Fantasy Football Player Notes

Did you know that Chubb is the RB6 on the season in Fantasy Points Per Game with 17.3? There were countless arguments surrounding Chubb coming into the year about his lack of receiving work and how that would prevent him from being a top-tier fantasy asset, but that hasn't much mattered. Chubb has been rock solid whenever he's been healthy and in your starting lineup and that's invaluable from a fantasy perspective. The Ravens are middle of the pack when it comes to shutting down opposing RBs, but we should have zero concern about plugging in Chubb into our starting lineups as a mid-range RB1 again this week. Kareem Hunt's potential presence this week could affect Chubb's overall upside, but the floor is incredibly high. Start him with confidence.

Landry was able to score on a broken play last week as a runner, but otherwise he has done very little here recently to warrant fantasy consideration. Even in a matchup that looks good on paper, Landry shouldn't be viewed as anything more than a low-upside FLEX play against the Ravens.

Hooper has now seen 12 targets over his last two games and he's becoming more of a necessity in this offense without OBJ on the field. While we still can't trust him as a TE1 or anything close to that, he's an interesting pivot option for fantasy managers that may have Travis Kelce on bye this week. The Ravens are allowing the 5th-most fantasy points to opposing TEs this season and Hooper could continue to see a healthy target share with some of the other receiving options banged up. He can be viewed as a mid-range TE2 this week.