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You guys seem to enjoy this format last week. We're going to do it exactly the same this week. We're going to go game by game and rank every running back and wide receiver to help you make flex spot decisions and also running back and wide receiver positional.
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We'll start with the Las Vegas and Denver Broncos matchup. It is a it is a it is a bad matchup for the for the Raiders. It is a bad matchup. The the the defense of the Denver Broncos is very good for against wide receivers and against running backs here. And so well starting with the w the running back position um with Vegas. Ashen Genty obviously going to be a Ctier. He's still going to be a start. It is a tough matchup for Genty. So you start him. We don't have Raheem Moser ranked on here from the wide receiver standpoint on Vegas. It is a tough matchup. the toughest match up in the league against the Denver Broncos. And you also just had Jakobe Myers traded. You have Brock Bowers back. Trey Tucker's in the H tier. He's going to be a sit for us this week. Tyler Lockett, he's going to be a sit for us. We're not starting any of these guys. We're not starting any of these guys. Jack Bash, we don't even have ranked. Uh man, what the rookies in that offense just disappeared, didn't they? Ashen Genty is still going to be a start by the way. I remember him most sit. Um it's a tough matchup. Only rated we feel comfortable starting this week are Genty and then of course Brock Bowers at tight end.
On the Denver side of the ball, a little bit more friendly matchup, right? JK Dobbins has been a little bit more hit or miss. I'm still going to say start for JK Dobbins because he is still getting the volume there. And so I think you still start him. Uh RJ Harvey, we have him in the Gtier. I still have him as a very shaky flex. I'm going to go I'm going to go Matt this week. Um I don't think that you do feel comfortable starting Harvey still. I don't think he's going to continue getting five touchdowns on 15 touches over two weeks, man. Don't think it's happening. And so until we see the volume tick up for Harvey, I'm not comfortable saying, "Hey, definitely start him." Uh that's just my gut. On the wide receiver position here, this is a great matchup for Courtland Sutton. is going to be a start for us and we've got him in the Ctier this week. Um the Raiders are bad against wide receivers. Troy Franklin in the GTR I'm also going to give a meh. Um I I think there are worse starts than Troy Franklin in a week where this week how many by-weeks do we have Nate?
Uh we only have a couple.
Yeah. So So not as many this week. So you might not have to start Troy Franklin, but Troy Franklin does have some production this season in these types of situations. Again, this is going to be um you know, it's just been hit or miss, but the last three games for Franklin 12, 26, and eight points. Um, so and his snap share has been a little bit higher. He's had 108 and 10 targets in his last three games. I think he's a viable flex option if you need him not feeling comfortable enough to say he's a must start, but it is a good matchup for him and he has been somewhat productive recently.
The the couple being the Bugles, Cowboys, and Chiefs. So, that's probably like
90% of fantasy
relevant fantasy assets. So,
it's a lot. Yeah, it's my whole flock league, too.
Right. Yeah. Uh, next match up we got is Atlanta and Indie going on in Germany this week. Uh, hopefully the Colts don't look like they did last week, but We got sauce. We shall see. We do have sauce. Uh Bjan Robinson S tier every single week not starting Algier in the Jtier behind him. This is a tough run defense with the Colts and again a refreshed secondary as well. Uh which makes you a little bit concerned for like what Drake Flynn's floor could be. But I will say this is S's first week in a brand new defensive system overseas. So, I honestly don't know. Like, week one with S sauce Garner might not be like the sexiest thing of all time.
For Sauce specifically.
Whoa. Sauce is going to blow out this week.
