Fantasy Football Player Notes
Week 13 Rankings
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1.
Dalvin Cook
RB - MIN (vs . JAC)
Cook appears to be a little bit banged up, but it sounds like his status for Week 13 isn't in question. If he plays, Cook's a top-3 start. Even with the potential injury concerns, this is a matchup that you start your opposing RBs against.
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Derrick Henry
RB - TEN (vs . CLE)
Are there any other running backs that you'd rather have in fantasy football right now? I wouldn't. Henry's utterly dominant and he should have another big performance here. Start him as a top-tier option yet again in week 13.
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Davante Adams
WR - GB (vs . PHI)
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Tyreek Hill
WR - KC (vs . DEN)
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Nick Chubb
RB - CLE (at TEN)
Chubb was able to put together a monstrous performance yet again last week, but it is concerning that he's not being given the goal-line looks in this offense. Hunt is primarily getting those opportunities, which hampers Chubb's overall fantasy outlook. Regardless, he's still someone that you plug into your lineup every single week as a mid-range RB1.
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James Robinson
RB - JAC (at MIN)
It blows my mind a bit how QB-proof James Robinson has been this season. It doesn't matter who he has at QB, he just continues to produce for fantasy football with his ridiculous carry totals. Up against the Vikings defense, Robinson's a mid-range RB1 that could finish even higher than that. He's a no-brainer start at this point.
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Aaron Jones
RB - GB (vs . PHI)
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D.K. Metcalf
WR - SEA (vs . NYG)
As of right now, there are very few players in Dynasty formats that I would take over DK Metcalf. He has truly emerged as one of the NFL's best WRs and Russell Wilson trusts him completely. Continue to plug Metcalf into your lineup as a top-5 option every single week.
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Austin Ekeler
RB - LAC (vs . NE)
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Chris Carson
RB - SEA (vs . NYG)
Carson was significantly out-touched by Carlos Hyde last week, but the Seahawks could have been just easing Carson back into the lineup after his extended absence. It's a reason to be concerned moving forward, but it's not enough to significantly downgrade the talented RB. Carson should be viewed as a mid-range RB2 in this matchup.
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Miles Sanders
RB - PHI (at GB)
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David Montgomery
RB - CHI (vs . DET)
Montgomery cracked the 100-yard mark last week, but it was buoyed by one giant run. With the Bears playing catch-up all game, Montgomery wasn't utilized much on the ground, but he came through with a receiving touchdown. This is another fantastic matchup for opposing RBs and Montgomery should be viewed as a safe, mid-range RB2 again with upside.
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Josh Jacobs
RB - LV (at NYJ)
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A.J. Brown
WR - TEN (vs . CLE)
Brown had a tough matchup on paper last week, but he came through for fantasy managers that went with the mantra "start your studs". He's one of the best young wideouts in the game and he belongs in your lineup every single game. This week, he can be viewed as a low-end WR1 against the Browns secondary.
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D'Andre Swift
RB - DET (at CHI)
Swift was close to returning last week, so we should have him back for this matchup. The Packers RBs took care of business last week, but this is still a tough matchup on paper. Swift should be viewed as a mid-range RB2 that should see plenty of work, but he'll need to find the end zone to crack the top-12.
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Keenan Allen
WR - LAC (vs . NE)
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Travis Kelce
TE - KC (vs . DEN)
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Antonio Gibson
RB - WAS (at PIT)
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Alvin Kamara
RB - NO (at ATL)
Are we officially concerned about Kamara now? After being one of the most consistent fantasy assets with Drew Brees at QB, Kamara has now fallen off a cliff with Hill at QB. This offense simply isn't throwing the ball much and what little opportunity there is seems to be only going Michael Thomas' way. Kamara's a fantastic runner between the tackles, but his fantasy value comes from his work as a receiver. If he's not getting that opportunity, he needs to be viewed as a low-end RB1 moving forward.
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20.
Adam Thielen
WR - MIN (vs . JAC)
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Raheem Mostert
RB - SF (vs . BUF)
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22.
Stefon Diggs
WR - BUF (at SF)
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23.
Calvin Ridley
WR - ATL (vs . NO)
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Terry McLaurin
WR - WAS (at PIT)
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Justin Jefferson
WR - MIN (vs . JAC)
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Clyde Edwards-Helaire
RB - KC (vs . DEN)
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27.
Kareem Hunt
RB - CLE (at TEN)
Hunt was very effective on the ground last week on his 10 carries, but that was really all he was able to put together. He wasn't able to find the end zone and he received only two targets, which he failed to bring in. Hunt's still worth plugging in as a mid-range RB2 this week in this matchup, but it seems like the hope that he was going to be a safe play every single week is now dwindling.
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Ezekiel Elliott
RB - DAL (at BAL)
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J.K. Dobbins
RB - BAL (vs . DAL)
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30.
Tyler Lockett
WR - SEA (vs . NYG)
Lockett's been a little bit too boom-or-bust for my liking here this season, but he simply can't be put to your fantasy football bench. With the upside that he presents in this offense, Lockett absolutely belongs in your lineup every single week and it'll just require you knowing that he has a wide range of outcomes. He can be viewed as a mid-range WR2 in this matchup.
