Fantasy Football Player Notes
Week 7 Rankings
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1.
Dalvin Cook
RB - MIN (at DET)
Cook has been held under 100 yards just twice. Those games were against the Bears and Eagles, who are two terrific run defenses. The Lions gave up 100 yards to Jamaal Williams last week, and there's a good chances they'll do it again to Cook this week.
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Leonard Fournette
RB - JAC (at CIN)
Fournette's improvement continues, as the least amount of rushing yards that he has in any of his last three games (72) is more than the most rushing yards he had in any of his first three games (66). He's a top-tier play in Week 7 against the Bengals.
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Saquon Barkley
RB - NYG (vs . ARI)
Barring a setback, Barkley will be active on Sunday and is a must-start. He should take no time returning to elite level.
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Ezekiel Elliott
RB - DAL (vs . PHI)
Zeke has not looked like his typical self, and after holding Dalvin Cook under 100 yards last week, they have a good chance to do the same against Elliott here. He is still a RB1, but this also doesn't seem like a bet-right matchup.
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Chris Carson
RB - SEA (vs . BAL)
Carson has hit his groove, running for over 100 yards three games in a row. Losing Dissly hurts from a run blocking perspective, as well as hurting the offense overall, but Carson should still be a RB1 at home this week against a lackluster Ravens defense.
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Derrick Henry
RB - TEN (vs . LAC)
Henry has been generally underwhelming with a 3.7 yards per attempt so far in 2019, though he does have five total touchdowns. He definitely benefits from volume in close games, but he's also the only effective part of the Titans offense, so he'll be involved regardless.
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David Johnson
RB - ARI (at NYG)
David Johnson was back at practice Thursday, giving optimism that he will play in the good matchup with the Giants. Given the recent split with Chase Edmonds, Johnson is more of a low-end RB1 this week.
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Le'Veon Bell
RB - NYJ (vs . NE)
Bell has only broken 100 scrimmage yards this season, but hopefully the new-and-improved Jets lead to a new-and-improved Bell. His greatest feature is that he's involved no matter the game script, so keep firing him up and eventually he'll have a prototypical Bell performance.
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Julio Jones
WR - ATL (vs . LAR)
Julio is a must-start and can still be valued as a WR1 this week against the Rams, but his matchup did get tougher, with the Rams trading for Jalen Ramsey.
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Aaron Jones
RB - GB (vs . OAK)
Jones is essentially in an even split with Jamaal Williams by default, with the Packers making in-game adjustments to feed the hot hand. Still, Jones is a big play waiting to happen, giving him RB1 upside every week, though he should be valued more as a RB2.
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Cooper Kupp
WR - LAR (at ATL)
This passing game should be able to pick up against the Falcons this week, who seem to be everyone's get-right matchup. With no pressure being put on Goff, look for him to build his confidence and find his receivers.
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DeAndre Hopkins
WR - HOU (at IND)
Well it's getting a little weird now. Hopkins still recorded nine receptions on 12 targets (good) but it was only for 55 yards (less good) and he hasn't scored since Week 1 (not at all good). He's still a buy, but we expected these less-than-stellar performances to subside by now.
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Phillip Lindsay
RB - DEN (vs . KC)
Lindsay is becoming reminiscent of Frank Gore of a few years ago - rarely going to win you a fantasy week, but he isn't going to lose you one. Lindsay only has one game over 81 rushing yards, but he has four touchdowns across the past four weeks, and he has four receptions in all but two weeks this season. He should continue to be a solid yet limited upside option in Week 7 against the Chiefs.
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Josh Jacobs
RB - OAK (at GB)
Jacobs has recorded 19 and 29 touches in his last two games, respectively, and hopefully the Raiders have realized that the offense should be built around him. He's quietly averaging 86 rushing yards per game, and he has five receptions in his last two games versus one reception in the first three combined. Jacobs's trajectory should make you feel very confident.
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Mark Ingram
RB - BAL (at SEA)
Ingram continues to score, but he hasn't broken 74 scrimmage yards since Week 3. The Ravens are going to run no matter what, and Ingram is the first running back to be fed, but he's becoming touchdown dependent. He's still a strong RB2 moving forward, but generally lacks the upside to win you any given week.
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Tyreek Hill
WR - KC (at DEN)
Aren't you glad you held onto him? Hill returned from injury with a five reception, 80-yard performance with two touchdowns. He has overall WR1 upside every week, and we're all glad he's back.
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Marlon Mack
RB - IND (vs . HOU)
Mack will presumably be healthy coming off a bye, and his upcoming schedule is stellar. The majority of the Colts opponents in Weeks 7-13 have underwhelming offenses, and Mack should be a lock for 20 touches per game. He's a good RB2 in Week 7, but he'll approach RB1 status over the next several weeks.
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Michael Thomas
WR - NO (at CHI)
Thomas' yards have been solid the past three weeks, but this matchup with Chicago will force Bridgewater to throw even shorter than he has been. Thomas is a better PPR play than standard this week, but he always has a chance to find the end zone, which makes him a WR1 by default.
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Sony Michel
RB - NE (at NYJ)
Sony Michel is still averaging a sub-par 3.5 yards per attempt this season, but he only has one game all season with less than 15 carries. He can be frustrating, but using the lead RB on one of the league's best offenses is rarely a bad thing.
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T.Y. Hilton
WR - IND (vs . HOU)
In the four games that he's played, Hilton has only averaged 58 receiving yards per game, though he has saved fantasy owners with four total scores. Hilton's upside isn't the same as past years, but he is still easily the number one receiving option.
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Devonta Freeman
RB - ATL (vs . LAR)
Freeman's fantasy production has picked up recently, and he has RB2 upside this week. While he may struggle on the ground against the Rams, he should see enough attention through the air to have fantasy relevance.
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Keenan Allen
WR - LAC (at TEN)
Allen averaged 134.7 receiving yards per game through the first three weeks, and he has averaged 33 receiving yards per game over the last three weeks. That is not a typo. He is averaging over 100 yards per game less than the first three games. He's too talented and too important to the Chargers for this to not correct itself, but it is absolutely alarming.
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Tyler Lockett
WR - SEA (vs . BAL)
The addition of Peters to this Ravens secondary certainly makes this a tougher matchup, but Lockett should see enough targets to put together a WR2 week, with plenty of upside, given the extra targets from the loss of Dissly.
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Kerryon Johnson
RB - DET (vs . MIN)
The offensive line for the Lions just isn't opening up running lanes consistently and Johnson has not seen the attention through the air that we have expected. Because of this, and the matchup with the Vikings, Johnson is just an RB2 this week. He needs to find the end zone to have a good week.
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Tevin Coleman
RB - SF (at WAS)
Coleman has been great in his two games back from an ankle injury, finding the end zone in both. He should be in for another good performance Sunday, with the 49ers likely to lean on him with the lead over Washington.
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Adam Thielen
WR - MIN (at DET)
With Thielen moved around so often, look for the Vikings to get him in advantageous positions to get catches in Week 7 against an improved Lions defense.
