low-end WR1 or high-end WR2 and an intriguing DraftKings option at a sale price of $6,200.
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Tyler Lockett
WR - SEA (vs . SF)
As much as the Seattle passing game has struggled in the three games since Russell Wilson returned from a finger injury, Lockett has still managed to be productive. He had 4-115-0 against Arizona in Week 11 and 3-96-0 against Washington in Week 12. Over the last three games, has averaged 13.0 yards per target. However, Lockett remains mired in a TD slump. He hasn't found the end zone since Week 2. He's the WR17 this week.
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Tee Higgins
WR - CIN (vs . LAC)
Higgins ended a six-game touchdown drought with a pretty 32-yard TD catch against the Steelers last weekend, and he almost had a second touchdown but was tackled just short of the end zone. Higgins' 2021 per-game numbers look a lot like his rookie-year numbers, yet there's a palpable lack of enthusiasm among Higgins stakeholders. Keep playing him. He's a low-end WR2 this week against the Chargers and a good DraftKings value at $5,800.
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Clyde Edwards-Helaire
RB - KC (vs . DEN)
CEH was out-snapped by Darrel Williams in Week 11 before the bye week, but it certainly didn't affect the opportunity share for Edwards-Helaire coming off of the injury. CEH saw 14 total opportunities (targets + carries) against Dallas, while Williams only totaled six. There were plenty of questions surrounding what this backfield was going to look like when both options were healthy and we got clarity that this is CEH's backfield. He looked great running the ball after spending some time on IR and he was able to cash in and find the end zone as well, which was something he had rarely done prior to his injury. Now, CEH gets to take on a Broncos defense that has been a bit up-and-down when it comes to defending opposing RBs. They're allowing 15.6 fantasy points per game though, which is around the middle of the pack, and there's very little reason that we should be concerned about starting the second-year RB in this matchup. CEH can be viewed as a mid-range RB2.
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45.
Miles Sanders
RB - PHI (at NYJ)
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Rob Gronkowski
TE - TB (at ATL)
Gronk has now played two games since returning to action and he has certainly made his presence known. He has seen 18 targets over the past two weeks and he's reeled in 13 of those for 194 yards. At this point, as long as Gronk is healthy and playing, he belongs in starting lineups as a top-5 option. The chemistry with Brady is still there and the target share in this offense is simply too much to play many other options over him in our lineups. Against the Falcons defense this week, Gronk can be played with complete confidence.
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47.
Brandin Cooks
WR - HOU (vs . IND)
Tyrod Taylor has only thrown for 265 passing yards on 50 total pass attempts over the past two weeks combined and that has certainly limited Cooks production from a fantasy standpoint. After seeing 14 targets in Week 9, Cooks has gone on to just see 8 total the past two weeks and he has a combined 63 receiving yards to show for it. While he did score last week to save his fantasy outing, Cooks is not coming with as high of a floor as we had come to expect earlier on in the season. He's still worth playing in this matchup, of course, and we should see the Colts jump out to a large lead which will force more passing volume for the Texans. However, we have to be aware that Cooks isn't bringing as much safety as we once thought. He can be viewed as a high-end WR3 this week.
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48.
DeVonta Smith
WR - PHI (at NYJ)
We know that Smith is an incredibly talented WR that has the ability to get open at will and provide his QB with a reliable receiving option. Unfortunately, his fantasy outlook is incredibly dependent upon the rollercoaster that is Jalen Hurts this season. Smith goes as Hurts goes this year and that's an impossible game to try and guess what outcome we're going to get any given week. The matchup against the Jets is incredibly favorable, so we should continue to start Smith as a high-end WR3, but we need to recognize that the floor is incredibly low if Hurts doesn't get the job done as a passer this week.
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49.
Darnell Mooney
WR - CHI (vs . ARI)
With Allen Robinson sidelined by a hamstring injury, Mooney has had 5-121-1 and 5-123-0 in Chicago's last two games. Never mind that he's caught 41.7% of his 24 targets in those two games. What matters is that Mooney is being force-fed and cashing in. If Robinson remains sidelined this week, Mooney will be a low-end WR2 and an appealing DraftKings play at $5,600.
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50.
Mike Williams
WR - LAC (at CIN)
Stakeholders were hoping that Williams had ended a monthlong slump with a 5-97-1 performance against the Steelers in Week 11 (fueled mostly by a long, late touchdown), but he had only 4-39-0 against the Broncos in Week 12. On the bright side, Williams drew eight targets against Denver. It was the first time he had seen more than six targets in a game since Week 5. Williams has a favorable individual matchup against Bengals CB Eli Apple this week, but he's still just a midrange WR3. He's on sale at DraftKings at only $5,700, making him a tempting GPP play.
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51.
Damien Harris
RB - NE (at BUF)
Harris's fantasy value has become increasingly TD-dependent, but ... well, he keeps scoring touchdowns. Harris has crossed the goal line eight times this year and has scored seven TDs in his last seven games. But after averaging 95.7 rushing yards over a three-game stretch from Week 6 to Week 8, Harris has averaged just 42.0 rushing yards over his last three games. That's largely because he's now sharing the rushing load with rookie Rhamondre Stevenson. Harris out-snapped Stevenson in Week 12, but only by a two-snap margin. Harris continues to get the vast majority of carries close to the goal line, however. He's the RB24 this week.
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52.
Chase Claypool
WR - PIT (vs . BAL)
Investors are no doubt frustrated by Claypool's lack of touchdowns. After scoring nine TDs as a rookie, Claypool has hit pay dirt just once in 2021. But Claypool has been more efficient in other departments. In 2020, he averaged 14.1 yards per catch and 8.0 yards per target. In 2021, he's averaging 16.4 yards per catch and 8.8 yards per target. He's also been playing through turf toe, so credit Claypool for toughness. He's the WR26 but not a particularly good DraftKings value at $6,000.
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53.
Devonta Freeman
RB - BAL (at PIT)
Freeman only out-snapped Latavius Murray 40-36 in Week 13, but Freeman had a 16-8 advantage in carries and is the only Baltimore running back worth rostering for fantasy. He's had 55-215-1 rushing and 12-66-1 receiving over his last four games, averaging 11.5 half-point PPR fantasy points per game over that stretch. Freeman faces the Steelers this week, and the once-mighty Pittsburgh run defense has gone to seed. The Steelers are giving up 4.8 yards per carry and allowing 20.4 fantasy points per game to running backs. Freeman is a high-end RB3 this week.
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54.
Michael Gallup
WR - DAL (at NO)
In Cooper's absence over the past two games, Gallup has seen 18 targets and he's turned that into 10 receptions for 146 receiving yards. While he hasn't found the end zone, he's been a solid option for fantasy lineups that had to turn to him with Cooper and Lamb out of the lineup. Now, things get a little bit muddier with Lamb and Cooper coming back. The Saints are a great matchup for opposing WRs as they're allowing the 8th-most fantasy points to the position this season, but there's concern about where the targets go in this offense with all three WRs on the field and healthy. If all three Dallas WRs are active, Gallup should be viewed as a low-end WR3/high-end FLEX option that still comes with upside due to the matchup.
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55.