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DeAndre Hopkins
WR - ARI (vs . LAR)
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Wayne Gallman
RB - NYG (at SEA)
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33.
Allen Robinson II
WR - CHI (vs . DET)
Robinson's really the only Bears receiver that you want to be looking at for fantasy purposes and the Bears made it a point to get him involved last week. Moving forward, Robinson should be viewed as a locked-in WR1 every week with ridiculous upside if he sees the target totals that he did in week 12.
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34.
DeVante Parker
WR - MIA (vs . CIN)
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Robert Woods
WR - LAR (at ARI)
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Brandin Cooks
WR - HOU (vs . IND)
As of right now, Cooks is the only WR that you should be looking to play in Houston. He certainly gets a huge boost with Will Fuller out for the year, Randall Cobb on IR, and Kenny Stills no longer with the team. He's been playing extremely well here lately and should see plenty of targets funneled his way. It's a tougher matchup on paper, but Cooks should see enough volume to be viewed as a high-end WR2.
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37.
Kenyan Drake
RB - ARI (vs . LAR)
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38.
Julio Jones
WR - ATL (vs . NO)
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Cooper Kupp
WR - LAR (at ARI)
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40.
Diontae Johnson
WR - PIT (vs . WAS)
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Benny Snell Jr.
RB - PIT (vs . WAS)
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42.
Duke Johnson Jr.
RB - HOU (vs . IND)
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43.
Nyheim Hines
RB - IND (at HOU)
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44.
Melvin Gordon III
RB - DEN (at KC)
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Chase Claypool
WR - PIT (vs . WAS)
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46.
Darren Waller
TE - LV (at NYJ)
Waller fell flat in week 12, along with the rest of the offense, but he absolutely belongs back in your lineup as a top-tier option against the Jets.
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Jonathan Taylor
RB - IND (at HOU)
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Damien Harris
RB - NE (at LAC)
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49.
Amari Cooper
WR - DAL (at BAL)
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50.
Deebo Samuel
WR - SF (vs . BUF)
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51.
Michael Thomas
WR - NO (at ATL)
Right now, Thomas is the only Saints receiver worth considering for fantasy football. While this is a fantastic matchup for opposing WRs, it's hard to trust this passing attack right now. Thomas can be viewed as a high-end WR2, but he'll need to finish with a score to crack the top-12.
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52.
Latavius Murray
RB - NO (at ATL)
Murray exploded with his increased opportunity last week. Unfortunately, there's unlikely to be as much of a need for Murray this week against Atlanta as the Saints will have to throw the ball more than 16 times. Murray's a fine bye week fill-in option right now, but we can't expect the type of performance we saw in week 12 moving forward.
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53.
JuJu Smith-Schuster
WR - PIT (vs . WAS)
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Myles Gaskin
RB - MIA (vs . CIN)
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Jarvis Landry
WR - CLE (at TEN)
Landry was able to produce in a big way in week 12 against the Jags secondary. He saw 11 targets, while the next highest total on the team was three! Landry has another great matchup here against the Titans secondary and he can be plugged back into your lineup as a safe low-end WR3.
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Frank Gore
RB - NYJ (vs . LV)
Gore continues to see a significant workload each week and he now has a fantastic matchup against the Raiders run defense. Gore can be viewed as a high-end RB3 with little upside.
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Corey Davis
WR - TEN (vs . CLE)
Davis didn't have a large target total in week 12, but he made them count. Even in a game where Tannehill threw the ball only 22 times, Davis is still providing a safe floor each week. He can be viewed as a mid-range WR3 in this matchup.
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58.
Michael Pittman Jr.
WR - IND (at HOU)
Pittman continued to be heavily targeted last week, although he wasn't able to do much with the nine targets he saw. Rivers just simply could not put the ball on target for him and Pittman's stats look a lot worse than what the film shows. Fantasy managers need to lean into the target volume and the talent with Pittman, but the QB play certainly downgrades his fantasy potential. Pittman can be plugged in as a mid-range WR3 this week with upside due to Bradley Roby now being out for the year.
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Zack Moss
RB - BUF (at SF)
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60.
D.J. Chark Jr.
WR - JAC (at MIN)
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61.
CeeDee Lamb
WR - DAL (at BAL)
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Marvin Jones Jr.
WR - DET (at CHI)
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63.
Cole Beasley
WR - BUF (at SF)
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Tyler Boyd
WR - CIN (at MIA)
Boyd saw six targets last week, but he was only able to go 3-15-0 with his opportunity. Boyd's a risky FLEX play this week with the QB situation. There just might not be enough volume to go around in this passing attack for both Bengals WRs to be fantasy relevant.
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65.
Jakobi Meyers
WR - NE (at LAC)
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66.
Mike Williams
WR - LAC (vs . NE)
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Giovani Bernard
RB - CIN (at MIA)
At this point, all the shine has worn off with Gio and he's now merely a bye week fill-in option. He's simply not getting enough volume to have sustainable fantasy value in a poor offense. He can be viewed as a mid-range RB3 this week.
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68.
