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Let's start with the running backs here and we'll go to the S tier. We're going to start with, of course, Jonathan Taylor who is averaging 27 points per game right now in fantasy football. He's absolutely otherworldly in fantasy football. Just a complete cheat code. So, you have to start every running back discussion with him.
Now, the next two guys, Chris McAffrey is averaging 24 and a half points per game this year and Bejian Robinson at 21 and a half. Personally, we're going to keep these guys in the same tier. In my personal rankings, I have Bejon Robinson in a tier of his own just because I think I would take Taylor McAffrey over Bon right now. But these are the three guys again that are going to have league winning upside for you at the running back position. They're all scoring 21 plus points per game and they're all kind of killing it right now. And so if you have one of these three three guys, congratulations because they're helping you win a fantasy football championship.
Then in the A tier, no big changes here. At least at the top, you've got your guys like Gibbs, Achan, Jacobs who are just so consistent. I mean, they have touchdown upside any given week. They can elevate them up to, you know, 30 points anytime. Um, they're all phenomenal. And then you got James Cook who's bounced back uh from his slow run before the uh by week. Saquon Barkley finally bouncing back. He's showing what he's capable of. I do think if he can kind of get over this uh little injury tweak that he had at the end of last game that he should be fine rest of the season. And the the big change here, I think, is just putting Javvante here in the A tier. I'm tired of shorting Javvante um and putting him in a tier below all of these guys when the reality is he's just been one of the most consistent running backs in fantasy football this season. I mean he's essentially guaranteed to get you 15 plus points every single week. Um just like I I mean he's been more consistent than James Cook this season than Saquon this season. Um so again I think he deserves to be in here. I think he's earned it. Um so happy to put him in the A tier.
Starting in the B tier we'll go with Kairen Williams. Kairen is, you know, continuing to be a low-end running back one rest of the season. By Irving will be when he comes back. Hopefully, he returns after the bye-week. Ashton Genty, you continue to get kind of a mixed bag with Genty so far this year. We've kind of held steady with him. Um, but they just had their by-week. We'll see what he does against Jacksonville uh in week nine coming off a game in week seven where he only had four points against Kansas City. But it was a tough matchup. Derrick Henry uh rest of the season running back the 13. I feel like that's pretty reasonable. He's like the running back 19 on points per game basis right now. We're obviously projecting him have a better rest of season than he has had the beginning of the season. But it doesn't mean that he's going to like go back to being a top three running back. So I I I don't know if where we're pulling that out of based on the conversations we've had in the flock league, but we do still project him to be very good rest of the season. Um I have him at 12, Nathan has him at 13. So we have him as a lowend running back one rest of the year anywhere in this tier. And then Quinn Sean Judkins, you know, obviously we're still looking for the injury status here with Judkins, right? Uh I haven't really heard anything. He's considered dayto-day is the last thing that um I see on the headlines. And so with Quinn Sean, just know that he's going to be a little bit more boomer. Yes, he's getting 20 plus carries per game, but he's getting zero targets per game. So in the games where he doesn't score touchdowns this year, he has four, three, 13, and 10 points. And so you just have to know that there is a little bit of give with Quinnon Judkins weekly production when he doesn't score a touchdown, but he is getting 20 plus carries per game. So that touchdown upside is going to be high. It's a bad offense, but he's a guy that's getting so much volume that we have to put him in this B tier.