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Julian Edelman
WR - NE (at NYJ)
Everyone on the Patriots keeps getting hurt, but Edelman keeps producing. He only has one game this season with less than seven targets, and he's the obvious number one target in the Patriots offense. He's an absolute must start.
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Joe Mixon
RB - CIN (vs . JAC)
Mixon is on the wrong side of the Bengals game script, as they tend to play from behind very often. He has three games this season with 17 or less rushing yards, and that's probably more of the norm than the exception. He's still the main guy and can be used as a low-end RB2, but temper expectations.
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Michael Gallup
WR - DAL (vs . PHI)
Gallup struggled with drops last week against the Jets. This week, he sees a get-right matchup with one of the worst secondaries in the league. Gallup has WR1 upside this week whether Cooper plays or not.
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Robert Woods
WR - LAR (at ATL)
This passing game should be able to pick up against the Falcons this week, who seem to be everyone's get-right matchup. With no pressure being put on Goff, look for him to build his confidence and find his receivers.
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Travis Kelce
TE - KC (at DEN)
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Melvin Gordon
RB - LAC (at TEN)
Did Melvin Gordon break the Chargers? After a generally successful first few weeks, the Chargers have looked lost lately. Gordon is averaging 2.5 yards per carry, and he has only accumulated 49 total rushing yards. You have to use him if you have him, but hopefully the Chargers figure out the pitfalls in their offense sooner rather than later.
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Brandin Cooks
WR - LAR (at ATL)
This game is shaping up to be a good one for Cooks, as Atlanta has been unable to get pressure on the QB. He is a low-end WR1 this week.
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Kenny Golladay
WR - DET (vs . MIN)
Alshon Jeffery caught 10 passes against the Vikings last week, but failed to reach the 100-yard mark. We can expect a similar performance from Golladay, who will see his fair share of targets, but could struggle to pull down the big play.
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Will Fuller
WR - HOU (at IND)
There's two ways of looking at Fuller's performance from last week. On one hand, he "came back down to earth" with a 5/44/0 performance, providing those opposed to Fuller justification in their hate. On the other hand, he dropped three should-be touchdowns against the Chiefs and finished the game with 158 air yards, which was the sixth-most in football in Week 6. He's a big part of this offense and though he didn't have a big game last week, you need to live with that. The Colts have allowed just one 40-yard passing play all season and allowed just four the entire 2018 season, so they're not typically beat deep. The loss of free safety Malik Hooker could definitely affect that, so we raise the odds. Pierre Desir is the cornerback he'll see most of the time, who happens to be the cornerback that's allowing the most yards per catch (16.0) in his coverage among the Colts cornerbacks. Fuller should remain in lineups as a WR3 who continually gets opportunity. You just must understand that by playing him, you may get a WR4/5 floor (which isn't horrible), but he also offers a WR1 ceiling.
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George Kittle
TE - SF (at WAS)
A week after finding the end zone for the first time, Kittle finally cracked the 100-yard mark. In a position where consistency is a luxury, Kittle is one of the most consistent options there is. Start him with confidence against a bad defense.
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D.J. Chark
WR - JAC (at CIN)
This past week (Week 6) and Week 4 are the only times all season that Chark has failed to score. He is the undisputed #1 receiver on the Jaguars, though they seem to be turning into a run-centric offense more and more each week. Chark is a low-end WR2 or high-end WR3.
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Courtland Sutton
WR - DEN (vs . KC)
It may not have been a massive game, but Sutton extended his seven-plus target streak to six games with Flacco last week. He's consistently being targeted, which is ultimately the best-case scenario out of a player you're relying on for WR3 production most of the time. The Chiefs cornerbacks did a solid job keeping Deandre Hopkins in check last week, though Sutton is used quite a bit differently, as his 11.5 air yards per target easily trumps Hopkins' measly 9.5 air yards per target. We did see Will Fuller get behind the Chiefs defense on multiple occasions but ultimately dropped three should-be touchdowns. Sutton will see Charvarius Ward much of the game, a cornerback who put his name on the map towards the end of last year and has continued playing well for much of 2019. He's seen 33 targets in coverage this year, allowing 19 receptions for 253 yards and one touchdown. He allowed 7/123/0 of that in Week 1 against the Jaguars but has been pretty lights out since that time. Sutton is someone you want to keep plugging in as a WR3 with the volume he's getting, though the matchup isn't as great as we might've hoped.
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Carlos Hyde
RB - HOU (at IND)
Hyde has now scored in three out of the last four games and, while he lacks the upside that typically comes with involvement in the receiving game, he is quickly supplanting himself as a solid RB2 option. Consider using him as you would on an offense that is joining the discussion of the league's best.
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Matt Breida
RB - SF (at WAS)
Breida is the 1B to Tevin Coleman's 1A. With the 49ers expected to have another easy win, the Niners are likely to lean on the run, which favors Coleman more, but there's always a chance Breida breaks one.
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Larry Fitzgerald
WR - ARI (at NYG)
We have seen what Thielen and Edelman has done against this defense the past two weeks, and Fitz is more than capable of putting up a WR1 performance here. He has continued to see consistent targets and yards, but touchdowns have been slow. He is a solid WR2 in this spot here, with high upside.
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42.
Royce Freeman
RB - DEN (vs . KC)
Freeman has no fewer than 50 scrimmage yards in any game this year, and he averages 3.5 receptions per game. He likely isn't going to win you a week, but he's a serviceable FLEX if you need him. He does have potential long-term upside in the event that Phillip Lindsay goes down.
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Todd Gurley
RB - LAR (at ATL)
Gurley is getting in limited work at practice, opening the door to a return this week. If he is active, he can be treated as a RB2, as the Rams would likely manage is workload going forward.
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44.
John Brown
WR - BUF (vs . MIA)
Aside from Week 4 (45%), Brown has a catch rate of at least 70% in every game this season. The Bills aren't a high-volume passing offense, but their yardage does come in large chunks. Brown is a great bye-week fill in as a WR2 or FLEX.
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45.
Tyler Boyd
WR - CIN (vs . JAC)
Boyd had his most disappointing performance of the season in Week 6, posting only ten yards on seven targets (three receptions). He should get back on track in the next few weeks against the Jaguars and Rams, but his days as the Bengals number one receiving option are numbered with the return of A.J. Green coming any week now.
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Latavius Murray
RB - NO (at CHI)
Murray will get the start with Kamara out, but he is still only a flex or low-end RB2 play in this spot.
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Evan Engram
TE - NYG (vs . ARI)
Barring a setback, Engram will be active for Week 7, facing the worst defense against TEs. Start him with confidence.
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Alshon Jeffery
WR - PHI (at DAL)
Seeing double-digit targets last week, Alshon looks to build off that performance against a Dallas team that really struggled against the Jets passing attack.
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Stefon Diggs
WR - MIN (at DET)
You may be feeling great about Diggs after last week, but it's time to come back to reality against a better defense than the Eagles. He can be treated as a low-end WR2 or WR3.