Sterling Shepard
WR - NYG (at SEA)
Keeping the streak alive after seeing eight targets in Week 12, Shepard has now seen six-plus targets in 22 straight games (removing the game he left early in the second quarter against the Bears). He managed to turn those targets into seven catches for 64 yards despite both Daniel Jones and Colt McCoy struggling to get much going. Shepard has totaled at least six receptions and 39 yards in each of the six games he's played from start to finish, which may not sound like much, but that 9.9 PPR point floor is hard to find on a weekly basis, especially when the receiver isn't considered an auto-start. We now mix his target floor with the fact that wide receivers have been targeted a ridiculous 63.5 percent of the time against the Seahawks. The Dolphins are the only other team higher than a 61.7 percent share. It's not just targets, either. Wide receivers have also accounted for 58.4 percent of the fantasy production against them by skill-position players. The average number of points it took to finish as a top-36 wide receiver in 2019 was 11.2 PPR points. Despite not allowing any on Monday night, there have been a league-high 22 wide receivers who've hit that mark against the Seahawks this year. In fact, there have been no other teams who've allowed more than 18 such performances. The quarterback situation is ugly, but it's really been all year. It's a small sample, but Shepard did see four of McCoy's 10 pass attempts last week. Shepard is in the WR3/4 conversation as someone who should offer a stable floor, though his ceiling is extremely limited.
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69.
Brandon Aiyuk
WR - SF (vs . BUF)
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70.
Tee Higgins
WR - CIN (at MIA)
Higgins saw only five targets in week 12, but he was still able to produce for fantasy football by finding the end zone. It's hard to trust Higgins as anything more than a low-end WR3 with Brandon Allen at QB, but he's still worth plugging into your lineup due to the safe floor he provides.
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71.
Christian Kirk
WR - ARI (vs . LAR)
He's seen at least six targets in each of his last five games, so volume isn't the issue, but something clearly is, as he's failed to top 50 yards in four of those five games, including each of the last three. With Kyler Murray struggling, Kirk is no longer a receiver you must start, especially when you look at the matchup this week. Wide receivers have averaged a league-low 136.3 yards per game against the Rams this year. They've allowed a league-low 29.9 PPR points per game to opposing receiving corps, which isn't even due to a lack of volume, because the 1.56 PPR points per target they've allowed is also the league-low. They've allowed a touchdown once every 34.5 targets, which is a tad ridiculous. If you think that he'll get more production because Hopkins will draw Jalen Ramsey, you're overlooking Darious Williams, who's been nearly as good as Ramsey, allowing just a 49.8 QB Rating in his coverage. There have been just 10 wide receivers all year who've finished as top-36 options against the Rams, which is obviously not great. Even lowering the bar to top-50 performances, they've allowed just 13 of those, which makes Kirk just a WR4/5-type option.
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72.
Chase Edmonds
RB - ARI (vs . LAR)
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73.
Jerry Jeudy
WR - DEN (at KC)
We're not going to even talk about last week because it's a game that shouldn't have been played. Removing that game from existence, Jeudy was the WR20 from Week 8 through Week 11, so don't forget about him just yet. Now, he does have another brutal matchup against the Chiefs in Week 13, so we have to exercise caution once again. "Teams are going to fall behind and be forced to pass!" Sure, but the Chiefs are allowing the 11th-fewest fantasy points to skill-position players despite that. On top of that, wide receivers have accounted for just 46.3 percent of that production, which ranks as the third-lowest mark in the league. Going back to the start of last year, the Chiefs have allowed just 129.9 yards per game to wide receivers, which is the best in the NFL and a problem for Jeudy, as Lock doesn't throw a whole lot of touchdowns. Based on where he aligns, he's going to see the most of Bashaud Breeland, who's allowed 17-of-30 passing for just 139 yards in his coverage, though he has allowed two touchdowns. But still, that's just 0.57 yards allowed per snap, which ranks as the fourth-lowest mark in the NFL behind only Jimmy Smith, Jalen Ramsey, and Bryce Callahan. Jeudy should be considered a low-upside WR4 option for this game.
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74.
Cam Akers
RB - LAR (at ARI)
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75.
Devin Singletary
RB - BUF (at SF)
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Darius Slayton
WR - NYG (at SEA)
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T.Y. Hilton
WR - IND (at HOU)
Hilton was able to find the end zone last week, but he's still just a volatile low-end FLEX play.
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Nelson Agholor
WR - LV (at NYJ)
Agholor had been on fire recently, but he failed to deliver last week in a prime spot. The offense struggled against Atlanta, but it's in a great spot to bounce back here against the Jets. Agholor can be played as a high-end FLEX option that could easily find the end zone.
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Marquise Brown
WR - BAL (vs . DAL)
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80.
Breshad Perriman
WR - NYJ (vs . LV)
Perriman has now finished his last three games as the WR4, the WR26, and the WR31. It's near impossible to trust Perriman with his injury history, but he's producing in this offense. He's worth picking up and playing if you're absolutely desperate, but heading into the fantasy playoffs, it's probably best just to leave him on your bench.
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T.J. Hockenson
TE - DET (at CHI)
Hockenson has now established himself as one of the most consistent fantasy assets in the game. Continue to fire him up as a weekly top-tier option.