Yeah. Then we got a smaller tier, the Ctier starting with Bree Hall. Reese Hall has just been really really inconsistent. So, I don't want to like short him having a great 32-point week against Cincinnati, but you do want to take that matchup with a grain of salt. Cincinnati has one of the worst defenses in the NFL. Most teams are going to be very productive against against that defense, and I don't think Jos Fields is going to look the way that he that he did against Cincy every single week. So, coming out of the buy, we're going to have to see more consistency in two matchups that are really, really rough. Cleveland and New England. Um, I I don't think realistically you're going to see two hyperproductive weeks from Bree Hall. Again, he can transcend situation any given week, but I'm just not going to bet on him being like ultra consistent on the down the stretch here, which is why we're going to keep him in the C tier. Um, but he still is a very solid start every single week. Travis CTN also kind of just showing what his floor is and his carries aren't getting any better in terms of his weekly volume. So, that's something we're going to want to keep an eye on. But, he is still the bellcow there. facial suit and hasn't really eaten into his workload like a lot of people thought he would this season. DeAndre Swift on the way up. Um if he continues this nice tear, you could honestly make an argument to move him up rankings and put him in the B tier as well. Um we're we're definitely well on our way to uh that. But this is again a stretch for Swift that we expected him to start to really pop off. He's got Cincy the Giants in Minnesota the next few weeks and then kind of tougher down the stretch with Pittsburgh, Philly, Green Bay, and Cleveland. Green Bay twice actually. So, some tougher run defenses towards the end of the season, which is why we're going to be a little conservative with his ROS outlook. You might see a mixed bag with Swift. And then Omar Hampton will sit down here until he's back healthy, but we're not expecting him to be back until closer to playoff time. So, that's just going to that's going to knock him big time. Jaylen Warren will be in here. He's the most consistent, honestly. Has the highest floor of uh anyone in this range with maybe the exception of ETM, but Jaylen Warren has uh been really solid and he actually of uh any running back in this range, not even in this tier, but like any non- elite running back, Warren has one of the best rest of season schedules. Cincinnati, Chicago, Buffalo, Baltimore, Miami, um in Detroit over the next like six weeks. He's got the Colts and the Chargers as well. I mean, that is those are a lot of really favorable run defenses in terms of like him being able to put up some some nice production and his receiving upside elevates uh his production as well.
In the Dtier, we'll start with JK Dobbins who a lot of people are going to be moving down their rankings after R.J. Harvey had three touchdown on like seven touches. Um, realistically, you're looking at the production there and the volume there for JK Dobbins that hasn't really changed and so we're not going to document our rankings just yet. Alvin Kamar continues to be kind of mid. That offense is taking a little bit of a shift now with Tyler Shuck being named the starting QB. We'll see if that has a positive impact on Kamar. I would hope it does, but I just realistically can't bring myself to think they're going to score any more touchdowns, which is a big problem with what his production profile has been so far this year. Worth noting they we have Alvin Kamara four and a half spots higher than the experts. So, we're still dragging our feet a little bit there. It looks like Chase Brown. Um, you know, that's somebody that experts are higher on than us with Brown. Obviously, he's had a couple good games, but um you know, I don't think we I I still don't think we have a large enough sample size of him performing at a high consistent level. Even though he had a 25point game, I'm not going to move him up four spots because of that. And I feel like most people um are doing that. And so, the snap share was exactly the same. The carries were exactly the same. Of course, he just had two touchdowns in this game. He's not going to have two touchdowns every game. And so, you got to be a little bit careful with Chase Brown and moving him too far up after one two touchdown performance from him. Cory Koski Merritt really didn't do anything against the Chiefs, but again, that's a pretty common theme with running backs playing the Chiefs this season. We're not freaking out there. We'll keep him here. David Montgomery, obviously the Lions, um, didn't play. And so, um, you know, I still think Monty has more touchdown upside than a lot of these guys down here. And that's kind of why we have him here. And then Tyron Tracy moves way up. Um, I have him at 23. Nathan has him at 30. So, we're splitting the difference here a little bit, but it can be anywhere in this Dtier in my opinion. And I'm fine with it. With Tracy, I don't think it's an absolute like given that he's going to be a top 20 running back option rest of the season from a production standpoint. I have him at 23 and I do think even with getting the attempts that he's going to get, there's still going to be um limited upside compared to what Scataboo had.
He was replaced for a reason. A and Deon Singleary is also going to be involved there still even though it's going to be minimal. We're just going to have to wait and see how productive Tyrant Tracy is. Fact of the matter is I just don't think he's as talented as Cam Scataboo and I don't think he's going to be as fantasy productive as Scataboo. So I don't think you can just swap those two guys in and out.
