Week 11 Targets & Target Share by Team | Scott Atkins
Scott Atkins Breaks Down Week 11 Targets & Target Share by Team Written by Scott Atkins, veteran high-stakes fantasy analyst and contributor to FullTime Fantasy. Week 11 of the 2025 NFL season is in the books, and the targets and Target Share % reveal who’s receiving the looks by the Quarterback, regardless if they turn it into points or not. This breakdown covers all 32 teams across eight divisions, plus the top 10 leaders, to give you a fantasy edge for Week 12. This is a Weekly Member-Only Feature. Use this data to spot breakout candidates and waiver wire targets as the season heats up. Team-by-Team Target Breakdowns AFC East Target & Target Share % AFC North Target & Target Share % AFC South Target & Target Share % AFC West Target & Target Share % NFC East Target & Target Share % NFC North Target & Target Share % NFC South Target & Target Share % NFC West Target & Target Share % Top 11 Target Leaders Top 11 Target Share % Leaders
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FullTime Fantasy: Week 11 Injury Report & Week 12 Waiver Radar
FullTime Fantasy: Week 11 Injury Report & Waiver Radar Top Week 11 Injuries + Must-Add Waiver Targets for Week 12 Written by Duke Deming Week 11 Injury Report Aaron Rodgers (QB – PIT) Left Week 11 game early with a wrist injury and did not return. Mason Rudolph will get the start in Week 12 if Rodgers is unable to play. Michael Penix Jr. (QB – ATL) Sustained a knee injury in Week 11. Penix Jr. is expected to have season-ending surgery; Kirk Cousins will take over at quarterback. Dillon Gabriel (QB – CLE) Left Week 11 with a concussion. If he can’t clear protocol, Shadeur Sanders gets the start in Week 12. Josh Jacobs (RB – GB) Suffered knee injury in Week 11 and did not return. Expected to miss time (not season-ending). Emanuel Wilson gets high-volume workload. Jaylen Warren (RB – PIT) Left Week 11 early with an ankle injury. Kenneth Gainwell will see a high workload if Warren can’t go in Week 12. Kimani Vidal (RB – LAC) Left with a thigh injury but returned. Omarion Hampton is expected back soon → Vidal’s stock is dropping. Calvin Ridley (WR – TEN) Suffered a broken fibula. Out for the season. Elic Ayomanor steps into the WR1 role. Drake London (WR – ATL) PCL sprain → expected to miss at least one game. Darnell Mooney becomes the clear WR1 next week. Week 12 Waiver Wire Radar 1. Emanuel Wilson (RB – GB) Steps in as RB1 while Josh Jacobs is sidelined. Large volume + goal-line work expected. 2. Kenneth Gainwell (RB – PIT) 7 catches, 81 yards, 2 TDs in Week 11. Huge role if Jaylen Warren misses time. 3. Michael Wilson (WR – AZ) Monster 15/185 line. Clear WR1 while Marvin Harrison Jr. is out. 4. Sean Tucker (RB – TB) 140 total yards & 3 TDs in Week 11. Increased role if Bucky Irving remains out. 5. Darnell Mooney (WR – ATL) Becomes WR1 while Drake London (PCL) sits. Immediate must-start. 6. Colston Loveland (TE – CHI) At least 4 targets in five straight. Safe floor for desperate TE rooms. 7. Chris Rodriguez Jr. (RB – WAS) Has taken over lead-back duties. Favorable playoff schedule. Week 12 Byes: DEN, LAC, MIA, WAS Points Allowed| Player Rankings| YTD Fantasy Points
2025 NFL Week 11 Circa Survivor Recap: Favorites Dominate, Minimal Eliminations
2025 NFL Week 11 Circa Survivor Recap: Favorites Dominating Slate, Results In Minimal Eliminations Top 5 Most Selected Teams All Emerge Victorious – Picks, Results, and Strategy Insights From The Week That Was Written by Frank Taddeo — @RespectedMoney on X It took nearly three full months of NFL action, but Circa Survivor players finally enjoyed a stress-free weekend as favorites dominated the slate, posting a 11-4 SU mark. In Week 11, only 61 entrants were eliminated from winning the $18.7 million prize, as the Top Five selections all emerged victorious. 