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Todd Gurley II
RB - ATL (vs . NO)
Raheem Morris said they're "hopeful" to get Gurley back this week, though that's hardly a guarantee. With him out of the lineup Hill and Smith shared the touches, though it was Smith who was more efficient, finishing with 75 total yards and a touchdown on 16 touches compared to Hill's 55 total yards on 13 touches. We could sit here and talk about what this timeshare is without Gurley, but it won't make much of a difference in Week 13, as you really don't want to play either of them against the Saints, who've allowed the fewest fantasy points to running backs. The competition they've played isn't in question either, as running backs have averaged 6.9 fewer half-PPR points against the Saints than they do in non-Saints games. That's easily the biggest gap in the league. Of the production the Saints have allowed to skill-position players (63.0 PPR points per game), just 26.6 percent of it goes to running backs, which is the second-lowest percentage in football. There are just three teams in the NFL who've allowed fewer than 10.0 fantasy points per game on the ground to running backs. The Falcons, Saints, and Bucs. We know that touchdowns are important to production in this backfield by now, right? Well, the Saints have allowed just five total touchdowns to running backs this year, or one every 53.8 touches. Both of those are the best numbers in the league. They've allowed just 27 percent of carries inside the five-yard line be converted into touchdowns, which is the third-lowest percentage in the league, so even if Gurley plays, his touchdown-dependent stat lines are problematic. That should be enough for you to worry, but what about when I tell you they've allowed a league-low 1,049 total yards to running backs this year (95.4 per game)? When you factor in weighted opportunity, the Saints have allowed 8.6 percent fewer points per opportunity than any other team in the league. The average RB1 performance in 2019 was 17.2 PPR points. The Saints are the only team in the league who've yet to allow a running back hit that mark. Even if Gurley suits up, he's just a boring RB3 who will bust if he doesn't score.
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83.
Sammy Watkins
WR - KC (vs . DEN)
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84.
Jalen Reagor
WR - PHI (at GB)
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85.
Jamison Crowder
WR - NYJ (vs . LV)
Where has his role gone in this offense? We thought it was due to Joe Flacco under center, but after seeing just five targets in Week 12 with Darnold under center, you have to wonder if they're trying to move away from the slot receiver as the primary option. You'd have to go all the way back to Week 5 to find the last time Crowder finished with more than 48 yards. He's no longer someone who absolutely needs to be started. The Raiders matchup is tougher in the slot than it is on the perimeter, too. Lamarcus Joyner has allowed 34-of-48 passing for just 353 yards and no touchdowns in his coverage this season. The Raiders did allow big games to both Keenan Allen and Chris Godwin, but both of those wide receivers see plenty of time on the perimeter, which is something Crowder knows nothing about. The more comparable receivers would be Cole Beasley (3/32/1), Jarvis Landry (4/52/0), Curtis Samuel (5/38/0), and Russell Gage (3/34/0), who were all held in check against them. Crowder should be considered a low-upside WR4/5-type option who might have a higher floor than some in that range, but you might be better off sacrificing some floor for ceiling.
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86.
Devontae Booker
RB - LV (at NYJ)
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87.
Keelan Cole Sr.
WR - JAC (at MIN)
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88.
Darrell Henderson
RB - LAR (at ARI)
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89.
Evan Engram
TE - NYG (at SEA)
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90.
Allen Lazard
WR - GB (vs . PHI)
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91.
Jamaal Williams
RB - GB (vs . PHI)
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92.
Dallas Goedert
TE - PHI (at GB)
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93.
Hunter Henry
TE - LAC (vs . NE)
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94.
Tim Patrick
WR - DEN (at KC)
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95.
Denzel Mims
WR - NYJ (vs . LV)
Mims has now seen 23 targets over his last three games and he's putting together some fairly decent performances from a fantasy perspective. It's hard to trust any of the Jets receiving options, but if you're in a pinch, you can pick up and play Mims this week as a low-end FLEX option.
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96.
Darnell Mooney
WR - CHI (vs . DET)
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97.
Carlos Hyde
RB - SEA (vs . NYG)
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98.
Henry Ruggs III
WR - LV (at NYJ)
The Raiders tried to look Ruggs' way repeatedly last week, but they failed to connect on a big play downfield that would have us talking about the rookie wideout in a different light. Ruggs is a fine low-end FLEX play due to the matchup, but he's worth keeping an eye on moving forward to see if the Raiders start featuring him more heavily.
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99.
Robert Tonyan
TE - GB (vs . PHI)
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100.
James White
RB - NE (at LAC)
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101.
Hayden Hurst
TE - ATL (vs . NO)
We knew to bump Hurst down without Julio Jones in the lineup, which turned out to be right, though Hurst did turn in a competent performance for a tight end, as four catches and 48 yards will hardly bury your fantasy team. He's now totaled at least 48 yards and/or a touchdown in 8-of-11 games. Now onto a rematch with the Saints, a team that held him catchless in their Week 11 matchup, though his two targets didn't help. Tight ends have seen a league-high 23.7 percent of targets go to the their way against the Saints, though they haven't been the most efficient targets seeing that they've accounted for 19.4 percent of the fantasy production to skill-position players, which ranks as the 10th-most. The 5.86 yards per target they've allowed to the position ranks as the fourth-lowest in the league. If you were to remove the one massive game by Darren Waller against them (12/103/1 back in Week 2), they'd look like a much less appealing matchup. Outside of that game, they've allowed just 38.9 yards per game to the tight end position. Hurst has done enough to earn your consideration as a low-end TE1, but don't hesitate to sit him if you have a safer option.