T.J. Hockenson
TE - DET (vs . MIN)
At the beginning of the 2021 NFL season, fantasy managers were jumping up and down with excitement due to what Hockenson was doing on the football field. He started off the year with back-to-back top-5 fantasy finishes and appeared to be well on his way to helping people win fantasy championships. Unfortunately, since that point, Hockenson has only finished inside the top-5 again on the week just once! Additionally, he has also finished outside the top-12 TEs in six other games so far this season. With the team performing so poorly around him and the QB play being less than ideal, Hockenson has struggled to produce the types of numbers that we saw at the beginning of the season. With that being said, he's still absolutely worth playing every single week at the TE position due to his talent and his role in this offense. He only saw a 12% target share in Week 12 against the Bears, but he was able to cash in and find the end zone for the first time since week two. We shouldn't be expecting Hockenson to start finding the end zone regularly again, which means that he doesn't necessarily have top-5 upside every single week, but he's absolutely worth plugging into your lineup as a low-end TE1 in this matchup against the Vikings.
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56.
Hunter Renfrow
WR - LV (vs . WAS)
Renfrow's sturdy weekly floor has been his greatest attribute in fantasy this season. But now, with Henry Ruggs no longer with the team and Darren Waller banged up, Renfrow's ceiling has been raised, too. He had 8-134-0 against the Cowboys on Thanksgiving, establishing season highs in receptions and yardage. Renfrow is a midrange WR3 this week against Washington, and I'm eagerly buying him at $5,800 on DraftKings.
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57.
Kyle Pitts
TE - ATL (vs . TB)
Did you know that Pitts has just one Red Zone target since Atlanta came out of their bye week in Week 6? He finished as the TE2 in Week 7 after posting 163 receiving yards against Miami, but he hasn't reeled in more than four receptions in any game since that point. He also has found the end zone just once on the entire year up to this point and his fantasy finishes are dropping quickly as a result. He hasn't finished inside the top-10 TEs over the course of the last five games and there are reasons to be pessimistic that he will do it at any point in the foreseeable future. With no other vertical receiving threats in this offense, Pitts is the center of attention for opposing defenses and they're making life incredibly difficult for him. The future is still very bright for Pitts down the road, but we need to downgrade him from a redraft perspective in the meantime. Pitts can be viewed as a low-end TE1/high-end TE2 for this matchup against Tampa Bay.
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58.
Odell Beckham Jr.
WR - LAR (vs . JAC)
A 54-yard TD catch fueled Beckham's 5-81-1 performance last week against the Packers. OBJ earned his first touchdown as a member of the Rams with a nice double move to beat Packers CB Rasul Douglas. Beckham averaged 3.0 yards on his other nine targets, however, and he and Matthew Stafford might need a few weeks to get more fully in sync. Consider Beckham a high-end WR4 this week. He's not especially compelling at a price of $5,500 on DraftKings.
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59.
Tony Pollard
RB - DAL (at NO)
Pollard has seen a bit of an increase in work over the past few games with Zeke hampered by his knee injury and he's proving to be a solid plug-and-play option for fantasy managers as a RB2. He's now finished as a top-24 RB each of the past three weeks and he's averaging 13.66 total opportunities (targets + carries) over that time frame. With Pollard's talent, that's enough work to come through for fantasy lineups and he deserves to be considered yet again here in Week 13. The matchup against the Saints isn't great, but Pollard should see enough work to be viewed as a high-end RB3 this week.
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60.
Elijah Moore
WR - NYJ (vs . PHI)
Moore had been on an absolute tear the few weeks prior to Week 12, but that was without Wilson throwing him the ball. While Moore had double the amount of targets that anyone else did on the Jets last week, it only resulted in 4 receptions for 46 yards and no score in a near-perfect matchup. Now, the Jets take on the Eagles' secondary that is allowing the third-fewest fantasy points to opposing WRs this season with just 15.7 fantasy points per game. We should be exercising caution with Moore this week from a fantasy standpoint and he can be viewed as a mid-range WR3.
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61.
Jerry Jeudy
WR - DEN (at KC)
WR57, WR22, WR39, and WR66. These are the fantasy finishes for Jeudy over the last four weeks. While Jeudy continues to be one of the league's best route-runners and most talented wideouts, he is simply is not high-powered enough of an offense to return WR2 value every single week. With the Broncos being committed to the run game when they can, plus the competition for targets now with everyone healthy, Jeudy doesn't have the ability to turn his limited opportunity into top-tier fantasy production. At this point, Jeudy is the only Broncos WR we can trust in our lineups and that's as nothing more than a low-end WR3.
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62.
Dawson Knox
TE - BUF (vs . NE)
Knox feasted on Thanksgiving night, scoring a pair of touchdowns. (He had a third nullified by a penalty for an ineligible man downfield.) In the three games since he returned from a broken hand, Knox has 10-129-2 on 14 targets. He's the TE8 against a Patriots defense that's yielding 4.7 fantasy points per game to opposing tight ends.
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63.
Rhamondre Stevenson
RB - NE (at BUF)
Over his last four games, Stevenson has produced 51-277-2 rushing and 7-64-0 receiving. He's averaged 5.4 yards per carry over that span. The rookie is a good one, and he's forced his way into a time-share with Damien Harris and passing-down back Brandon Bolden. Harris is the RB26 this week against a Bills run defense that's been terrific against most opponents this year but was steamrolled by Derrick Henry and Jonathan Taylor.
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64.
Dalton Schultz
TE - DAL (at NO)
Fantasy managers were starting to panic a little bit on Schultz from Weeks 8-10 where he had two fantasy finishes outside the top-35 at the position. However, he's turned things around in the past two weeks and has come through in the advantageous situation with Cooper and Lamb both missing time. Schultz has seen a 16.9% target share over the past two weeks combined, but we have to assume that that will drop down if Cooper and Lamb both return to the active lineup this week. It's a tougher matchup for opposing TEs regardless with the Saints allowing just 5.2 fantasy points per game to the position too, so we need to at least exercise caution with Schultz in Week 13. He's still worth playing if all three WRs are active, but we need to downgrade him to more of a low-end TE1. If Cooper misses this week, we can at least feel comfortable starting Schultz as a mid-range/low-end TE1. We'll continue to update with more information as it becomes available.
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65.
Courtland Sutton
WR - DEN (at KC)
If I told you that Sutton had 7 receptions for 95 yards and zero touchdowns, you'd probably think that was a solid one-game outing, right? Unfortunately, that is not just one game's production for Sutton but his last four combined. He's had just 15 Half PPR fantasy points over his last four games and he is crushing fantasy lineups where he's still being started. Sutton remains one of the league's premier downfield threats, but this offense simply has too many other mouths to feed to provide him sustainable fantasy production. At this point, Sutton needs to be downgraded significantly in lineups until we start to see things turn around. There's the possibility that the Broncos have to throw the ball more this week to keep up with the Chiefs, which could lead to more opportunity for Sutton, but it's a big question mark right now as to whether or not that production goes Sutton's way or another player in this offense. He should be viewed as a high-end FLEX play in Week 13 and we might need to have a larger conversation regarding Sutton this time next week if he doesn't come through here.
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66.
Mike Gesicki
TE - MIA (vs . NYG)
From Weeks 3-8, Gesicki had just one game where he finished worse than the TE10 in Half PPR scoring formats. He was playing lights out football and was steadily rising further and further up rest-of-season rankings. Since Week 8 though, Gesicki has yet to crack the top-12 again and he even has a 0-0-0 performance sprinkled in there in a game where he saw 7 targets. He's now watching as guys like Durham Smythe finish with more receiving yards on his own team and we now have to be very concerned about Gesicki's outlook moving forward. He can be viewed as a low-end TE1/high-end TE2 this week, but we need to recognize that he's starting to bring a lower floor than we once thought.
