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Travdogg's positional rankings from week 6 onward (1 Viewer)

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QB
Tier 1:
1. Lamar Jackson (2)
2. Josh Allen (1)
3. Jayden Daniels (4)
4. Jalen Hurts (3)

Tier 2:
5. Jordan Love (9), despite one of the dumbest decisions I've ever seen a QB make (his pick-6 on Sunday) I've been pretty encouraged by Love, who has 8 TDs in 3 games, and has a HC who makes his job easy. I also expect the rushing to return the further he gets removed from injury.
6. Joe Burrow (8)
7. CJ Stroud (7)
8. Patrick Mahomes (5), QB19 PPG, I think he'll even out a little bit (season high in yards on Monday) but he's been due for a downgrade. Still not comfortable dropping him too far, and I think the people talking about dropping him on his bye week are asking for trouble.

Tier 3:
9. Kyler Murray (6), has 1 game over 207 passing yards, and while his 50 yard TD run was impressive, he hasn't been running around the GL.
10. Dak Prescott (10)
11. Justin Fields (12)
12. Brock Purdy (11)

Tier 4:
13. Baker Mayfield (14)
14. Geno Smith (NR), QB7 PPG so far, what's really doing it is his sudden rushing spike, averaging 29 YPG.
15. Sam Darnold (15)

Dropped off: Anthony Richardson (13), its pretty clear that Flacco is a better QB right now. Richardson's injury honestly makes the Colts a better team. I doubt the Colts make the switch, but I could absolutely see slow playing this injury.
 
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RB
Tier 1:
1. Saquon Barkley (2)
2. Derrick Henry (3)
3. Alvin Kamara (1)

Tier 2:
4. Jonathan Taylor (5)
5. Kyren Williams (4)
6. Jahmyr Gibbs (6)
7. James Cook (7)
8. Breece Hall (9)
9. Bijan Robinson (10)

Tier 3:
10. Kenneth Walker (13), could argue him a lot higher, but injury history makes me slightly nervous. This is probably closer to his floor than his ceiling, and I was encouraged by his "bad" game on Sunday as he wasn't pulled on 3rd downs and had 7 catches. I wouldn't totally fault someone for thinking he's not all that different than Taylor.
11. Joe Mixon (11)
12. De'Von Achane (8), at this point, it would be a major surprise if Tua wasn't back week 8. But week 8 is still a bit away. Achane has shown tier 2 ability when Tua was healthy, if not even tier 1. However, much of that was without Mostert. I'm not really worried about Wright at all, I think he's the clear #3, though he's done enough that he'll be involved more if Mostert goes down again.

Tier 4:
13. James Conner (16)
14. Aaron Jones (14)
15. Christian McCaffrey (12)

Tier 5:
16. Jordan Mason (15)
17. David Montgomery (19)
18. Josh Jacobs (18)

Tier 6:
19. Brian Robinson (21)
20. Chuba Hubbard (26), he's looked like a top-12 RB since Dalton took over. Brooks is a bigger threat than Sanders was, but Hibbard has done enough to keep the job.
21. JK Dobbins (17), more about who I moved up, than lowering Dobbins. Just wanted to address that before the why did he drop 4 spots being on a bye. I do think he's gonna be a boom/bust RB2 as long as he's healthy.
22. Tony Pollard (23)
23. Zack Moss (22)

Tier 7:
24. D'Andre Swift (NR), Travis Homer going down was somehow the catalyst for Swift's breakout. Swift has stopped being pulled on 3rd downs, and has been getting into some rhythm. I'm probably undervaluing him, because I just don't like him as a player. If his role stays liek it has been these last 2 weeks, there is top-15ish upside.
25. Rhamondre Stevenson (20), if you weren't able to sell-high after week 2, you get another chance. Had a nice game, but it was Miami, and his touches were still low.
26. Travis Etienne (24)

Tier 8:
27. Isiah Pacheco (30)
28. Devin Singletary (27)
29. Najee Harris (NR), kinda rises by default as we have no timetable on Warren or Patterson. Has little ceiling, but 16+ touches every week. He's perhaps more due for a TD than anyone.
30. Nick Chubb (NR), pre-injury, I would have argued Chubb as the best runner in the NFL. We'll see where he's at upon return, but nobody in Cleveland has done anything to make the offense not run through Chubb. A candidate to rise quickly if things break right.