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102.
Gabriel Davis
WR - BUF (at SF)
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103.
Gus Edwards
RB - BAL (vs . DAL)
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104.
Keke Coutee
WR - HOU (vs . IND)
Coutee gets an obvious bump up for fantasy purposes here, but it's going to be hard to trust him right away in this matchup. He can be viewed as a low-end FLEX play.
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105.
Michael Gallup
WR - DAL (at BAL)
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106.
Eric Ebron
TE - PIT (vs . WAS)
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107.
Anthony Miller
WR - CHI (vs . DET)
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108.
Mike Gesicki
TE - MIA (vs . CIN)
It's kind of frustrating playing Gesicki this year, as both Adam Shaheen and Durham Smythe have been thorns in our sides. Those two combined for as many targets (5) as Gesicki last week. On the year, they've combined for five touchdowns, while Gesicki himself has three of them. Gesicki does lead all tight ends with an 11.1-yard average depth of target. Just two other tight ends have an average depth of target over 9.8 yards, so theoretically, his targets should be worth more than the average target to tight ends. The Bengals have faced a tight end target 23.3 percent of the time, which ranks as the fourth-most in the NFL. Those targets have been worthwhile too, as they've allowed a league-high 65.3 yards per game to tight ends. The Bengals are one of four teams in the league who've allowed four 15-plus point performances to tight ends. Even lowering the bar a bit, there have been seven tight ends who've cracked 10.6 PPR points, which is the average number of points it took to finish as a top-12 tight end last year. Even factoring the level of competition they've played, they rank as the eighth-best matchup for tight ends. Gesicki doesn't have the guaranteed targets that most tight ends inside the top-10 do, but he's close. Consider him a low-end TE1 for this week's game who comes with some upside if he gets the end zone targets instead of Shaheen and Smythe.
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109.
Laviska Shenault Jr.
WR - JAC (at MIN)
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110.
Jonnu Smith
TE - TEN (vs . CLE)
Smith is being asked to stay in and block a significant amount in this offense, which is rough to see from a fantasy perspective. Smith's one of the most talented receiving tight ends in the league, but he's not being utilized to his full potential in this offense. He now needs to be viewed as a touchdown-dependent TE2 each week. You can most likely find a more trustworthy option for your starting lineup.
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111.
Rashard Higgins
WR - CLE (at TEN)
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112.
J.D. McKissic
RB - WAS (at PIT)
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113.
Josh Reynolds
WR - LAR (at ARI)
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114.
Noah Fant
TE - DEN (at KC)
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115.
Marquez Valdes-Scantling
WR - GB (vs . PHI)
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116.
Travis Fulgham
WR - PHI (at GB)
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117.
Brian Hill
RB - ATL (vs . NO)
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118.
Le'Veon Bell
RB - KC (vs . DEN)
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119.
Jordan Wilkins
RB - IND (at HOU)
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120.
Russell Gage
WR - ATL (vs . NO)
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121.
Malcolm Brown
RB - LAR (at ARI)
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122.
Mecole Hardman
WR - KC (vs . DEN)
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123.
Austin Hooper
TE - CLE (at TEN)
Hooper only saw two targets last week, but he made them count by finding the end zone. The minimal target share is concerning moving forward, but there aren't many tight ends who are seeing a significant and consistent target share every week. Hooper's worth plugging into your lineup again as a low-end TE1.
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124.
Damiere Byrd
WR - NE (at LAC)
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125.
Emmanuel Sanders
WR - NO (at ATL)
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126.
Demarcus Robinson
WR - KC (vs . DEN)
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127.
KJ Hamler
WR - DEN (at KC)
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128.
Hunter Renfrow
WR - LV (at NYJ)
With the Raiders playing catch up for the majority of last week's game, Renfrow was heavily targeted. The Raiders are unlikely to fall behind that badly yet again here against the Jets, but the matchup is fantastic. Due to the projected game-script, Renfrow can't be viewed any higher than a high-end FLEX play.
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129.
Kyle Rudolph
TE - MIN (vs . JAC)
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130.
David Moore
WR - SEA (vs . NYG)
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131.
Adrian Peterson
RB - DET (at CHI)
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132.
Jakeem Grant
WR - MIA (vs . CIN)
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133.