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67.
Boston Scott
RB - PHI (at NYJ)
At the time of writing, it seems highly unlikely that Miles Sanders is going to be able to suit up this week. If that's the case, Scott becomes a very intriguing play against the Jets. New York is allowing 26.6 fantasy points per game to opposing RBs this season, which is dead last in the league by a mile. We've seen Scott step in this season and be a valuable fantasy asset, but this matchup would move him nearly into the must-start territory. Even if Sanders does return to action this week - which we'll keep you all updated on as the week progresses - Scott deserves FLEX consideration this week simply due to the matchup.
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68.
Christian Kirk
WR - ARI (at CHI)
Kirk has been remarkably efficient this season, catching 80.3% of the balls thrown his way and averaging 10.3 yards per target. He needs to be efficient, because he's seen six or fewer targets in 9 of 11 games. Kirk is the WR36 in fantasy points per game among receivers with at least five games played, and he's the WR35 this week against the Bears.
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69.
Dallas Goedert
TE - PHI (at NYJ)
Expectations for Goedert were sky high when Zach Ertz was traded away - and there were a couple of weeks where it looked like he was going to finally turn into a reliable TE1 - but it hasn't clicked here in recent weeks. Goedert finished as the TE12 in Week 11 against New Orleans, but otherwise he has finished as the TE23, the TE25, and the TE54 three of the past four weeks. With Hurts being a volatile passer for this offense, Goedert's a difficult player to try and project week in and week out. We should still be considering Goedert for fantasy - especially in this matchup against the Jets - but we need to realize that he's not turning into the reliable fantasy threat that we thought he would when Ertz was shipped off.
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70.
Van Jefferson
WR - LAR (vs . JAC)
Jefferson has seen at least six targets in each of his last five games and has 16-319-2 over that span. He's averaging 17.6 yards per catch and 9.4 yards per target. This is a quiet but convincing second-year breakout taking place in the shadow of Cooper Kupp's season for the ages. Jefferson is a midrange WR3 this week.
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71.
Marvin Jones Jr.
WR - JAC (at LAR)
Injuries to Jaguars WRs D.J. Chark and Jamal Agnew haven't done anything to increase Jones' value. If anything, Jones has become a less valuable fantasy asset over the course of the season. He hasn't scored a touchdown or topped 52 receiving yards in any of his last five games. Consider Jones a midrange WR4 this week against the Rams.
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72.
Amari Cooper
WR - DAL (at NO)
Cooper is expected to play against the Saints on Thursday night after missing two games while on the COVID-19 list. However, ESPN's Ed Werder tweeted that the Cowboys were likely to limit Cooper's snaps. It's probably best to consider Cooper a low-end WR2 for this week with a lower floor than usual.
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73.
Pat Freiermuth
TE - PIT (vs . BAL)
Last Sunday, Freiermuth scored a garbage-time touchdown with under 3 minutes left in the Steelers' 41-10 loss to the Bengals, but a garbage-time touchdown is a touchdown just the same. It gave the rookie from Penn State his fifth TD in his last five games. Freiermuth has had at least four receptions in each of his last six games. He's a low-end TE1 against a Baltimore defense that's giving up 9.5 fantasy points per game to tight ends.
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74.
Kendrick Bourne
WR - NE (at BUF)
Bourne has been putting together one of the stealthiest WR2 seasons in recent memory. He's currently the WR2 in half-point PPR fantasy scoring, averaging 10.3 points per game. He's only averaging 4.4 targets per game, but Bourne has been freakishly efficient, posting a 79.2% catch rate and averaging 11.8 yards per target. It's hard to maintain that level of efficiency, but Bourne deserves at least flex consideration in 12-team leagues. He's the WR35 this week.
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75.
Tevin Coleman
RB - NYJ (vs . PHI)
Coleman's 16 carries in Week 12 were the byproduct of a favorable game-script, but that's not exactly something that we should anticipate here. Philadelphia's defense is a much more formidable unit than Houston and we could see New York get down early if the Eagles offense is even functional. Coleman should still be the lead option in this backfield, but with potentially losing goal-line work to Walter like last week, there's very little upside to playing him in a crucial fantasy week. Coleman can be viewed as a mid-range RB3.
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76.
Rashod Bateman
WR - BAL (at PIT)
Bateman played 44% of the Ravens' offensive snaps in Week 12, his lowest snap share of the season. His 60% route participation rate was less than ideal, too. Bateman has generally been involved in the Ravens' passing game, but his involvement hasn't translated into worthwhile fantasy numbers yet. He's averaged 50.2 receiving yards over six games and hasn't scored a touchdown. We should probably take last week's usage reduction as a sign to keep Bateman benched until we see a reason to get him into our lineups. He's a low-end WR3 this week against the Steelers.
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77.
Devin Singletary
RB - BUF (vs . NE)
Entering Week 12, there was a lot of buzz about Matt Breida's emergence in the Buffalo backfield, but Devin Singletary was the Bills' lead RB in their Thanksgiving night win over the Saints. Singletary had 15-44-0 rushing against the tough New Orleans run defense and added 1-4-0 receiving. He out-snapped Breida 45-21 and ran routes on 65% of Josh Allen's dropbacks. That's a potentially valuable workload, even if it didn't amount to much in Week 12 against a strong defense. Singletary has another tough matchup this week against the Patriots. He's a midrange RB3 for Week 13.
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78.
Matt Breida
RB - BUF (vs . NE)
Although he played behind Devin Singletary in Week 12, Breida has gained a firm foothold in the Buffalo offense and should be rostered in leagues with 12 or more teams. He's scored three touchdowns since becoming part of the RB rotation in Week 10. Over his last three games, Breida has 17-105-1 rushing and 6-67-2 receiving. He's the RB33 this week.
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79.
Jakobi Meyers
WR - NE (at BUF)
After seeing only 14 targets over a three-game span from Week 9 to Week 11, Meyers was targeted eight times in Week 12 and finished with five catches for a season-high 98 yards in New England's 36-13 win over Tennessee. Because he rarely scores touchdowns - we can't use the word "never" anymore - and is averaging only 10.5 yards per catch, Meyers' fantasy ceiling isn't very high, but he at least offers a solid weekly floor. He checks in at WR39 this week.
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80.
Zach Ertz
TE - ARI (at CHI)
In the Cardinals' last game, a 23-13 win over the Seahawks in Week 11, Ertz had his most productive outing since joining the team in Week 7, with 8-88-2 on nine targets. In five games with Arizona, Ertz has averaged 4.4 catches and 53.8 receiving yards per game. He's a low-end TE1 or high-end TE2 this week against the Bears.
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81.
Alex Collins
RB - SEA (vs . SF)
The Seattle running game has hit an iceberg. Over his last five games, Collins has 53-170-0 rushing, which amounts to 3.2 yards per carry. He's had only eight receptions in 10 games, so if it's not happening for Collins on the ground, it's simply not happening for him. This week, Collins faces a 49ers defense that's giving up only 15.8 fantasy points per game to running backs. Collins is the RB32 this week and not a DFS consideration.
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82.
