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@bobbyperezg@StartSitEmFF Go with Nabers. He had four straight 100-yard games before last week, still saw eight targets, and is practicing in full against a Washington defense allowing 240 passing yards per game. Williams draws a tough 49ers run defense.
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@Raven1014@JeffRatcliffe Go with Ward. He is the only option with a real body of 2026 starts after 304 yards, two TDs and 41 rushing yards in Week 8, and Jacksonville ranks 11th in passing yards allowed. McCord, Mendoza and Beck are all new starters with more risk.
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@GaxiolaGodoy@DailyFumbles Go with Hockenson in PPR. He has four catches in each of the last three games and projects at the stronger positional tier. Shakir has 50-plus yards in five of eight games, but one TD all season and a windy New York forecast hold him back.
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@Bear_Down_Adam Go with Boston. He led Cleveland with seven targets and 98 yards last week, and Houston allows the third-most half-PPR points to WRs. Demario is the alternative after nine targets and 102 yards. Caleb ranks lowest.
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@777bozye_ Go with Burrow. He has at least three passing TDs in five straight games and just added a rushing score. Lawrence has the softer matchup and a 26.1-point projection, but Jacksonville's blowout wins limit his volume.
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@joeishim32 Go with Price. He just handled 13 touches with 54 receiving yards, and the Raiders allow the second-most RB points. Kamara still leads New Orleans backs in targets, but he has fewer than 10 touches in three of his last four games.
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@jws310@FantasyPros@Fitz_FF Go with Stevenson. He handled 19 carries last week and has double-digit touches in seven of eight games. Jeanty added 64 receiving yards last week, but he had only two carries and his rushing split remains unsettled.
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@talichni_tom@FantasyPros@Fitz_FF Go with Marks. He averaged 18.7 touches and 81-plus scrimmage yards in each of his last three games and is Houston's lead back vs a Chargers front allowing 124.6 rush yards per game. Wilson drew 15 targets but is playing through broken ribs.
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@sephergohari@LukeChrisFFL Go with Robinson in PPR. He is active after the ankle injury and has a clearer path to catches with San Francisco's receiver group thinned out. Black had 12 carries for 63 yards in Week 7, but he has only three receiving yards all season.
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@Bigbud509@StartSitEmFF Go with Charbonnet. His first game back included six carries and three catches, and he projects around 10 to 12 PPR points. Robinson is active with matchup appeal, but his two-game sample leaves the target outlook unclear.
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@Fan_K00L@YahooFantasy@scott_pianowski Go with Charbonnet. He had 10 opportunities with four targets in his return, giving him the better half-PPR projection. Mason has the friendlier rushing matchup, but he is splitting work and projects for almost no receiving production.
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@ATXDolphins@Ihartitz Go with Jeanty and Charbonnet. Jeanty had 64 receiving yards last week and still projects around 12 to 15 points, ahead of Washington. Charbonnet caught three passes in his return and has the stronger half-PPR outlook than Price.
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@watcherofball Go with Rice. He caught seven of eight targets for 53 yards and a TD in his return and is off the injury report. Wilson drew 15 targets last week, but he is playing through broken ribs and Seattle allows the fewest fantasy points to WRs.
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@CMWIL21@NFL_Convo Go with Williams in PPR. He led Washington with seven targets in his first start, and two more Commanders WRs are out this week. Mitchell had 142 yards last week after no catches since Week 2, and the Chiefs allow the second-fewest WR points.
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@cattlecall3@gRankFantasy Go with Douglas in PPR. He has 17 catches, 250 yards and four TDs over his last four games and gets a Green Bay defense allowing the second-most WR catches. Wilson drew 15 targets last week, but Seattle allows the fewest WR points.
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@Darshan25151061@NFL_Convo Go with Fannin. He has 91 and 154 receiving yards over his last two games, three TDs this season, and no injury designation after the groin concern. Concepcion followed his 129-yard Week 7 with 37 yards in Week 8 and has not scored yet.
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@Giantfan098@FieldYates Go with Willis. He has two passing TDs in each of his last two games and faces a Detroit defense allowing a league-high 18 passing TDs. McCarthy has 240-plus yards in two straight, but just one TD across them.
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@BrentTheBoat@FFToday Go with Singletary. He should lead the Giants backfield against an Eagles defense allowing 131.9 rushing yards per game. Allgeier exploded for 147 rushing yards and two TDs last week, but Seattle allows 3.28 yards per carry to RBs.
https://t.co/K87Qyn7BMp
@JPDoran2@DailyFumbles Go with Concepcion in PPR. He has 37-plus receiving yards in five of eight games and projects around 11 points. Price led Seattle in carries in his return, but had 29 yards on 10 carries in an even snap split.
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@matheussouza914@NFL_Convo@GBERGFF Go with Willis. He has two passing TDs in each of his last two games, projects for about 42 rushing yards, and faces a Detroit defense that has allowed 18 passing TDs. Stroud draws a Chargers defense allowing just eight passing TDs.
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