Jordan Reed
TE - SF (vs . BUF)
I don't know if there were just miscommunications between Reed and Mullens last week, but three of his six catches weren't even close. Reed does look good out there and they're lining him up all over the place. Seeing six targets is a very good thing, and that's a number he's hit in 4-of-5 games without George Kittle in the lineup. Reed was coming off a matchup against the Rams, who'd seen the highest percentage of tight end targets, and now he'll go against the Bills, who've seen the third-highest percentage of team targets. Of the production they've allowed to skill-position players, tight ends have accounted for 20.8 percent of it, which is the second-highest mark in the league. They've allowed 6.0 tight end receptions per game, which is the most in the NFL, while the 64.5 yards per game they've allowed is behind only the Bengals. There have been three tight ends who've been able to crack the 20-point PPR barrier against the Bills and another two who finished with 13.7-plus points. Even breaking it down to adjusted opponent rank (factors in the competition they've played this year), they rank as the third-best matchup for tight ends, as they've averaged 22.7 percent more PPR points against them than they do against their season average. Reed should be considered a TE1 this week.
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134.
Tony Pollard
RB - DAL (at BAL)
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135.
Ito Smith
RB - ATL (vs . NO)
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136.
Golden Tate
WR - NYG (at SEA)
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137.
Jerick McKinnon
RB - SF (vs . BUF)
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138.
Trey Burton
TE - IND (at HOU)
It's difficult to trust any of these Colts TEs on a weekly basis, but Burton seems to have established himself as the main receiving option out of this group. In a plus matchup, Burton can be viewed as a high-end TE2 with upside.
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139.
Joshua Kelley
RB - LAC (vs . NE)
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140.
KhaDarel Hodge
WR - CLE (at TEN)
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141.
Alexander Mattison
RB - MIN (vs . JAC)
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142.
Dalton Schultz
TE - DAL (at BAL)
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143.
Logan Thomas
TE - WAS (at PIT)
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144.
A.J. Green
WR - CIN (at MIA)
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145.
Zach Pascal
WR - IND (at HOU)
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146.
Boston Scott
RB - PHI (at GB)
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147.
Jordan Akins
TE - HOU (vs . IND)
Akins certainly receives a boost with the Will Fuller news, but he's still in the streaming-TE conversation. Against the Colts, who have been stout against the position this season, Akins should be viewed as a mid-range TE2. Fells should see an uptick in targets as well this week, but he's a low-end TE2.
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148.
Kerryon Johnson
RB - DET (at CHI)
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149.
Mark Andrews
TE - BAL (vs . DAL)
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150.
Richie James Jr.
WR - SF (vs . BUF)
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151.
Gerald Everett
TE - LAR (at ARI)
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152.
C.J. Prosise
RB - HOU (vs . IND)
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153.
Dez Bryant
WR - BAL (vs . DAL)
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154.
Mark Ingram II
RB - BAL (vs . DAL)
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155.
Tyler Eifert
TE - JAC (at MIN)
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156.
Jimmy Graham
TE - CHI (vs . DET)
Graham's merely just a streaming option at this point that could have a solid performance here against the struggling Lions defense.
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157.
Cam Sims
WR - WAS (at PIT)
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158.
Zach Ertz
TE - PHI (at GB)
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159.
Jared Cook
TE - NO (at ATL)
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160.
Jalen Guyton
WR - LAC (vs . NE)
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161.
Marvin Hall
WR - DET (at CHI)
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162.
Anthony McFarland Jr.
RB - PIT (vs . WAS)
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163.
Tyler Higbee
TE - LAR (at ARI)
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164.
Andy Isabella
WR - ARI (vs . LAR)
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165.
Matt Breida
RB - MIA (vs . CIN)
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166.
Collin Johnson
WR - JAC (at MIN)
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167.
Jeff Wilson Jr.
RB - SF (vs . BUF)
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168.
Jacob Hollister
TE - SEA (vs . NYG)
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169.
Alshon Jeffery
WR - PHI (at GB)
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170.
Jeremy McNichols
RB - TEN (vs . CLE)
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171.
Olabisi Johnson
WR - MIN (vs . JAC)
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172.
Cordarrelle Patterson
WR,RB - CHI (vs . DET)
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173.
Dawson Knox
TE - BUF (at SF)
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174.
Samaje Perine
RB - CIN (at MIA)
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175.
Will Dissly
TE - SEA (vs . NYG)
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176.
Isaiah Coulter
WR - HOU (vs . IND)
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177.
DeAndre Washington
RB - MIA (vs . CIN)
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178.
Mo Alie-Cox
TE - IND (at HOU)
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179.
Drew Sample
TE - CIN (at MIA)
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180.
Royce Freeman
RB - DEN (at KC)
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181.
N'Keal Harry
WR - NE (at LAC)
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182.
D'Onta Foreman
RB - TEN (vs . CLE)
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183.
Kendrick Bourne
WR - SF (vs . BUF)
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184.
Chad Beebe
WR - MIN (vs . JAC)
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185.
Phillip Lindsay
RB - DEN (at KC)
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186.
Anthony Firkser
TE - TEN (vs . CLE)
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187.
Darren Fells
TE - HOU (vs . IND)
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188.
Peyton Barber
RB - WAS (at PIT)
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189.
James Washington
WR - PIT (vs . WAS)
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190.
Jack Doyle
TE - IND (at HOU)
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191.
Steven Sims
WR - WAS (at PIT)
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192.
Chris Herndon IV
TE - NYJ (vs . LV)
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193.
Darrel Williams
RB - KC (vs . DEN)
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194.
Willie Snead IV
WR - BAL (vs . DAL)
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195.
