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For Week 7, I mentioned:
- Bucky Irving: 24.0
- Ollie Gordon II: 17.3
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8. TJ Hockenson v. DET: Revenge game in Halloween weekend? Couldn’t have written it up any better. Hock has 27 rec | 237 yd | 2 TD on 32 tgt. DET has allowed 10 TDs to TEs and gives up the most points to the position in the NFL.
In 2 full games with Kyler Murray he has 17 rec | 154 yd | 1 TD on 18 tgt! Locked-in TE1.
5. Bhayshul Tuten v. IND: This one is simple. Tuten has looked really good. 94 att | 388 yd | 2 TD and 13 rec | 126 yd | 2 TD and averaging ~20 touches over his last 3 games. IND allows 124.4 rush yd/gm and the 5th-most PPR pts to RBs, and he's coming off the bye. Start him as an RB1.
2. Kyler Murray v. DET: I’ll be the first to admit that it hasn’t been great passing from K1: 812 pass yd | 3 TD | 2 INT | 66.4% comp. But, he gets a choice matchup against a Lions D giving up the most points to QBs. Add in Murray’s rushing upside, and you have a top-10 start!
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Defense Streamers for Week 8
- Cincinnati Bengals v. TEN
- Jacksonville Jaguars v. IND
- New England Patriots v. MIA
- Las Vegas Raiders v. NYJ
- Kansas City Chiefs v. DEN
11. Makai Lemon (48% available): Lemon had his breakout game with Devonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks out with INJ: 7/8 rec | 67 yd | 1 TD.
Lemon is a first-round rookie with playmaking ability who is earning opportunities (~7 tgt/gm over the last 4 gms). That kind of volume is worth investing into, especially if Smith and Wicks miss more time.
10. Elijah Mitchell (99.9% available): With Saquon Barkley and Dameon Pierce both dealing with injuries, Mitchell is suddenly worth monitoring in Philadelphia.
He was elevated from the practice squad for Week 7, and if both backs miss time, Mitchell could find himself in a much bigger role than anyone anticipated. Mitchell has had success in the NFL and is worth a look as we await more INJ news.
9. Mason Taylor (99.7% available): Taylor is a deep-league streaming option, but the recent usage is encouraging. He has caught at least four passes on six targets in back-to-back games and scored twice in Week 7. He’s outplaying rookie Kenyon Sadiq.
I’m not expecting him to suddenly become an every-week starter, but the targets and red-zone production make him worth a look if you’re desperate at tight end. He’s a cheap upside play with almost no roster cost.
8. Chig Okonkwo (83% available): If you need help at tight end, Chig deserves a look. He caught 7 rec | 69 yd in Week 6, leading Washington in both receptions and receiving yards.
With McLaurin out for the season, there’s room for Chig to become a more consistent part of Jayden Daniels’ passing attack. He’s had at least four catches and 60 receiving yards in consecutive games. In PPR formats, that kind of volume is worth targeting at a position where consistency is hard to find.
7. Seth McGowan (93% available): McGowan is a deeper-league stash worth monitoring. He just set career highs with 11 car | 46 yd and added a reception.
Jonathan Taylor is still ahead of him, so the immediate ceiling is limited. But if Taylor’s name continues coming up in trade discussions, McGowan could suddenly become a much more valuable fantasy asset. I’m willing to get ahead of that possibility.
6. Jonah Coleman (65% available): Coleman returned from injury and immediately led Denver in carries, finishing with 9 car | 54 yd | 2 rec | 15 yd.
Sean Payton has already said they need to get him more touches, and he looks like he fits the bill to be the lead in the DEN committee.
5. Kaelon Black (72% available): Black is becoming more than just a handcuff. He played 47% of San Francisco’s offensive snaps in Week 7 and finished with 63 ru yd | 1 TD.
He’s shown he can contribute even with Christian McCaffrey in the picture, giving him standalone value alongside significant upside if McCaffrey misses time. The 49ers are on bye in Week 8, so think of this as a rest-of-season investment.
4. Jordyn Tyson (51% available): Tyson is a stash for managers who can afford to be patient. The former eighth overall pick has the draft capital and talent to become a difference-maker, but the hamstring injury has delayed his NFL debut.
He isn’t an immediate solution for Week 8, and the Saints are on bye. But if you have an open bench spot, this is the type of upside I want to invest in before he gets healthy and starts producing.