Kenny Golladay
WR - NYG (at MIA)
After the Giants moved on from Offensive Coordinator Jason Garrett, there was some optimism for Golladay from a fantasy perspective. He simply was not being utilized the correct way in this offense in New York and had been the definition of underwhelming over the course of his first season in town. In his first game sans Garrett, Golladay saw a 24% target share and reeled in three catches for 50 yards, which was his fourth-highest total of the season. While this certainly is still not what fantasy managers were expecting when they drafted Golladay this off-season, it seemed to be a step in the right direction for the veteran wideout. Unfortunately, it looks like we're going to have to remain cautious with Golladay from a fantasy perspective this week though with the downgrade at QB from Jones to Glennon. We've seen what Glennon can do in the NFL and it's nothing spectacular. He might lean on Golladay heavily in this game, but that's far from a guarantee. When you take into account what the quality of those targets may be, plus the tougher matchup now against Miami's secondary, it's probably best to view Golladay as nothing more than a low-end FLEX option.
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83.
Foster Moreau
TE - LV (vs . WAS)
Darren Waller missed practice Wednesday with a knee injury and is considered doubtful for this weekend. Moreau now becomes an attractive streaming option at TE, considering that the Raiders don't have an abundance of pass-catching options. He's an especially compelling option on DraftKings, where he's priced at only $2,700.
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84.
Tyler Higbee
TE - LAR (vs . JAC)
With just one catch for three yards last week against the Packers, Higbee fell to TE21 in fantasy points per game among tight ends who've played at least five games. In 2020, Higbee averaged 11.8 yards per catch and 8.7 yards per target, and his average depth of target was 8.0 yards. In 2021, he's averaging 8.9 yards per catch and 6.2 yards per target, and his aDOT is 5.3 yards. Higbee is just a midrange TE2 this week vs. the Jaguars.
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85.
Darrel Williams
RB - KC (vs . DEN)
Williams played 53% of the snaps in Week 11 compared to CEH's 47%, but Williams did next to nothing in the game against Dallas. He touched the ball just six times in that contest and saw Edwards-Helaire step right back in and take over the backfield. Williams remains one of fantasy football's high-level insurance RBs, so he needs to remain on rosters everywhere, but we shouldn't be considering him for starting lineups this week outside of a desperation play.
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86.
Emmanuel Sanders
WR - BUF (vs . NE)
Sanders' slump continues. He hasn't scored a touchdown since Week 5 and hasn't topped 28 receiving yards in any of his last three games. He's capable of making a weekly fantasy quota with just one big play, but there haven't been many big plays from Sanders since mid-October. He's a midrange WR4.
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87.
Sony Michel
RB - LAR (vs . JAC)
If Henderson ends up missing Week 13 due to a quad injury that kept him out of practice on Wednesday, Michel will be a mid-range RB2 against the Jaguars. He's been decent if uninspiring this season in a backup role, with 79-305-1 rushing and 11-62-1 receiving. When Henderson missed the Rams' Week 3 game against the Buccaneers, Michel had 20-67-0 rushing against one of the league's best run defenses.
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88.
Tim Patrick
WR - DEN (at KC)
Patrick remains one of the league's most underrated WRs and he's played his way into a large contract extension this season. However, this offense is not built to provide him weekly fantasy value when everyone's healthy. Now that Sutton, Jeudy, Fant, Gordon, Williams, and Okwuegbunam are all in the lineup, there's very little upside to playing Patrick. There's always the possibility that he comes away with a touchdown in this game that could turn into a shootout, but that's a major question mark. If he doesn't, you'll most likely be disappointed you played him. He can be viewed as a high-end FLEX option in Week 13.
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89.
Ty Johnson
RB - NYJ (vs . PHI)
Johnson was the hot waiver wire add for Week 12, but he wound up finishing third in the Jets backfield in terms of touches. There's the possibility that the Jets utilize Johnson more this week as the pass-catching option if they're playing from behind, but that is a major question mark now that there are three options in this backfield. Johnson can be viewed as a mid-range/low-end RB3, but it's probably best to just stay away.
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90.
Melvin Gordon III
RB - DEN (at KC)
The Broncos were able to lean on their run game last week and Gordon put together a solid performance with 17 carries for 83 yards. While he watched Williams and Bridgewater each find the end zone against the Chargers, he still provided a high floor for fantasy managers. This backfield continues to remain essentially a completely even split, which hurts both Gordon and Williams' upside. The Chiefs are middle of the pack when it comes to slowing down opposing RBs from a fantasy perspective, so we shouldn't expect a blow-up performance here from either player. Gordon can remain a solid floor play in fantasy lineups as a low-end RB2.
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91.
Cole Beasley
WR - BUF (vs . NE)
Like Emmanuel Sanders, Beasley's production has really tailed off. He's seen only 12 targets over his last three games and is averaging 28 receiving yards over that stretch. Not coincidentally, Beasley's downturn in targets and receptions coincided with TE Dawson Knox's return from a broken hand. Beasley is the WR44 this week against the Patriots.
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92.
T.Y. Hilton
WR - IND (at HOU)
Hilton was able to find the end zone this past week, but he had done next to nothing the previous few weeks to even warrant consideration. In the previous matchup between the Colts and Texans this year, Hilton went off for 80 yards, but we shouldn't view him as anything more than a desperation FLEX play in Week 13.
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93.
Tre'Quan Smith
WR - NO (vs . DAL)
Smith had a tough matchup in Week 13 against the Bills secondary and the QB play certainly didn't help things. However, before that game, Smith had been playing incredibly well and was delivering for the few fantasy managers that were actually playing him. He was getting into a rhythm with Trevor Siemian as his QB and was showing that he has the talent to be a factor for fantasy football if he has a QB who can deliver him the ball consistently. Unfortunately, we don't know if we have that now with Taysom Hill expected to take over as the starter. It's been a while since we've seen Hill as a passer and we're not exactly sure who he's going to target and lean on in this receiving corps. Smith can be played if you're in a pinch as a FLEX option, but it's probably best to leave him on the bench for this week and see how things play out.
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94.
Noah Fant
TE - DEN (at KC)
Earlier on this season, Fant was seeing north of 7 or 8 targets regularly with so many proven receiving options out of the lineup. However, he has now seen just 14 targets over his last three games and has less than 15 receiving yards in two of those performances. There's the possibility that the Broncos need Fant more in this outing against their division rival, but fantasy managers have to ask themselves what the upside is to playing him at this point? There's enough going against him to downgrade him to a mid-range TE2 for Week 13.
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95.
Russell Gage
WR - ATL (vs . TB)
It's a strange world we live in, but Gage has now seen 15 targets over the past two games and he's becoming a reliable receiving option for the Falcons offense. Apparently Cordarrelle Patterson is the key to Atlanta being able to move the ball this year - just like everyone predicted, right? - and Gage is taking advantage of the increased opportunity. He's certainly not someone that we can classify as a league-winner, but if you're in need of a high-floor FLEX option this next week, Gage should be on your radar.
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96.
Logan Thomas
TE - WAS (at LV)
In his first game back from a hamstring injury that had kept him out of action since Week 4, Thomas had 3-31-0 on six targets against Seattle. He appeared to have a game-clinching 3-yard TD catch late in the fourth quarter, but the officials ruled it an incompletion. It was encouraging to see Thomas get a healthy 17% target share in his first game back. He's a high-end TE1 this week in a favorable matchup against the Raiders.
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97.
Latavius Murray
RB - BAL (at PIT)
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98.