Drake London still going to be obviously a must start in the A tier, but because of the revamped secondary, I'm not comfortable starting Darnell Mooney. Um, he hasn't really done anything this year at all. I mean, Darnell Mooney had a chance to be very productive in a game where Drake London didn't play this season. Uh, and he he has been a shell of what he showcased last year with Kirk Cousins. It's just not been good. Um, and I think a lot of it has been Kyle Pittz, Bjan Robinson being dominant, and Drake London again just being Drake London. But, uh, Mooney in the high tier will be a sit here. Flip side, Indie, we've got JT S tier start. Nobody else behind him is ranked. They're all sits. Uh, and with the wide receivers, Michael Pitman's the only guy that I'm super comfortable starting in this specific matchup. While I do like Alec Pierce and Josh Downs. Heck, Alec Pierce was in my flex in the flock league and he scored 17 points. Um, DS and Pierce this week are going to both be in the H tier because they do have a really, really tough matchup. Uh, the six least amount amount of points allowed to wide receivers um, with Atlanta secondary. So, the reason I have both of them as me is not because I don't think either of them are going to produce. I do think and I am confident that one of them will produce. It's just a matter of who it's going to be. Pierce has been really, really solid. He's commanded a decent amount of target volume. honestly very shahedesque boom bust up and down. Josh DS has had a productive a productive four weeks between uh before and after his concussion against the Chargers. Some of them from touchdowns and not a ton of target volume. Some of them from a decent amount of target volume. Again, I think it's going to be uh kind of honestly a wait and see and a kind of a tossup. If I had Downs and Alec Pierce on my fantasy team, I would be really really struggling to figure out which one I wanted to start this week. But again, realistically with these buys, you probably are going to have to start one of them. So, we're okay with you doing either one.
Uh, mid-table handshake. Congratulations on the Colts winning the Super Bowl this year.
Great year. Awesome. Love it. Um, New Orleans versus Carolina. We'll go to this matchup now. Uh, Alvin Kamar is a yellow now. He's a meh.
I'm not sure it gets better anytime soon.
Nope.
It's not It's a fine matchup. They're middle of the road. Carolina Panthers are against We're going to have him in the Gtier. You just don't feel comfortable. He's meh. Everybody else in the GT is me. So, Alvin Kamar is me. The only
You do not feel good starting this guy right now. Yeah,
it's just not good. Um, you know, obviously he had a rough game in his last game, but um, again, middle of the road match up against Carolina, so it's not the matchup. It's more just Alvin Kamar has not been productive there. And we don't know the first game with Tyler Shuck was rough for Kamara. Deon Neil sit in the Ktier on the wide receiver position here. Um, I keep saying on the wide receiver position for the wide receiver position. Jeez, Avery, have freaking correct grammar. Uh, Chris Ave in the Dtier. This is a tough matchup, but Chris is Mr. Steady, right? So, I I just you're not leaving him out of your lineup. You can't do that. He's in the D tier. Brandon Cooks as a sit in the J tier. Again, it is a tough matchup. Carolina has given up the fifth least amount of points to wide receivers in fantasy football. Surprisingly enough, on the Carolina side of the ball, we'll start with the running back position. Rico Dow, welcome to the A tier, my friend. Chuba's irrelevant. Chuba is a sit. Rico is a start. It is the A tier for Rico. It is the J tier for Chuba. Wow. I cannot say I saw this coming. I never ever ever saw I thought Rico was nothing. I thought Rico was nothing in that offense. He's something. All right. He's a league winner is what he is. a true league winner at that. Um it's it's again a neutral match up for Carolina as well in terms of the opposing defense. And then for the wide receiver position, T McMillan start in the D tier. I still think you continue to flex this guy. I think he's better than most of your flex options on here. Xavier Legett and Jaylen Coker will have both in the Ktier as sits this week. Again, another neutral matchup positionally against the New Orleans Saints. The Saints are middle of the road in terms of allowing points to running backs and wide receivers. And so again, in this matchup, Alve, Dow, Ted McMillan are must starts for us. Kamar is going to be shaky. if you have to start him, you do it. Otherwise, he's not feeling you're not feeling very good about starting Kamar anymore.
Then we got the Giants and Chicago. Uh the the running back room in New York is actually very interesting. Uh we I I remember saying that Singleary was going to get some work there. I did not expect that it was going to be a majority of the snapshare. Uh it was closer to a 50/50 split with the upper hand going to Singleary, but Tracy and Singleary effectively are in the same tier here until we see one of them kind of take over um that opportunity to a higher level. But I think ultimately it's gonna come down to who's gonna find the end zone here. You had a really tough match up for the Giants last week. This one's a little better against Chicago. Um who has kind of more of a bendy defense where you'll probably see a decent amount of points here for the Giants. If Tracy or Singleary can find the end zone, that one will be the one that ends up being the start. I've got both of them as mez because I can't tell you which one it's going to be when you see that even split across the board.