Greg Ward
WR - PHI (at GB)
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196.
Mack Hollins
WR - MIA (vs . CIN)
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197.
Kenny Golladay
WR - DET (at CHI)
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198.
Larry Fitzgerald
WR - ARI (vs . LAR)
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199.
Tyron Johnson
WR - LAC (vs . NE)
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200.
Ty Johnson
RB - NYJ (vs . LV)
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201.
Devine Ozigbo
RB - JAC (at MIN)
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202.
Tre'Quan Smith
WR - NO (at ATL)
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203.
Adam Humphries
WR - TEN (vs . CLE)
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204.
Sony Michel
RB - NE (at LAC)
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205.
Trayveon Williams
RB - CIN (at MIA)
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206.
Mohamed Sanu
WR - DET (at CHI)
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207.
Patrick Laird
RB - MIA (vs . CIN)
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208.
Alfred Morris
RB - NYG (at SEA)
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209.
Troymaine Pope
RB - LAC (vs . NE)
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210.
Justice Hill
RB - BAL (vs . DAL)
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211.
Quintez Cephus
WR - DET (at CHI)
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212.
Christian Blake
WR - ATL (vs . NO)
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213.
Dion Lewis
RB - NYG (at SEA)
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214.
Dan Arnold
TE - ARI (vs . LAR)
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215.
Corey Clement
RB - PHI (at GB)
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216.
Equanimeous St. Brown
WR - GB (vs . PHI)
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217.
Devin Duvernay
WR - BAL (vs . DAL)
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218.
James Conner
RB - PIT (vs . WAS)
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219.
Bryan Edwards
WR - LV (at NYJ)
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220.
Richard Rodgers
TE - PHI (at GB)
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221.
Ray-Ray McCloud
WR - PIT (vs . WAS)
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222.
Miles Boykin
WR - BAL (vs . DAL)
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223.
Cole Kmet
TE - CHI (vs . DET)
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224.
David Johnson
RB - HOU (vs . IND)
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225.
Antonio Callaway
WR - MIA (vs . CIN)
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226.
DeeJay Dallas
RB - SEA (vs . NYG)
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227.
Josh Adams
RB - NYJ (vs . LV)
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228.
Marcus Johnson
WR - IND (at HOU)
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229.
Kyle Juszczyk
RB - SF (vs . BUF)
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230.
Salvon Ahmed
RB - MIA (vs . CIN)
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231.
Jalen Richard
RB - LV (at NYJ)
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232.
Cedrick Wilson
WR - DAL (at BAL)
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233.
Geoff Swaim
TE - TEN (vs . CLE)
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234.
Jaylen Samuels
RB - PIT (vs . WAS)
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235.
Brandon Powell
WR - ATL (vs . NO)
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236.
Dare Ogunbowale
RB - JAC (at MIN)
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237.
Ross Dwelley
TE - SF (vs . BUF)
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238.
Malcolm Perry
RB,WR - MIA (vs . CIN)
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239.
Dontrelle Inman
WR - WAS (at PIT)
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240.
Auden Tate
WR - CIN (at MIA)
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241.
James O'Shaughnessy
TE - JAC (at MIN)
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242.
Buddy Howell
RB - HOU (vs . IND)
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243.
Harrison Bryant
TE - CLE (at TEN)
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244.
Devonta Freeman
RB - NYG (at SEA)
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245.
Alec Ingold
RB - LV (at NYJ)
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246.
Maxx Williams
TE - ARI (vs . LAR)
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247.
Kalen Ballage
RB - LAC (vs . NE)
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248.
Adam Shaheen
TE - MIA (vs . CIN)
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249.
Ryan Nall
RB - CHI (vs . DET)
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250.
Dwayne Washington
RB - NO (at ATL)
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251.
Irv Smith Jr.
TE - MIN (vs . JAC)
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252.
D'Ernest Johnson
RB - CLE (at TEN)
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253.
Steven Mitchell Jr.
WR - HOU (vs . IND)
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254.
Luke Willson
TE - BAL (vs . DAL)
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255.
Tyler Ervin
RB - GB (vs . PHI)
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256.
AJ Dillon
RB - GB (vs . PHI)
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257.
Durham Smythe
TE - MIA (vs . CIN)
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258.
David Njoku
TE - CLE (at TEN)
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259.
Jesse James
TE - DET (at CHI)
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260.
Cam Batson
WR - TEN (vs . CLE)
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261.
Isaiah McKenzie
WR - BUF (at SF)
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262.
Ameer Abdullah
RB - MIN (vs . JAC)
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263.
DeMichael Harris
WR - IND (at HOU)
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264.
Ryan Izzo
TE - NE (at LAC)
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265.
Freddie Swain
WR - SEA (vs . NYG)
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266.
Pharaoh Brown
TE - HOU (vs . IND)
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267.
C.J. Ham
RB - MIN (vs . JAC)
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268.
Darwin Thompson
RB - KC (vs . DEN)
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269.
Jakob Johnson
RB,TE - NE (at LAC)
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270.
Tyler Kroft
TE - BUF (at SF)
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271.
DaeSean Hamilton
WR - DEN (at KC)
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272.