Rex Burkhead
RB - HOU (vs . IND)
Burkhead now has 30 carries over his last two games. This is a high enough mark to put him at No. 10 in the list for most rush attempts by a RB over that time span, but it's only resulted in 67 rushing yards and no touchdowns. At this point, Burkhead is a desperation play and nothing more. He can be viewed as a low-end RB3/high-end FLEX option.
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99.
Tyler Boyd
WR - CIN (vs . LAC)
Since his 9-118-0 performance in Week 4, Boyd has averaged just 3.3 catches and 30.3 fantasy points per game. The target share just isn't substantial enough for Boyd to be in your lineup unless you're desperate. Boyd lands at WR49 in the Week 13 rankings.
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100.
David Johnson
RB - HOU (vs . IND)
Do you know the popular gif of the older woman who says, "It's been 84 years..."? That's what I think of when I think about the last time DJ was a valuable fantasy asset. In all seriousness, he has not finished within the top-24 RBs any given week since Week 1 this season and he's now gone four straight weeks with a RB36 ranking or worse. Johnson isn't really in consideration for fantasy lineups at this point.
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101.
DeSean Jackson
WR - LV (vs . WAS)
We know Jackson is a volatile fantasy asset, but at least he's demonstrating that he's still an asset. Jackson had 3-102-1 on four targets against the Cowboys on Thanksgiving, highlighted by a 56-yard catch-and-run touchdown. Jackson's route participation was up to 56%. He's still a risky WR5, but he's usable in large leagues or leagues that have a lot of flex spots. At only $4,200 on DraftKings, Jackson is an intriguing GPP option because of his splash-play potential.
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102.
A.J. Green
WR - ARI (at CHI)
Green looked like toast last year, catching just 45.2% of his targets, and averaging a career-low 11.1 yards per catch and a woeful 5.0 yards per target. This year, he's averaging 15.8 yards per catch, which would be his highest YPC since his rookie year in 2011, and a robust 9.8 yards per catch. The only issue is that in a spread-the-love passing game, Green is averaging 5.5 targets per game. The spotty target totals keep him in WR5 range.
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103.
Laviska Shenault Jr.
WR - JAC (at LAR)
Shenault lined up primarily in the slot against the Falcons last week and was targeted nine times, but he finished with a disappointing 5-33-0 stat line. Shenault is still seeking his first touchdown of the season and hasn't topped 50 receiving yards in any of his last five games. In Week 13, he's destined to see a lot of Rams CB Jalen Ramsey, who often covers slot receivers. Shenault is ranked outside the top 60 at wide receiver this week.
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104.
Ronald Jones II
RB - TB (at ATL)
Jones was able to find the end zone in Week 12, but he's still not seeing enough work to provide standalone value. However, he's worth talking about as one of the most valuable insurance RBs in fantasy right now. As fantasy rosters begin gearing up for a deep playoff run, Jones needs to be added to benches everywhere due to his upside if something were to happen to Fournette. We don't wish that to happen obviously, but we need to be ready in case it does. Hope for the best and prepare for the worst. Add Jones to your bench if you've locked up your playoff spot in your league and you have the space.
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105.
Nelson Agholor
WR - NE (at BUF)
Agholor was a big-play specialist for the Raiders last season, scoring eight touchdowns and averaging 18.7 yards per catch. This year with the Patriots, Agholor has scored three touchdowns and is averaging 13.0 yards per catch. He's been useful to the Patriots but not to fantasy managers, and you can't play him this week against a tough Bills defense.
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106.
Hunter Henry
TE - NE (at BUF)
Henry had quite a run from Week 4 to Week 10, scoring seven touchdowns in seven games, but it appears the thrill ride is over. Over his last two games, Henry has 4-41-0 on eight targets. There's still TD potential here, but Henry is averaging 2.9 catches and 32.8 yards per game, so if you don't get a touchdown, you probably aren't getting much. Henry is a midrange TE2 in a tough matchup against the Bills.
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107.
Marquez Callaway
WR - NO (vs . DAL)
Callaway had started to come on from Weeks 9-11, but he's still not seeing enough consistent volume to be trusted in fantasy lineups. He's seen just four targets in each of his last three games and he has just five receptions over that time frame. He's nothing more than a touchdown-or-bust option at the WR position and it's probably best to look elsewhere.
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108.
Jeff Wilson Jr.
RB - SF (at SEA)
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109.
Jamison Crowder
WR - NYJ (vs . PHI)
Crowder went from being a very high floor play with Mike White and Joe Flacco to essentially irrelevant last week with Wilson at QB. Crowder can be dropped to your waiver wire at this point of the season for a bench option with more upside.
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110.
Rondale Moore
WR - ARI (at CHI)
When we last saw the Cardinals in Week 11, Moore had a season-high 11 targets and caught all of them, but for only 51 yards. That's the problem: Moore's usage has been extremely gadgety and not especially valuable for fantasy. He has 47 catches, but his average depth of target is just 1.6 yards, and he's averaging 8.7 yards per catch. Moore hasn't scored a touchdown since Week 2. He's the WR60 this week.
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111.
Josh Reynolds
WR - DET (vs . MIN)
Reynolds spent time earlier this season in Tennessee, but was never able to work his way into the starting lineup. While I'm sure Tennessee wishes that they had him on their roster now, he's in Detroit and reunited with his former QB from the Rams, Jared Goff. Reynolds stepped into the starting lineup in Week 12 against the Bears and immediately made everyone aware that the chemistry was real with a 3-70-1 stat line. It's nearly impossible to confidently trust any Lions receiver, but Reynolds certainly has the big play ability that could lead to fantasy production week after week. He's probably not worth playing this week - despite the favorable matchup - but he's worth picking up and seeing how this week goes if you have the space on your bench.
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112.
DeAndre Carter
WR - WAS (at LV)
After scoring a touchdown in three straight games, Carter was unable to find the end zone in Week 12, finishing with 4-42-0 receiving against Seattle. The return of Curtis Samuel from a groin injury didn't appreciably affect Carter's role. In fact, Carter played a season-high 61 snaps. Still he's no more than an emergency option in fantasy, checking in at WR64.
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113.
Kenyan Drake
RB - LV (vs . WAS)
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114.
Gabriel Davis
WR - BUF (vs . NE)
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115.
Brandon Bolden
RB - NE (at BUF)
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116.
Tyler Conklin
TE - MIN (at DET)
Conklin had begun to enter into the weekly redraft conversation and he did have some upside there for a few weeks, but that seems to have come crashing down around him. Conklin has yet to haul in more than three receptions in any of the past three weeks and he ran just 21 routes this past week, according to PFF. There's the possibility that Conklin sees an uptick in work with Dalvin Cook now out, but the majority of those targets should stay with Mattison out of the backfield. Conklin is nothing more than a touchdown-or-bust option at this point. The matchup is favorable against Detroit, but we shouldn't be expecting crazy production.
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117.
Jauan Jennings
WR - SF (at SEA)
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118.
Amon-Ra St. Brown
WR - DET (vs . MIN)
The anticipation keeps building for St. Brown and what he can be for fantasy purposes, but it looks like we're going to have to wait until 2022 when we get a major QB upgrade. At this point of the season, players that have major upside are worth rostering versus safe floor plays. St. Brown can be dropped in your league if you're still hanging onto him.
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119.
Mike Davis
RB - ATL (vs . TB)
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120.
Deonte Harris
WR - NO (vs . DAL)
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121.
Olamide Zaccheaus
WR - ATL (vs . TB)
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122.