44% of the remaining pool made the Patriots, who were installed as double-digit favorites on Thursday night, the most chosen team (440). After earning a 27-14 advancement to Week 12, nearly half the contest sat back and hoped for a plethora of upsets on Sundays. However, those desires fell short as the remaining four selections to round out the Top Five all won their matchups. The Panthers once again proved to be the most difficult team for contestants, sports bettors and oddsmakers to figure out. After extending their run of futility when placed in the roles of favorites: 0-11 SU/ATS as a favorite (last winning Sept. 23, 2021, vs Houston, 24-9) in Week 10, the Panthers were once again installed as underdogs by the experts in the desert on Sunday against the Falcons. Panthers win 30-27 in OT vs Falcons! Bryce Young 448 yds, 3 TDs. — Yahoo Sports (@YahooSports) November 16, 2025 After knocking out 27.7% of those still alive last week, Carolina eliminated another 4.3% on Sunday after beating NFC South foe Atlanta for the second time this season. Third-year QB Bryce Young threw for a Panthers franchise-record 448 yards and three touchdowns, upsetting the Falcons, 30-27 in overtime, as 4.5-point road underdogs. Circa Survivor, which drew a record-breaking $18,718,000 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. 17,779 (94.9%) contestants are now out two weeks prior to Thanksgiving, leaving only 936 entries (5%) advancing in their quest for the life-changing grand prize. Circa Survivor Update: Only 936 entries (5%) remain after Week 11! — Survivor Sweat (@SurvivorSweat) November 17, 2025 On the week, favorites went 11-4 Straight-up (SU), but underdogs earned a 9-6 Against the Spread (ATS) edge. Overall, favorites maintain a sizable 110-49-1 SU (4 pick-ems) mark, while also holding a 83-76-1 ATS (52.2%) advantage. Home teams hold a 86-70-1 SU (55.1%) advantage with 7 neutral-site International games, while also owning the more coveted 82-75 ATS (52.2%) edge. Lower scoring games than expected by the experts in the desert resulted in Unders posting a 9-6 mark. Overs now hold 83-79-2 (51.2%) edge on the year. 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. In an early look-ahead to Week 12, it is expected that: Baltimore (-14) vs NY Jets, Seattle (-13) at Tennessee, Detroit (-10) vs NY Giants and New England (-8.5) at Cincinnati – 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
Week 11 On the Mark: Best NFL O/U Prop Picks
Week 11 “ On the Mark” 4 Plus-Money Props – Round Robin Ready Written by Mark Deming — @YoMarkDeming on X Week 11 features a pair of top rated QBs and two pivotal pass catchers that are involved in huge Week 11 matchups. All the recommendations are plus numbers which are excellent for round robin strategies and payouts. Matt Stafford over 2.5 passing TDs +160 Stafford is combining pin point throws, football IQ and impressive mobility and having an outstanding season. The combination of WR twin towers Nacua and Adams also gives Stafford a huge edge. The Seattle defense enters Week 11 with much acclaim and deservingly so but you can throw on the Seattle’s 20th ranked pass defense who’s missing safety Julian Love. Stafford is averaging 4.33 TD passes per game over his last 3 games. Josh Allen over 259.5 passing + rushing yards +100 It’s a pivotal and absolute must win for Josh Allen’s Bills. I’m anticipating Allen goes old school and puts on his super man cape to do whatever it takes to win which means big plays and more rush attempts. The Bucs 2295 passing yards allowed ranks 8th most and 215 rushing yards to QBs is 11th most. Allen is also due for a monster performance when it matters most. Khalil Shakir over 55.5 receiving yards +110 Shakir is a key cog in the Bills offense and this is a must win game for the Bills. In four home games Sakir is averaging 55.5 receiving yards. Tampa Bay’s defense has allowed 1140 yards to WRs, 5th most in the league. Rashee Rice over 7.5 receptions +125 Look for Rice to be heavily involved in the quick pass game with the Broncos elite speed on defense. Since his return from suspension Rice is averaging 6.66 receptions per game. The Broncos will be without star DB Patrick Surtain which should give Rice a major advantage in the pass game. You may be surprised the Broncos defense has allowed 117 receptions to WR’s 8th most in the league. Points Allowed | Player Rankings | YTD Fantasy Points