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50.
Mark Andrews
TE - BAL (at SEA)
Andrews has no less than seven targets in any game this season, and he is clearly Lamar Jackson's favorite target. In a position that is extremely scarce, Andrews has been a steal and should be an automatic start unless you have one of the studs.
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Austin Hooper
TE - ATL (vs . LAR)
Hooper has emerged as an elite fantasy option in all regards this season. With Julio likely to be shadowed by Ramsey, Matt Ryan could again turn to his TE to get things going on Sunday.
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Calvin Ridley
WR - ATL (vs . LAR)
With Ramsey likely to match up with Julio Jones, Ridley could find more than his typical targets against a struggling secondary this week.
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Zach Ertz
TE - PHI (at DAL)
Ertz has had at least four catches and 50 yards in every game this season. Dallas looks to be a much better matchup than last week, so while Ertz isn't pulling the numbers we hoped for, he's still a TE1 this week.
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Frank Gore
RB - BUF (vs . MIA)
With the way Gore has played, it seems unlikely Devin Singletary will take over the lead role. Over the three games Gore filled the workhorse role, he totaled 245 yards on 45 carries (5.4 yards per carry) with one touchdown, though T.J. Yeldon did take on most of the receiving work. We've only seen 10 carries in Singletary's young career, so it may be a bit premature to say he'll take over anyway. Fortunately, both running backs should see a lot of carries in this game against the Dolphins. Their opponents are averaging 31.2 carries per game, and that's not even counting the 4.6 receptions available to them. The craziest part is that the Dolphins have already had their bye week, yet there are just two teams who have faced more rushing attempts. Not a single team of running backs have totaled less than 27 rushing attempts. They've been high-quality attempts, too, as the Dolphins have allowed a flattering 4.80 yards per carry with at least one rushing touchdown in 4-of-5 games. Even through the air, they're allowing a lot of efficiency, as running backs have averaged a league-leading 2.69 PPR points per target against them. The Bills have capped Gore at 19 carries over the first five games, so worse case scenario, we're probably looking at 10-12 touches for Singletary. Gore should be startable as a solid high-floor RB3 who should be a lock for 80-plus total yards.
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Austin Ekeler
RB - LAC (at TEN)
Melvin Gordon ruined everything. Ekeler had no less than 16 touches in any game while Melvin Gordon was out, but Week 6 saw Ekeler only record eight touches. Maybe the Chargers will realize that Ekeler deserves more of a share of the work, but he's fading into FLEX territory as it stands today.
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56.
Mike Williams
WR - LAC (at TEN)
While Keenan Allen's target volume has plummeted the past three weeks, Williams seems to be establishing himself as a trusted target of Philip Rivers. Williams has averaged 11.5 targets and 73 yards per game over the last two, and he's a strong WR3 with the potential to creep into WR2 territory.
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Allen Robinson
WR - CHI (vs . NO)
Lattimore continues to play outstanding for the Saints, and he likely will be giving Robinson plenty of attention on Sunday. This limits his upside, making him a low-end WR2.
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Hunter Henry
TE - LAC (at TEN)
Well, how about that? Henry returned from his knee injury and posted a pretty incredible eight receptions for 100 yards and two scores. He has quickly become a likely starter since the tight end position is so barren.
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Terry McLaurin
WR - WAS (vs . SF)
McLaurin has been terrific in his rookie season, and he even caught some passes against the Patriots. Given his ability shown so far, he shouldn't get stonewalled, but it will be tough for him to find the end zone, which limits his upside.
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60.
Jordan Howard
RB - PHI (at DAL)
Howard is a low-end RB2 or flex this week, since he always has the chance to score a red zone touchdown. It's the limited touches due to the committee approach that keeps his value down.
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David Montgomery
RB - CHI (vs . NO)
The Saints have been pretty good against the run, limiting Montgomery's upside here. They have also been shutting down opposing offenses as a whole, which does not bode well for Montgomery to find the end zone. He is just a flex play this week, unfortunately.
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D.K. Metcalf
WR - SEA (vs . BAL)
With Dissly out, Metcalf could see a couple more targets go his way in a matchup against a struggling secondary.
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Damien Williams
RB - KC (at DEN)
Williams only had one carry in his Week 6 game where the Chiefs generally abandoned the run, but he saved his fantasy day with a receiving touchdown. In Week 7, he faces a Denver defense that can generally be exploited with an effective running game, but he's risky considering the sporadic Chiefs running back usage. He's a low-end RB2/high-end RB3.
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James White
RB - NE (at NYJ)
Did you know that in PPR formats, targets are worth 2.3 times more than carries? Knowing that White has seen nine targets in each of the last three games is equal to 20.7 carries to a running back. Over the last five years of White's career, he's scored a touchdown once every 16.9 touches. That number sits at one every 49.0 touches in 2019. Knowing we have such a large sample size we're working with; you know those are coming. He should be in lineups as a low-end RB2.
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LeSean McCoy
RB - KC (at DEN)
Does anyone have any idea what's going on with the Chiefs backfield? McCoy has averaged 5.4 yards per attempt this season, though he doesn't have more than 14 touches in a single game. Avoid him if you can, but he's a decent FLEX option if you're desperate.
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Darren Waller
TE - OAK (at GB)
Waller is a solid TE option, having posted less than seven targets in a game only once. He is probably the number one receiving option on the Raiders, and that says enough for a tight end in itself.
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Marvin Jones
WR - DET (vs . MIN)
As the secondary receiver on this offense, Jones sees an easier matchup than he did last week, but it's still not the greatest. Still, the Lions should come in with a pass-first approach against the Vikings, leading to Jones being valued as a WR3 with upside this week.
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Miles Sanders
RB - PHI (at DAL)
This figures to be a competitive game where the Eagles will have to continue playing aggressive and pass the football, which means increased snaps for Sanders. However, due to the limited workload, he is nothing more than a flex.
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Adrian Peterson
RB - WAS (vs . SF)
The Niners have been tough, so Peterson is not likely to find much space in this one. However, he can be a flex play based on touchdown upside, but he is touchdown-dependent here.
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Devin Singletary
RB - BUF (vs . MIA)
Prior to his injury, Singletary was very efficient, averaging 10.3 yards per touch. It should be interesting to see how he functions with Frank Gore's emergence, but the Bills would be mistaken not to explore what they have in Singletary. He's a high-upside bench stash at this point but could be a desperation FLEX if you need him.
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Jamaal Williams
RB - GB (vs . OAK)
Williams is in a 50/50 split with Aaron Jones by default, with the Packers feeding the hot hand. Williams gets more work in the passing game, so with the Packers expected to beat the Raiders, they may not need to pass as much. Williams should be valued as a flex play this week, but he still possesses high upside.
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Golden Tate
WR - NYG (vs . ARI)
With Barkley and Engram both back, tate will not be the focal point of the offense, which is both good and bad. Still, he should see enough targets against this struggling defense to be a WR3 with upside in PPR and half PPR.
