Fantasy Football Player Notes

Week 7 Rankings

Position

Team

Scoring

Alvin Kamara Note
	1. Alvin Kamara RB - NO (vs . CAR)

Aaron Jones Note
	2. Aaron Jones RB - GB (at HOU)

Derrick Henry Note
	3. Derrick Henry RB - TEN (vs . PIT)

Ezekiel Elliott Note
	4. Ezekiel Elliott RB - DAL (at WAS)

Kareem Hunt Note
	5. Kareem Hunt RB - CLE (at CIN)

Mike Davis Note
	6. Mike Davis RB - CAR (at NO)

DeAndre Hopkins Note
	7. DeAndre Hopkins WR - ARI (vs . SEA)

James Conner Note
	8. James Conner RB - PIT (at TEN)

Joe Mixon Note
	9. Joe Mixon RB - CIN (vs . CLE)

Chris Carson Note
	10. Chris Carson RB - SEA (at ARI)

James Robinson Note
	11. James Robinson RB - JAC (at LAC)

Davante Adams Note
	12. Davante Adams WR - GB (at HOU)

Todd Gurley II Note
	13. Todd Gurley II RB - ATL (vs . DET) Was it a coincidence that the first game without Dan Quinn netted the most weighted opportunity for Gurley? He racked up 20 carries and four targets against the Vikings, and though they didn't amount to a massive fantasy performance, it's encouraging for his role moving forward. The Lions have allowed the sixth-most fantasy points per game to running backs through five games. They've allowed a massive 5.25 yards per carry on the season, though Aaron Jones did account for a lot of that back in Week 2 when he racked up 168 yards and two touchdowns on 18 carries. He was one of the four top-10 performances the Lions have allowed to running backs, as both Alvin Kamara and Latavius Murray finished there in Week 4, and then James Robinson last week. They did limit Robinson to just 29 yards on 12 carries last week, but he did chip in with four receptions for 24 yards and a touchdown, salvaging his fantasy day. He was the first starting running back who totaled fewer than 64 yards on the ground, and that includes David Montgomery. The Falcons have a 29.5-point team-implied total as home favorites, which bodes well for Gurley's scoring opportunities. He should be in lineups as a high-end RB2 this week. 2 days ago

Ronald Jones II Note
	14. Ronald Jones II RB - TB (at LV)

Josh Jacobs Note
	15. Josh Jacobs RB - LV (vs . TB)

Tyreek Hill Note
	16. Tyreek Hill WR - KC (at DEN)

Clyde Edwards-Helaire Note
	17. Clyde Edwards-Helaire RB - KC (at DEN)

David Montgomery Note
	18. David Montgomery RB - CHI (at LAR)

Calvin Ridley Note
	19. Calvin Ridley WR - ATL (vs . DET)

Kenny Golladay Note
	20. Kenny Golladay WR - DET (at ATL)

David Johnson Note
	21. David Johnson RB - HOU (vs . GB) One of the knocks I had with Johnson heading into the season was that Deshaun Watson never targeted his running backs in the passing game. With DeAndre Hopkins gone, I thought there may be a chance that changes, but it's proven to be a real issue for Johnson, who now has 20 targets and just 12 receptions through six games. Knowing he hasn't topped two receptions or 29 yards through the air in each of the last five games, there's little reason to expect it now. The Packers are a great matchup for running backs, as we've watched them average a league-high 34.8 PPR points per game, which is more than wide receviers have scored against them (32.5). They're one of just two teams who've allowed more points to running backs than wide receivers (Panthers are the other). Of the production they've allowed to the skill-position players, running backs have accounted for 44.6 percent of it. What happens when you see the Panthers or Raiders on the fantasy schedule? You get excited, right? Well, the Packers have allowed more fantasy points per opportunity than any other team in the league, as they've allowed a massive 1.14 PPR points per opportunity, something Johnson gets plenty of. The 4.79 yards per carry is high, though not massive like some teams (ranks as ninth-most), but they've allowed a touchdown every 15.7 carries. If Johnson can get targeted a bit more, the Packers have also allowed 7.56 yards and 1.94 PPR points per target to running backs, which are both near the top of the league. Johnson should be considered a rock-solid RB2 this week, but he'll have a tough time finishing as an RB1 unless he starts getting targets. 2 days ago

Julio Jones Note
	22. Julio Jones WR - ATL (vs . DET)

Stefon Diggs Note
	23. Stefon Diggs WR - BUF (at NYJ)

D.K. Metcalf Note
	24. D.K. Metcalf WR - SEA (at ARI)

Kenyan Drake Note
	25. Kenyan Drake RB - ARI (vs . SEA)

A.J. Brown Note
	26. A.J. Brown WR - TEN (vs . PIT)

Travis Kelce Note
	27. Travis Kelce TE - KC (at DEN)

D'Andre Swift Note
	28. D'Andre Swift RB - DET (at ATL)

Devin Singletary Note
	29. Devin Singletary RB - BUF (at NYJ)

Terry McLaurin Note
	30. Terry McLaurin WR - WAS (vs . DAL)

Antonio Gibson Note
	31. Antonio Gibson RB - WAS (vs . DAL) Here we go again. Even though it was a neutral gamescript throughout this game, we saw McKissic out-snap Gibson once again 39 to 27. That's going to limit Gibson's upside in lineups, especially if the game goes south, like this one can, though the Cowboys aren't the team they were just two weeks ago. But here's something that's great for Gibson's value: Every single one of the Cowboys opponents has been able to run the ball at least 20 times, and every team has had at least 24 running back touches. They've faced a league-high 28.0 carries per game against them, which is more carries than most teams allow touches to running backs. Over the last five games, Gibson has accounted for 61.1 percent of the team's carries, so we should be able to lock him in for at least 12-15 carries this week with upside for more. Gibson has also received five carries inside the five-yard line over the last five weeks, so he should have a good shot at a touchdown against the Cowboys, who've allowed seven rushing touchdowns through six games. Gibson should offer low-end RB2 value with upside if Washington can keep the game close. 2 days ago