Adam’s Eye: Week 11 DraftKings DFS Breakdown: Main Slate Cash & GPP Plays
WEEK 11 DRAFTKINGS DFS ADVICE (MAIN SLATE ONLY) Wide-Open Slate: Value QBs + Mid-Tier Upside + GPP Leverage Written by Adam Krautwurst Week 11 brings one of the most wide-open DraftKings main slates we’ve seen all season. With several powerhouse offenses removed from the player pool and injuries shaking up depth charts yet again, DFS players are forced to dig deeper into value QBs, mid-range RBs, and overlooked WRs who project for expanded roles. This is the kind of slate where smart correlation, embracing chalk in the right spots, and leveraging under-owned ceiling plays can separate you from the field. Whether you’re building for cash games or large-field GPPs, Week 11 offers plenty of clear value—and just enough volatility—to create a real edge. Quarterback Targets 1. J.J. McCarthy — Vikings Strongest value projection on the slate. Mobility + play-action deep shots = ideal DK scoring. Perfect for builds that need salary relief to jam in elite RBs/WRs. 2. Davis Mills — Texans Projects well because his stacking partners (Nico Collins, Dalton Schultz) are high-usage and affordable. Texans-Panthers should be sneaky pace-up. He’s cheap, allowing double-stud RB or double-elite WR builds. 3. Matthew Stafford — Rams Best ceiling among the non-prohibited QBs. Strong correlation with Puka Nacua. Rams/Seahawks has sneaky shootout potential. Running Backs 1. Jaylen Warren — Steelers Highest expected ownership Controls passing-down work + steady carries. Opponent matchup neutral → his salary-adjusted projection smashes anyway. 2. Christian McCaffrey — 49ers Highest non-restricted-ceiling RB on the slate. Workhorse usage—and Giants can’t stop elite RBs. Massive floor/ceiling; top spend-up option. 3. Chase Brown — Bengals Cheap layout RB with growing snap share. High exposure due to price + matchup. Ideal FLEX or value RB2. Leverage: Bijan Robinson (Falcons) — massively lower ownership than CMC but with similar usage upside. Wide Receivers 1. Michael Wilson — Cardinals One of the highest exposure WRs on the slate. Salary relief + full route participation. Strong role stability, perfect chalk value. 2. Ja’Marr Chase — Bengals Still the top WR ceiling on the slate. Flacco (if starting) hyper-targets him. Bears secondary is burnable. 3. Puka Nacua — Rams Smash pairing with Stafford. Volume remains elite even with Kupp active. Secondary Tier: Drake London — Falcons D.K. Metcalf — Seahawks Nico Collins — Texans Tight Ends 1. Kyle Pitts — Falcons TE1 by exposure. Atlanta’s passing tree is condensed. Underpriced for athleticism + volume. 2. Trey McBride — Cardinals Target monster again. High route rate + elite TE share. 3. Dalton Schultz — Texans Major stacking value with Mills. Texans’ WR injuries boost his usage. Top Stacks 1. J.J. McCarthy + T.J. Hockenson Cheap → allows elite RB/WR builds. High Sims correlation. 2. Davis Mills + Nico Collins + Dalton Schultz Value triple stack. Lets you pay up at RB and WR. 3. Matthew Stafford + Puka Nacua Highest non-restricted QB/WR ceiling. WEEK 11 DRAFTKINGS MAIN SLATE LINEUPS LINEUP 1 — Optimal/Hybrid (CEILING + STABILITY) QB: Joe Flacco – Bengals RB: Jaylen Warren — Steelers RB: Christian McCaffrey — 49ers WR: Michael Wilson — Cardinals WR: Drake London — Falcons WR: Tee Higgins — Bengals TE: Kyle Pitts — Falcons FLEX: Chase Brown — Bengals DST: Titans D Why it works: Warren + McCaffrey = elite floor/ceiling RB combo. Higgins + Pitts + London give explosive WR/TE upside. Flacco keeps salary manageable. LINEUP 2 — GPP STACK (Upside, Correlation, Leverage) QB: Matthew Stafford — Rams RB: Jaylen Warren — Steelers RB: Bijan Robinson — Falcons WR: Puka Nacua — Rams WR: Ja’Marr Chase — Bengals WR: Michael Wilson — Cardinals TE: Trey McBride — Cardinals FLEX: D.K. Metcalf — Seahawks DST: Carolina Panthers Why it works: Stafford + Nacua is the cleanest high-ceiling stack available.. Shaheed offers a cheap bring back for Rams-Seahawks game Wilson/Kittle gives cheap correlation. Metcalf adds tournament-breaking volatility. Points Allowed | Player Rankings | YTD Fantasy Points