Dropped off: Zach Charbonnet (25), full handcuff, as Walker has mostly stopped being pulled on 3rd downs. Bucky Irving (28), his fumble didn't help him, and White has 3rd downs on lock. He's probably gonna be around the cutoff most weeks. Jonathan Brooks (29), love Brooks as a prospect, but Hubbard is playing too well to lose the starting job.
 
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WR
Tier 1:
1. AJ Brown (1)
2. Ja'Marr Chase (5)
3. Nico Collins (2)
4. Malik Nabers (4)
5. Justin Jefferson (3)
6. Amon-Ra St. Brown (7)
7. CeeDee Lamb (6)

Tier 2:
8. Marvin Harrison (9)
9. DK Metcalf (11)
10. Tyreek Hill (8)

Tier 3:
11. Chris Godwin (10)
12. Drake London (18), has stepped up big with 6+ catches in 4 straight. Is the clear cut #1 in an improving offense.
13. Stefon Diggs (16)
14. DeVonta Smith (12)
15. Davante Adams (14)
16. Chris Olave (15)

Tier 4:
17. Mike Evans (13)
18. Deebo Samuel (17)
19. Garrett Wilson (19)
20. Brandon Aiyuk (20)

Tier 5:
21. Jayden Reed (21)
22. Cooper Kupp (24)
23. DJ Moore (22)
24. Puka Nacua (27)

Tier 6:
25. Brian Thomas (33), has clearly shown himself to be the Jags best weapon, just needs his snaps to cooperate. I'm gonna bet that happens going forward. 5th in YPRR this season, not among rookies, among all WRs.
26. Tee Higgins (31)
27. Jaylen Waddle (23)

Tier 7:
28. Terry McLaurin (35), tough guy to rank for me. Its clear I was too low, and I would have sold high after the Bengals game, but I do think he's gonna be a solid WR3. Daniels continues to just get better, and no other WRs are stepping up. I do wonder if Washington adds a WR via trade at some point (Kirk/Hopkins are 2 likely available guys with experience with Kingsbury) but right now he's the clear #1.
29. Diontae Johnson (29)
30. Jaxon Smith-Njigba (30)
31. George Pickens (25), probably has top-10 talent, but is a childish player with a bad work ethic. QB situation isn't great, and the Steelers seem to be lowering his snaps because of it. Sneaky candidate to be traded even if it leaves the Steelers with nothing at WR.

Tier 8:
32. Jameson Williams (32)
33. Rashid Shaheed (34)
34. Xavier Worthy (28), man did I read that one wrong, I thought Worthy would be the focal point of the passing game in Rice's absence given a week to prepare, and that he'd be schemed up lots of touches. Still prefer him to JuJu, but boom/bust nature doesn't seem to be going anywhere.
35. Zay Flowers (26), this entire tier is basically the boom/bust WR3 group. More than anyone else in this tier, Flowers is game script dependent. Not even being part of the game plan in games the Ravens control. Ravens will likely control a lot of games.
36. Amari Cooper (37)
37. Tank Dell (40)

Tier 9:
38. Jordan Addison (NR), looks fully healthy to me, and will face easier matchups every week. Hockenson's return is good and bad, as it should result in the Vikings becoming a little more pass heavy but also hurt Addison's target share. Showed in 2023 his contingency upside should someone happen to Jefferson.
39. Michael Pittman (38)
40. Rome Odunze (39)

Dropped off: Calvin Ridley (36), looks to have fallen behind Hopkins in the pecking order (not surprising, Hopkins has always been a better WR) and likely needs a D-Hop trade to be start able again. Should have moved him off the list last week honestly.
 