Chris Godwin Note
	32. Chris Godwin WR - TB (at LV)

Mike Evans Note
	33. Mike Evans WR - TB (at LV)

Will Fuller V Note
	34. Will Fuller V WR - HOU (vs . GB)

Allen Robinson II Note
	35. Allen Robinson II WR - CHI (at LAR)

Tyler Lockett Note
	36. Tyler Lockett WR - SEA (at ARI)

Amari Cooper Note
	37. Amari Cooper WR - DAL (at WAS)

Darrell Henderson Note
	38. Darrell Henderson RB - LAR (vs . CHI)

Michael Thomas Note
	39. Michael Thomas WR - NO (vs . CAR)

Robert Woods Note
	40. Robert Woods WR - LAR (vs . CHI)

Robby Anderson Note
	41. Robby Anderson WR - CAR (at NO)

Keenan Allen Note
	42. Keenan Allen WR - LAC (vs . JAC)

George Kittle Note
	43. George Kittle TE - SF (at NE)

Cooper Kupp Note
	44. Cooper Kupp WR - LAR (vs . CHI)

Devonta Freeman Note
	45. Devonta Freeman RB - NYG (at PHI)

Boston Scott Note
	46. Boston Scott RB - PHI (vs . NYG) With Miles Sanders on the shelf, this should be Scott's backfield on Thursday night. That didn't mean a whole lot in Week 1 when he tallied just 11 opportunities, though he did have to leave that game temporarily with an injury. He's also failed to flash the magic he showed at the end of last year in his backup role. The offensive line is certainly an issue though, as Scott has totaled just 67 scoreless yards on his 21 carries this year. The good news is that Scott can be used quite heavily in the passing game, as he's caught 31-of-36 targets for 252 yards over the last two years, and even saw six-plus targets in four straight games to end the 2019 season. This matchup might suit Scott's skillset quite well. The Giants have allowed just 3.85 yards per carry on the year along with four touchdowns on 146 carries (one every 36.5 carries), so they've done a good job limiting production there. But again, the usage in the passing game is key, as the Giants have allowed a massive 78.3 PPR points through the air to running backs alone. That amounts to 13.1 points per game through the air, and there's not a whole lot of concern on the roster to take away Scott's targets. He should receive at least 15 touches in this game, and though his production on the ground may not be massive, his production through the air should carry him into RB2 territory. 3 days ago

Odell Beckham Jr. Note
	47. Odell Beckham Jr. WR - CLE (at CIN)

Chase Claypool Note
	48. Chase Claypool WR - PIT (at TEN)

CeeDee Lamb Note
	49. CeeDee Lamb WR - DAL (at WAS)

D.J. Moore Note
	50. D.J. Moore WR - CAR (at NO)

Adrian Peterson Note
	51. Adrian Peterson RB - DET (at ATL)

Justin Jackson Note
	52. Justin Jackson RB - LAC (vs . JAC)

Darius Slayton Note
	53. Darius Slayton WR - NYG (at PHI) He was iffy coming into last week's game against Washington and though he played, he appeared to injure his ankle on the 23-yard touchdown catch, then got up extremely gingerly on his next reception, which was his last of the game midway through the third quarter. He wound up playing 40-of-48 snaps but it's something to watch on a short week. He's going to draw Darius Slay in coverage more often than not, and that's a problem when Slayton is healthy, let alone when he's dinged up. Slay has been stable in coverage for the Eagles, allowing just 10.7 yards per reception in his coverage, and he's yet to allow a touchdown with his new team. The 7.85 yards per target the Eagles have allowed to receivers to this point ranks as the eighth-lowest mark in football, as tight ends have been a better position to target. There have been three top-30 receivers against the Eagles this year and all of them totaled at least nine targets, a number it's hard to see Slayton hitting with his lower body injuries. He's more of a low-end WR3 play this week who comes with a lower floor than most No. 1 receivers. 3 days ago

D.J. Chark Jr. Note
	54. D.J. Chark Jr. WR - JAC (at LAC)

Tyler Boyd Note
	55. Tyler Boyd WR - CIN (vs . CLE)

Jerick McKinnon Note
	56. Jerick McKinnon RB - SF (at NE)

Tee Higgins Note
	57. Tee Higgins WR - CIN (vs . CLE)

Mike Williams Note
	58. Mike Williams WR - LAC (vs . JAC)

Phillip Lindsay Note
	59. Phillip Lindsay RB - DEN (vs . KC)

Brandin Cooks Note
	60. Brandin Cooks WR - HOU (vs . GB)

Darren Waller Note
	61. Darren Waller TE - LV (vs . TB)

JuJu Smith-Schuster Note
	62. JuJu Smith-Schuster WR - PIT (at TEN)

Jamison Crowder Note
	63. Jamison Crowder WR - NYJ (vs . BUF) He's now seen double-digit targets in every game he's played this year. Despite missing two weeks with a hamstring injury, Crowder ranks 13th in targets among wide receivers. Clearly, it doesn't matter who's under center. Unfortunately, we saw the whole "bad team" come to life again last week, as Crowder's 13 targets netted just 48 yards, though PPR leaguers won't complain about the seven receptions. He's caught at least seven balls in every game, including the one against the Bills in Week 1. Here are his stat lines against the Bills in their last three meetings: 7/115/1, 8/66/1, and 14/99/0. Do you think his role succeeds against Sean McDermott's scheme or what? Going back to the start of last year, the top-five wide performances against the Bills have been Jarvis Landry, Cooper Kupp, and Jamison Crowder (three times). They're all slot-heavy receivers. Heck, even Isaiah Ford totaled 7/76/0 against them in Week 2, and Hunter Renfrow 5/57/0 in Week 4. You need to keep plugging Crowder in as a high-end WR3 with a rock-solid floor no matter who's under center. 2 days ago

