Showboat

I think Evans has already been confirmed out. I'd actually feel better about Egbuka if Evans was in to draw some defensive attention away (his best games were early in the season when Evans was playing). Still, I'd go with Egbuka. I think their floors are about the same, but Egbuka's ceiling is much higher if he can get on the same page with Mayfield.

Play it straight up and play to max your score every week - to play any other way is kind of a doosh move

As noted, Wilson for sure. None of your second options are very appealing. In PPR, Vidal has been a zero in the passing game and with some extra time I think the Eagles will tighten up their D this week, so I think I'd roll the dice with Neal. Insider info: I have him on my bench and can't pull the trigger to flex him over the likes of McLaurin so he is almost certain to go off.

No. Josh is still "that guy" that can get you 6 TDs on any given week. You were fortunate, though Dart may still face-plant - a good chance since I have him going tonight (on second thought, I'm so far behind that I would need Dart to have one of those Josh-esque 6 TD games to have a chance, so he will probably only score 5 TDs causing me to fall just short).

I think every Denver receiver except Sutton was targeted on the opening drive.

Only when it's my kicker's team doing that.

Pre-emptive FU to Sutton and Dart. Now that I am geetting blown out they'll probably have decent enough games to give me hope only to lose by 1.

Egbuka....... oh sorry, I guess he just sucks.

The only way the Bears lose this is that they get too cute trying to prove that Caleb is a great passer (it's the only reason it's close now)..

Saw that he fumbled.

I would say Love, unless you have a good plan B in case Dart somehow doesn't make it out of the protocol.

Of those, I'd stick with Loveland - the Bears didn't spend a high pick on him so that he could watch Kmet from the bench. Waller isn't available? If he comes back from injury, he's got a favorable schedule down the stretch.

Down by 21 and their D not making any stops, they needed a spark there to try to change momentum. If they punt it away they are likely giving up at leat 3 anyways, so going for it there made some sense.,

No sense in ever running the ball when there is no pass rush and receivers are running free all over the place.

Though averages (even PPG) can be deceiving. Bowers had one blow-up game where got a big chunk of points - probably got you a win that week, but outside of that he's been fairly ordinary albeit with a decent floor for TE.