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TE
Tier 1:
1. Brock Bowers (4), other than 1 down game that the Raiders controlled (not likely to happen much) Bowers has been the man. Would like to see routes top 80% but its likely coming. Already the Raiders best offensive player, and probably 2nd best overall player after Crosby. Target share is up 7% without Adams.
2. Trey McBride (1)
3. Travis Kelce (2)

Tier 2:
4. George Kittle (5)
5. Jake Ferguson (6)
6. Sam LaPorta (3), I think I was giving him (and the passing game in general) too much of the benefit of the doubt. Monty's slight bump and Laporta's slight drop are tied together. LaPorta is in a very similar situation to Kittle, but while I like LaPorta's talent, he's not Kittle.

Tier 3:
7. Dallas Goedert (8)
8. Dalton Kincaid (7)
9. TJ Hockenson (10)

Tier 4:
10. Tucker Kraft (NR), a clear sell high candidate, as he's not really seeing that many targets, he's just getting TDs. TE2 in PPG right now, which feels very unsustainable. He has left Musgrave in the dust. But GB is still a bit of a whack a mole passing game.
11. Isaiah Likely (13)
12. Taysom Hill (12)
13. Pat Freiermuth (14)
14. Kyle Pitts (9), wait a minute, Pitts has his best game of the season, and now he moves down? Yes, while he had his best game, it wasn't all that encouraging considering his QB threw for over 50 yards. Also, its now VERY clear, that Pitts is the #3 pass game target, and while I think Mooney (and Cousins) just had the best week he's gonna have, I think Pitts role looks worse than it ever has.
15. David Njoku (15)

Dropped off: Evan Engram (11), I think the Jags passing game is different than it was last year. I expect Brian Thomas to be the top target, which leaves everyone else fighting for scraps. Engram/Kirk somewhat overlap. A reason I dropped off Engram and not Njoku, is because I can still see a scenario where Njoku becomes the Browns #1 pass catcher, not seeing that with Engram. Also wonder if Brenton Strange cuts into snaps a bit, as he's been decent in Engram's absence.
 
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I've been saying this every week but I feel like Brian Robinson Jr should be higher. I also thought I would see Chase Brown crack this list but I guess not quite.
 
I see what you're saying about Njoku but he's injured again. This is looking like a lost season for him... but at that point in the TE range I don't know what's better.
 
Chase Brown should be creeping on to the end of that RB list

edit: can't forget....Montgomery still too low ;)
Chase Brown was in the 40 to 30 cutoff, alongside Tank Bigsby. Similar situations those 2, where they look like the better RB on the team, but its such a small sample size.

If Moss is out, I think Brown jumps into the top-20, but everything I've read is that Moss wasn't hurt that bad and isn't expected to miss any time.
 
Feels like you're down on Jordan Mason just a bit. Is that entirely related to the presence of McCaffrey?

He's not heavily involved in the passing game but he has a league high 105 carries and is averaging 5.1 ypc. He has put up more fantasy points than a lot of the guys you have in front of him.
 
love your stuff.

why has mike evans dropped after a 2 td performance?
More about moving up London (even bigger game, and a clear upward trend) Diggs (Collins injury, Dell in rearview) and Adams (more likely to play this week than last) I guess you could argue Olave, but I'm of the belief that game was about Trent McDuffie than Olave.

I do like Godwin more than Evans, as I think he's much more consistent, and I think the new offense is better suited for him.
 
I've been saying this every week but I feel like Brian Robinson Jr should be higher. I also thought I would see Chase Brown crack this list but I guess not quite.
Robinson has been RB12 in PPG, and his best game came in the week they didn't have Ekeler. I think he's a solid RB2, who has been running hot on TDs which I feel are much less sustainable than yards, where he's been more hit/miss.
 
I see what you're saying about Njoku but he's injured again. This is looking like a lost season for him... but at that point in the TE range I don't know what's better.
Pretty much my thoughts as well. I don't wanna drop out on a guy who is clearly a talent, and also potentially a top option. But yeah, the injuries are getting to be a lot. Haven't heard anything yet on the knee injury, but I'm under the impression its not major.
 
