Vegas vs Fulltime Rankings: Top Anytime Touchdown Props For Week 14
Vegas vs Fulltime Rankings: Top Anytime Touchdown Props For Week 14 Week 14 TD Picks Powered by Respected Money Written by Frank Taddeo — @RespectedMoney on X Our “Vegas vs Fulltime Projections”, focusing on data analytics exclusive to FullTime premium members, heads into Week 14 up +8.22 units on the year. With FFWC teams looking to qualify for the playoffs with a victory in the final week of the fantasy regular season, our models are locked in on several players who could catapult your squad to the postseason. Playing in leagues like the Fantasy Football World Championships (FFWC) that require double-flex starting options, identifying players who could explode on a weekly basis can lead to a winning formula. Every week this season, I will be taking a look at players who not only offer immense value to those looking to invest in players outside of fantasy football, but also help fantasy managers lock in on players who may be flying under-the-radar on your bench or waiver wire. FullTime Fantasy scored big in Week 6 after combining our award-winning projections with our @RespectedMoney Vegas info winning $26,331.41! Let’s take a deeper dive into the best Anytime Touchdown options, by once again focusing on my Vegas Respected Money targets in conjunction with our elite-winning Fulltime Fantasy Projections! Top Values By The Projections RB Kyren Williams -105 (FanDuel) Fulltime Projection: 1.00 (100%) Fantasy Football’s overall RB9 in PPR formats, finds an exploitable matchup in Week 14 against a Cardinals defense that has allowed 15 total touchdowns to opposing running backs this season. Williams, who ranks 7th in Red Zone Touches (44), has been a scoring machine once again this season scoring 10 total touchdowns, including 5 over his last 5 games. RB Chase Brown +125 (DraftKings) Fulltime Projection: 1.00 (100%) Brown finds an extremely favorable matchup in Week 14 against a Bills defense that has surrendered the most rushing touchdowns (15) to opposing running backs this season. In a game with a 53.5-point total, it’s imperative to invest in a player who has secured 20+ touches in three consecutive games. RB Breece Hall +100 (DraftKings) Fulltime Projection: 1.00 (100%) Hall, who sits as Fantasy Football’s overall RB15, scored for the first time since Week 8 last week in the Jets win over the Falcons. The veteran RB, who ranks 5th among all RBs in Receiving Yards (309), has become the focal point of New York’s offense since star WR Garrett Wilson was forced out of the lineup. Top Moonshots That Could Lead To Glory RB Chris Rodriguez Jr. +200 (BetMGM) Fulltime Projection: 0.50 (50%) Rodriguez Jr. has quietly scored a touchdown in 4 of the last 6 games, ever since taking hold of the Commanders backfield. On Sunday, Washington will get star QB Jayden Daniels back under center creating lighter 8-man boxes. Facing a Vikings defense that has allowed seven rushing touchdowns over their six games, my model highlights that we need to invest the moonshot odds. TE Brenton Strange +333 (BetMGM) Fulltime Projection: 0.25 (25%) Strange has been very reliable since returning to the lineup, ranking as Fantasy Football’s overall TE4 over the last two weeks hauling in 8 receptions for 138 yards and a touchdown. Strange will now face a Colts defense that has allowed the second-most yards to opposing tight ends. With slot WR Parker Washington ruled out, expect Trevor Lawrence to once again lean upon the emerging weapon in the passing game. Points Allowed | Player Rankings | YTD Fantasy Points
Thursday Night Football Respected Money Breakdown: Cowboys vs Lions
Thursday Night Football Respected Money Breakdown: Cowboys vs Lions Week 14 TNF Player Props + Projections Written by Frank Taddeo — @RespectedMoney on X After a 3-0 sweep on my Respected Money player propositions on Thanksgiving Day, it’s time to keep the train rolling as we head into the last week of the regular season in the Fantasy Football World Championships! Our “Vegas vs Fulltime Projections”, focusing on data analytics exclusive to FullTime premium members, heads into a pivotal Week 14 up +9.82 units on the year. Playing in leagues like the Fantasy Football World Championships (FFWC) that require double-flex starting options, identifying players who could explode on a weekly basis can lead to a winning formula. Every