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We can barely separate these three QBs for Week 8. Trevor Lawrence 20.3 vs the Colts, Jayden Daniels 19.7 vs the Eagles, Jared Goff 18.2 vs Minnesota.
Goff's the one I'd worry about. Minnesota has allowed 42% fewer points to QBs than average.
Who are you starting?
@DLFootball That receiving share is what's keeping him afloat. We still have him at 17.8 against the Jets, after a 21.6 last week when he usually sits around 12.9. Buy or sell for you?
@PPRFantasyTips Fair, a clean sample is a clean sample. You've got Hubbard at 9, and we have him #13 among RBs this week at 14.7 at Green Bay. Is he a hold for you or a sell high?
Through Week 7, Gibbs leads all RBs at 28.5 PPR a game, but grades 14th of 53 backs play by play. 9 TDs are carrying a lot of that. Would you sell high on him or just enjoy it?
Flip side, guys the box score hides:
Hunter Henry is TE13 in points but 3rd of 23 TEs in grade. Justin Jefferson WR19, graded 6th. Jameson Williams WR23, graded 8th.
Players the box score flatters average 0.90 TDs a game, the hidden ones 0.60.
Which one would you buy?
Pollard just dropped 36.5 and we still have Bucky Irving a hair ahead of him for Week 8, 15.2 to 14.7. Tampa's expected to score about 25, Tennessee about 18. Which one's in your lineup?
Bucky Irving or Tony Pollard this week? We can barely split them. Irving 15.2, Pollard 14.7, and Irving outscores him 51% of the time.
Both are coming off big games too. Irving scored 24 (usually 11.5), Pollard 36.5 (usually 9.8). Who are you riding?