Jared Goff? Had a great game last week and then was on a bye this week.
Great game is probably pushing it, at least fantasy wise. He had a solid game (his 1st this season) that got pushed up because of a fluky TD catch that likely never happens again in his career. He's played some really bad football for most of this season.

He was in the 20 to 15 cutoff, and in the middle of that pack. I like Kirk Cousins more than Goff for instance.
 
Feels like you're down on Jordan Mason just a bit. Is that entirely related to the presence of McCaffrey?

He's not heavily involved in the passing game but he has a league high 105 carries and is averaging 5.1 ypc. He has put up more fantasy points than a lot of the guys you have in front of him.
Yes. CMC's timetable is still uncertain, but there is talk it could be as soon as week 7, with week 10 being the latest. While I don't think it goes back to 2023 levels of CMC workload domination, I think Mason could potentially be closer to a handcuff, or hope for a TD flex once that happens.

He's top-8 in any game CMC is out though, despite the lack of receiving.
 
I think Mooney is one of the forty best wr's in the league but he didn't make your list. What kept you from including him?
He was the last WR omission, but I want to see a little bit more, and in a game where Cousins doesn't throw 58 times. He was averaging 3-56 before the TB game. I still think Atlanta wants to be a run 1st team.
 
You done lost your mind not having JJ at 1. He made Sam freaking Darnold relevant. Nabers can reach that level, but JJ and Chase are on a level I don’t really remember unless going back to the days of Randy Moss.
 
Geno is going to blow up soon. Too many yards for 1 TD a game
Seattle is pass heavy, until they get inside the redzone, then they are very run heavy, even when Walker was out. I'm sure he'll have some multi-TD games, but I don't see him being above league average there.
 
You done lost your mind not having JJ at 1. He made Sam freaking Darnold relevant. Nabers can reach that level, but JJ and Chase are on a level I don’t really remember unless going back to the days of Randy Moss.
If I were ranking WRs just on their NFL ability, Jefferson would be #1 in a tier of his own. I honestly think he's better than Randy Moss was. Having said that, like you said, he made Sam Darnold relevant, but his QB is still Sam Darnold, who has looked a little more Darnold-like of late.

I think Chase is an overrated NFL WR, who while very good, I think Burrow helps him at least as much as he helps Burrow. Chase is better in fantasy than I think he is as an NFL WR.

From a historical skill level, I think Chase isn't even top-10 since Moss. I mean, Julio Jones, Antonio Brown, DeAndre Hopkins, Davante Adams, Brandon Marshall, Steve Smith, Andre Johnson, AJ Green, Larry Fitzgerald, Calvin Johnson. I'm probably leaving someone out. Maybe Chase can get there, but I haven't seen him consistently on that level yet.
 
No Kareem Hunt?
I'll cross post from the Hunt thread:

I feel like I'm not seeing what everyone else is. Hunt has looked pretty average to me, and his value is 100% volume related. He's not breaking tackles, he's not catching passes, and he's not explosive (none of his 41 attempts have gone for over 15 yards.) Hunt has worn down each of the last 3 years, and I think if he keeps up this workload, it'll be 4 years, and it'll be quick.

I'd be selling high.
 
Good stuff ‘Dogg. I don’t understand Harrison at 8 and Thomas Jr at 25. And how Hunt is not listed but Pacheco is. We may have to face facts with Mahomes. He hasn’t been top 10 in a single week since mid last season
 
No Kareem Hunt?
I'll cross post from the Hunt thread:

I feel like I'm not seeing what everyone else is. Hunt has looked pretty average to me, and his value is 100% volume related. He's not breaking tackles, he's not catching passes, and he's not explosive (none of his 41 attempts have gone for over 15 yards.) Hunt has worn down each of the last 3 years, and I think if he keeps up this workload, it'll be 4 years, and it'll be quick.