With the wide receivers, it's a bit easier here. It's Wando Robinson, the only startable guy there in the D's tier. Classic Wando gets a lot of target volume, not a lot of yards. Unless he, you know, pops one off for 50 in a touchdown, then he's guaranteed to have 20 points. Uh other than that, you're probably going to see like 12 to 15 from him. Uh Darius Sllayton behind him is going to be a sit. He's not consistent enough for us to be super comfortable going with him. Uh though, this is a friendly matchup for the receivers in New York. Uh they've allowed the second most amount of points to fantasy wide receivers this season. Chicago has. Uh Chicago's running backs. interesting conversation to have with Manungai and Swift. Obviously, if Swift is healthy in a full go, then you're going to want to be starting him for sure in the C tier. Uh, basically just take out Swift and put Manungai in there if Swift doesn't play. Uh, Manungai was already getting some work before Swift went down with the injury, but again, I don't I don't know if it's going to be I I would like to see how both of these guys look together now that Manungai played so well against Cincinnati. I do want to take that with a grain of salt, though. This is a really good matchup for Chicago's running backs. Uh the run defense for New York this season has been very lackluster. They've allowed the second most amount of points to fantasy running backs. Uh but we'll list uh we'll list Manungai as as a as a sit for now cuz I'm really worried about what they're going to look like together. But he's a absolute must start if DeAndre Swift is hurt. Uh Chicago's wide receivers, it's Roma Dunce and then DJ Moore and then Zakias. Uh if Luther Burton misses more time then uh you're you're looking at Zakius being the third guy there. I don't think he's going to replicate what he did again against Cincinnati's defense last week. Um, still has a solid matchup for these guys though. I think Roma Dunce will be able to bounce back in what was kind of just in my opinion a fluky week. Uh, where DJ Moore and Zakius got some good work. Uh, Btier for Roma Dunce, he's going to be a start. DJ Moore I'm going to list as a Met as well. DJ Moore the last couple of weeks has been fine. Uh he salvaged his day against Baltimore with a garbage time 40 reception that resulted in him getting 11 points and then 22 points against Cincinnati which was nice to see. Again, it's against Cincinnati, but this is a solid uh matchup against the Giants secondary. So, we'll see if he can kind of replicate it. If you have to start him because of the by-weeks, I'm all right with it this week.
All right, moving to the Jacksonville Houston game. Um on the Jacksonville side of the ball, starting with the running backs here, Travis TN start, toot, and sit. Travis team we're going to have in the D tier as well as his wide receiver counterpart the wide receiver one in Jacksonville still Brian Thomas Jr. in the D tier. Now again Bashel Tutin is a sit for us in the J tier. In terms of the second string and third string wide receivers here this week I would have told you to start Parker Washington but they made a move and they traded for Jacob Jacobe Myers at the deadline. And um truthfully I don't know how that wide receiver two work is going to be split up. I don't think Parker Washington's irrelevant but we do have Jacobe Myers ranked higher than Parker Washington in the H tier and Parker Washington in the I tier. And I'm gonna have them both as mezz. I think one of them is a starter here. I think if you are going to start one of them, I lean Jacobe Myers because they did just trade for them for him. But I just don't I'm not I just This one's a tough match up.
I just It's a tough matchup. Uh the Texans have allowed the third least amount of points wide receivers. And I just don't know how the split's going to be. And so I'm just not I just don't feel comfortable have both these guys as mess this week.