Travis Fulgham Note
	64. Travis Fulgham WR - PHI (vs . NYG)

Michael Gallup Note
	65. Michael Gallup WR - DAL (at WAS) He's falling further and further behind Cooper and Lamb, as his 34 targets through six weeks pales in comparison (Cooper 65, Lamb 50). He's playing the field-stretcher, as evidenced by his 16.8-yard average depth of target which ranks fourth in the NFL, though he did see three end zone targets in last week's loss. Now on to play a Washington defense that's allowed the fewest fantasy points per game to wide receivers. The crazy part is that they've allowed the ninth-most pass plays of 20-plus yards this year. They've allowed just a 62.2 percent catch-rate to receivers, but when they do allow a catch, it goes for 13.92 yards, which is the ninth-highest mark in the league. Still, he'll see the most of Kendall Fuller in coverage, who happens to be playing great football. He's allowed just 3-of-11 passing for 56 yards in his coverage while intercepting four passes, including at least one in each of the last three games. The touchdown catch that Darius Slayton had last week was on Fuller's side of the field, but oddly enough, they had him playing free safety on that play. Gallup is someone who's turning into a big-play-or-bust WR4 option. 2 days ago

Chase Edmonds Note
	66. Chase Edmonds RB - ARI (vs . SEA)

T.J. Hockenson Note
	67. T.J. Hockenson TE - DET (at ATL) It really stinks that we can't start Hockenson with too much confidence, as his 14.9 percent target share is teetering on good, but given the lack of volume from Stafford, it's limited Hockenson's opportunity. He's seen at least four targets in every game but has seen more than five targets just once. He's totaled just 26 yards over the last two weeks combined, and they were great matchups against the Saints and Jaguars, so it causes a bit of concern, but not enough to keep him out of lineups against the Falcons. They have already allowed five tight ends to post top-12 numbers, and that's not even including Kyle Rudolph's No. 18 finish last week. The only tight end who didn't finish with top-12 numbers was Ian Thomas, who finished his game with one target. As a whole, they've allowed an 81.6 percent completion-rate (2nd-highest), 8.94 yards per target (5th-highest), and a touchdown every 7.0 targets (2nd-highest). All of that amounts to a massive 2.57 PPR points per target. Start Hockenson as a strong TE1 this week. 2 days ago

Deebo Samuel Note
	68. Deebo Samuel WR - SF (at NE)

Melvin Gordon III Note
	69. Melvin Gordon III RB - DEN (vs . KC)

Laviska Shenault Jr. Note
	70. Laviska Shenault Jr. WR - JAC (at LAC) He had his worst game in the NFL last week, but there was a positive to take away from it. He saw seven targets, which now brings his total to four straight games of six-plus targets, which is typically enough to get into the WR3/4 conversation when he has a good matchup. The Chargers don't qualify as a good matchup for wide receivers, as Shenault plays on Casey Hayward's side of the field most of the time, who happens to be one of the better cornerbacks in the league. The hope would be that they use him to shadow Chark, though that hasn't been their gameplan this year. They've allowed just four wide receivers to finish top-36 against them this year, and every one of those receivers totaled at least seven targets. That's a number that Shenault can get to, though Chark is the one who'd have the best shot. Shenault remains in the WR4 conversation, though I don't think this is a matchup you need to target. 14 hours ago

Damien Harris Note
	71. Damien Harris RB - NE (vs . SF) So much for the Patriots leaning on Harris more than Sony Michel, eh? He ran the ball 17 times for 100 yards in his debut, but then ran the ball just six times for 17 yards last week. The Patriots offense was a mess, so it's tough to take much away from that game in a tough matchup against the Broncos. Unfortunately, the matchup on the ground isn't great this week, either. Despite all the injuries, the 49ers have allowed the second-fewest fantasy points per opportunity (0.65) to running backs. We haven't seen a team of running backs total more than 92 yards on the ground against them this year. The best performance on the ground we've seen against them was Darrell Henderson last week when he racked up 88 yards on 14 carries, though he didn't score. Knowing that teams have averaged just 20.0 carries per game against the 49ers, it's really tough to like Harris as anything more than a touchdown-hopeful RB4, though Newton appears to have a lock on that job. 18 hours ago

Jarvis Landry Note
	72. Jarvis Landry WR - CLE (at CIN)

James White Note
	73. James White RB - NE (vs . SF)

Jerry Jeudy Note
	74. Jerry Jeudy WR - DEN (vs . KC)

Christian Kirk Note
	75. Christian Kirk WR - ARI (vs . SEA) How odd is it that the game Kirk saw a season-low three targets is the one where he produced the most? He's now posted 57 yards and/or a touchdown in four straight games and is headed into a matchup with what appears to be the league's worst pass defense. When playing the Seahawks, wide receivers have accounted for 65.9 percent of the fantasy production they allow to running backs, wide receivers, and tight ends, which is the highest mark in the league. There have been 12 different wide receivers who've finished with at least 65 yards receiving. This is your reminder that the Seahawks have only played five games. Teams have thrown the ball an average of 47.8 pass attempts against them, so we should see a high-volume game out of Murray. Shaquill Griffin is the one who'll see Kirk the most, and he's been the one roasted in coverage the most, allowing 27-of-41 passing for 382 yards and four touchdowns. You should feel pretty good about playing Kirk as a low-end WR3 with upside this week. 1 day ago