I'd be selling high.
I disagree with this as noted in the Hunt thread. Especially the explosiveness comparisons to Pacheco. Stats say they are the same type of player
 
D'Andre Swift (NR), Travis Homer going down was somehow the catalyst for Swift's breakout. Swift has stopped being pulled on 3rd downs, and has been getting into some rhythm. I'm probably undervaluing him, because I just don't like him as a player. If his role stays liek it has been these last 2 weeks, there is top-15ish upside.
I'd have probably placed him in the Tier above but I cant argue with your explanation (which is fair) honestly if this is all I have to nitpick at, you've done a pretty decent job in your rankings.

well done.
 
You done lost your mind not having JJ at 1. He made Sam freaking Darnold relevant. Nabers can reach that level, but JJ and Chase are on a level I don’t really remember unless going back to the days of Randy Moss.
If I were ranking WRs just on their NFL ability, Jefferson would be #1 in a tier of his own. I honestly think he's better than Randy Moss was. Having said that, like you said, he made Sam Darnold relevant, but his QB is still Sam Darnold, who has looked a little more Darnold-like of late.

I think Chase is an overrated NFL WR, who while very good, I think Burrow helps him at least as much as he helps Burrow. Chase is better in fantasy than I think he is as an NFL WR.

From a historical skill level, I think Chase isn't even top-10 since Moss. I mean, Julio Jones, Antonio Brown, DeAndre Hopkins, Davante Adams, Brandon Marshall, Steve Smith, Andre Johnson, AJ Green, Larry Fitzgerald, Calvin Johnson. I'm probably leaving someone out. Maybe Chase can get there, but I haven't seen him consistently on that level yet.
I’ve been watching the NFL since the mid 80’s and Chase is one of the best WRs with the ball in his hands that I have ever seen. What he does after the catch in traffic is wild and his threat to get over the top on every play opens up all the underneath stuff for him. It really is pick your poison with him. To me, he’s a taller less crazy version of Tyreek Hill.

Jefferson may be the best combination of football IQ, route running and athleticism of all time. He reminds me of Larry Fitzgerald, but more explosive.
 
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Mahomes at #8. :ponder: I certainly understand the reluctance to move him down too much because he is who he is. But this 'grinder' is not a new development. He still has magic moments (that scramble) but there are at least 4 QB's behind him on your list that seem better set-up to produce and have been. Losing weapons is losing weapons...

Olave...he's close to 40 games into his career. He has 10 TD's. He should be lower and not above Mike Evans IMO and for those stumping for Shaheed to be higher than #33, I just think their rankings should be closer together.

Joe Mixon...he's certainly missed in that offense, but I know you consider injuries in your rankings, and I'd be concerned about his lingering even when he's back. Something is off here.

MHJ at 8 and BTJ at 25 seems too large a delta.
 
You are certainly not alone - but a lot of smart people are missing out on Baker Mayfield.

Last season, he was QB10 in a fairly standard scoring league. This year he is QB2 through 5 weeks. He really only has 2 tough games remaining all season - this week, and GW15.

The new reality is - and was last year too - he is a top-10 QB in that offense.
 
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Mahomes at #8. :ponder: I certainly understand the reluctance to move him down too much because he is who he is. But this 'grinder' is not a new development. He still has magic moments (that scramble) but there are at least 4 QB's behind him on your list that seem better set-up to produce and have been. Losing weapons is losing weapons...

Olave...he's close to 40 games into his career. He has 10 TD's. He should be lower and not above Mike Evans IMO and for those stumping for Shaheed to be higher than #33, I just think their rankings should be closer together.

Joe Mixon...he's certainly missed in that offense, but I know you consider injuries in your rankings, and I'd be concerned about his lingering even when he's back. Something is off here.

MHJ at 8 and BTJ at 25 seems too large a delta.
Kyler, Dak, Purdy, and Mayfield I assume? Purdy could be a guy who moves up if the offense stays this pass heavy when CMC is back.

Brian Thomas is a guy who could absolutely be higher, I just want to see the Jags stop screwing around and playing him fewer snaps than Gabe Davis. He's been a little TD dependent because he's had to make the most of his somewhat limited snaps. I do think Harrison might be a slight buy-low right now. SF really sold out to stop him Sunday, with Ward and a S over the top.
 