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Dede Westbrook
WR - JAC (at CIN)
Westbrook is averaging a very respectable 8.5 targets per game over his last four, but most of his yardage comes on long plays, as he has four receptions of at least 23 yards over the past four games. Ideally you'd leave him on the bench, but he's an acceptable bye week fill-in if necessary.
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74.
Robby Anderson
WR - NYJ (vs . NE)
He's going to receive the Stephon Gilmore treatment this week, which is not good for anyone involved. Here are his last four matchups with the Patriots (most recent first): 3/11/0, 3/24/0, 2/22/0, 1/2/0. There have been just two wide receivers who've finished as top-24 options against the Patriots, and both were slot-heavy receivers (Golden Tate, Cole Beasley). The best perimeter performance against them was John Brown, who finished with 5/69/0 but took 11 targets to get there. Anderson hasn't seen more than seven targets under Adam Gase. He's not someone you should aim to play this week and should be considered a mediocre WR4 option.
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75.
Kenyan Drake
RB - MIA (at BUF)
The Dolphins are bad. Luckily, Drake is their receiving back and should provide a decent floor, but he is pretty matchup-dependent. He's a desperation FLEX at best with the current state of the Miami offense.
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76.
Allen Lazard
WR - GB (vs . OAK)
Despite the big performance last week, not much is expected to come from Lazard going forward. The Packers receivers will get healthier and the team just signed Ryan Grant to join the receiving corps.
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Jamison Crowder
WR - NYJ (vs . NE)
If there's one player who benefits from the matchup with the Patriots, it's Crowder. The top three performances against the Patriots this year have been Golden Tate (88 percent slot-rate), Cole Beasley (82 percent slot-rate), and JuJu Smith-Schuster (69 percent slot-rate). Knowing that Crowder has played plays 70 percent of his snaps in the slot is a good thing. Jonathan Jones is the primary slot cornerback for the Patriots, and though he's still been solid, he's the weakest link while allowing an 84.5 QB Rating in his coverage. He's not a sexy play, but he's the best play among the Jets wide receivers. Consider him a low-upside WR3/4 who should present a decent floor.
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Emmanuel Sanders
WR - DEN (vs . KC)
Sanders seems confident that he can play in Week 7 against the Chiefs on Thursday night. He is a protoypical high-risk high-reward play, as the Broncos will presumably be throwing, but all it takes is a slight knock to the knee and Sanders is leaving early again.
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79.
Auden Tate
WR - CIN (vs . JAC)
After dropping three balls in the previous two games, Tate made a few highlight reel grabs in Week 6, re-instilling confidence in him as a primary target for Dalton. The issue is that he'll match-up with one of Jalen Ramsey or A.J. Bouye, depending on Ramsey's status. I will say that Tate would get a massive bump in the rankings if Green plays and Ramsey doesn't, as it would mean Bouye covering Green. If Green doesn't play, you have to at least consider Tate, who's now seen at least six targets in each of the last four games, including a career-high 12 targets last week. The Jaguars have only allowed a 60 percent completion-rate to receivers, but those catches have gone for an average of 14.2 yards per reception. Tate's average depth of target is just 9.5 yards, so it's tough to say he'll be the one who benefits from that. He can be considered a middling WR4 with not much upside this week, though there are many variables with Green and Ramsey.
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80.
Chase Edmonds
RB - ARI (at NYG)
Edmonds continues to earn more and more work for Arizona. With a plus matchup against the Giants here, Edmonds is in flex territory on this four-team bye week.
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Dante Pettis
WR - SF (at WAS)
The Niners should be able to lean on the run from the start, really limiting Pettis. He is nothing more than a WR4 in deeper leagues.
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Mohamed Sanu
WR - ATL (vs . LAR)
With Ramsey likely on Julio for most of the game, Sanu could see increased targets against a struggling defense.
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83.
Mecole Hardman
WR - KC (at DEN)
Just when we had written off Hardman as being stuck behind at least Demarcus Robinson, he goes out and records a decent four receptions on 45 yards, compared to zero for Robinson. Ideally, we'd avoid this situation entirely, but Hardman has some upside if you're extremely desperate.
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Demarcus Robinson
WR - KC (at DEN)
Every week, there seems to be a Chiefs receiver that is a lock for a high volume game, and then they go out and do nothing. That was Robinson in Week 6, as he posted zero receptions on four targets. It seems that he, Sammy Watkins, and Mecole Hardman will continue to play musical chairs for who feels like producing as the third receiving option on the Chiefs behind Tyreek Hill and Travis Kelce.
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85.
Gerald Everett
TE - LAR (at ATL)
Everett and the entire Rams offense last week was a disaster but that was the 49ers and now we are talking about a Falcons defense who can't stop anyone. This game should be a shootout and you can bank on Everett being involved in that.
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86.
Duke Johnson
RB - HOU (at IND)
The area the Colts have struggled in Eberflus' scheme is allowing a ton of production through the air to running backs. The 110 receptions they allowed to running backs ranked as the second most in football last year, while the 1.76 PPR points per target they've allowed to running backs in 2019 ranks as the ninth-most. That doesn't mean Johnson is a must play, especially when you consider he's been maxed out at 10 touches since Week 2, though he's not a bad bye week RB3/flex option with this matchup that could turn into a shootout.
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87.
Corey Davis
WR - TEN (vs . LAC)
Rumor has it that Ryan Tannehill will be starting for the Titans, which should be a good thing for Davis, as the Titans offense has never been pass-first under Marcus Mariota. We'd recommend waiting and seeing with Davis for now, but he has some upside with the potential rejuvenation that Tannehill brings to Tennessee.
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88.
Marquise Goodwin
WR - SF (at WAS)
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89.
Marquez Valdes-Scantling
WR - GB (vs . OAK)
With Adams and Allison seemingly both out, MVS will need to finally step up this week against the Raiders. However, he has not taken advantage of opportunities yet, and he is dealing with an injury of his own. If he is active, he should be considered as a WR3 with upside.
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90.
Delanie Walker
TE - TEN (vs . LAC)
Walker might not be the sexiest tight end to roster, but he is still playing almost the entire game and getting enough targets to justify using him as a top 12 option this weekend. Plus who knows, perhaps Ryan Tannehill gives this offense a bit of a spark.
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91.
Preston Williams
WR - MIA (at BUF)
He was tied for the team lead with six targets last week, though he remained inefficient on them, finishing with just two catches for 31 yards. Over the last three games, he's racked up a massive 25 targets, but has netted just 10 receptions for 145 yards and no touchdowns. You do want to follow targets and Williams' 20 percent target share makes you at least consider him as an option. Fortunately, you can do a quick "nope" when looking at the matchup this week, as the Bills have tormented opposing wide receivers. There's been just one wide receiver who's been able to post numbers better than the WR35 against them, and that was Jamison Crowder, who saw a ridiculous 17 targets. In fact, there's been just five receivers to score more than 7.6 PPR points against the Bills and four of them saw double-digit targets, while the other one scored a touchdown. Williams is nothing more than a touchdown-or-bust WR5 and you don't want to rely on that out of this Dolphins passing game.