Julian Edelman Note
	76. Julian Edelman WR - NE (vs . SF)

Joshua Kelley Note
	77. Joshua Kelley RB - LAC (vs . JAC)

John Brown Note
	78. John Brown WR - BUF (at NYJ)

Mecole Hardman Note
	79. Mecole Hardman WR - KC (at DEN)

Frank Gore Note
	80. Frank Gore RB - NYJ (vs . BUF)

Hunter Henry Note
	81. Hunter Henry TE - LAC (vs . JAC) He's now been targeted at least seven times in 4-of-5 games this season, something that's extremely rare for tight ends in today's NFL. It's disappointing that he's been held below 40 yards in each of the last two games, but targets amount to production more often than not. You'd actually think his production would go up with Ekeler out of the lineup, but it's had a reverse effect. Welcome to the matchup with the Jaguars, where fantasy points are given away for free. Seriously, they've allowed a league-high 2.63 PPR points per target to tight ends, which includes 10.63 yards per target and a touchdown every 7.0 targets. If Henry gets the seven targets he has in 4-of-5 games this year, he should finish as a top-three tight end. What makes the 2.63 PPR points per target even better is that they've played against Jonnu Smith, Darren Fells, T.J. Hockenson, Mike Gesicki, Jack Doyle, and Drew Sample, so it hasn't been a brutal schedule or anything. Henry should be played as a high-end TE1 this week. 13 hours ago

Robert Tonyan Note
	82. Robert Tonyan TE - GB (at HOU)

Tim Patrick Note
	83. Tim Patrick WR - DEN (vs . KC) We've now watched Patrick post back-to-back 100-yard games, though they were both against teams who've rank in the top-eight in terms of yards per target to wide receivers. This week's matchup is not like that. The Chiefs have allowed just 7.66 yards per target, which ranks as the fifth-lowest number in football. They've also allowed the fifth-fewest fantasy points to wide receivers on the year, and it's not a fluke considering they ranked second against them in 2019 in the same defensive scheme. My advice would be to limit expectations for Patrick in this matchup, as he should be considered a relatively weak WR4/5 option. 15 hours ago

Keelan Cole Note
	84. Keelan Cole WR - JAC (at LAC) We talk a lot about Chark and Shenault, but what about Cole? Did you know he leads this team in targets through six weeks? He's been the only consistent option in this receiver corps, totaling at least five targets while hauling in 43 yards and/or a touchdown in every game. Unfortunately, the Chargers have Desmond King in the slot, who's done a great job covering slot receivers over the years. He has allowed a sky-high 77.7 percent catch-rate in his coverage, but those receptions have only gone for 9.2 yards a pop with a touchdown every 30.1 targets. So, in other words, he's allowed the receptions to pile up but he'll keep the play in front of him. There have been just four top-36 wide receiver performances against the Chargers this year, and Tyreek Hill was the only slot-heavy receiver to get there. Cole should be considered a sturdy WR4 for the remainder of the season, but he's a relatively weak WR4 option this week. 14 hours ago

Marvin Jones Jr. Note
	85. Marvin Jones Jr. WR - DET (at ATL)

Evan Engram Note
	86. Evan Engram TE - NYG (at PHI)

Brandon Aiyuk Note
	87. Brandon Aiyuk WR - SF (at NE)

Rob Gronkowski Note
	88. Rob Gronkowski TE - TB (at LV)

Malcolm Brown Note
	89. Malcolm Brown RB - LAR (vs . CHI)

James Washington Note
	90. James Washington WR - PIT (at TEN)

A.J. Green Note
	91. A.J. Green WR - CIN (vs . CLE)

Henry Ruggs III Note
	92. Henry Ruggs III WR - LV (vs . TB)

Jared Cook Note
	93. Jared Cook TE - NO (vs . CAR) He returned in Week 5, only to see three targets for the second consecutive game. His target totals from his first four games are 7, 5, 3, 3. That doesn't inspire confidence when you want when starting a tight end, especially knowing Michael Thomas is returning to the lineup. The Panthers have allowed just 4.70 yards per target to tight ends through six games, which ranks as the second-lowest number in football. It's not due to a lack of volume, either, as they've faced 47 targets (seventh-most) and allowed just two touchdowns. All in all, it amounts to just 1.34 PPR points per target, which is the fourth-lowest number in the league. Cook should be considered a touchdown-or-bust TE2 until he gets more involved in the offense, though Emmanuel Sanders' role has grown to the point where that may not happen. 1 day ago

Marquez Valdes-Scantling Note
	94. Marquez Valdes-Scantling WR - GB (at HOU)

Cole Beasley Note
	95. Cole Beasley WR - BUF (at NYJ)

JaMycal Hasty Note
	96. JaMycal Hasty RB - SF (at NE)

Dalton Schultz Note
	97. Dalton Schultz TE - DAL (at WAS) The hype machine has died down quite a bit over the last few weeks, as Schultz has totaled just five catches for 41 yards in the last two games combined, which included just a 9.3 percent target share. Is there a glimmer of hope this week? Of the production that the Football Team has allowed to skill-position players, tight ends have accounted for 25.8 percent of them, which is the third-highest mark in the league. We've watched them allow four different tight ends produce top-15 numbers, including Gerald Everett, Dallas Goedert, and Zach Ertz. The 2.34 PPR points per target they've allowed ranks as the sixth most in football, and it's not just touchdowns, as the 8.98 yards per target ranks as the fourth-highest number in the league. Schultz is not a guarantee, but which tight ends are? He should be in the low-end TE1/high-end TE2 conversation this week. 2 days ago