F tier, we just have a bunch of committees here. Honestly, Rico and Chuba, 50-50 swap. You tell me any given week who's going to be the number one guy there. Uh same with Kenneth Walker and Charbanet. Who's going to get the touchdowns? It's been Charbanet of recent. Woody Mars is just very boom bust. Jordan Mason and Aaron Jones. They're back to their 50/50 split where neither of them are really going to be ultra productive. They're going to be very dependent on touchdowns. Kimani Vidal is a short-term rental, right? Until Hampton comes back healthy, he's not going to be worth anything once playoff time comes around. from Andre Stevenson uh is just he's a he's a top running back option in an offense that just doesn't really like their running backs to be the focal point there and Raandre is just he he's just not consistent enough as well. He's very touched on our bus. I view him very similar to Woody Marks honestly in this range. Trey Benson is a guy that I think is capable of getting out of this tier once he's back healthy. Just want to be conservative with him. Waiting to see when he's going to be designated to come off IR. Hoping next week
In the Gtier. We'll start with RJ. Harvey again, not moving him way up our rankings until we see like an increased workload consistently. Tony Pard kind of the same thing. I mean with Pard Spears continues to get um a lot of the work there, but I mean even against Indianapolis, he had six points on 11 carries. He's just not efficient at all. Isaiah Pacheco kind of the same thing. It looked like he tore his ACL and then he went to the trainers table and they like said, "All right, you're good." And he jumped off. He's still the running back 37 on the year. I mean, you can't expect to start him every week and get any positive results. Rashad White's going to be moving down now that he's not going to be the starter there with Bucky Irving returning soon. Um, he is somebody you can start every week and get five to 10 points probably, but not anything you're going to want to start on consistent basis. Tayvon Henderson fumbled I think at the goal line in this last game. Um, so, you know, here's the thing though, it shouldn't matter because you don't get penalized for fumbles in offense and so
Who cares? Uh, he had 10 carries which was the second most of the season. He had five points against Cleveland. It was a tough Cleveland defense and tough matchup though. And then Ta Spears already mentioned uh in the same tier as Tony Pard and you just don't know which of those running backs and a bad offense you're going to get. Now he did have 17 points against Indianapolis um because he did have that touchdown and he had three receptions for 23 yards as well. So he had the better game. I think he's probably
A lot of garbage time. I I think he's probably still though the if I had to choose one of them to roster, I'd probably choose Tai at this point just with the receiving upside. But yeah, a lot of it was garbage time and so you got to keep that in mind as well. Uh context is important and we're not going to move him way up after that. And then the last year here, Kenny Gainwell, Jaylen Warren continues to have the line share of that backfield. So I don't think Gainwell is a startable option at this point. Tutin hasn't really cut into ETN's workload. Kareem Hunt is has has red zone upside every week, but you just when he doesn't score touchdowns, he's going to use zero
Is week to week, so he's got some
So he might he might be, you know, somebody you have to consider short-term. Nick Chub again, it's he's getting still consistent carries, but what he marks as the most productive guy there by far. Michael Carter was dropped, but picked back up. We'll leave him in here. Joe Mixon Tyler, Dylan Samson, Ali Gordon again. I mean, that's not a ton to talk about down here. Let's go to wide receivers now. Let's start in the S tier. Uh, the guy that Nathan just traded up for in the flock league, Puka Nakua, is going to be up here at the top. Um, Jamar Chase, my guy, is going to be here at number two. We've got all these guys in the same tier. So, take any of these guys as the wide receiver one rest of season that you want. Nua, Chase, Aman, St. Brown, JSN, and CDLM. I think every single one of these five guys, you can make an argument for them to be the rest of season, wide receiver one in fantasy football. All of them have their good arguments and all of them have their drawbacks, right? So, any way you want to arrange these guys is fine. But this is this these are the receivers if you have them. They are the premier wide receivers in fantasy football and you're really happy with it.
In the A tier though, you've got Justin Jefferson and Rasheed Rice and Drake London and and and I'm pretty close I'm pretty close to putting Rice in the S tier at this point. I mean
He's doing exactly what we thought he was going to. Nine nine receptions for 93 yards. I mean he's he's incredible. He Rashi Rice is actually incredible and and rest of the season I would prefer him over Justin Jefferson. I would prefer him over Drake London. So I'm very close to putting him in the S tier. um vers Justin Jefferson, the quarterback situation is going to get worse there. I don't know how you look at Justin Jefferson and think that he's going to take a big league the rest of the season realistically. And so I while he's still you have to rank him just for from a talent perspective alone above all the guys. The Btier actually gets fairly ugly when you're ranking these guys and Justin Jefferson you're just going to take over them. But multiple things can be true here. I think he's better than the rest of the B tier, but I also think there's a significant drop off from from the S tier to the I mean, the more I even think about this, the more I I would pretty clearly take Rice over him. Um, so I I we'll figure that out. But London uh in the last spot here is also just hit or miss. He's just hit or miss, man. And the Falcons can be kind of hit or miss as well. And so it makes it a little bit confusing and how we're ranking Drake London, who's been the wide receiver 27. He had that 25 and he had the buy and then 31 points. And then week seven against San Francisco, he had eight points and then he didn't play in week eight against
They don't target him like crazy every single week. I don't either. They did last year.