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92.
A.J. Brown
WR - TEN (vs . LAC)
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93.
Darrell Henderson
RB - LAR (at ATL)
Henderson was the most effective back in Gurley's absence, and with Brown dealing with an ankle injury, Henderson could see extended work, even if Gurley is active this week. Still, he is only a desperation play at flex if Gurley is back.
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94.
Darius Slayton
WR - NYG (vs . ARI)
Slayton may be the receiver matched up with Patrick Peterson the most, making him only a desperation play this week. The Giants should lean on Saquon, Engram, and Tate instead.
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95.
Nelson Agholor
WR - PHI (at DAL)
With DeSean Jackson possibly back this week, it makes Agholor more irrelevant for fantasy.
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96.
Jakobi Meyers
WR - NE (at NYJ)
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97.
Devante Parker
WR - MIA (at BUF)
He's now scored a touchdown in back-to-back games, but he's also seen four targets in back-to-back games, meaning there's a bust game coming soon and the Bills are just the team to give it to him. They may not have Tre'Davious White shadow him considering how involved and targeted Preston Williams is, but it won't matter all that much, as the Bills have seen far better receivers than this duo and have allowed just one wide receiver to finish higher than WR35 against them. You don't want to keep playing a receiver who's getting minimal targets in a bad offense who's in a bad matchup.
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98.
Phillip Dorsett
WR - NE (at NYJ)
Dorsett is one of the premier bench stashes in fantasy football, as he should be in a prime position once his hamstring injury heals. Prior to the game that he left injured, he averaged eight targets per game in the previous two. If you really want to use him in Week 7, make sure you have alternates in place because the Patriots play Monday night against the Jets. Demaryius Thomas probably fits the bill as a decent swap if Dorsett is a game-time decision.
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99.
Amari Cooper
WR - DAL (vs . PHI)
Cooper is questionable with a quad injury, but he would be treated as a WR1 against a terrible Eagles secondary, if he is active.
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100.
Gus Edwards
RB - BAL (at SEA)
Edwards passes the eye test, but unless Mark Ingram gets injured, you can't use him in fantasy.
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101.
T.J. Hockenson
TE - DET (vs . MIN)
Hockenson did have the big week to open the season and plenty of upside moving forward, but he hasn't done anything since Week 1 and now draws a horrible matchup against the Vikings so he belongs on your bench again this week.
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102.
KeeSean Johnson
WR - ARI (at NYG)
While the matchup is great, Johnson has not seen enough targets to trust him this week.
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103.
Ito Smith
RB - ATL (vs . LAR)
With Freeman finding more success on the ground recently, Smith's value has fallen. he is not usable in this matchup.
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104.
Willie Snead
WR - BAL (at SEA)
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105.
Ted Ginn
WR - NO (at CHI)
Ginn has not been a big play guy with Teddy Bridgewater, which only makes things worse against Chicago this week. He doesn't need to be played.
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106.
Jimmy Graham
TE - GB (vs . OAK)
Along with losing nearly all athleticism, Graham has now been dropping passes. He's still one of Rodgers' go-to options in the red zone, but his upside is clearly limited. He is a TE2 with upside, but loses even more value with Sternberger back.
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107.
Demaryius Thomas
WR - NYJ (vs . NE)
With Anderson getting Stephon Gilmore in coverage, it means Thomas will see a lot of Jason McCourty, who's been just as dominant in coverage. On the year, he's seen 32 targets and allowed just 17/159/0 on them. That's less than 5.0 yards per target and he's yet to allow a touchdown. Yeah, Thomas has practiced against these guys, but that doesn't mean he'll produce. You can find better bye week options at wide receiver.
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108.
Cole Beasley
WR - BUF (vs . MIA)
Beasley doesn't offer a ton of upside, as he averages only 9.9 yards per reception and hasn't scored yet this year. He does have three games this year with at least nine targets, and he shouldn't struggle to produce against the paltry Dolphins defense.
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109.
Keke Coutee
WR - HOU (at IND)
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110.
Chris Conley
WR - JAC (at CIN)
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111.
Eric Ebron
TE - IND (vs . HOU)
At first glance, Ebron seems like a solid streaming option, but there's a reason he's on the waiver wire. He has exactly one reception in three games this season, and in the other two, he has three receptions. The Colts watered down passing offense simply doesn't have enough to go around to make Ebron a weekly starter.
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112.
Adam Humphries
WR - TEN (vs . LAC)
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113.
Mark Walton
RB - MIA (at BUF)
Walton logged 11 touches against the Redskins in Week 6, and while we definitely don't feel comfortable endorsing a second-string Dolphins running back, he's worth watching in case he becomes a passing down specialist (five receptions in Week 6).
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114.
Alexander Mattison
RB - MIN (at DET)
Mattison is extremely talented, but is clearly playing second fiddle to Cook and only gets significant touches when they have a big lead. With the game expected to be close this week, Mattison is not likely to play much of a role.
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115.
Tarik Cohen
RB - CHI (vs . NO)
Cohen has seen more attention in the passing game with Chase Daniel, but is expected to go back to being relatively irrelevant with Mitch Trubisky at QB. Check the QB status this week, but Cohen would be an interesting flex with Daniel.
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116.
Anthony Miller
WR - CHI (vs . NO)
Miller had his best performance of the season before the bye week. He hopes to building off that game, facing a great matchup with the Saints, as Robinson expects to see most of Lattimore's attention.
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117.
Jason Witten
TE - DAL (vs . PHI)
Witten's production has trailed off after failing to score a touchdown since Week 2. Still, he is seeing consistent targets and has as good as a chance to score a touchdown as anyone this week, as he faces the Eagles on Sunday Night Football.
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118.
Duke Williams
WR - BUF (vs . MIA)
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119.
Dallas Goedert
TE - PHI (at DAL)
Goedert's production picked up last week in the loss. He will look to build off this momentum, but he is still nothing more than a TE2.
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120.
Christian Kirk
WR - ARI (at NYG)
Kirk has been limited and could return against the Giants this week. If he's active, he would be a low-end WR2 with upside against this defense.
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121.
Giovani Bernard
RB - CIN (vs . JAC)
Bernard is averaging just over six touches per game, and he simply isn't the FLEX-worthy receiving back of a few years ago. He does have interesting value in the event of a Joe Mixon injury, which tends to happen fairly often.
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122.
Dawson Knox
TE - BUF (vs . MIA)
Knox is not seeing a ton of targets, but he has been efficient with what he has seen and continues to see his role grow. With a perfect matchup at home against the Dolphins, Vegas has his Bills implied for 29 points so Knox makes for a solid streamer.
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123.