Zack Moss Note
	98. Zack Moss RB - BUF (at NYJ)

Jimmy Graham Note
	99. Jimmy Graham TE - CHI (at LAR)

Golden Tate Note
	100. Golden Tate WR - NYG (at PHI)

Latavius Murray Note
	101. Latavius Murray RB - NO (vs . CAR)

Le'Veon Bell Note
	102. Le'Veon Bell RB - KC (at DEN)

Demarcus Robinson Note
	103. Demarcus Robinson WR - KC (at DEN)

Eric Ebron Note
	104. Eric Ebron TE - PIT (at TEN)

Randall Cobb Note
	105. Randall Cobb WR - HOU (vs . GB)

Jamaal Williams Note
	106. Jamaal Williams RB - GB (at HOU)

Hayden Hurst Note
	107. Hayden Hurst TE - ATL (vs . DET) It happened again in Week 6. When Julio Jones plays, here are Hurst's numbers: 3/38/0, 5/72/1, 4/51/0, and 4/57/1. He's not getting a whole lot of volume, but he's been much more efficient, as has the whole offense. For whatever reason, teams have avoided throwing to their tight ends against the Lions, as they've seen a crazy-low 12.9 percent target share. It's going to be tough advocating for more usage when they're allowing just a 45.5 percent completion-rate when targeted, which is the lowest number in the league. That has led to them allowing just 6.5 PPR points per game to tight ends as a whole, which is the second-lowest mark in the league. It's a small sample size (22 targets) but based on what we've seen, it's not a great matchup for someone like Hurst, who hasn't seen the volume that some expected. He should be considered a high-end TE2 for this week's game. 2 days ago

Breshad Perriman Note
	108. Breshad Perriman WR - NYJ (vs . BUF)

Austin Hooper Note
	109. Austin Hooper TE - CLE (at CIN) We talked about Hooper's increased role last week and that trend continued in Week 6 when he saw six targets. He's now caught five passes in each of his last three games, which is certainly something streamers can rely on. He's still yet to top 57 yards and he's scored just one touchdown, but again, tight ends have not been reliant this year, so the targets and receptions are what we should be looking at. His target share percentage has gone 5, 17, 17, 23, 27, 21, so there's a clear escalation, especially with Nick Chubb out of the lineup. The Bengals have been a popular team to play tight ends against because of the volume they've seen. They've seen a league-high 56 targets through six games, even though they've been a rather efficient defense against them, as evidenced by the 1.69 PPR points per target they've allowed which is near the league average. But again, they have now allowed 56-plus yards to four different tight ends. It is worth noting that each of those tight ends have seen at least five targets, but now that Hooper is there, he should be considered a decent low-end TE1 streaming option. 2 days ago

J.D. McKissic Note
	110. J.D. McKissic RB - WAS (vs . DAL)

N'Keal Harry Note
	111. N'Keal Harry WR - NE (vs . SF)

Russell Gage Note
	112. Russell Gage WR - ATL (vs . DET)

Rex Burkhead Note
	113. Rex Burkhead RB - NE (vs . SF)

Damiere Byrd Note
	114. Damiere Byrd WR - NE (vs . SF)

Lamical Perine Note
	115. Lamical Perine RB - NYJ (vs . BUF)

Darren Fells Note
	116. Darren Fells TE - HOU (vs . GB)

Adam Humphries Note
	117. Adam Humphries WR - TEN (vs . PIT)

Emmanuel Sanders Note
	118. Emmanuel Sanders WR - NO (vs . CAR)

Anthony Miller Note
	119. Anthony Miller WR - CHI (at LAR)

Noah Fant Note
	120. Noah Fant TE - DEN (vs . KC)

Brian Hill Note
	121. Brian Hill RB - ATL (vs . DET)

Greg Ward Note
	122. Greg Ward WR - PHI (vs . NYG)

Tyler Higbee Note
	123. Tyler Higbee TE - LAR (vs . CHI)

Darnell Mooney Note
	124. Darnell Mooney WR - CHI (at LAR)

Danny Amendola Note
	125. Danny Amendola WR - DET (at ATL)

Leonard Fournette Note
	126. Leonard Fournette RB - TB (at LV)

Duke Johnson Jr. Note
	127. Duke Johnson Jr. RB - HOU (vs . GB)

Kendrick Bourne Note
	128. Kendrick Bourne WR - SF (at NE)

Diontae Johnson Note
	129. Diontae Johnson WR - PIT (at TEN)

DeSean Jackson Note
	130. DeSean Jackson WR - PHI (vs . NYG)

Cam Akers Note
	131. Cam Akers RB - LAR (vs . CHI)

Logan Thomas Note
	132. Logan Thomas TE - WAS (vs . DAL)

Larry Fitzgerald Note
	133. Larry Fitzgerald WR - ARI (vs . SEA)

Andy Isabella Note
	134. Andy Isabella WR - ARI (vs . SEA)

Scotty Miller Note
	135. Scotty Miller WR - TB (at LV)

D'Ernest Johnson Note
	136. D'Ernest Johnson RB - CLE (at CIN)

Nelson Agholor Note
	137. Nelson Agholor WR - LV (vs . TB)

Tony Pollard Note
	138. Tony Pollard RB - DAL (at WAS)

Tre'Quan Smith Note
	139. Tre'Quan Smith WR - NO (vs . CAR)

Corey Davis Note
	140. Corey Davis WR - TEN (vs . PIT)

Hunter Renfrow Note
	141. Hunter Renfrow WR - LV (vs . TB)

Dontrelle Inman Note
	142. Dontrelle Inman WR - WAS (vs . DAL)

Gerald Everett Note
	143. Gerald Everett TE - LAR (vs . CHI)

