Njoku is a reasonable stash in deeper leagues and for managers piecing together tight end production. He needs activation and evidence of a useful receiving role before becoming a trustworthy streamer ...
Ferguson is worth stashing for managers searching for help at tight end, particularly in deeper leagues and formats that reward the position. A meaningful receiving role could eventually push him into ...
Samuel managers should plan to use another receiver, while Evans still needs practice progress before entering lineup consideration. If both remain out, Kittle should continue commanding a prominent ...
Marks is an RB2 against the Chargers with Montgomery unavailable again. His lead role gives him a stronger workload floor than most committee backs in the FLEX conversation. Ogunbowale remains a ...
Pierce remains an IR stash, but managers without an available IR slot can consider moving on for immediate help. Allen and Downs remain Indianapolis’ preferred receiver FLEX options, while Warren ...
White remains Washington’s preferred RB2/FLEX option, while Ekeler becomes a more appealing PPR stash with additional complementary work available. Ekeler would need a larger receiving role to become ...
Managers should keep an alternative available for Egbuka ahead of Sunday night’s game at Chicago. If he remains out, Godwin would be a stronger PPR WR3/FLEX, while Hurst and Tez Johnson would retain ...
Another Brown absence would keep Douglas firmly in the PPR WR3/FLEX conversation and preserve deeper-league opportunities for Chism and Williams. Hollins could add competition if activated, so his ...
If Wilson misses Sunday, Mitchell would move into WR3/FLEX consideration, while Cooper would become a more appealing deeper-league FLEX. Taylor would also gain streaming appeal, although competition ...
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