Jaron Brown
WR - SEA (vs . BAL)
Brown grabbed a couple touchdowns for Russell Wilson last week and could be seeing more targets with Dissly down now. Brown could be worth a speculative add, but he probably should not be started this week.
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124.
Paul Richardson
WR - WAS (vs . SF)
Stay away from Washington players not named Terry McLaurin this week, as the 49ers pass defense is elite.
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125.
Noah Fant
TE - DEN (vs . KC)
You may be looking at Fant's athletic talent and his matchup versus the Chiefs and licking your chops, but his first six weeks tell us that it is much more likely for him to see just 2 targets than it is for him to finish as a top 12 tight end this week.
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126.
Darren Fells
TE - HOU (at IND)
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127.
Albert Wilson
WR - MIA (at BUF)
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128.
Damiere Byrd
WR - ARI (at NYG)
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129.
Jack Doyle
TE - IND (vs . HOU)
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130.
Miles Boykin
WR - BAL (at SEA)
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131.
Raheem Mostert
RB - SF (at WAS)
With Coleman back in the lineup, Mostert is not going to see much of a role, especially with the Niners playing with leads.
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132.
Byron Pringle
WR - KC (at DEN)
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133.
Jake Kumerow
WR - GB (vs . OAK)
Kumerow has been unable to take advantage of opportunities, so he does not need to be owned for fantasy this week or going forward, as he will never be the consistent option you'd need.
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134.
Jordan Akins
TE - HOU (at IND)
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135.
Brandon Bolden
RB - NE (at NYJ)
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136.
Tony Pollard
RB - DAL (vs . PHI)
Pollard is only usable when the games figure to be easy wins for Dallas, which this is not. He is only a handcuff right now.
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137.
Tyler Higbee
TE - LAR (at ATL)
Splitting snaps at the position with Everett, Higbee's upside is severely limited. Still, he is getting consistent looks and can be a decent bye week fill-in this week, treated as a TE2.
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138.
Darrel Williams
RB - KC (at DEN)
Darrel Williams is on the outside looking in in a very crowded and often annoying Chiefs backfield. His one touch in Week 6 was a 52-yard reception, but we'd like to see some consistent involvement before endorsing him as anything but a high-upside stash.
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139.
Trey Quinn
WR - WAS (vs . SF)
Quinn is virtually unusable against this talented defense. Most of his value will end up coming from his receptions. in leagues that reward them.
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140.
Kenny Stills
WR - HOU (at IND)
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141.
Tavon Austin
WR - DAL (vs . PHI)
Austin led the team through the air last game. If Cobb and/or Cooper miss this week, he has the opportunity to see more targets against a terrible Eagles secondary.
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142.
Nyheim Hines
RB - IND (vs . HOU)
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143.
Danny Amendola
WR - DET (vs . MIN)
Amendola is not seeing enough looks to be relevant for fantasy and it seems like his Week 1 explosion was an anomaly.
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144.
Dion Lewis
RB - TEN (vs . LAC)
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145.
Alex Erickson
WR - CIN (vs . JAC)
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146.
Hunter Renfrow
WR - OAK (at GB)
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147.
Zay Jones
WR - OAK (at GB)
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148.
DaeSean Hamilton
WR - DEN (vs . KC)
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149.
Trey Burton
TE - CHI (vs . NO)
Burton has failed to live up to expectations this season. He is nothing more than a low-end bye week fill-in.
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150.
Tyler Eifert
TE - CIN (vs . JAC)
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151.
Luke Willson
TE - SEA (vs . BAL)
With Will Dissly out, it opens the door for Willson to find fantasy relevance. Still, he wasn't relevant as the starter with Seattle before. Keep him on your radar, but there likely is a better option for you.
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152.
DeAndre Washington
RB - OAK (at GB)
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153.
Rashaad Penny
RB - SEA (vs . BAL)
Penny is dealing with a hamstring issue, so monitor his status. He seemed close to playing last week, but even if he is active against the Ravens, it's best to wait and see with Penny.
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154.
Trent Sherfield
WR - ARI (at NYG)
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155.
David Moore
WR - SEA (vs . BAL)
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156.
Justice Hill
RB - BAL (at SEA)
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157.
Hayden Hurst
TE - BAL (at SEA)
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158.
C.J. Prosise
RB - SEA (vs . BAL)
Prosise only sees some attention with Penny out. If Penny is inactive, Prosise is only a desperation flex play in a deep league, but the is a chance he see a couple more targets with Dissly now out.
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159.
Taylor Gabriel
WR - CHI (vs . NO)
Taylor Gabriel is practicing in full and should return to the field this week, following a concussion.
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160.
Trevor Davis
WR - OAK (at GB)
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161.
Cody Latimer
WR - NYG (vs . ARI)
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162.
Rex Burkhead
RB - NE (at NYJ)
Burkhead has been banged up lately and serves as little more than a thorn in the side of Sony Michel owners. You can leave him on your bench unless a different Patriots running back is unavailable.
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163.
Zach Pascal
WR - IND (vs . HOU)
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164.
Wendell Smallwood
RB - WAS (vs . SF)
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165.
Ty Johnson
RB - DET (vs . MIN)
After failing to see a touch, not only is Johnson not usable this week, but he may not be worth a spot even as a Kerryon Johnson handcuff.
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166.
Jordan Wilkins
RB - IND (vs . HOU)
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167.
Mike Gesicki
TE - MIA (at BUF)
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168.
Seth Roberts
WR - BAL (at SEA)
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169.
Devin Smith
WR - DAL (vs . PHI)
His one big performance seems like an anomaly and Smith should not be your bye week fill-in this week.
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170.
Jalen Richard
RB - OAK (at GB)
Richard doesn't have more than five touches in a game this season. He isn't worth a bench spot unless we get an indication that the Raiders think Josh Jacobs can't handle the receiving work.
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171.
Kyle Rudolph
TE - MIN (at DET)
Even with the passing game picking up recently, Rudolph has remained irrelevant in fantasy.
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172.
Kalen Ballage
RB - MIA (at BUF)
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173.
Mack Hollins
WR - PHI (at DAL)
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174.
Deebo Samuel
WR - SF (at WAS)
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175.
Malcolm Brown
RB - LAR (at ATL)
Brown is dealing with an ankle issue while Gurley has practiced in a limited fashion. If Brown is the starter again, he has RB2 value, but he is not usable if Gurley is active.
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176.
J.D. McKissic
RB - DET (vs . MIN)
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177.
Olabisi Johnson
WR - MIN (at DET)
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178.
Kendrick Bourne
WR - SF (at WAS)
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179.
Cedrick Wilson
WR - DAL (vs . PHI)
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180.
Irv Smith Jr.
TE - MIN (at DET)
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181.
Geronimo Allison
WR - GB (vs . OAK)
With both a concussion and chest injury, Allison looks like a longshot to play this week.
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182.
Deon Cain
WR - IND (vs . HOU)
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183.
Josh Hill
TE - NO (at CHI)
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184.
Ryquell Armstead
RB - JAC (at CIN)
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185.