You are certainly not alone - but a lot of smart people are missing out on Baker Mayfield.

Last season, he was QB10 in a fairly standard scoring league. This year he is QB2 through 5 weeks. He really only has 2 tough games remaining all season - this week, and GW15.

The new reality is - and was last year too - he is a top-10 QB in that offense.
As someone who has dynasty shares of both Godwin and Evans, I'd love if this was the new normal. Its possible I'm being a little light on Baker to his career history, but like Darnold to an even greater extent, I'd rather err on the side of caution, especially with guys who don't normally run much, despite Baker's rushing success so far.
 
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Mahomes at #8. :ponder: I certainly understand the reluctance to move him down too much because he is who he is. But this 'grinder' is not a new development. He still has magic moments (that scramble) but there are at least 4 QB's behind him on your list that seem better set-up to produce and have been. Losing weapons is losing weapons...

Olave...he's close to 40 games into his career. He has 10 TD's. He should be lower and not above Mike Evans IMO and for those stumping for Shaheed to be higher than #33, I just think their rankings should be closer together.

Joe Mixon...he's certainly missed in that offense, but I know you consider injuries in your rankings, and I'd be concerned about his lingering even when he's back. Something is off here.

MHJ at 8 and BTJ at 25 seems too large a delta.
Kyler, Dak, Purdy, and Mayfield I assume? Purdy could be a guy who moves up if the offense stays this pass heavy when CMC is back.

Brian Thomas is a guy who could absolutely be higher, I just want to see the Jags stop screwing around and playing him fewer snaps than Gabe Davis. He's been a little TD dependent because he's had to make the most of his somewhat limited snaps. I do think Harrison might be a slight buy-low right now. SF really sold out to stop him Sunday, with Ward and a S over the top.
Hmmm. I’ve watched every Jags game and Thomas seems to always be on the field. Have to look at the stats
 
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Mahomes at #8. :ponder: I certainly understand the reluctance to move him down too much because he is who he is. But this 'grinder' is not a new development. He still has magic moments (that scramble) but there are at least 4 QB's behind him on your list that seem better set-up to produce and have been. Losing weapons is losing weapons...

Olave...he's close to 40 games into his career. He has 10 TD's. He should be lower and not above Mike Evans IMO and for those stumping for Shaheed to be higher than #33, I just think their rankings should be closer together.

Joe Mixon...he's certainly missed in that offense, but I know you consider injuries in your rankings, and I'd be concerned about his lingering even when he's back. Something is off here.

MHJ at 8 and BTJ at 25 seems too large a delta.
Kyler, Dak, Purdy, and Mayfield I assume? Purdy could be a guy who moves up if the offense stays this pass heavy when CMC is back.

Brian Thomas is a guy who could absolutely be higher, I just want to see the Jags stop screwing around and playing him fewer snaps than Gabe Davis. He's been a little TD dependent because he's had to make the most of his somewhat limited snaps. I do think Harrison might be a slight buy-low right now. SF really sold out to stop him Sunday, with Ward and a S over the top.
Hmmm. I’ve watched every Jags game and Thomas seems to always be on the field. Have to look at the stats
73% for Thomas. Some concern that targets could take a hit with Engram returning as well, as Lawrence loves Engram.
 
Where do you see Dell for the next month with Nico on IR?
Possibly the high-end WR3 range (the Brian Thomas tier) but I also feel like Dell hasn't looked as explosive this year, so while an increase in targets can't hurt, I don't know that we'll see the guy we saw last year.
 
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Mahomes at #8. :ponder: I certainly understand the reluctance to move him down too much because he is who he is. But this 'grinder' is not a new development. He still has magic moments (that scramble) but there are at least 4 QB's behind him on your list that seem better set-up to produce and have been. Losing weapons is losing weapons...