No, he's he's had eight or more targets in all but one of his games so far. And so that is good. He's got to stay healthy though. He's 23 minutes ago Drake and ready to practice. So hopefully when he hope I think he really is truly like an A tier option and I would probably rank him above Jefferson at this point as well if I'm being honest. But it gets a little bit messy and this B tier is then kind of just the step down next tier wide receivers we have ranked. Yeah, Rome in a situation where um DeAndre Swift has really come out and honestly started to take away from some of the production upside of everybody else in that offense. Um so that that is something to keep an eye on, but I do think Rome still is going to be able to elevate his floor if he can continue to get the target volume that he has been getting. He's the number one there. Amecha um and everyone else in that offense honestly with all the injuries that the Bucks have suffered from has just kind of taken a step back. I think you've had three straight singledigit performances from Igbuka. So, uh, we were wondering if he would kind of fall back a little bit and fall back down to earth and that was going to be with the assumption that Mike Evans and Godwin were going to be there. There hasn't been Mike Evans or Godwin there and he still has not been very productive. Baker hasn't been either, but he's still the wide receiver seven on the season heading out of the buy. New England Buffalo, the Rams. That's that's a tough three matchups there. So, we'll see what happens with Igbuka, but again, this is why he's going to be a tier below those guys in the A tier. Nico Collins very boom bust in an offense that's very boom bust. I think it's very matchup dependent any given week. Are they going to be able to get pressure on Straoud or not? If they do, Nico is not going to have a good day. If they don't, then he's gonna have a great day. Uh Garrett Wilson just in a terrible offense where he's going to continue to command target volume and uh is very clear how much he was missed when he was down with the injury. Um we would expect him to kind of pick back up right where he left off before he went down with that sprain. Um he should be totally fine. Courtland Sutton, Ben has been boom busty as well. These are kind of the boom bust receivers in the B tier that have elite level upside. Um, but they all deserve to be here. Courtland Sutton in probably the best second best situation in this tier. Um, so not really worried about Troy Franklin taking away from him long term.
All right, going to the Ctier here. We'll start with Devonte Adams. Um, Puka's back now, so it's going to, you know, limit his upside. He has mostly red zone upside, but it's elite red zone upside, and you have to acknowledge that. Lad Mani has has kind of moved back up in our rankings. We're split on him by about five spots. I have him a little bit higher, but he's just from his target volume has just skyrocketed back up and I don't think it's going to change the season. Yeah. Uh Jaylen Wadd, we both have him at about 17. And um you know, with Wadd,
Obviously, there's not they're not Tua is not going to throw for four touchdowns every week, but he did have 20 points against Atlanta after that tough game against Cleveland and in the basically a windstorm. But when you're considering the last couple games without Tyreek Hill, the last four games he had the one against Cleveland, which was again in a windstorm, and then 2015 and 23 points, he's a wide receiver, 13 on the year, and I think this ranking is more than warranted at this point. George Pickkins, uh, you you've continued to see more or less what George Pickins is going to be with CD Lamb in that offense. He had 14 points and 12 points in the last two weeks with CD Lamb. Still had decent target volume, but no touchdowns, and his upside's, you know, 12 to 14 points without a touchdown. Now, obviously, 18 point upside with a touchdown is great. He's still the wide receiver three on the year, but um he has one week until his buy and so um good match up against Arizona. George Pickkins is still a pretty solid option for the rest of the year. Z Flowers getting Lamar Jackson back. We're going to keep him here. Hoping that that really does help him. He's still been like kind of steady. Uh just not anything over the top crazy. Michael Pitman, we both moved up quite a bit. I I have I have him at 15. I have I have Michael Pitman at 15. He's the wide receiver six in the year. I get that he hasn't had his bye-week, but I mean, we're talking about Michael Pitman's, you know, he he is the top option in one of the top top offenses in the league. Like, I I don't know. I don't know what else we want to see from him. So, I have him ranked very aggressively. We have him anywhere in the Ctier, but I have him at the top of this