Wayne Gallman
RB - NYG (vs . ARI)
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186.
Ty Montgomery
RB - NYJ (vs . NE)
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187.
Isaiah McKenzie
WR - BUF (vs . MIA)
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188.
Pharoh Cooper
WR - ARI (at NYG)
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189.
T.J. Yeldon
RB - BUF (vs . MIA)
Yeldon seems to be the odd man out in Buffalo, with Frank Gore and Devin Singletary taking the majority of the work. Yeldon would need an injury to become anything resembling a fantasy starter.
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190.
Jeremy Sprinkle
TE - WAS (vs . SF)
Even with Davis out, Sprinkle has not seen significant field time or production. He is nothing more than a desperation play.
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191.
Foster Moreau
TE - OAK (at GB)
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192.
Marquise Brown
WR - BAL (at SEA)
Keep an eye on Brown's health, as he missed the Ravens Week 6 matchup with the Bengals. If he plays, he's a fringe WR3 in a tough matchup in Seattle.
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193.
Richie James
WR - SF (at WAS)
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194.
Cordarrelle Patterson
WR - CHI (vs . NO)
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195.
Allen Hurns
WR - MIA (at BUF)
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196.
Josh Reynolds
WR - LAR (at ATL)
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197.
C.J. Uzomah
TE - CIN (vs . JAC)
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198.
Randall Cobb
WR - DAL (vs . PHI)
Cobb did not practice Wednesday, but should still be considered questionable for Sunday night. If he is active and Cooper is not, Cobb would be a WR3 with upside.
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199.
Chester Rogers
WR - IND (vs . HOU)
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200.
Damion Willis
WR - CIN (vs . JAC)
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201.
Benjamin Watson
TE - NE (at NYJ)
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202.
Boston Scott
RB - PHI (at DAL)
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203.
Chris Moore
WR - BAL (at SEA)
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204.
Rhett Ellison
TE - NYG (vs . ARI)
With Engram back in action, Ellison does not need to be played or owned.
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205.
Keelan Doss
WR - OAK (at GB)
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206.
Justin Hardy
WR - ATL (vs . LAR)
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207.
Dwayne Washington
RB - NO (at CHI)
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208.
Steven Sims
WR - WAS (vs . SF)
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209.
Mike Davis
RB - CHI (vs . NO)
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210.
Marcedes Lewis
TE - GB (vs . OAK)
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211.
Elijhaa Penny
RB - NYG (vs . ARI)
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212.
Robert Foster
WR - BUF (vs . MIA)
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213.
Tajae Sharpe
WR - TEN (vs . LAC)
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214.
Bilal Powell
RB - NYJ (vs . NE)
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215.
Jeff Wilson
RB - SF (at WAS)
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216.
Marvin Hall
WR - DET (vs . MIN)
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217.
Vernon Davis
TE - WAS (vs . SF)
Vernon Davis remains in concussion protocol, so it is unclear if he will be active against his former team on Sunday.
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218.
Blake Jarwin
TE - DAL (vs . PHI)
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219.
Geremy Davis
WR - LAC (at TEN)
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220.
Jacob Hollister
TE - SEA (vs . BAL)
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221.
Nick Boyle
TE - BAL (at SEA)
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222.
Josh Oliver
TE - JAC (at CIN)
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223.
Ameer Abdullah
RB - MIN (at DET)
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224.
Chris Herndon IV
TE - NYJ (vs . NE)
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225.
Ryan Griffin
TE - NYJ (vs . NE)
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226.
CJ Ham
RB - MIN (at DET)
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227.
Ryan Grant
WR - GB (vs . OAK)
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228.
Maxx Williams
TE - ARI (at NYG)
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229.
Javon Wims
WR - CHI (vs . NO)
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230.
John Kelly
RB - LAR (at ATL)
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231.
Vyncint Smith
WR - NYJ (vs . NE)
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232.
Jonnu Smith
TE - TEN (vs . LAC)
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233.
Zach Line
RB - NO (at CHI)
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234.
Jonathan Hilliman
RB - NYG (vs . ARI)
Thank you for your services, Mr. Hilliman, but Saquon Barkley is back and you will no longer be needed.
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235.
Charles Clay
TE - ARI (at NYG)
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236.
Andy Isabella
WR - ARI (at NYG)
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237.
Mo Alie-Cox
TE - IND (vs . HOU)
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238.
Jesse James
TE - DET (vs . MIN)
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239.
Troymaine Pope
RB - LAC (at TEN)
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240.
Trayveon Williams
RB - CIN (vs . JAC)
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241.
Derek Watt
RB - LAC (at TEN)
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242.
Robert Tonyan
TE - GB (vs . OAK)
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243.
Gunner Olszewski
WR - NE (at NYJ)
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244.
Lee Smith
TE - BUF (vs . MIA)
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245.
Seth DeValve
TE - JAC (at CIN)
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246.
Darrius Shepherd
WR - GB (vs . OAK)
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247.
Keelan Cole
WR - JAC (at CIN)
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248.
Devontae Booker
RB - DEN (vs . KC)
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249.
Austin Carr
WR - NO (at CHI)
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250.
Dan Vitale
RB - GB (vs . OAK)
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251.
Tyler Kroft
TE - BUF (vs . MIA)
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252.
Jeff Heuerman
TE - DEN (vs . KC)
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253.
Adam Shaheen
TE - CHI (vs . NO)
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254.
Kelvin Harmon
WR - WAS (vs . SF)
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255.
Javorius Allen
RB - NYG (vs . ARI)
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256.
Fred Brown
WR - DEN (vs . KC)
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257.
Nick O'Leary
TE - MIA (at BUF)
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258.
J.P. Holtz
TE - CHI (vs . NO)
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259.
Lil'Jordan Humphrey
WR - NO (at CHI)
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260.
Logan Thomas
TE - DET (vs . MIN)
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261.
Malik Turner
WR - SEA (vs . BAL)
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262.
Mike Boone
RB - MIN (at DET)
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263.
Laquon Treadwell
WR - MIN (at DET)
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264.
Andrew Beck
TE - DEN (vs . KC)
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265.
Tommy Sweeney
TE - BUF (vs . MIA)
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266.
Cody Core
WR - NYG (vs . ARI)
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267.
Patrick DiMarco
RB - BUF (vs . MIA)
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268.
Travis Benjamin
WR - LAC (at TEN)
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269.
J.J. Arcega-Whiteside
WR - PHI (at DAL)
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270.
Anthony Sherman
RB - KC (at DEN)
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271.
Andy Janovich
RB - DEN (vs . KC)
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272.
Andre Patton
WR - LAC (at TEN)
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273.
Drew Sample
TE - CIN (vs . JAC)
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274.
Damien Harris
RB - NE (at NYJ)
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275.
De'Anthony Thomas
WR - KC (at DEN)
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276.
Jakeem Grant
WR - MIA (at BUF)
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277.
Isaiah Ford
WR - MIA (at BUF)
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278.