Olave...he's close to 40 games into his career. He has 10 TD's. He should be lower and not above Mike Evans IMO and for those stumping for Shaheed to be higher than #33, I just think their rankings should be closer together.

Joe Mixon...he's certainly missed in that offense, but I know you consider injuries in your rankings, and I'd be concerned about his lingering even when he's back. Something is off here.

MHJ at 8 and BTJ at 25 seems too large a delta.
Kyler, Dak, Purdy, and Mayfield I assume? Purdy could be a guy who moves up if the offense stays this pass heavy when CMC is back.

Brian Thomas is a guy who could absolutely be higher, I just want to see the Jags stop screwing around and playing him fewer snaps than Gabe Davis. He's been a little TD dependent because he's had to make the most of his somewhat limited snaps. I do think Harrison might be a slight buy-low right now. SF really sold out to stop him Sunday, with Ward and a S over the top.
Hmmm. I’ve watched every Jags game and Thomas seems to always be on the field. Have to look at the stats
73% for Thomas. Some concern that targets could take a hit with Engram returning as well, as Lawrence loves Engram.
I guarantee you Lawrence already loves Thomas more
 
Carr going down throws a big kink in the Olave and Shaheed rankings, namely because we don't know if it'll be Haener or Rattler, and we don't know if it won't just be 70% The Alvin Kamara Show instead of 30% like it is now. But Olave at 16 is too high because he's completely ignored in the red zone and is no threat for a TD. If you made me bet $100 each week on which team's WR1 would NOT score a TD, Olave might be the safest bet there is.

Shaheed at 33 feels too low for a guy that's gotten targeted like he has. He's boom/bust for sure because of the long TDs, but he's gotten more targets than Olave and he's given shots for the end zone every game. Olave isn't.
 
Re: Tucker Kraft as a sell high based on not sustaining this pace, as I said in his thread: there’s a ton of room to regress from his 2 game pace and still be well ahead of his 5 game pace, which includes two Malik Willis games and nevertheless has him at TE3 overall (half ppr). I don’t think he’s getting you 17 points a week but it doesn’t feel unreasonable to continue on the two big games per 3 meh games cadence at all, with the big games being maybe a little smaller and the meh games being a little less meh
 
No Kareem Hunt?
I'll cross post from the Hunt thread:

I feel like I'm not seeing what everyone else is. Hunt has looked pretty average to me, and his value is 100% volume related. He's not breaking tackles, he's not catching passes, and he's not explosive (none of his 41 attempts have gone for over 15 yards.) Hunt has worn down each of the last 3 years, and I think if he keeps up this workload, it'll be 4 years, and it'll be quick.

I'd be selling high.
The thing is, they are never down big, so the opportunity is there for him. The backups are just guys.
 
I've been saying this every week but I feel like Brian Robinson Jr should be higher. I also thought I would see Chase Brown crack this list but I guess not quite.
I still don't see it. As WAS fan, it's pretty much RBBC. Robinson's last game was 7 carries for 18 yards. He punched in 2 TDs but they are using all the RBs and Daniels at the goal line. So I don't think Robinson is a TD vulture. Just got lucky they didn't get in on previous goal line plays. He has under 40 yards in 3 of the 5 games and has by far the lowest Yards per run of the 3 running backs. He will have some nice games, but it really is RBBC here in DC.

I'll also eat a previous week post of mine saying McLaurin was not a #1 WR. Maybe not in fantasy, but he is clearly the #1 WAS WR.
 
I've been saying this every week but I feel like Brian Robinson Jr should be higher. I also thought I would see Chase Brown crack this list but I guess not quite.
I still don't see it. As WAS fan, it's pretty much RBBC. Robinson's last game was 7 carries for 18 yards. He punched in 2 TDs but they are using all the RBs and Daniels at the goal line. So I don't think Robinson is a TD vulture. Just got lucky they didn't get in on previous goal line plays. He has under 40 yards in 3 of the 5 games and has by far the lowest Yards per run of the 3 running backs. He will have some nice games, but it really is RBBC here in DC
Interesting. Would you sell high on Robinson in this case?
 

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