Jonnu Smith Note
	144. Jonnu Smith TE - TEN (vs . PIT)

Anthony Firkser Note
	145. Anthony Firkser TE - TEN (vs . PIT)

Kerryon Johnson Note
	146. Kerryon Johnson RB - DET (at ATL)

Drew Sample Note
	147. Drew Sample TE - CIN (vs . CLE)

Jeremy McNichols Note
	148. Jeremy McNichols RB - TEN (vs . PIT)

Greg Olsen Note
	149. Greg Olsen TE - SEA (at ARI)

Corey Clement Note
	150. Corey Clement RB - PHI (vs . NYG)

Cordarrelle Patterson Note
	151. Cordarrelle Patterson WR,RB - CHI (at LAR)

Tyler Johnson Note
	152. Tyler Johnson WR - TB (at LV)

Giovani Bernard Note
	153. Giovani Bernard RB - CIN (vs . CLE)

Chris Thompson Note
	154. Chris Thompson RB - JAC (at LAC)

Richard Rodgers Note
	155. Richard Rodgers TE - PHI (vs . NYG)

Benny Snell Jr. Note
	156. Benny Snell Jr. RB - PIT (at TEN)

Jeff Smith Note
	157. Jeff Smith WR - NYJ (vs . BUF)

Rashard Higgins Note
	158. Rashard Higgins WR - CLE (at CIN)

Josh Reynolds Note
	159. Josh Reynolds WR - LAR (vs . CHI)

Curtis Samuel Note
	160. Curtis Samuel WR - CAR (at NO)

Jeff Wilson Jr. Note
	161. Jeff Wilson Jr. RB - SF (at NE)

Wayne Gallman Note
	162. Wayne Gallman RB - NYG (at PHI)

Cedrick Wilson Note
	163. Cedrick Wilson WR - DAL (at WAS)

Ian Thomas Note
	164. Ian Thomas TE - CAR (at NO)

Isaiah Wright Note
	165. Isaiah Wright WR - WAS (vs . DAL)

Tyler Eifert Note
	166. Tyler Eifert TE - JAC (at LAC)

David Moore Note
	167. David Moore WR - SEA (at ARI)

Darrel Williams Note
	168. Darrel Williams RB - KC (at DEN)

Chris Conley Note
	169. Chris Conley WR - JAC (at LAC)

Chris Herndon IV Note
	170. Chris Herndon IV TE - NYJ (vs . BUF)

Cameron Brate Note
	171. Cameron Brate TE - TB (at LV)

Gabriel Davis Note
	172. Gabriel Davis WR - BUF (at NYJ)

Olamide Zaccheaus Note
	173. Olamide Zaccheaus WR - ATL (vs . DET)

John Hightower Note
	174. John Hightower WR - PHI (vs . NYG)

Kalif Raymond Note
	175. Kalif Raymond WR - TEN (vs . PIT)

Tyler Kroft Note
	176. Tyler Kroft TE - BUF (at NYJ)

Kenny Stills Note
	177. Kenny Stills WR - HOU (vs . GB)

Collin Johnson Note
	178. Collin Johnson WR - JAC (at LAC)

Peyton Barber Note
	179. Peyton Barber RB - WAS (vs . DAL)

Jalen Guyton Note
	180. Jalen Guyton WR - LAC (vs . JAC)

Ito Smith Note
	181. Ito Smith RB - ATL (vs . DET)

Dan Arnold Note
	182. Dan Arnold TE - ARI (vs . SEA)

James O'Shaughnessy Note
	183. James O'Shaughnessy TE - JAC (at LAC)

Ke'Shawn Vaughn Note
	184. Ke'Shawn Vaughn RB - TB (at LV)

DaeSean Hamilton Note
	185. DaeSean Hamilton WR - DEN (vs . KC)

Royce Freeman Note
	186. Royce Freeman RB - DEN (vs . KC)

Braxton Berrios Note
	187. Braxton Berrios WR - NYJ (vs . BUF)

Dion Lewis Note
	188. Dion Lewis RB - NYG (at PHI)

Anthony McFarland Jr. Note
	189. Anthony McFarland Jr. RB - PIT (at TEN)

Denzel Mims Note
	190. Denzel Mims WR - NYJ (vs . BUF)

Jalen Richard Note
	191. Jalen Richard RB - LV (vs . TB)

Mike Thomas Note
	192. Mike Thomas WR - CIN (vs . CLE)

David Njoku Note
	193. David Njoku TE - CLE (at CIN)

Ty Johnson Note
	194. Ty Johnson RB - NYJ (vs . BUF)

Carlos Hyde Note
	195. Carlos Hyde RB - SEA (at ARI)

Travis Homer Note
	196. Travis Homer RB - SEA (at ARI)

Vance McDonald Note
	197. Vance McDonald TE - PIT (at TEN)

Darrius Shepherd Note
	198. Darrius Shepherd WR - GB (at HOU)

Trent Taylor Note
	199. Trent Taylor WR - SF (at NE)

Dawson Knox Note
	200. Dawson Knox TE - BUF (at NYJ)

Van Jefferson Note
	201. Van Jefferson WR - LAR (vs . CHI)

Kyle Juszczyk Note
	202. Kyle Juszczyk RB - SF (at NE)

AJ Dillon Note
	203. AJ Dillon RB - GB (at HOU)

Byron Pringle Note
	204. Byron Pringle WR - KC (at DEN)

Christian Blake Note
	205. Christian Blake WR - ATL (vs . DET)

Sterling Shepard Note
	206. Sterling Shepard WR - NYG (at PHI)

Dontrell Hilliard Note
	207. Dontrell Hilliard RB - CLE (at CIN)