week this season, I will be taking a look at players who not only offer immense value to those looking to invest in players outside of fantasy football, but also help fantasy managers lock in on players who may be flying under-the-radar on your bench or waiver wire. FullTime Fantasy scored big in Week 6 after combining our award-winning winning projections with our @RespectedMoney Vegas info winning $26,331.41! — FullTime Fantasy (@FullTimeFantasy) October 12, 2025 Let’s take a deeper dive into the best plays by focusing on my Vegas Respected Money targets in conjunction with our elite-winning Fulltime Fantasy Projections! Top Values By The Projections QB Dak Prescott Over 268.5 Passing Yards (DK) Prescott has been sensational of late throwing for 300+ yards in back-to-back wins over the Chiefs and Eagles. On Thursday Night Football, the gunslinger will face a Lions defense in a matchup where the experts are expecting a shootout with a game total sitting at 54.5. Although Prescott has only cleared this number in 4 of 12 games this season, don’t be afraid to invest in the signal-caller who ranks 2nd in overall passing yards in the NFL on the national stage. Using his ladder of: 280+ (+116), 290+ (+143), and 300+ (+178) can spruce up SGPs! WR Tom Kennedy Over 27.5 Receiving Yards (-112 DraftKings) With the Lions expected to be without star WR Amon-Ra St. Brown for the primetime tilt, we find value targeting an off-the-radar player. The former Bryant standout was elevated off the team’s practice squad on Thanksgiving and turned a 65% snap share into 4 receptions for 36 yards. With the Cowboys likely to focus on stopping Jameson Williams, our Fulltime projections have Kennedy at 44 yards, leaving us with 17 yards of expected value. Kennedy draws a favorable matchup against a Cowboys defense that ranks 30th against the pass allowing 251.5 yards per game. Using ALT of 40+ receiving yards (+175) is worth using as a leg on a Moonshot SGP. RB Javonte Williams Over 77.5 Rushing + Receiving Yards (BetMGM) Williams has gone over 77.5 total yards in 9 of 12 games (75%), including each of his last four outings. Fantasy Football’s overall RB7 will now face a banged-up Lions defense that is surrendering an average of 104.8 rush + rec yards per game to opposing RBs, while most recently allowing three opposing running backs (S. Barkley, 90; T. Tracy, 130; and J. Jacobs, 91) to all eclipse this demand over the last three weeks. Top Anytime Touchdown WR CeeDee Lamb +125 (DraftKings) Points Allowed|Player Rankings|YTD Fantasy Points
Week 14 Start/Sit
Week 14 Start ‘Em Sit ‘Em Playoff Prep: Key Starts and Sits for Week 14 Written by Adam Krautwurst As Week 14 arrives, fantasy managers are staring down the final stretch before playoff brackets lock in. Matchups, usage trends and injuries are shifting quickly, making every decision feel more critical than the last. Below are the players positioned to help push your team forward this week — and the ones who are better left out of starting lineups. Start Quarterback Jordan Love Love coming off a huge Thanksgiving outing and now draws a Chicago defense tailor-made for his strengths. The Bears play heavy man coverage and blitz at an elevated rate — two areas where Love excels, ranking near the top of the league in efficiency, touchdowns and EPA. Chicago has also surrendered the fourth-most passing scores and sits inside the top ten in fantasy points allowed to opposing quarterbacks. Given the matchup, Love remains a strong play. Baker Mayfield Baker Mayfield has been stuck in a slump, staying under 19 points in three straight games and producing poorly in five of his last six. Still, he’s been far more effective at home, averaging 22.3 points per game. Prior to his flop against New Orleans earlier this season, Mayfield had topped 20 fantasy points in four straight meetings with the Saints. Six quarterbacks have already cracked 21.5 points against them this year. Back on his own field, Mayfield is positioned to rebound. Running Back RJ Harvey RJ Harvey has operated as Denver’s lead runner since J.K. Dobbins hit IR, handling the majority of carries, routes and goal-line touches. Though not a full bell cow, he’s close — and with Sean Payton heavily involving running backs in both the passing game and red-zone work, Harvey remains a strong option. The Raiders have held up initially against the run, but constant