On the Houston side of the ball, neutral matchups for both the running backs and the wide receivers here. Woody Marks we're going to have as a meh. Markx has just been hit or miss. when there is a fantasy productive back there, it's Woody Marks. But, you know, he had 12 and 15 in week seven and eight and then in week nine, he only had two against Denver. Denver obviously being a very tough matchup. Um, but for Marks this week, again, it's more of a neutral matchup, uh, the eighth least amount of points uh to running back. Actually, Jaguars have been decent against running backs. And so, um, Nick Chub continues to get uh, some volume there. The problem is, again, even though they're splitting like carries, the productive one is always MarkX. So, Markx is going to be a meth for us in the A tier. Chub is going to be a sit for us in the I tier for the wide receivers in this offense. Nico Btier start. Um neutral matchup for Nico. He's got a yellow light. Yellow lights across the board for these wide receivers. Christian Kirk I tier sit. There's not not much more to it than that. That that wide receiver ro two role tends to kind of rotate between guys. Null will get, you know, some production. Higgins will get some production. Kirk will get some production. Uh Xavier Hutchinson will get some production. And then outside of that, I mean, it's really just the guy you feel comfortable starting every week is Nico. By the way, I'm not worried about Nico in the sense that um he looked pretty good with Davis Mills as well last week. So regardless of what the quarterback situationפּ there, I do think he's a start for us. And again, we do have him in the B tier for that reason.
Buffalo and Miami is going to be a really easy one in terms of starts and sits. James Cook S tier, he's a start against one of the worst run defenses in the NFL. Ty Johnson and Ray Davis in the Ktier of their sits. Khalil Shakir Gtier. I will still list him as a start even though this is a tougher matchup. Miami's past defense has been a lot more stout of recent. Um but again, Shakir has been the most reliable receiving asset in that offense. Uh he he does have a pretty high floor. Keon Coleman Jtier, he's a sit. Devon A Champ from Miami is going to be in the A tier this week. Um in what is a solid match up for him against Buffalo's run defense, which is bottom 10 in the NFL. Um Olly Gordon J tier set. Jaylen Wadd Btier, must start. Nobody else behind him as a start. Malik Washington's the only guy that's rankable in the I tier. So literally four guys here. James Cook, Shakir, Devonte, Chan, and Wadd. They're all number ones at their respective positions for both of these offenses. You start all of them, you sit everyone else.
Baltimore, Minnesota. Here we'll start with Derrick Henry. Still in the B tier. Still going to be a start for us. Even though we think he's generally a sell right now based on where he's being ranked, we do have him as a start in the B tier for us. And a neutral matchup. Again, yellow light for the matchup for Derrick Henry this week. And then Justice Hill, we're going to have a sit in the K tier for the wide receivers in this offense. Zay Flowers will have as a Ctier start here. Again, neutral matchup again for these. So, lots of neutrals here. We got good match ups on the Minnesota side of the ball though with this bad Baltimore defense. Rashad Baitman. Uh Ktier. I'm going to just say I'm going to say sit. I'm going to say sit. He's Ktier. I'm having I'm sitting everybody else in the Ktier for the most part. I I there's a world where I have to start him in the flock league this week actually. So that freaking blows. Um I Oh, my whole team's gone. Uh Minnesota, however, has good matchups for the running backs and wide receivers on the running back side of the ball. Baltimore has allowed the fourth most amount of points for running backs this year. Aaron Jones for me as a start this week, even though he's in the F tier. I would definitely say Aaron Jones is somebody that I'm comfortable starting. Uh Jordan Mason, I'm sitting I'm not starting Jordan Mason. He's in the H tier for us for wide receivers. Again, the sixth most amount of points to wide receivers the Baltimore Ravens have allowed uh so far this year. So, Justin Jefferson in the A tier. Um I'm going to say of course start Jordan Addison as well. This is a good matchup for him.
F tier.
Hopefully.
I'm going to say start.
Hopefully this is Baltimore's old defense in this matchup.
I'm not the the last couple weeks. So, yeah. So, I'm going to say sorry for Jordan. I'm going to say sorry for Jefferson as well. Um, so again, this matchup, the Vegas lights for this matchup um are green for the Ravens, yellow for in terms of total ent implied points for Minnesota. But I think if the Ravens start scoring, they're going to end up passing the ball, which I think it'll be a a positive game script for these wide receivers in this offense, which is why I'm starting both Vikings wide receivers.