Tanner Hudson Note
	208. Tanner Hudson TE - TB (at LV)

Raheem Mostert Note
	209. Raheem Mostert RB - SF (at NE)

Alshon Jeffery Note
	210. Alshon Jeffery WR - PHI (vs . NYG)

Isaiah McKenzie Note
	211. Isaiah McKenzie WR - BUF (at NYJ)

Jaylen Samuels Note
	212. Jaylen Samuels RB - PIT (at TEN)

Trenton Cannon Note
	213. Trenton Cannon RB - CAR (at NO)

LeSean McCoy Note
	214. LeSean McCoy RB - TB (at LV)

JJ Arcega-Whiteside Note
	215. JJ Arcega-Whiteside WR - PHI (vs . NYG)

Alex Armah Note
	216. Alex Armah RB - CAR (at NO)

Devontae Booker Note
	217. Devontae Booker RB - LV (vs . TB)

Darwin Thompson Note
	218. Darwin Thompson RB - KC (at DEN)

T.J. Yeldon Note
	219. T.J. Yeldon RB - BUF (at NYJ)

Austin Mack Note
	220. Austin Mack WR - NYG (at PHI)

Cole Kmet Note
	221. Cole Kmet TE - CHI (at LAR)

Ryan Nall Note
	222. Ryan Nall RB - CHI (at LAR)

Jason Huntley Note
	223. Jason Huntley RB - PHI (vs . NYG)

C.J. Prosise Note
	224. C.J. Prosise RB - HOU (vs . GB)

Harrison Bryant Note
	225. Harrison Bryant TE - CLE (at CIN)

Jakob Johnson Note
	226. Jakob Johnson RB,TE - NE (vs . SF)

Will Dissly Note
	227. Will Dissly TE - SEA (at ARI)

Albert Okwuegbunam Note
	228. Albert Okwuegbunam TE - DEN (vs . KC)

Josh Adams Note
	229. Josh Adams RB - NYJ (vs . BUF)

Jordan Akins Note
	230. Jordan Akins TE - HOU (vs . GB)

Jalen Reagor Note
	231. Jalen Reagor WR - PHI (vs . NYG)

DeAndre Washington Note
	232. DeAndre Washington RB - KC (at DEN)

Dare Ogunbowale Note
	233. Dare Ogunbowale RB - JAC (at LAC)

Miles Sanders Note
	234. Miles Sanders RB - PHI (vs . NYG)

Darrell Daniels Note
	235. Darrell Daniels TE - ARI (vs . SEA)

Eno Benjamin Note
	236. Eno Benjamin RB - ARI (vs . SEA)

Cam Sims Note
	237. Cam Sims WR - WAS (vs . DAL)

Geoff Swaim Note
	238. Geoff Swaim TE - TEN (vs . PIT)

Freddie Swain Note
	239. Freddie Swain WR - SEA (at ARI)

Ryan Griffin Note
	240. Ryan Griffin TE - NYJ (vs . BUF)

Samaje Perine Note
	241. Samaje Perine RB - CIN (vs . CLE)

Kaden Smith Note
	242. Kaden Smith TE - NYG (at PHI)

Damion Ratley Note
	243. Damion Ratley WR - FA (BYE)

Jakobi Meyers Note
	244. Jakobi Meyers WR - NE (vs . SF)

Jason Croom Note
	245. Jason Croom TE - PHI (vs . NYG)

C.J. Board Note
	246. C.J. Board WR - NYG (at PHI)

Ryquell Armstead Note
	247. Ryquell Armstead RB - JAC (at LAC)

DeeJay Dallas Note
	248. DeeJay Dallas RB - SEA (at ARI)

Jesse James Note
	249. Jesse James TE - DET (at ATL)

Elijhaa Penny Note
	250. Elijhaa Penny RB - NYG (at PHI)

Foster Moreau Note
	251. Foster Moreau TE - LV (vs . TB)

Pharaoh Brown Note
	252. Pharaoh Brown TE - HOU (vs . GB)

Noah Brown Note
	253. Noah Brown WR - DAL (at WAS)

Zay Jones Note
	254. Zay Jones WR - LV (vs . TB)

Chris Manhertz Note
	255. Chris Manhertz TE - CAR (at NO)

Jason Witten Note
	256. Jason Witten TE - LV (vs . TB)

Ryan Izzo Note
	257. Ryan Izzo TE - NE (vs . SF)

Ray-Ray McCloud Note
	258. Ray-Ray McCloud WR - PIT (at TEN)

Marvin Hall Note
	259. Marvin Hall WR - DET (at ATL)

Nick Vannett Note
	260. Nick Vannett TE - DEN (vs . KC)

Malik Taylor Note
	261. Malik Taylor WR - GB (at HOU)

Keith Kirkwood Note
	262. Keith Kirkwood WR - CAR (at NO)

Alec Ingold Note
	263. Alec Ingold RB - LV (vs . TB)

Jace Sternberger Note
	264. Jace Sternberger TE - GB (at HOU)

Equanimeous St. Brown Note
	265. Equanimeous St. Brown WR - GB (at HOU)

Josh Hill Note
	266. Josh Hill TE - NO (vs . CAR)

Justin Watson Note
	267. Justin Watson WR - TB (at LV)

Taywan Taylor Note
	268. Taywan Taylor WR - CLE (at CIN)

MyCole Pruitt Note
	269. MyCole Pruitt TE - TEN (vs . PIT)

Seth Roberts Note
	270. Seth Roberts WR - CAR (at NO)

K.J. Hill Note
	271. K.J. Hill WR - LAC (vs . JAC)

Dante Pettis Note
	272. Dante Pettis WR - SF (at NE)