Luke Stocker
TE - ATL (vs . LAR)
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279.
Ross Dwelley
TE - SF (at WAS)
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280.
Russell Gage
WR - ATL (vs . LAR)
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281.
Jamize Olawale
RB - DAL (vs . PHI)
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282.
Jason Moore
WR - LAC (at TEN)
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283.
Ben Koyack
TE - JAC (at CIN)
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284.
Braxton Berrios
WR - NYJ (vs . NE)
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285.
Durham Smythe
TE - MIA (at BUF)
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286.
Derek Carrier
TE - OAK (at GB)
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287.
Virgil Green
TE - LAC (at TEN)
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288.
Diontae Spencer
WR - DEN (vs . KC)
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289.
Levine Toilolo
TE - SF (at WAS)
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290.
Brian Hill
RB - ATL (vs . LAR)
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291.
Zach Zenner
RB - NO (at CHI)
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292.
Brian Parker
TE - NO (at CHI)
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293.
Andre Roberts
WR - BUF (vs . MIA)
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294.
Josh Bellamy
WR - NYJ (vs . NE)
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295.
Travis Homer
RB - SEA (vs . BAL)
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296.
Qadree Ollison
RB - ATL (vs . LAR)
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297.
Blake Bell
TE - KC (at DEN)
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298.
Darius Jennings
WR - TEN (vs . LAC)
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299.
Deonte Harris
WR - NO (at CHI)
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300.
DeAndre Carter
WR - HOU (at IND)
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301.
Stanley Morgan Jr.
WR - CIN (vs . JAC)
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302.
Jace Sternberger
TE - GB (vs . OAK)
Sternberger is set to return from IR and is a big addition to this offense, once he is up to speed. He is an interesting add in deeper leagues.
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303.
Deon Yelder
TE - KC (at DEN)
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304.
N'Keal Harry
WR - NE (at NYJ)
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305.
Eric Tomlinson
TE - NE (at NYJ)
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306.
Anthony Firkser
TE - TEN (vs . LAC)
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307.
Jaeden Graham
TE - ATL (vs . LAR)
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308.
Dwayne Harris
WR - OAK (at GB)
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309.
Tyler Ervin
RB,WR - JAC (at CIN)
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310.
Bennie Fowler
WR - NYG (vs . ARI)
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311.
Dan Arnold
TE - NO (at CHI)
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312.
Dalton Schultz
TE - DAL (vs . PHI)
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313.
Juwann Winfree
WR - DEN (vs . KC)
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314.
Ben Braunecker
TE - CHI (vs . NO)
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315.
Trenton Cannon
RB - NYJ (vs . NE)
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| Chris Carson (SEA) | RB | |
| Derrick Henry (TEN) | RB | |
| David Johnson (ARI) | RB | |
| Le'Veon Bell (NYJ) | RB | |
| Julio Jones (ATL) | WR | |
| Cooper Kupp (LAR) | WR | |
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| DeAndre Hopkins (HOU) | WR | |
| Aaron Jones (GB) | RB | |
| Phillip Lindsay (DEN) | RB | |
| Josh Jacobs (OAK) | RB | |
| Mark Ingram (BAL) | RB | |
| Tyreek Hill (KC) | WR | |
| Marlon Mack (IND) | RB | |
| Michael Thomas (NO) | WR | |
| Sony Michel (NE) | RB | |
| T.Y. Hilton (IND) | WR |
| Devonta Freeman (ATL) | RB | |
| Keenan Allen (LAC) | WR | |
| Tyler Lockett (SEA) | WR | |
| Tevin Coleman (SF) | RB | |
| Adam Thielen (MIN) | WR | |
| Kerryon Johnson (DET) | RB | |
| Julian Edelman (NE) | WR | |
| Robert Woods (LAR) | WR | |
| Joe Mixon (CIN) | RB | |
| Michael Gallup (DAL) | WR |
| Ronald Acuna Jr. (ATL) | LF,CF | |
| Nolan Arenado (COL) | 3B | |
| Mookie Betts (BOS) | CF,RF | |
| J.D. Martinez (BOS) | LF,RF | |
| Trevor Story (COL) | SS | |
| Justin Verlander (HOU) | SP | |
| Cody Bellinger (LAD) | 1B,CF | |
| Trea Turner (WSH) | SS | |
| Alex Bregman (HOU) | 3B,SS | |
| Jacob deGrom (NYM) | SP | |
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| Max Scherzer (WSH) | SP | |
| Francisco Lindor (CLE) | SS | |
| Gerrit Cole (HOU) | SP | |
| Freddie Freeman (ATL) | 1B | |
| Javier Baez (CHC) | 2B,3B | |
| Charlie Blackmon (COL) | CF | |
| Aaron Judge (NYY) | RF,DH | |
| Juan Soto (WSH) | LF | |
| Anthony Rendon (WSH) | 3B | |
| Bryce Harper (PHI) | CF,RF |
| Jose Altuve (HOU) | 2B | |
| Xander Bogaerts (BOS) | SS | |
| Starling Marte (PIT) | CF | |
| Walker Buehler (LAD) | SP | |
| Manny Machado (SD) | 3B,SS | |
| Anthony Rizzo (CHC) | 1B | |
| Kris Bryant (CHC) | 3B,RF | |
| Whit Merrifield (KC) | 1B,2B | |
| George Springer (HOU) | CF,RF | |
| Paul Goldschmidt (STL) | 1B |
| Anthony Davis (LAL) | PF,C | |
| James Harden (HOU) | PG,SG | |
| Giannis Antetokounmpo (MIL) | SF,PF | |
| Karl-Anthony Towns (MIN) | C | |
| Kevin Durant (BKN) | SF,PF | |
| LeBron James (LAL) | SF,PF | |
| Stephen Curry (GSW) | PG,SG | |
| Nikola Jokic (DEN) | PF,C | |
| Damian Lillard (POR) | PG | |
| Victor Oladipo (IND) | PG,SG | |
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| Russell Westbrook (HOU) | PG | |
| Paul George (LAC) | SF,PF | |
| Joel Embiid (PHI) | PF,C | |
| Kawhi Leonard (LAC) | SG,SF | |
| Chris Paul (OKC) | PG | |
| Kyrie Irving (BKN) | PG,SG | |
| Kemba Walker (BOS) | PG | |
| Jimmy Butler (MIA) | SG,SF | |
| Ben Simmons (PHI) | PG,SF | |
| Jrue Holiday (NOR) | PG,SG |
| Rudy Gobert (UTH) | C | |
| Donovan Mitchell (UTH) | PG,SG | |
| John Wall (WAS) | PG | |
| Kyle Lowry (TOR) | PG | |
| Andre Drummond (DET) | PF,C | |
| Bradley Beal (WAS) | SG | |
| Khris Middleton (MIL) | SG,SF | |
| Kevin Love (CLE) | PF,C | |
| Draymond Green (GSW) | PF,C | |
| LaMarcus Aldridge (SAS) | PF,C |
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