Cole Kmet
TE - CHI (vs . ARI)
Kmet saw a season-high 11 targets in the Bears' Thanksgiving Day win over the Lions and finished with 8-65-0. That was with Andy Dalton at quarterback for the Bears. Dalton had also targeted Kmet seven times in Week 1, resulting in a 5-42-0 stat line for the second-year tight end. Kmet ran routes on 86% of Dalton's dropbacks in Week 12. It's encouraging usage, but two reasons to flash the caution light for Week 13: (1) Kmet still hasn't scored a touchdown all season, and (2) he's about to face a Cardinals defense that's giving up 4.5 fantasy points per game to tight ends, the second-lowest total in the league.
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123.
Gerald Everett
TE - SEA (vs . SF)
Since Russell Wilson's return from a finger injury in Week 10, Everett has more targets (21) than D.K. Metcalf (20) and Tyler Lockett (18). Everett has 16-137-1 over those three games, making him the TE7 in fantasy points per game over that stretch. He had only topped 40 yards once in his previous six games, so it's smart to be wary of Everett's mini-breakout. He's the TE20 this week against a 49ers defense that's allowing a league-low 3.7 fantasy points per game to tight ends.
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124.
DeeJay Dallas
RB - SEA (vs . SF)
Dallas played 60% of Seattle's offensive snaps in Week 12, finishing with 3-4-0 rushing and 5-27-0 receiving in a 17-5 loss to Washington. Dallas isn't playable this week in a tough matchup against the 49ers, but he may have value in the coming weeks if the Seahawks tire of Alex Collins and decide to audition Dallas as a lead back.
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125.
Curtis Samuel
WR - WAS (at LV)
After missing five games with a groin injury, Samuel returned to action in week 12 and had 1-9-0 receiving and 1-4-0 rushing on only 20 snaps. Will the Football Team ramp up Samuel's role in the weeks to come? Maybe. He's an explosive, versatile asset, but Samuel is unplayable for fantasy until we can be confident that he'll get more than a handful of touches.
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126.
Laquon Treadwell
WR - JAC (at LAR)
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127.
Jared Cook
TE - LAC (at CIN)
In 11 games this season, Cook has finished with between 25 and 29 yards on seven different occasions. He's only topped 50 yards twice. Cook is the TE18 in fantasy points per game, and he's the TE22 in this week's rankings.
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128.
Darius Slayton
WR - NYG (at MIA)
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129.
Nyheim Hines
RB - IND (at HOU)
We have now gone eight of the last nine games with Hines finishing outside the top-45 RBs on the week. This is completely Jonathan Taylor's backfield and Hines is subsequently off the redraft radar. He can be dropped if you're still hanging onto him.
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130.
Albert Wilson
WR - MIA (vs . NYG)
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131.
C.J. Uzomah
TE - CIN (vs . LAC)
After scoring five touchdowns over a four-game stretch from Week 4 to Week 7, Uzomah has gone four games without a TD. He's also totaled just 18 receiving yards over his last two games. He's a midrange TE2 this week, bolstered slightly by a matchup against a Chargers defense that's giving up 10.4 fantasy points per game to tight ends.
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132.
Jack Doyle
TE - IND (at HOU)
Fantasy managers had been looking at Mo Alie-Cox as the Colts TE to roster earlier on in the year, but Doyle has recently emerged as a viable streaming option. He now has 17 targets over his last three games and he's running a route on 84.6% of his snaps during that time frame. The Texans have gotten gashed by opposing TEs this year and they're allowing 9.3 fantasy points per game to the position on average. If you're in need of a streaming option for Week 13, Doyle should be considered as a mid-range TE2.
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133.
Zach Pascal
WR - IND (at HOU)
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134.
Samaje Perine
RB - CIN (vs . LAC)
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135.
Evan Engram
TE - NYG (at MIA)
With the move away from Jason Garrett heading into Week 12, there was some optimism that Engram would finally be utilized properly in this offense and that we could see a bit of a resurgence from him. Unfortunately, that didn't exactly happen. While Engram saw six targets - he now has 11 over the course of his last two games - he finished with just three receptions for 37 yards and ended the week as the TE22. There are better investments you can make at the TE position in fantasy this year and Engram can be dropped to your league's waiver wire if he hasn't been already.
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136.
Devontae Booker
RB - NYG (at MIA)
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137.
Bryan Edwards
WR - LV (vs . WAS)
Over his last two games, Edwards has one catch for 12 yards. Zay Jones out-targeted Edwards 7-1 in the Raiders' Thanksgiving Day win over the Cowboys. Edwards is droppable.
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138.
Quez Watkins
WR - PHI (at NYJ)
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139.
Eno Benjamin
RB - ARI (at CHI)
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140.
K.J. Osborn
WR - MIN (at DET)
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141.
Carlos Hyde
RB - JAC (at LAR)
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142.
Kalif Raymond
WR - DET (vs . MIN)
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143.
Nico Collins
WR - HOU (vs . IND)
This is the point of the fantasy season where we need to start looking at high-upside players for our lineups and Collins is simply not one of those options in this offense. He has a bright future ahead of him and he's an intriguing option for Dynasty leagues, but we shouldn't be looking at him in redraft leagues now.
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144.
Sterling Shepard
WR - NYG (at MIA)
When Shepard is healthy, he's absolutely a viable low-end WR3 every single week that soaks up targets. However, Shepard has had a major issue staying on the field his entire career. He's only played in 5 games so far in 2021 and fantasy managers have had to move on to more readily available options across the fantasy football landscape. With that being said, there is some optimism that Shepard could return to the starting lineup in Week 13 against the Dolphins. He's been battling a quad injury recently, but it sounds like he could be close to returning here. In his first game back, with Glennon as his QB, it's probably best to leave Shepard on your bench. However, he is worth picking up and stashing for the playoff push because of his target share when he is active. For Week 13, we can view Shepard as a low-end FLEX if he suits up.
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145.
Ryan Griffin
TE - NYJ (vs . PHI)
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146.
Mecole Hardman
WR - KC (vs . DEN)
At this point, Hardman is not really worth holding onto in fantasy leagues outside of an insurance policy for Hill. Even then though, there's no guarantee that Hardman becomes an instant top-24 fantasy WR.
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147.
Jermar Jefferson
RB - DET (vs . MIN)
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148.
Jalen Reagor
WR - PHI (at NYJ)
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149.
Sammy Watkins
WR - BAL (at PIT)
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150.
Zay Jones
WR - LV (vs . WAS)
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151.
Kenneth Gainwell
RB - PHI (at NYJ)
If Sanders and Jordan Howard both sit out this week, Gainwell at least moves back into the redraft conversation due to the matchup. However, we've been burned by Gainwell (more specifically Nick Sirianni) once already this season and it's going to be difficult to trust the rookie RB in such a key week for many fantasy lineups, but he at least becomes a desperation FLEX option and worth considering if you're in a pinch.
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152.
Jaret Patterson
RB - WAS (at LV)
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153.
Tajae Sharpe
WR - ATL (vs . TB)
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154.
Phillip Lindsay
RB - MIA (vs . NYG)
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155.
Kene Nwangwu
RB - MIN (at DET)
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156.
Jonnu Smith
TE - NE (at BUF)
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157.
Byron Pringle
WR - KC (vs . DEN)
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158.
Godwin Igwebuike
RB - DET (vs . MIN)
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159.
Khalil Herbert
RB - CHI (vs . ARI)
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160.