negative game scripts have led to them allowing the third-highest rushing total to running backs since Week 9 as well as the third-most rushing touchdowns on the year. Given Harvey’s explosiveness and usage, he stays in starting consideration. Quinshon Judkins Quinshon Judkins could benefit if Dylan Sampson’s calf injury keeps him sidelined. Judkins’ receiving involvement spiked last week, and he logged 23 carries in addition to his receiving work. He has now delivered at least 15.9 PPR points in two straight games. Tennessee has allowed eight backs to clear 13.1 points this season, making Judkins a viable RB2 in most formats. Wide Receiver Christian Watson Christian Watson continues to dominate Green Bay’s passing attack following Tucker Kraft’s season-ending injury. Over the past month, Watson leads the team in routes, targets, yardage and touchdowns, thriving particularly against man coverage — which the Bears use frequently. Chicago has allowed the most yards to perimeter receivers since Week 9 and has been repeatedly burned on deep sideline throws. With Watson running most of his snaps outside, the upside is too enticing to pass up. Jakobi Meyers Jakobi Meyers appears to be settling into the Jaguars’ system, posting at least 11.4 PPR points in three consecutive matchups. With Parker Washington possibly sidelined and the Colts ranking inside the top eight in fantasy points allowed to wideouts, Meyers is well-positioned for another productive week. Brian Thomas Jr. remains more volatile and is best used as a WR3 only in deeper formats. Tight End Brenton Strange Brenton Strange has delivered TE1-level production since returning from his hip injury, finishing top-seven at the position in consecutive weeks. He has established reliable chemistry with Trevor Lawrence and has fallen below 10 points only twice this season. Facing an Indianapolis defense that struggles against tight ends — allowing the second-most yards and fifth-most fantasy points to the position — Strange is firmly in play. Harold Fannin Harold Fannin has emerged as Shedeur Sanders’ favorite target, earning a 24 percent share over the past two games while playing a season-high 90 percent of passing snaps last week. His elevated usage secures him as a top-tier tight end option moving forward. Sit Quarterback Justin Herbert Justin Herbert is already fighting through significant offensive line injuries and now has to play with a broken non-throwing hand. A Monday night kickoff adds unnecessary risk if he’s ruled out late. Even when active, Herbert has failed to reach 15 points in his last three outings due to constant pressure and the need for quick, short throws. Philadelphia has allowed the second-fewest passing touchdowns and boasts the league’s lowest completion rate allowed since Week 9. This matchup is a stay-away. Caleb Williams Caleb Williams is coming off another shaky performance and has now logged two straight road disappointments. Green Bay’s defense has tightened considerably, holding four of its last five opposing quarterbacks to 14 points or fewer. Williams struggled in both matchups with the Packers last season, and Chicago is likely to lean heavily on its ground game. He’s better suited as a Superflex option only. Running Back Kimani Vidal Kimani Vidal may lose significant work if Omarion Hampton returns, shifting the backfield toward a timeshare. Even if Vidal remains the lead option, the Chargers’ offensive line is injured, the quarterback situation is unstable and the matchup against Philadelphia is unfavorable. Vidal profiles as a low-end RB2 if Hampton sits, and only a flex if Hampton returns. Woody Marks Woody Marks has maintained volume but delivered limited production, staying under eight PPR points in three straight games despite steady workloads. His passing-game involvement has evaporated, and Kansas City remains a difficult matchup, ranking sixth in fewest points allowed
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Week 14 Injury Report & Waiver Radar
