Fantasy Football Player Notes

Fantasy managers everywhere were clamoring for the big blowup performance from Diggs heading into the week six matchup against the Titans and they were rewarded with a 9-89-1 stat line. Now, Diggs gets to take on the Dolphins defense that is allowing the 4th-most fantasy points to opposing WRs this season and nearly 200 receiving yards on average to the position. He belongs in our lineups as a mid-range WR1 this week.

Sanders has quietly been one of the most consistent fantasy football WRs out there this season. Over the past four weeks, he has yet to finish lower than the WR32 on the week and he's bringing plenty of upside as well. In a matchup against the Dolphins secondary that is having trouble stopping anyone, Sanders should be viewed as a low-end WR2/high-end WR3.

Beasley jumped back into relevancy in week six against the Titans with a solid performance, but he was borderline irrelevant the two weeks prior to that. As of right now, there's no telling what we're going to get out of Beasley in our fantasy lineups, so we should be very cautious with plugging him into our starting lineups as anything more than a low-end FLEX play.

Moss had a solid stretch of fantasy relevance from weeks 2-4, but that was mainly due to very positive game-scripts. In the two games he's played since that point, Moss has finished as the RB28 and RB41 respectively. He's still playing good football, but the volume and touchdown opportunities just simply aren't there in this Bills offense with him splitting work in the backfield with Singletary and Allen. Moss is merely just a mid-range RB3 moving forward that you're hoping will get an increase in volume due to Buffalo playing with a significant lead.

Did you know that Singletary has had just one game so far this season where he's finished higher than the RB25 on the week? That was back in week two when he played against...the Miami Dolphins. While Singletary has the talent to be a factor for fantasy football, it's just simply not going to happen in this Buffalo offense and the way that it's structured. He's seeing his total touches decrease week after week and he's not even seeing the type of volume that he was way back in week two for us to buy in and believe that this could be a repeat performance. Singletary is a low-end RB3 at best this week and it's getting close to the point where we ask ourselves if it's worth continuing to roster him.