Austin Walter
RB - NYJ (vs . PHI)
Walter came out of literally nowhere last week to score Week 12's most inconsequential touchdown - and he averaged over 4 YPC on his 9 attempts - but we still shouldn't be looking his way for fantasy football. He can remain on your league's waiver wire.
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161.
James O'Shaughnessy
TE - JAC (at LAR)
With Dan Arnold out for the season with a fractured scapula, O'Shaughnessy is now the Jaguars' top pass-catching tight end. O'Shaughnessy's high-ankle sprain was one of the motivating factors behind the Arnold trade. It's worth monitoring O'Shaughnessy's usage, but he hasn't been fantasy-relevant in any of his six previous NFL seasons.
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162.
James Washington
WR - PIT (vs . BAL)
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163.
Tyler Johnson
WR - TB (at ATL)
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164.
Brevin Jordan
TE - HOU (vs . IND)
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165.
Donald Parham Jr.
TE - LAC (at CIN)
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166.
Corey Davis
WR - NYJ (vs . PHI)
Davis missed last week's game and is already missing practices this week with his groin injury. This isn't a great sign for his availability this week and we should be concerned even if he does suit up. While Zach Wilson has shown that he's not afraid to lean on Davis when they're both playing, the qualities of the targets just isn't trustworthy enough for us to view Davis as anything more than a low-end WR3. If he does play, you likely have better options you can turn towards.
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167.
Allen Robinson II
WR - CHI (vs . ARI)
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168.
Albert Okwuegbunam
TE - DEN (at KC)
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169.
Mo Alie-Cox
TE - IND (at HOU)
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170.
Kyle Juszczyk
RB - SF (at SEA)
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171.
Freddie Swain
WR - SEA (vs . SF)
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172.
Trent Sherfield
WR - SF (at SEA)
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173.
Wayne Gallman Jr.
RB - ATL (vs . TB)
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174.
Devin Duvernay
WR - BAL (at PIT)
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175.
Chris Conley
WR - HOU (vs . IND)
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176.
Joshua Palmer
WR - LAC (at CIN)
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177.
Giovani Bernard
RB - TB (at ATL)
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178.
Jalen Guyton
WR - LAC (at CIN)
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179.
Juwan Johnson
WR,TE - NO (vs . DAL)
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180.
Scotty Miller
WR - TB (at ATL)
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181.
Adam Humphries
WR - WAS (at LV)
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182.
Demarcus Robinson
WR - KC (vs . DEN)
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183.
Salvon Ahmed
RB - MIA (vs . NYG)
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184.
Cameron Brate
TE - TB (at ATL)
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185.
Joshua Kelley
RB - LAC (at CIN)
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186.
Travis Benjamin
WR - SF (at SEA)
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187.
Ty Montgomery
WR,RB - NO (vs . DAL)
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188.
Chris Evans
RB - CIN (vs . LAC)
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189.
Noah Brown
WR - DAL (at NO)
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190.
Kalen Ballage
RB - PIT (vs . BAL)
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191.
Benny Snell Jr.
RB - PIT (vs . BAL)
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192.
D'Wayne Eskridge
WR - SEA (vs . SF)
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193.
Kadarius Toney
WR - NYG (at MIA)
At the time of writing, we have no update yet on what Toney's status will be for this next game against Miami. While he has the potential to soak up targets this week if he's fully healthy, that's a huge question mark right now. After not practicing at all last week, it's highly unlikely that we see Toney back in the starting lineup in Week 13. We'll have to monitor the practice reports as we move throughout the rest of the week and update his outlook as more information becomes available.
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194.
Justin Jackson
RB - LAC (at CIN)
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195.
N'Keal Harry
WR - NE (at BUF)
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196.
Damiere Byrd
WR - CHI (vs . ARI)
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197.
Braxton Berrios
WR - NYJ (vs . PHI)
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198.
Ty'Son Williams
RB - BAL (at PIT)
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199.
Mack Hollins
WR - MIA (vs . NYG)
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200.
Tavon Austin
WR - JAC (at LAR)
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201.
Will Dissly
TE - SEA (vs . SF)
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202.
Ray-Ray McCloud
WR - PIT (vs . BAL)
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203.
Durham Smythe
TE - MIA (vs . NYG)
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204.
Jalen Richard
RB - LV (vs . WAS)
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205.
Keelan Cole Sr.
WR - NYJ (vs . PHI)
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206.
Larry Rountree III
RB - LAC (at CIN)
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207.
Zack Moss
RB - BUF (vs . NE)
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208.
Patrick Laird
RB - MIA (vs . NYG)
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209.
Josh Gordon
WR - KC (vs . DEN)
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210.
C.J. Ham
RB - MIN (at DET)
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211.
Cam Sims
WR - WAS (at LV)
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212.
Jakeem Grant Sr.
WR - CHI (vs . ARI)
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213.
Collin Johnson
WR - NYG (at MIA)
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214.
John Bates
TE - WAS (at LV)
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215.
DeVante Parker
WR - MIA (vs . NYG)
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216.
Nick Vannett
TE - NO (vs . DAL)
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217.
Anthony McFarland Jr.
RB - PIT (vs . BAL)
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218.
Malik Turner
WR - DAL (at NO)
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219.
Qadree Ollison
RB - ATL (vs . TB)
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220.
Elijhaa Penny
RB - NYG (at MIA)
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221.
Dare Ogunbowale
RB - JAC (at LAR)
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222.
Lil'Jordan Humphrey
WR - NO (vs . DAL)
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223.
Jimmy Graham
TE - CHI (vs . ARI)
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224.
Pharaoh Brown
TE - HOU (vs . IND)
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225.
O.J. Howard
TE - TB (at ATL)
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226.
Chris Moore
WR - HOU (vs . IND)
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227.
Darren Waller
TE - LV (vs . WAS)
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228.
Travis Homer
RB - SEA (vs . SF)
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229.
Darius Bradwell
RB - LAC (at CIN)
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230.
Marlon Mack
RB - IND (at HOU)
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231.
Stephen Anderson
TE - LAC (at CIN)
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232.
John Ross
WR - NYG (at MIA)
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233.
Chris Myarick
TE - NYG (at MIA)
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234.
Daniel Helm
TE - LV (vs . WAS)
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235.
Preston Williams
WR - MIA (vs . NYG)
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236.
Kylen Granson
TE - IND (at HOU)
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237.
Pharoh Cooper
WR - NYG (at MIA)
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238.
Corey Clement
RB - DAL (at NO)
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239.
Chris Manhertz
TE - JAC (at LAR)
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240.
Keith Smith
RB - ATL (vs . TB)
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241.
Zach Gentry
TE - PIT (vs . BAL)
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242.
Rashaad Penny
RB - SEA (vs . SF)
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243.
Duke Johnson Jr.
RB - MIA (vs . NYG)
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244.
Patrick Ricard
RB - BAL (at PIT)
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245.
Denzel Mims
WR - NYJ (vs . PHI)
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246.
Kenny Stills
WR - NO (vs . DAL)
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247.
Derrick Gore
RB - KC (vs . DEN)
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248.
Ashton Dulin
WR - IND (at HOU)
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249.
Deon Jackson
RB - IND (at HOU)
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250.
Noah Gray
TE - KC (vs . DEN)
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251.
Chris Herndon IV
TE - MIN (at DET)
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252.
Derek Watt
RB - PIT (vs . BAL)
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253.