FullTime Fantasy: Injury Report & Waiver Radar Injury Updates + Top Week 14 Waiver Targets Written by Duke Deming FullTime Fantasy goes over the injury report from Week 13 and highlights the top waiver wire targets for Week 14 of fantasy football. Weekly Injury Report Justin Herbert (QB – LAC) Suffered a fractured hand in Week 13, and he is set to have surgery this week. Herbert told reporters that he doesn’t expect to miss any time. J.J. McCarthy (QB – MIN) Missed Week 13 after he was unable to clear concussion protocol before the game. Max Brosmer started at quarterback in his place. Aaron Jones (RB – MIN) Suffered a shoulder injury in Week 13 and was unable to return to the game. Jones is considered day-to-day heading into Week 14. Kyren Williams (RB – LAR) Exited Week 13 early with an ankle injury, but was able to return later in the game. Blake Corum will see an increased role if Williams misses any time. Woody Marks (RB – HOU) Left Week 13 early with a foot injury, but was able to return to the game in the second quarter. We expect Marks to play in Week 14, but we will keep an eye on his status. Amon-Ra St. Brown (WR – DET) Suffered an ankle sprain in the first quarter of Week 13 and did not return. He is currently considered week-to-week, so his status for Week 14 is uncertain. Marvin Harrison Jr. (WR – ARI) Left Week 13 early with a heel injury and did not return. His status is currently unknown, so we will continue to monitor his progress during the week. Dalton Kincaid (TE – BUF) Inactive in Week 13 due to hamstring injury. He remains questionable, but he should have a decent chance to play in Week 14 considering he was limited in practice last week. Week 14 Waiver Wire Radar Note: We’re assuming NO RB Devin Neal is already rostered, if not he’s priority number #1 and a borderline RB2 the rest of the way especially if they shut Alvin Kamara down. 1. Jayden Higgins (WR – HOU) Higgins is commanding an increasing role in the Texans’ passing game. He hauled in 5 catches for 65 yards in Week 13. 2. Chris Rodriguez Jr. (RB- WAS) Continues to find success out of the backfield for the Commanders. Compiled 41 rushing yards and a touchdown in Week 13. 3. Blake Corum (RB – LAR) Put together his best game of his season with 81 rushing yards and a touchdown. He will see a high-volume role if Kyren Williams has to miss any time with an ankle injury. 4. Adonai Mitchell (WR – NYJ) AD Mitchell had a monster game in Week 13, converting 12 targets into 8 receptions, 102 yards, and a touchdown. He’s immediately startable in most lineups on a team playing from behind most weeks. 5. Harold Fannin Jr. (TE- CLE) Fannin Jr. continues to be a main target in the Browns’ offense. The tight end had 3 catches for 43 yards and a touchdown in Week 13. 6. Colston Loveland (TE – CHI) Loveland saw 6 targets in Week 13, catching 3 for 28 yards. The tight end has now seen at least four targets in seven straight weeks. 7. Isaac TeSlaa (WR – DET) TeSlaa had a solid game with 2 catches for 35 yards and a touchdown in Week 13. The wide receiver will see a large role if Amon-Ra St. Brown misses Week 14. The Lions play on Thursday. Deeper leagues: DeVaughn Vele (WR – NO) Clear #2 behind Olave (back issues), good route participation scores and great playoff matchups down the stretch. What if the Saints shut Olave down? Upside. Tom Kennedy (WR – DET) Not bad for a 2025 debut. 4 catches on 4 targets for 36 yards. Signed off the practice squad last week, he was thrust into action when St. Brown exited the game early. Both Raymond and St. Brown are questionable and with a Thursday night game, we could see a lot more Kennedy in Week 14. Week 14 Byes: CAR, NE, NYG, SF Points Allowed|Player Rankings|YTD Fantasy Points
Circa Survivor Week 13 Double-Week Massacre Recap
2025 NFL Week 13 ‘Double-Week’ Circa Survivor Recap: Thanksgiving Day Massacre All Underdogs Emerging Victorious on Thanksgiving and Black Friday Wipes Out 94.5% of the Remaining Field Written by Frank Taddeo — @RespectedMoney on X The brutal ‘Double-Week demand’, unique to the Las Vegas Circa Survivor contest, wiped out 94.5% of the remaining field following a trio of shocking upsets on Thanksgiving Day coupled with another major favorite going down on Black Friday. In Week 13a, 838 entrants were eliminated from winning the $18.7 million prize after all three favorites on Thanksgiving Day, followed by the Eagles on Black Friday all lost outright. Following losses by the Lions, Chiefs and Ravens on Turkey Day crushed the hopes of 360 contestants, the biggest knock-out blow came on Black Friday when the Bears upsetting the Eagles, as more than a full-touchdown underdog, terminated another 489 (54.2%) entrants. — Survivor Sweat (@SurvivorSweat) November 30, 2025 After the quadruple death-blow