tier. AJ Brown kind of the same thing in the sense that um you could put him anywhere in this tier, but it's just not great right now. He he obviously he didn't play uh against the Giants and now they're on a by-week, but he's the wide receiver 32 on the year. I I think in my opinion, I think Dvonte Smith's outperforming him right now. And so from an NFL perspective, and we're going to have Dvonte Smith in this tier as well, by the way. So arrange these guys however you want. I think I mean Dvonte Smith's outproducing him. When you're looking at AJ Brown, the wide receiver, 32 so far on the year. And when you're looking at Dvonte Smith, the wide receiver 10 on the year. He's actually been really good. Um and he's only scored two touchdowns on the year as well. And so you can arrange those guys any way you want. Then Chris Olave absolutely deserves to be anywhere in this year you want him. Um he he is the wide receiver nine in the year still had 14 points against Tampa Bay in week eight he's just been really steady and he's just targets have been great and he's still you know even without a touchdown in week eight had 14 points and so we like to see that. So um all all of these guys again like I you feel pretty solid with these guys. I honestly feel just as good about most of these guys in the C tier as I do with the guys in the B tier at this point a lot of them. And so it's kind of the sweet spot for some good wide receiver value guys producing at a wide receiver, you know, two or higher level that you're getting a little bit cheaper at the moment.
Debo at the top of the D tier continues to move down our rankings because he's he's been banged up and it shows. Um, and that situation just isn't getting any better with Jaden Daniels missing who knows how much time with the hamstring injury. T McMillan also a guy that just continues to fall. Um, he he's just I don't know if it's all going to come together in terms of consistent production for Tet. He had a 16-pointer against Buffalo. good for him in a garbage time game. Six points the day the week before. Um, we're just not seeing the crazy upside yet for him and you're seeing kind of the fluctuation in target volume any given week. Then you have Green Bay next week which is tough. Then an easier one against New Orleans and Atlanta and San Fran kind of iffy and then the Rams and then the buy. I I don't know what to do with T McMillan honestly at this point. I don't think either of us do. Low-end wide receiver two at the moment. borderline high-end wide receiver three. Um, it's just it's a tough situation to navigate. BTJ, when's he going to come on? Now he's got the shoulder injury. Is he going to be ready to go after the by-week? We'll see. Um but he's just not been consistent. Um and Travis Hunter is now on the up. DK Metaf has been DK Metaf. I I don't know at this point what else to say about DK other than this situation has not shown or proven to be any better than his situation with JSN in Seattle. And even though he's the number one guy there and has big play upside and is probably gonna have a great day against the Colts um because every wide receiver has a good day against the Colts, you're just not going to see it consistently every single week, but he's a good flex option. T Higgins um came back down to earth in terms of his target volume last week. Only had two targets on the day. Salvages day with like 140 yard touchdown. Um that was his only reception on the day. Joe Flacco is now banged up as well. Uh so we'll see how long that lasts. Xavier Worthy. Uh he is touchdown. I wouldn't say touchdown or bust, but even when he gets a touchdown, it's just really hard to see Worthy any given week eclipse like 20 points because all that target volume is going to Rashi and Travis Kelce and then it's being evenly distributed among every other wide receiver in that offense. Um and again, big play upside any given touch for Xavier Worthy, but he's probably going to get you like eight to 12 points with no touchdown, 18 points with a touchdown. Uh Marvin Harrison, that that situation is so disgusting. I I can't even talk about it. And then Jordan Addison uh with McCarthy coming back, we're both being pretty conservative with his rank. We've got him as a mid wide receiver three rest of the season, which some people might disagree with given his start off of the suspension. I I don't think you guys understand how much of a step down it is from the target volume alone that is provided from any quarterback not named JJ McCarthy. From what we saw, I mean, there is a direct correlation between Jefferson's target volume with McCarthy and with Carson Wentz. And unless McCarthy just turns into like a god at fan at at at the quarterback position after this screen, I I don't think we're gonna see that. Again, we've seen KOC work wonders before.