Adrian Peterson
RB - SEA (vs . SF)
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254.
Isaiah Ford
WR - MIA (vs . NYG)
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255.
Brock Wright
TE - DET (vs . MIN)
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256.
JaMycal Hasty
RB - SF (at SEA)
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257.
Dede Westbrook
WR - MIN (at DET)
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258.
Jakob Johnson
RB - NE (at BUF)
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259.
Jesse James
TE - CHI (vs . ARI)
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260.
Kyle Rudolph
TE - NYG (at MIA)
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261.
Blake Bell
TE - KC (vs . DEN)
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262.
Parker Hesse
TE - ATL (vs . TB)
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263.
Kendall Hinton
WR - DEN (at KC)
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264.
J.J. Arcega-Whiteside
WR - PHI (at NYJ)
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265.
Garrett Griffin
TE - NO (vs . DAL)
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266.
Jeff Smith
WR - NYJ (vs . PHI)
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267.
Reggie Gilliam
RB,TE - BUF (vs . NE)
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268.
Royce Freeman
RB - HOU (vs . IND)
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269.
Sean McKeon
TE - DAL (at NO)
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270.
Adam Shaheen
TE - MIA (vs . NYG)
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271.
Antoine Wesley
WR - ARI (at CHI)
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272.
Ben Skowronek
WR - LAR (vs . JAC)
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273.
Drew Sample
TE - CIN (vs . LAC)
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274.
Dyami Brown
WR - WAS (at LV)
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275.
Dwayne Washington
RB - NO (vs . DAL)
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276.
Tommy Sweeney
TE - BUF (vs . NE)
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277.
Lee Smith
TE - ATL (vs . TB)
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278.
Nick Boyle
TE - BAL (at PIT)
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279.
Stanley Morgan Jr.
WR - CIN (vs . LAC)
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280.
Charlie Woerner
TE - SF (at SEA)
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281.
Ross Dwelley
TE - SF (at SEA)
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282.
KhaDarel Hodge
WR - DET (vs . MIN)
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283.
Tre' McKitty
TE - LAC (at CIN)
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284.
Kendall Blanton
TE - LAR (vs . JAC)
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285.
Wendell Smallwood
RB - WAS (at LV)
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286.
Eric Saubert
TE - DEN (at KC)
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287.
Mike Thomas
WR - CIN (vs . LAC)
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288.
Darrell Daniels
TE - ARI (at CHI)
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289.
Jack Stoll
TE - PHI (at NYJ)
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290.
Hunter Long
TE - MIA (vs . NYG)
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291.
Colby Parkinson
TE - SEA (vs . SF)
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292.
Antony Auclair
TE - HOU (vs . IND)
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293.
Mike Boone
RB - DEN (at KC)
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294.
Dezmon Patmon
WR - IND (at HOU)
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295.
Luke Farrell
TE - JAC (at LAR)
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296.
Frank Darby
WR - ATL (vs . TB)
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297.
Eric Tomlinson
TE - BAL (at PIT)
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298.
Jake Kumerow
WR - BUF (vs . NE)
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299.
Greg Ward
WR - PHI (at NYJ)
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300.
La'Mical Perine
RB - NYJ (vs . PHI)
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301.
Tyree Jackson
TE - PHI (at NYJ)
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302.
Christian Blake
WR - ATL (vs . TB)
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303.
Josh Oliver
TE - BAL (at PIT)
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304.
Trevon Wesco
TE,RB - NYJ (vs . PHI)
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305.
Andre Roberts
WR - LAC (at CIN)
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306.
Scottie Phillips
RB - HOU (vs . IND)
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307.
Luke Stocker
TE - MIN (at DET)
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308.
Ricky Seals-Jones
TE - WAS (at LV)
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309.
Trinity Benson
WR - DET (vs . MIN)
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310.
Adam Prentice
RB - NO (vs . DAL)
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311.
Isaiah Coulter
WR - CHI (vs . ARI)
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312.
Jeremy Sprinkle
TE - DAL (at NO)
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313.
Ryan Nall
RB - CHI (vs . ARI)
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314.
Kenny Yeboah
TE - NYJ (vs . PHI)
|
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315.
Isaiah McKenzie
WR - BUF (vs . NE)
|
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316.
Landen Akers
WR - LAR (vs . JAC)
|
|
317.
Richard Rodgers
TE - PHI (at NYJ)
|
|
318.
Davion Davis
WR - HOU (vs . IND)
|
|
319.
Breshad Perriman
WR - TB (at ATL)
|
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320.
Jacob Hollister
TE - JAC (at LAR)
|
|
321.
Jordan Akins
TE - HOU (vs . IND)
|
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322.
James Proche II
WR - BAL (at PIT)
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323.
Demetrius Harris
TE - ARI (at CHI)
|
|
324.
John Brown
WR - FA (BYE)
|
|
325.
Gary Brightwell
RB - NYG (at MIA)
|
|
326.
Anthony Miller
WR - PIT (vs . BAL)
|
|
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327.
Dillon Stoner
WR - FA (BYE)
|
|
328.
Marcus Kemp
WR - KC (vs . DEN)
|
|
329.
J.J. Koski
WR - LAR (vs . JAC)
|
|
330.
Penny Hart
WR - SEA (vs . SF)
|
|
331.
Darren Fells
TE - TB (at ATL)
|
|
332.
Diontae Spencer
WR - DEN (at KC)
|
|
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333.
Brad Cottam
TE - KC (vs . DEN)
|
|
334.
Tylan Wallace
WR - BAL (at PIT)
|
|
335.
Cody White
WR - PIT (vs . BAL)
|
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336.
Peyton Barber
RB - LV (vs . WAS)
|
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337.
Michael Burton
RB - KC (vs . DEN)
|
|
338.
Ke'Shawn Vaughn
RB - TB (at ATL)
|
|
339.
Nick Bawden
RB - NYJ (vs . PHI)
|
|
340.
Trenton Cannon
RB - SF (at SEA)
|
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341.
Cethan Carter
TE - MIA (vs . NYG)
|
|
342.
Trenton Irwin
WR - CIN (vs . LAC)
|
|
343.
J.P. Holtz
TE,RB - CHI (vs . ARI)
|
|
344.
Brycen Hopkins
TE - LAR (vs . JAC)
|
|
345.
Kevin Rader
TE - PIT (vs . BAL)
|
|
346.
Andrew Beck
TE,RB - DEN (at KC)
|
|
347.
Andy Isabella
WR - ARI (at CHI)
|
|
348.
Matt LaCosse
TE - NE (at BUF)
|
|
349.
Antonio Gandy-Golden
WR - WAS (at LV)
|
|
350.
Mitchell Wilcox
TE - CIN (vs . LAC)
|
|
351.
Dan Brown
TE - NYJ (vs . PHI)
|
|
352.
Mason Schreck
TE - CIN (vs . LAC)
|
|
353.
Tom Kennedy
WR - DET (vs . MIN)
|
|
354.
Gunner Olszewski
WR - NE (at BUF)
|
|
355.
Jaydon Mickens
WR - JAC (at LAR)
|
|
356.
Marquez Stevenson
WR - BUF (vs . NE)
|
|
357.
Simi Fehoko
WR - DAL (at NO)
|
|
358.
Dan Chisena
WR - MIN (at DET)
|
|
359.
Auden Tate
WR - CIN (vs . LAC)
|
|
360.
Miles Boykin
WR - BAL (at PIT)
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