Elijhaa Penny
RB - NYG (at SEA)
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273.
Jace Sternberger
TE - GB (vs . PHI)
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274.
Tyler Conklin
TE - MIN (vs . JAC)
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275.
Braxton Berrios
WR - NYJ (vs . LV)
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276.
Isaiah Wright
WR - WAS (at PIT)
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277.
Kahale Warring
TE - HOU (vs . IND)
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278.
Lynn Bowden Jr.
WR,RB - MIA (vs . CIN)
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279.
Kalif Raymond
WR - TEN (vs . CLE)
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280.
KeeSean Johnson
WR - ARI (vs . LAR)
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281.
Taywan Taylor
WR - CLE (at TEN)
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282.
Austin Mack
WR - NYG (at SEA)
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283.
Gabe Nabers
RB - LAC (vs . NE)
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284.
Jeff Smith
WR - NYJ (vs . LV)
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285.
Jason Witten
TE - LV (at NYJ)
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286.
Marcedes Lewis
TE - GB (vs . PHI)
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287.
Reggie Gilliam
RB,TE - BUF (at SF)
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288.
Eno Benjamin
RB - ARI (vs . LAR)
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289.
Nick Vannett
TE - DEN (at KC)
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290.
Gunner Olszewski
WR - NE (at LAC)
|
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291.
James Proche
WR - BAL (vs . DAL)
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292.
Khari Blasingame
RB - TEN (vs . CLE)
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293.
Adam Trautman
TE - NO (at ATL)
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294.
Kaden Smith
TE - NYG (at SEA)
|
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295.
Donald Parham Jr.
TE - LAC (vs . NE)
|
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296.
Van Jefferson
WR - LAR (at ARI)
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297.
Riley Ridley
WR - CHI (vs . DET)
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298.
Jamal Agnew
CB,WR - DET (at CHI)
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299.
Donovan Peoples-Jones
WR - CLE (at TEN)
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300.
Zay Jones
WR - LV (at NYJ)
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301.
C.J. Board
WR - NYG (at SEA)
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302.
Ben Ellefson
TE - JAC (at MIN)
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303.
Marquez Callaway
WR - NO (at ATL)
|
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304.
Nick Keizer
TE - KC (vs . DEN)
|
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305.
Deon Yelder
TE - KC (vs . DEN)
|
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306.
Foster Moreau
TE - LV (at NYJ)
|
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307.
Vance McDonald
TE - PIT (vs . WAS)
|
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308.
Trey Quinn
WR - JAC (at MIN)
|
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309.
Deonte Harris
WR - NO (at ATL)
|
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310.
Levine Toilolo
TE - NYG (at SEA)
|
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311.
Ryan Griffin
TE - NYJ (vs . LV)
|
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312.
Blake Bell
TE - DAL (at BAL)
|
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313.
Marcus Kemp
WR - KC (vs . DEN)
|
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314.
Troy Fumagalli
TE - DEN (at KC)
|
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315.
Lee Smith
TE - BUF (at SF)
|
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316.
Jaeden Graham
TE - ATL (vs . NO)
|
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317.
Luke Stocker
TE - ATL (vs . NO)
|
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318.
Nick Westbrook-Ikhine
WR - TEN (vs . CLE)
|
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319.
Isaac Nauta
TE,RB - DET (at CHI)
|
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320.
Brandon Dillon
TE - MIN (vs . JAC)
|
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321.
Demetrius Harris
TE - CHI (vs . DET)
|
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322.
Eric Saubert
TE - JAC (at MIN)
|
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323.
Noah Brown
WR - DAL (at BAL)
|
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324.
Cethan Carter
TE,RB - CIN (at MIA)
|
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325.
Josh Hill
TE - NO (at ATL)
|
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326.
Temarrick Hemingway
TE - WAS (at PIT)
|
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327.
Derek Carrier
TE - LV (at NYJ)
|
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328.
Stephen Carlson
WR - CLE (at TEN)
|
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329.
Jeremy Sprinkle
TE - WAS (at PIT)
|
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330.
Jordan Thomas
TE - NE (at LAC)
|
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331.
Stephen Anderson
TE - LAC (vs . NE)
|
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332.
Charlie Woerner
TE - SF (vs . BUF)
|
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333.
Mason Schreck
TE - CIN (at MIA)
|
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334.
J.P. Holtz
TE - CHI (vs . DET)
|
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335.
Daniel Brown
TE - NYJ (vs . LV)
|
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336.
Johnny Mundt
TE - LAR (at ARI)
|
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337.
John Hightower
WR - PHI (at GB)
|
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338.
Sean McKeon
TE - DAL (at BAL)
|
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339.
Evan Baylis
TE - ARI (vs . LAR)
|
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340.
Tajae Sharpe
WR - MIN (vs . JAC)
|
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341.
Tyrie Cleveland
WR - DEN (at KC)
|
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342.
Trent Taylor
WR - SF (vs . BUF)
|
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343.
Malik Taylor
WR - GB (vs . PHI)
|
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344.
Austin Carr
WR - NO (at ATL)
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345.
Joe Reed
WR - LAC (vs . NE)
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346.
K.J. Hill
WR - LAC (vs . NE)
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