Week 11 Start/Sit
Week 11 Start/Sit Full QB, RB, WR, TE Matchup Guide Written by Adam Krautwurst Start Quarterback Aaron Rodgers Rodgers has settled into more of a steady player, but he remains productive in favorable matchups — and this one qualifies. The Bengals have surrendered the second-most fantasy points to quarterbacks this season, with all but three passers topping 19 points. When these teams met in Week 7, Rodgers threw for 249 yards and four touchdowns, totaling 22.5 fantasy points. He’s touchdown-dependent at this stage, but Cincinnati’s defense — which has allowed the most passing TDs in the league — keeps him firmly in the mix. Joe Flacco Flacco continues to defy expectations, throwing for 342 yards and three scores against Pittsburgh in Week 7, then torching Chicago for 470 yards and four touchdowns in Week 9. Through four starts with Cincinnati, he’s averaging over 30 fantasy points per game. His time as the starter may be limited with Joe Burrow nearing a return, but Flacco should be locked in this week against the Steelers, who have allowed five quarterbacks to post at least 23 fantasy points. Running Back Woody Marks Marks’ rookie campaign has been inconsistent, but he’s starting to show promise with 73 total yards per game over his last two outings. He faces a Titans defense that’s been vulnerable to running backs, allowing 12 rushing touchdowns (tied for most in the NFL) and the second-highest fantasy points per game to the position. RJ Harvey With J.K. Dobbins sidelined, Harvey should see his biggest workload of the season. In his lone game with double-digit touches, he delivered 98 total yards and a touchdown on 19 touches. He’s been an effective receiver lately, scoring three times through the air in his last four games. While Kansas City’s defense is tough on running backs, Harvey’s expanded role puts him on the flex radar this week. Wide Receiver Jauan Jennings Jennings enters Week 11 on a roll, with 10 receptions, 112 yards, and two touchdowns over his last two games. The Cardinals have allowed at least one receiver to top 12 PPR points in every contest this season, and with 11 receivers reaching that mark overall, Jennings has a good chance to stay hot against Arizona’s shaky secondary. Tyler Lockett Lockett has quickly carved out a bigger role with the Raiders following Jakobi Meyers’ departure. He led the team in targets last week against Denver and now faces a Cowboys defense that’s allowed a league-high 16 receiving touchdowns. His chemistry with Geno Smith makes him a viable flex play in this matchup. Tight End Dawson Knox With Dalton Kincaid sidelined by a hamstring injury, Knox slides back into a full-time role. His red-zone rapport with Josh Allen gives him a path to fantasy relevance, especially in what could turn into a high-scoring game. Pat Freiermuth No team has been more generous to tight ends than the Bengals, who have allowed 12 touchdowns to the position — five more than any other defense. Freiermuth found the end zone the last time these teams met, and he remains the top fantasy option among Pittsburgh’s tight ends. Sit Quarterback Sam Darnold Darnold has been a better real life QB than fantasy, scoring 10 points or fewer in two of his past three games while committing six turnovers in that stretch. The Rams have allowed only three quarterbacks to surpass 20 fantasy points this season. Darnold is best left for two-QB formats. Bo Nix Nix has exceeded 250 passing yards only twice all year and relies heavily on touchdowns to deliver value. He now faces a well-rested Chiefs defense that ranks top five in fewest passing yards and touchdowns allowed. Kansas City should make life difficult, leaving Nix as a risky start. Running Back Tyrone Tracy Tracy continues to split work with Devin Singletary, but the matchup with Green Bay isn’t favorable. The Packers have been stout against the run, and with uncertainty under center, offensive efficiency could be limited. Tracy’s volume alone may not be enough to trust him this week. Tony Pollard Pollard has struggled to