Trevon Wesco Note
	273. Trevon Wesco TE - NYJ (vs . BUF)

Cam Batson Note
	274. Cam Batson WR - TEN (vs . PIT)

Deon Cain Note
	275. Deon Cain WR - PIT (at TEN)

Ty Montgomery Note
	276. Ty Montgomery RB - NO (vs . CAR)

Marquez Callaway Note
	277. Marquez Callaway WR - NO (vs . CAR)

Devin Asiasi Note
	278. Devin Asiasi TE - NE (vs . SF)

Javon Wims Note
	279. Javon Wims WR - CHI (at LAR)

John Ross Note
	280. John Ross WR - CIN (vs . CLE)

Blake Bell Note
	281. Blake Bell TE - DAL (at WAS)

Jacob Hollister Note
	282. Jacob Hollister TE - SEA (at ARI)

Jake Butt Note
	283. Jake Butt TE - DEN (vs . KC)

Tyler Ervin Note
	284. Tyler Ervin RB - GB (at HOU)

Demetrius Harris Note
	285. Demetrius Harris TE - CHI (at LAR)

Ross Dwelley Note
	286. Ross Dwelley TE - SF (at NE)

Andy Janovich Note
	287. Andy Janovich RB - CLE (at CIN)

Diontae Spencer Note
	288. Diontae Spencer WR - DEN (vs . KC)

Adam Trautman Note
	289. Adam Trautman TE - NO (vs . CAR)

Virgil Green Note
	290. Virgil Green TE - LAC (vs . JAC)

Marcedes Lewis Note
	291. Marcedes Lewis TE - GB (at HOU)

Brandon Powell Note
	292. Brandon Powell WR - ATL (vs . DET)

Tyron Johnson Note
	293. Tyron Johnson WR - LAC (vs . JAC)

Gabe Nabers Note
	294. Gabe Nabers RB - LAC (vs . JAC)

Andre Roberts Note
	295. Andre Roberts WR - BUF (at NYJ)

Alex Erickson Note
	296. Alex Erickson WR - CIN (vs . CLE)

Temarrick Hemingway Note
	297. Temarrick Hemingway TE - WAS (vs . DAL)

Cyril Grayson Jr. Note
	298. Cyril Grayson Jr. WR - TB (at LV)

Ricky Seals-Jones Note
	299. Ricky Seals-Jones TE - KC (at DEN)

Antonio Gandy-Golden Note
	300. Antonio Gandy-Golden WR - WAS (vs . DAL)

Nick Keizer Note
	301. Nick Keizer TE - KC (at DEN)

Tyler Davis Note
	302. Tyler Davis TE - JAC (at LAC)

Deonte Harris Note
	303. Deonte Harris WR - NO (vs . CAR)

Donald Parham Jr. Note
	304. Donald Parham Jr. TE - LAC (vs . JAC)

Nick Westbrook-Ikhine Note
	305. Nick Westbrook-Ikhine WR - TEN (vs . PIT)

Cethan Carter Note
	306. Cethan Carter TE,RB - CIN (vs . CLE)

Levine Toilolo Note
	307. Levine Toilolo TE - NYG (at PHI)

Mason Schreck Note
	308. Mason Schreck TE - CIN (vs . CLE)

Charlie Woerner Note
	309. Charlie Woerner TE - SF (at NE)

Jeremy Sprinkle Note
	310. Jeremy Sprinkle TE - WAS (vs . DAL)

Luke Stocker Note
	311. Luke Stocker TE - ATL (vs . DET)

Jaeden Graham Note
	312. Jaeden Graham TE - ATL (vs . DET)

Deon Yelder Note
	313. Deon Yelder TE - KC (at DEN)

Bennie Fowler III Note
	314. Bennie Fowler III WR - NO (vs . CAR)

Isaiah Zuber Note
	315. Isaiah Zuber WR - NE (vs . SF)

Johnny Mundt Note
	316. Johnny Mundt TE - LAR (vs . CHI)

Quintez Cephus Note
	317. Quintez Cephus WR - DET (at ATL)

Sean McKeon Note
	318. Sean McKeon TE - DAL (at WAS)

Lee Smith Note
	319. Lee Smith TE - BUF (at NYJ)

Ted Ginn Jr. Note
	320. Ted Ginn Jr. WR - CHI (at LAR)

Donovan Peoples-Jones Note
	321. Donovan Peoples-Jones WR - CLE (at CIN)

J.P. Holtz Note
	322. J.P. Holtz TE - CHI (at LAR)

KeeSean Johnson Note
	323. KeeSean Johnson WR - ARI (vs . SEA)

Trent Sherfield Note
	324. Trent Sherfield WR - ARI (vs . SEA)

DeAndre Carter Note
	325. DeAndre Carter WR - HOU (vs . GB)

Derek Carrier Note
	326. Derek Carrier TE - LV (vs . TB)

Jaydon Mickens Note
	327. Jaydon Mickens WR - TB (at LV)

Andrew Beck Note
	328. Andrew Beck TE - DEN (vs . KC)

Stephen Carlson Note
	329. Stephen Carlson WR - CLE (at CIN)

Tyrie Cleveland Note
	330. Tyrie Cleveland WR - DEN (vs . KC)

Pharoh Cooper Note
	331. Pharoh Cooper WR - CAR (at NO)

Keke Coutee Note
	332. Keke Coutee WR - HOU (vs . GB)

Richie James Jr. Note
	333. Richie James Jr. WR - SF (at NE)

Gunner Olszewski Note
	334. Gunner Olszewski WR - NE (vs . SF)

Luke Willson Note
	335. Luke Willson TE - SEA (at ARI)

Vyncint Smith Note
	336. Vyncint Smith WR - NYJ (vs . BUF)