Um, but I don't think we're betting on it. And again, we're not going to be like super anti-Jfferson rest of the season, but I think we're going to be a little more conservative with Addison. I think he's going to be more boom bust.
Yeah, he's going to be pretty hit or miss in my opinion. Ftier, we'll start with Quinton Johnson, who's been, you know, pretty consistently just kind of sliding down. Um it kind of sucks like you know he played he he played 52% of snaps in week eight versus the uh Minnesota Vikings which is oddly low for him. Um he only on the field for 38 of 73 offensive snaps. Um Trey Harris actually played 43% of snaps in this game. That's really interesting to me. With as good as he looked, they actually decreased his snap share.
Yeah
That's actually wild. Mhm.
I mean, I think you have to dock him a little bit for this. He's still the wife she for 22 on the year, but um let's all remember that I turned QJ into Rishy Rice this year. And so that is one of my finest fantasy football works that I ever have accomplished. Uh Stfan Diggs I think could be higher. I think Stfan Diggs could be higher. I think the experts are too low on Stefon Diggs in my opinion. That's a good offense and a good quarterback and Stfon Diggs really when you're looking at his last five games 16 24 53 and 10 points. Obviously, you know, nothing groundbreaking but he hasn't scored any touchdowns until this last game. This was his first touchdown of the year. Now, I get that the volume's a little bit limited there. He's still the wide receiver 26 in the year. Terry McLaren came back and had a touchdown. He had 14 points in that game. Full point PPR leagues. He's also hurting his quad again evidently. I don't I haven't heard anything on Terry as of today, but I just I it's not great that it's lingering. He says it's all right. I don't care. It still makes me scared. Jameson Williams, you know, a lot of people are like completely done with Jameson Williams. We had J buy. Look, Jameson Williams is going to have plenty of good games this year. like I mean the rest of this year he is a guy that will absolutely turn it around in in in the later half of the season they're going to get him more involved. They didn't pay him for nothing. So even though he started slow I don't think he's dead in the water. Ricky Pieraw nothing much to talk about there. And then Khil Shakir um had a touchdown at the end of that game to kind of put that game away and he continues to be just consistent. I mean 26 11 17 14 two and 12 points. He's the wide receiver 33. He's just a guy you can flex and that's what he is. But um all of these guys we're getting into the shaky options now and the Gtier guys you you know may or may not want to start.
Yeah, the GT are the last guys that you're probably comfortable flexing any given week, but outside of that with the H and the I tier, it's going to get ugly. Travis Hunter on the up. We'll see if he can maintain this target volume or even like 75% of that target volume that you saw in that London game. Wandell Robinson uh just continues to show that he's a nice reliable option in terms of his target volume. He can take one to the house any given week and have a 15-point game, which is great as a flex option. Chris Godwin banged up right now. We'll see when he comes back healthy, but there's no Mike Evans, so he does have more upside than I think we were optimistic about previously, which was not optimistic at all. Josh DS, um, he's boom bust every single week as well, kind of touchdown or bust. He's the number two to to Michael Pitman at this point. And honestly, I mean, Alec Pierce is getting more opportunities on the field. Uh, DJ Moore salvaged his day last week with like a 40-yard reception and garbage time at the end of the game. if it were not for that, uh, he would have had his seventh, sixth or seventh single-digit game of the year. Um, so not really feeling about feeling great about him rest of the season. Then the guys in the H and the I tier, I'll just close it out here. Literally just going to give you guys these names because you don't want to start them. Meyers, Golden Cup, Jennings, Dobs, who's had a couple of good games this season. Ridley coming off the hamstring. Dos and Ridley, if you want to flex him uh, this week if you have to, then I guess it's fine. Keon Coleman at the top of the eye tier with Iayuk. Who knows when he's going to come back. They haven't even opened his 21-day practice window yet. Booty, Shahed, um Trey Tucker, couple of deep threats here with touchdown upside. Troy Franklin who had one of his two um great games this season. And then Jerry Judy, Kendrick Bourne, and Ell.
There you go. All right, let's go to tight ends now. U starting in the S tier just really by himself right now in our opinion is Trey McBride. Um McBride continues to produce at a very high level and you know, obviously you had to buy this last week, but before that he's had 29 and 21 in his last two games. He had the game at 9. is in double digits and look at his target volume, man. I mean, it's just ridiculous.