I don't know about you guys, but while all you bozos are watching actual exciting games, I'm going to be watching Cleveland and the Jets. Uh Quinn Sean is going to be in the A tier here um in what is a really nice green light matchup for him. Uh expect him to have one of his bigger weeks. Again, very low floor when he doesn't score touchdowns and stuff, but this is one where the Jets just blew up their entire defense. Uh so I think you're going to have a good day with Judkins. Um behind him, Dylan Samson, KT Summ. The wide receivers here for Cleveland. Guess what? Wide receiver one and two in this offense are not Jerry, Judy, and Tilman. It's Harold Fannon and David and Jooku. Um, so I tier for Judy, J tier for Tilman. I'm sitting both of them. Even with Sauce not being there, I I think if anybody's going to be super productive there, it's going to continue to be Fannon and Injoku. Um, on the other side, you got the Jets with Bree Hall and Garrett Wilson the only guys left on that team. Uh, Bree Hall in the D's tier in like the toughest run defense in the NFL. Uh, the Cleveland's allowed the least amount of points to fantasy running backs this season, but it's Bree Hall. He can pop one off any given week. Um, and they they kept them. They they didn't trade him away, so he's still stuck there. And I think at this point, they're probably just gonna want to give the ball to their stars on the offense, and that is that is Bree Hall and Garrett Wilson. Isaiah Davis behind is going to be a sit in the Ktier. I think it was kind of fluky the production that he had before the by-week. Garrett Wilson Ctier going to be a start in what is a nicer matchup for him. It's more neutral. Um their their pass defense in Cleveland is not nearly as good as their run defense. So hopefully we can have a solid day from Garrett Wilson in the seeds here. Ady Mitchell, the new guy. Um, welcome to the Jets. AD Mitchell. Bye-bye from the Colts. Um, I hope you fumble more balls at the goal line, but he's going to be in the Kates here. There's no relevant fantasy wide receiver beyond Gary Wilson in this offense.
All right, the New England Tampa Bay game. We'll start with the New England side of the ball. You're wondering about the running backs here. Henderson had 12 points last week. Did get the majority of the work. Um, but he's going to be F tier and Terrell Jennings going to be Jtier. Both these guys got work. Both of them produced to some extent last week. I just don't feel super comfortable starting either of them. And I'm going to say MZ for both of them in the F and the J tier respectively for these guys in a yellow matchup. Neutral matchup for these running backs. Uh for the wide receivers, another neutral matchup. I'll say start Stefan Diggs in the F tier and I'm going to say sit for Deario Douglas in the I tier.
On the Tampa Bay side of the ball, um I'm going to just as of right now recording this video, Wednesday at 11:15 a.m. Bucky Irving was not in line to practice. And so I actually think Rashad White is going to end up being the starter again there this week. Rashad White, I will say start, but he's going to be like C or D tier depending on where we decide to rank him. haven't adjusted our rankings because we're doing this mid video. Um but we'll we'll we'll put him in the tier list. You'll see if he's C or D tier. Um he is going to be a start for us. Sean Tucker will be a sit. We'll probably put him in a lower tier. And then um and it is a bad matchup by the way for Rashad White. New England's allowed the third least amount of points. And so that's why Rashad White, even though he's going to be the starter there and a good offense is going to be C or D tier. They do have a green Vegas light which means that the Vegas does expect him to score a lot of points which could be a positive thing. All that kind of cancels out and Rashad White does become a guy you start this week. Uh for the wide receivers IA we have in the Btier. He's a must start for us this week. Johnson and Sterling Shepard in the G and K tier in a neutral matchup for these wide receivers. We are not going to start them. So only starting Ibuka in the wide receivers for uh Tampa Bay this week in a game where again we could end up seeing some high scoring points in this game.
Arizona and Seattle should be a fun one to watch. I think the biggest question mark is is Benson going to be back? We've gotten zero update, zero indication that he will be back. We've gotten zero indication that he won't be back. So, if he plays, if he's activated this week, then he's still only going to be in the F tier because we haven't seen what his workload is going to look like. If it's going to be a split between him and Demarcato or somebody else in that offense, uh, I'm going to have him as a meh in the F tier. And again, this is assuming that he plays, then Demarcado would be a sit in the J tier. If Benson does not play, then I'm okay with you starting Demarcado. I would list him more as a meh because he did have 14 carries against Dallas. um did get the most touches in that offense even though he didn't get the most snapshare. Um that being said, he looked the most explosive. Arizona said they're going to run with a hot hand there um in the back field and right now the hot hand is Amari De Marcado. So I would expect that workload to probably remain the same in this match up against Seattle um if Trey Benson does not play. Marvin Harrison uh is going to be a start in the D's tier. This is a very very tough matchup. So, while you had a very friendly one for Marv against Dallas, you've got red lights across the board for Marv this week against Seattle. We'll see what happens. He's number one there. Jacobe Brassette is definitely an upgrade in our opinion from Kylo Murray. They're there seeming to want to feed Marvin Harrison more, which why would you ever want to do that, right? Um, Michael Wilson not going to be rankable here. He's he's a sit.