for the majority of the contest, only 49 entrants moved forward to Week 13b on Sunday. Nearly half of the pool who remained received a big scare on Sunday after Justin Herbert was forced to leave the Chargers showdown with the Raiders after suffering a broken bone in his non-throwing hand on the first offensive series of the game. bolt the f up pic.twitter.com/TzTBJmMKo1 — Los Angeles Chargers (@chargers) December 1, 2025 To the delight of the 21 players who made Los Angeles the most chosen team of the “Double Week” (42.9%), the veteran gun-slinger returned, and despite only throwing eight passes after halftime, led the ‘Bolts to a comfortable 31-14 victory. However, there would be no happy ending to the Holiday weekend for four entrants who backed the biggest favorite on the Sunday slate. — Yahoo Sports (@YahooSports) December 1, 2025 Matthew Stafford and the Rams witnessed their six-game winning streak come to an end after suffering a 31-28 road loss at the hands of Bryce Young and the Carolina Panthers. Circa Survivor, which drew a record-breaking $18,718,000 million prize pool this year, does not require the need to cover any point spread. However, simply picking straight-up winners in the NFL is not so easy. 18,673 (99.8%) contestants are out after the Thanksgiving “Double-Week”, leaving only 45 entries (1.2%) continuing their sweat onto Week 14 for the ultimate grand prize. — Survivor Sweat (@SurvivorSweat) December 2, 2025 On the week, favorites went 9-7 Straight-up (SU), but underdogs once again reigned supreme earning a 10-6 Against the Spread (ATS) edge. Overall, favorites maintain a sizable 129-60-1 SU (4 pick-ems) mark, while ‘dogs have grabbed hold of a 95-94-1 ATS (50.3%) advantage on the year. Home teams hold a 103-83-1 SU (55.3%) advantage with 7 neutral-site International games, while also owning the more coveted 98-89 ATS (52.4%) edge. Lower scoring games than expected by the experts in the desert resulted in Unders posting a 9-7 mark. Overall, Unders maintain a slim 97-95-2 (50.3%) lead on the season. The Circa Survivor contest is a grueling contest which forces entrants to pick one winner every week, with no spread with one pivotal caveat. Entrants CAN NOT use the same team more than once during the course of the season. Circa Survivor, which requires a $1,000 entry fee, will once again be a massive sweat for those who run deep into the season due to the massive winner-take-all prize pool. As for the look-ahead to the Week 14 slate, it is expected that: Tampa Bay (-9.5) vs New Orleans Denver (-8) at Las Vegas Rams (-8) at Arizona Seattle (-7) at Atlanta will be among the most heavily chosen teams in the contest. Circa Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, home to the prestigious Fantasy Football World Championship, continues to deliver world-class content from the best players to help fans win and stay informed. Stay tuned for more expert insights as the season unfolds! Circa Resort & Casino|Fantasy Football World Championship
2025 Dynasty Football Rankings by Scott Atkins
Freshly updated Dynasty football rankings as we approach the NFL Season! Remember, these are based on perceived trade value, meaning the rankings are primarily based on what it would take to move the player.
Week 13 On the Mark: Best NFL O/U Prop Picks
Week 13 “On the Mark” Emerging RB + 2 Hot WRs + QB Storm = Round Robin Gold Written by Mark Deming, former #1 ranked player in the world Let’s dive into Week 13 action with player recommendations that includes an emerging RB, two hot WRs from the NFC West, and a 2nd year QB taking the league by storm. All recommendations are plus figures — perfect for round robin strategy. RB Kenneth Gainwell over 3.5 receptions +125 Averaging 5.5 receptions over last 4 weeks. Week 12: 19.4% target share (2nd on team). Secured all 6 targets — operating as WR2 with elite hands. WR Michael Wilson over 5.5 receptions +155 On fire: 25 receptions over last 2 games. Week 12: 82.1% snap share (2nd on ARI). Even with Harrison Jr. return, Wilson stays heavily involved vs TB (5th-most WR receptions allowed). WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba over 102.5 receiving yards +100 #2 in NFL target share (30.4%). Last 7 games: 130.41 yards/game avg. Darnold motivated vs former team — JSN thrives in SEA passing attack. QB Drake Maye over 25.5 rushing yards +155 FTF ranks Maye QB2 Week 13. Giants allowed 302 rushing yards to QBs (NFL MOST). Maye averaging 25.6 rush yards/game — projects 40+. Points Allowed|Player Rankings|YTD Fantasy Points