produce, scoring a combined 14 points in his past two games and losing touches to Tyjae Spears. Houston’s run defense ranks among the league’s best, and Pollard managed only 10 points against them earlier this season. At best, he’s a low-end flex in Week 11. Wide Receiver Tetairoa McMillan It’s been a frustrating rookie season for McMillan, who’s topped 100 yards only once and found the end zone twice. The Panthers’ passing game limits his ceiling, and a tough matchup against Atlanta’s disciplined secondary doesn’t help. He’s best left on the bench. Courtland Sutton Sutton’s production has cratered after a strong start, averaging just 45 yards per game over his last five with a single touchdown. The Chiefs have allowed the fewest receiving yards to wideouts, and Bo Nix has favored Troy Franklin lately. Fade Sutton in Week 11. Tight End David Njoku Njoku’s recent touchdown streak masks concerning usage — just two targets last week despite 32 team pass attempts. Harold Fannin Jr. continues to outproduce him, and a matchup with Baltimore’s elite defense limits his scoring chances. Njoku’s floor is dangerously low. Cade Otton Otton’s recent uptick in usage faces a major roadblock against Buffalo, who’ve allowed the fewest receptions and yards to tight ends this season. With such a difficult matchup, Otton’s ceiling and floor are both limited. Points Allowed | Player Rankings | YTD Fantasy Points
Week 11 Vegas vs FullTime: +EV TD Props | FullTime Fantasy
Vegas vs Fulltime Rankings: Top Anytime Touchdown Props For Week 11 Up +12.47 units YTD — Targeting 5 plus-money TD scorers Written by Frank Taddeo — @RespectedMoney on X Our “Vegas vs Fulltime Projections”, focusing on data analytics exclusive to FullTime premium members, heads into Week 11 up +12.47 units on the year. The experts in the desert are projecting low-scoring games this week with no games owning a total in the 50’s. While fantasy matchups could find low scoring head-2-head matchups, our models still believe there are several players who are offering exploitable value. 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 waiver. FullTime Fantasy scored big in Week 6 after combining our award-winning winning projections with our @RespectedMoney Vegas info winning $26,331.41! Let’s take a deeper dive into the best plus-dds 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 WR Jaylen Waddle +105 (Ceasars) Fulltime Projection: 1.00 (100%) Ranking 11th in Air Yards (867), our projections have Waddle eclipsing the 100-yard receiving plateau in the NFL’s first-ever regular-season game in Spain. Waddle, who ranks as the overall WR11 in fantasy football in PPR formats, finds a favorable matchup in Week 11 against a struggling Commanders defense that has allowed 5 receiving touchdowns to opposing wide receivers over their last two games. Waddle, who owns a strong 22.5% Target Share, has scored in two of his last three games. Waddle projected for 100+ yds in Spain — Vikings Fan Page (@vikingzfanpage) November 15, 2025 WR Justin Jefferson +120 (BetMGM) Fulltime Projection: 0.75 (75%) Jefferson, who has disappointingly only scored two touchdowns this season, said this week he needs to get back into “savage mode”. When a player of this magnitude makes this kind of statement, we need to listen. On Sunday, Jettas finds a favorable matchup against a Bears defense allowing an average of 10.6 receptions and 160 yards per game and 13 receiving touchdowns to opposing wide receivers. Jefferson, who ranks 1st in Deep Targets (18), 2nd in Snap Share (96.1%), 5th in Targets (84), 5th in Air Yards (991) should draw plenty of volume and red-zone looks from JJ McCarthy in the NFC North clash with Chicago. Jefferson: “I need to get back into savage mode” — PFF (@PFF) November 13, 2025 WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba +135 (DraftKings) Fulltime Projection: 0.75 (75%) The NFC West tilt between the Rams and Seahawks has drawn early sharp money on the over, driving the total up from 47.5 to 49. Los Angeles’ secondary has been stout against the pass, surrendering only 6 touchdowns in 9 games against