His floor is just higher than any other tight end.
It is. So, really, you're not getting that floor um from any other tight end, I think, right now in fantasy football. And so, even considering the start of the A tier here, Tyler Warren. Tyler Warren had nine points in his last game. He's got a little bit of a lower floor. He's had he had touchdowns in his three previous games. But I do think, you know, I would probably still take McBride over Warren every time. But then the rest of this A tier here, KD, Ferguson, Craft, and Bowowers. Bowowers obviously returning to practice this week, which is great news for him. Hopefully he comes back and returns to form. Tucker Craft had another huge game. Again, like do keep in mind Craft is going to be more boomer bust. Craft is going to have games of five points and then games of 30 points. Now, the last four games you've seen a little bit more consistency here. 10, 12, 16, and 33. But really, you just have to see the target stay up there. He's the tied in two rest of the season. And I think I I think or tied in two um overall so far this season. And I think he could be as high as tight and two in our rankings, which is why he's in this A tier as well. Uh, and then Jake Ferguson, you know, he had a he had a dud game in his last game which kind of sucked, but at the same time, he's still the tight end one on the season. Um, so I don't expect that to continue. Only had one target in that game against Denver. He's got a good match up against Arizona. They have a buy and I expect him to still be a top six tight end option rest of the season.
Yeah, them beats here is going to start with Leaporta. Um, he's boom bust as well, very similar to Craft, but just at a lesser scale. Um, Aronda Gatson has been the biggest riser here. We got him at tight end eight. I don't think that's aggressive given the landscape of tight ends right now in fantasy football. Um, he has been one of the most consistent high target volume tight ends in the NFL over the last month. Um, and if that continues, then he will find himself in the A tier solidly. Uh, Travis Kelce had a great day against Washington. Again, it was against Washington. Uh, so I don't think we're going to be super aggressive with his ranking. I think it belongs here in the B tier. Dallas, touchdown or bust. When he has touchdowns though, I feel like he gets two or three when he when he gets his touchdown games. So, uh, nice high upside there, just a low floor. Um, it's going to be very schematically dependent. And then the C in the Dtier streamable streamable options. Concaid, um, Harold Fannon, who has big games every once in a while and a bad offense. Kyle Pittz um, whose target volume has been higher than we've seen uh, since like his rookie season, honestly this year. Um, Hunter Henry, David and Jooku also belong here. And then the Dtier with Hawinson, Zs, Andrews, Jawan Johnson, Mason Taylor, and Ingram. don't none of them comm command enough target volume for them to be like consistently productive. Um they do need a touchdown to be ultra productive.
And then last but certainly not least, let's go to QBs now. S tier, three guys here, Allen, Mahomes, Jackson. Mahomes still producing as the top quarterback in fantasy football right now, but Allen and Jackson, you have to acknowledge the rushing upside there. And so they're going to be the top three options. A tier is going to be Drake May and Jaylen Herz. May continues to ball out. Herz obviously has the upside. Enjoy this last year. The tush push with Jaylen Herz is what I'll say. That B tier is all these productive guys that you feel good about every week starters. Dak Prescott, Jaden Daniels, Baker Mayfield. And I would probably cut the B tier there and move the Ctier up. Uh, and then do uh Justin Herbert, Daniel Jones, Caleb Williams, Bo Nicks, Jackson.
Herbert and Jones have been more consistent than Baker at this point.
They they have Baker has been Okay, so then let's let's let's start the Ctier at Baker Mayfield. So, it's Baker, Herbert, Jones, Caleb Williams, Bo Knicks, and Jackson Dart. Those are your like, you know, you you're probably starting them, but they're a little bit matchup dependent. The match up dependent guys or or by-week fillers here are going to be Jordan Love, Sam Darnold, Jared Goff, Matt Stafford, Kyler Maria, Brock Party, and then of course the F-tier guys. And so most of these guys, again, you're only really focused most leagues through the Ctier at this point. And so hopefully this helps. Hopefully you enjoy this video. If you do, again, drop a like. Make sure you're subscribed. Um, again, if you want to use our free tools, we've got the link pinned down in the comments for you. Just create a free account with Code Domain. You have access to all of our tools. We appreciate you guys. Thank you so much for watching and we'll see you here soon.