@shelleyturner69@DanFryer15 I would not, Shelley. I would still want to play both Bengals over Mumpfield. Rams are probably going to play a lot of 13 personnel today with three TEs and only one WR on the field. Not 100% sure Mumpfield will be the one WR on the field when they do.
@shelleyturner69@DanFryer15 I misspoke, Shelley. Puka plays late this afternoon, but after the Bengals play.
The reporting seems optimistic he'll play, for what it's worth.
@kevinterrono Corum for me. PPR generally favors Wan'Dale over Corum, but Corum more involved as a pass catcher lately, and Rams will probably lean hard on the RBs in light of the WR injury issues.
@daddystinyfeet I'm good with it James. Agree with starting Higbee. I'm cautiously optimistic Keon is useful the rest of the way but don't consider him a must-hold.
@cschultzie3@DBro_FFB Yeah, I only have Jones ranked lower than McKee. He isn't good, he's missing two of his WRs (including his best), and the Philly O-line is awful.
@EyendaskyFF@FantasyPros I have Cousins ranked highest, one spot ahead of Nox. Tougher matchup for Cousins, although the Rams' D is REALLY banged up. Rams live in nickel and dime, and Cousins has been really good when defenses use extra DBs.
@Scott_Woodland Agree on Marks. Prefer Corum over Concepcion. KCC not making high-impact catches. Mostly just volume. With one or both Rams WRs out, probably more catch volume for the RB, and Corum more involved as a pass catcher lately. Also imperative for Rams to run well. But trust your gut.
@svij01 I have no idea how to rank the NYG backfield. It's not an error -- Singletary played more snaps than Tracy last week. People are going to chase the Tracy TDs, which seems like a mistake to me, but entirely possible he's more valuable than Singletary this week.