Week 13 DraftKings DFS Sunday Main Slate Breakdown
Week 13 DraftKings DFS Breakdown (Main Slate Only) Defined Slate: Value QBs + RB Chalk + WR Efficiency Written by Adam Krautwurst Week 13 brings one of the most defined DFS slates of the season. Kimani Vidal headlines as the most dominant value while De’Von Achane, Jaylen Waddle, and Jaxon Smith-Njigba provide slate-breaking upside. Key Slate Notes: Kimani Vidal = slate’s most important play • Darnold→JSN stacks = winning combo • Achane+Waddle = best ceiling duo Quarterbacks Top Play: Sam Darnold Stacks with JSN + Barner • Cheap for 2 stud RBs • Condensed target tree = cash/GPP king. Best Value: Tyrod Taylor Dual-threat floor • Enables Achane+Vidal • GPP spike with Mitchell/Metchie. Tournament Ceiling: C.J. Stroud Collins + Schultz correlation • Low ownership leverage. Running Backs 1. Kimani Vidal (CORE PLAY) Volume + salary + role = cannot fade in cash. 2. De’Von Achane Best ceiling on slate • One-play slate-breaker. 3. Breece Hall Strong usage + Jets passing leverage. GPP Leverage: Bijan Robinson Massive upside + low ownership pivot. Wide Receivers Jaylen Waddle — WR1 by exposure One-off or correlated • Elite ceiling. Chris Olave Elite volume • Best mid-range WR. Jaxon Smith-Njigba Darnold stack partner • Top mid-range play. Khalil Shakir Salary saver • Unlocks Achane+Vidal. Tight Ends Oronde Gadsden II — Chalk TE TE1 by exposure • Salary efficiency. Kyle Pitts — Best Leverage Sky-high ceiling • Optimal Gadsden fade. Dalton Schultz Perfect Stroud stack piece. Top Week 13 DFS Stacks 1️⃣ Sam Darnold + Jaxon Smith-Njigba + A.J. Barner 2️⃣ Tyrod Taylor + Adonai Mitchell + John Metchie III 3️⃣ C.J. Stroud + Nico Collins + Dalton Schultz 4️⃣ Tyler Shough + Chris Olave Week 13 DraftKings Lineups LINEUP 1 — Chalk + Ceiling (Cash / Small Field) QB: Sam Darnold | RB: Kimani Vidal | RB: De’Von Achane WR: Quentin Johnston | WR: Jaylen Waddle | WR: Khalil Shakir TE: Oronde Gadsden II | FLEX: Jaylen Warren | DST: Value Defense Why it works: Double-chalk RB floor • Warren RB1 upside • Waddle/Johnston WR1 ceilings • Shakir unlocks everything. LINEUP 2 — GPP Pivot Build (Large Field) QB: Tyrod Taylor | RB: Kimani Vidal | RB: Bijan Robinson WR: Chris Olave | WR: Jaylen Waddle | WR: John Metchie III TE: Kyle Pitts | FLEX: De’Von Achane | DST: Titans D Why it works: Vidal chalk + Bijan pivot • Achane FLEX hammer • Tyrod+Metchie low-owned stack • Pitts Gadsden leverage. Points Allowed|Player Rankings|YTD Fantasy Points
Week 13 Start/Sit
Week 13 Start/Sit Playoff Push Edition – Pressure Is ON Written by Adam Krautwurst Week 13 is here, and the pressure is officially on. With only a few games left before fantasy playoffs begin, every lineup decision carries real weight. Here’s a quick guide to the players you can trust this week — and the ones better kept on the bench. Start Quarterback Bo Nix Ideal rebound spot vs Washington (top in passing yards/TDs allowed to QBs). 2nd in YAC allowed = perfect for Nix’s style. Jacoby Brissett 20.7+ pts in 6 straight. Tampa allowed 22+ to last 3 QBs. Top-10 upside again. Running Back RJ Harvey Dominated usage without Dobbins. Washington allowing 5.3 YPC + high explosive rate since Week 8. Breakout spot. Kenneth Walker III Season-high snaps Week 12. Minnesota allowed 108+ rush yards + TD to last 3 RBs. RB2 locked in. Wide Receiver Troy Franklin Leads DEN in targets/TDs last 6 weeks. Washington 3rd-worst vs WRs. WR2 upside. Stefon Diggs Focal point + stable volume = strong WR2. Tight End Dalton Schultz 11+ pts in 5/7. Indy vulnerable to TEs. Strong starter. Juwan Johnson 5 straight 10+ PPR games. Miami premium TE matchup. Sit Quarterback Brock Purdy CLE #1 in sacks/pressures. Last 3 QBs under 15 pts. Daniel Jones Houston stingiest vs QBs (held Allen to 8.1 pts). Running Back Tyrone Tracy Jr. Singletary vultured key touches. Patriots bottom-4 vs RBs. Aaron Jones Pure floor play vs Seattle (top-2 run D). Wide Receiver Deebo Samuel 9.1 PPR pts in last 2 with McLaurin. DEN top-5 vs WRs. Jordan Addison 0 catches last week. Brosmer downgrade. Tight End Hunter Henry Outside top-12 TEs in 6/7. Tough Giants matchup. David Njoku 25 snaps, 0 targets last week. Being phased out. Points Allowed|Player Rankings|YTD Fantasy Points