opposing wide receivers. However, we can simply not ignore the output of JSN this season. Fantasy Football’s overall WR1, who leads the NFL in receiving yards (1,041), has scored a touchdown in 4 of his last 5 games. JSN, who ranks 1st in Target Share (38.8%), 1st in Air Yards (1,091), and 1st in Deep Targets (18), is a player to target in the late window, as he looks to continue his quest for a record-breaking season. Top Moonshots That Could Lead To Glory TE Oronde Gadsden II +220 (Bet365) Fulltime Projection: 0.75 (75%) Gadsden, who ranks as the overall TE2 in PPR formats since Week 6, gave all fantasy managers a scare when he was forced to leave last week’s showdown with the Steelers. Thankfully, the emerging rookie play-maker only suffered a quad bruise and will be in the lineup for Week 11 against Jacksonville. Gadsden, who owns a solid 15.1% Target Share, quietly ranks 4th in Red Zone Targets (11) draws a favorable matchup against a Jaguars defense that has allowed 6 touchdowns to opposing tight ends over the last three games. Gadsden lands as our top moonshot in Week 11, in a rebound spot. WR Tyler Allgeier +230 (Bet365) Fulltime Projection: 0.50 (50%) Fantasy managers who own shares of Bijan Robinson will not be happy with this Moonshot investment. Despite leading the Falcons in rushing yards (679), and ranking as Fantasy Football’s overall RB5, Robinson does not lead his team in rushing touchdowns. That distinction quietly belongs to backup Tyler Allgeier who has posted 6 rushing scores, while Robinson has only added two on the ground. In Week 11, Allgeier who has scored three TDs over his last three games, will now face a Carolina team that is allowing 4.8 yards per rush to opposing RB’s this season. A deeper dive also reveals that Allgeier thrives playing against his NFC South foe, scoring 4 TDs in 7 career games against the Panthers. Thus far, Vegas vs FullTime projections: 🔥🔥Overall YTD: 40-55 (+12.47 UNITS) 📈 Points Allowed | Player Rankings | YTD Fantasy Points
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TNF Respected Money Breakdown: Jets vs Patriots (Week 11)
Thursday Night Football Respected Money Breakdown: Jets vs Patriots Week 11 TNF: Jets (2-7) visit AFC East-leading Patriots (8-2). Sharp money on the Under. Written by Frank Taddeo — @RespectedMoney on X Week 11 of the 2025 NFL season kicks off on Thursday Night featuring a tilt between the Jets (2-7) on a two-game winning streak taking on Drake Maye and the AFC East leading Patriots (8-2). The oddsmakers have New England listed as 13-point home favorites with the total sitting at 43. Despite winning 8 of the last 10 meetings against New York, the Patriots have burned bettors posting a dismal 3-7 ATS mark over that stretch. Dating back to 2022, the series has been lower scoring than the experts in the desert have predicted with the Under cashing in 5 of the last 6 contests, averaging only 28.5 points. The total, which opened at 45, has drawn sharp action dropping the line two full points (43). Week 6: $26,331.41 profit via FullTime + @RespectedMoney YTD: 🔥🔥 40-52 (+15.47 UNITS) 📈 In a less than attractive game, where the steam is heavily on the Under, let’s keep the risk low and target three plus-odds investments! TOP PLAYS WR Stefon Diggs Anytime Touchdown (+135 – BETMGM) Diggs, the overall WR19 in PPR, is Maye’s clear top target: 61 targets, 50 rec, 554 yds. Ranks 11th in Red Zone Targets (10) and has scored in 3 straight games. Our projections: 75% TD probability vs Jets secondary post-Sauce Gardner. TE Hunter Henry Anytime Touchdown (+165 – BETMGM) Fantasy’s TE15 in PPR draws a Jets defense allowing 7 TDs to TEs. Our projections: 75% TD. Ranks 5th in Air Yards (405), 7th in RZ Targets (9). All 4 TDs this year at home. Austin Hooper likely out (concussion). RB Breece Hall Over 2.5 Receptions (+118 – FanDuel) RB13 in PPR, tied for 13th in RB targets (31). 2+ rec in 7 of 9 games. Garrett Wilson out → more dump-offs. Our projections: 4 receptions. Jets likely trailing → pass-heavy script. 10 RBs already hit 3+ vs NE. Points Allowed | Player Rankings | YTD Fantasy Points