Now, you got the running backs for Seattle. I'm going to list Kenneth Walker and Sharon both as me. Do I feel good about starting either one? No. We always say who's going to score the touchdown? and that's going to be the guy that produces. Well, what if both of them don't score touchdowns? Then neither of them are startable. Um, they're both going to be in the G tier here. JSN S tier starting every single week. Rasheed Shahed now the newest member for Seattle. Uh, this is a perfect perfect pairing for Rasheed Shahed, which by the way, Clint Kubak um was the OC for New Orleans last season before Shahed went down with the injury. And if you remember what Shahed did before he tore his ACL, that was like the best version of Shahed that we've seen on a consistent basis than we've ever seen. So, I'm going to list Shahid as a meta this week and he may be a must start from here on out if Kubak utilizes him like he did before the injury last season. Tory Horton, unfortunately, all the flashes that he's shown this year seem to be worthless now because Shahid is now in that offense. He'll be in the Jtier as a sit and probably not rankable from here on out.
All right, neutral matchups for the Los Angeles Rams against San Francisco. But green Vegas light Vegas expects him to score a lot of points in this game. Uh so for that reason, Kairen Puga and Dvonte Adams all starts for us this week. Kairen and Dvonte Adams will have both in the Btier there. must starts of course in Puka in the S tier is going to be a must start as well. Um I haven't seen any practice reports on Puka and my guess is I won't at this point because it's not um early enough. He's going for a scan on his rib was the last time we heard it was two days ago. Um well it depends on if he plays or not. Obviously Devonte Adams is a start either way. Um in terms of the San Francisco 49ers bad matchup for Christian McCaffrey, but he's still the S tier because he's Christian McCaffrey. Uh so Brian Robinson Jtier, he's a sit for us of course even though he didn't have a touchdown last week. It is the the toughest running back matchup in the league. um is the Los Angeles Rams. And so um it's obviously going to be tougher sledding for McCaffrey, but he's still gonna probably score 25 points because he's a receiver. Um Jawan Jennings, well, I will have Jawan Jennings as a start this week in the G tier. Uh it's not a bad matchup for Jennings. Uh it's been mostly hit or miss with the wide receivers in that offense, but Jennings, for example, last week had 14 points. He's 78 and 14. I think he's flex level floor, you know, right now, especially if you need a plugin for the by-week. So I'm going to say you can start him in the Gtier. Kendrick Bourne in the Htier. I tried starting Kendrick Born in the Flockley last week. It did not turn out well for me. It's a neutral matchup. Uh it's exactly middle of the road for the the secondary for Los Angeles. And so that's why we'll just have Jennings as a start. But again, we're starting all the ones in this matchup. And then of course Devonte Adams who is essentially a one in his own right.
Detroit going up against Washington. Every single one of these guys, Gibbs, Amar, Rammani, and JMO, I'm going to be comfortable with you starting this week because of what Darnold did against this defense last week. And now they don't have uh Jaden Daniels. The reason being, again, let's just walk it down from from the guys that we have to start for sure to the guys that are more questionable. Almanra and Jamir Gibbs are S and A respectively this week. You start them every single week. They're phenomenal. This is a great matchup. JMO has obviously big play, explosive upside. You saw that plenty of times on display in the Seattle matchup with Washington last week. I think JMO has an opportunity to pull that off again in the first half of this game. Once you get to the second half, when we assume that Detroit's going to run away with this, what do they do? They generally just run out the time. They they run out the clock with their bruiser running back and David Montgomery. So, he'll probably get a decent amount of touches in the second half. Uh then with Washington, it's just really really ugly there. I'm not starting Jakoy Crossing Meritt, he's unstartable. Jeremy McNichols unstable. I and J tier for both of those guys. No running back there we're super comfortable with. You never know who's going to get the touchdown there. Who's going to have a big play? if any of them will have big plays. Chris Rodriguez sometimes it's him and he gets the least amount of snap share. It's just a total toss up there. Crossy Meritt really hasn't come on like we expected him to. Debo Samuel we will we will list as a start because he is literally the last man standing there. I understand his floor is a lot lower. He does still have a high ceiling. He'll be in the Dtier as a start. Chris Moore behind him. Not even rankable. He's a sit.
All right, going to the Pittsburgh Chargers game here. Um Jaylen Warren will have in the B tier. He's a start for us this week. He had 16 or 17 last week in a game where um he actually looked, you know, a pretty inefficient for by his standards this year, but he scored the touchdowns and that's really what he has touchdown upside every single week. And so we'll start him in the B tier. Kenneth Gainwell in the Jtier is going to be an start. It's a neutral match up for the running backs here. It is a very tough matchup for DK Metaf in the wide receivers this week. DK is going to get bumped down to the F tier, but I am going to still say to start him. I think you have to I think you have to start him. I don't think you can necessarily leave him on your bench right now. Even though his last couple games, uh, you know, 19 8 162 it's he's so hit or miss. He's not consistent and the volume has not been good there. In the games where he's not scoring touchdowns this year, 12, eight, and two points. And so you're really talking about touchdown or bus for DK at the current moment. Calvin Austin in the IT is going to be a sit for us. Again, as a tough matchup for those receivers. For the Los Angeles Chargers here, Kamani Vidal also Ftier, also a start. You got to do it because of the guaranteed volume. Jarrett Patterson in the I tier. He's going to be a sit for us as well. Neutral matchup for these guys. A good matchup though for the wide receivers in the Los Angeles Chargers offense. Lad Manunki we're going to have in the B tier and so he's going to be a start. Quinton Johnson in the D tier. He's also going to be a start and Keenan All in the F tier. I will also put, as you guessed it, a start. We're going to continue to start all three of these guys until, you know, one two out of three of them. You have a you have a 67% chance every week that your guys going to produce. That's how it works in this offense. And so, basically, you have to start all of them. The odds are very good that they're going to produce. The odd man out, whoever it is that week, is going to lay an egg, and that kind of sucks, but it's just how it is. It was lad last week who had nine points. The other guys were okay. This week, it might be Keenan or it might be QJ, who knows? But they are, it's a good matchup for Los Angeles. Uh Pittsburgh has allowed the third most amount of points to wide receivers in fantasy football this year. And so we are going to start all three of these wide receivers again. Last match up.
YouTube TV better figure the crap out watch this Monday night game.
No, it's Hold on. Hold on. Don't just blame YouTube TV. It's ESPN stupid butt. It is ESPN. We're mad at ESPN.
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Philly and Green Bay. We got Squan as the number one running back for Philly. A tier. It is a tougher matchup. Green Bay's run defense is very stout, but you just saw Rico D drop 28 actually on Green Bay's head last week. I think Saquon is capable of doing the same thing. Tank Bsby Jtier sit. AJ Brown and Devonte Smith both going to be in the C tier. Their production outlook this season has been about the same. I think they deserve both to be in the same tier most weeks. And uh in a secondary that's more of it's a more a neutral matchup for these guys. Uh when you're looking at Green Bay secondary, I think AJ Brown and Devonte Smith are both comfortable starts as they are every single week with re admittedly lower floors, but they're must starts all the time because of their upside. Green Bay, you got Josh Jacobs A tier right there by Saquon Barkley in the same tier. He's going to be a mustart. Um Emanuel Wilson Ktier sit. Romeo Dobs the only wide receiver that we're comfortable starting. He's been the most consistent and have been getting the highest amount of target volume on a weekly basis over the last month for Green Bay. Um he'll be in the F tier. He's not a super safe flex option, but he's a flex option nonetheless that you're probably going to have to put in your lineup because of all the buys this week. All the fantasy relevant buys this week. Christian Watts and Matthew Golden were not comfortable enough with uh starting. They'll both be listed as sits.
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