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The play of the wide receivers for the Kansas City Chiefs has been an abject failure so far this season. I don't think that can continue. Someone will have to step up. The question is who? Marquez Valdes-Scantling Justin Watson Justyn Ross Skyy Moore Kadarius Toney Rashee Rice Montrell Washington Which one steps up in the next few weeks? Thanks.

This comes as a shock, especially in the middle of the season. I'm not privy to the inside of the Titans, so if someone could explain the logic of this, I'd appreciate it. This can't be just about the AJ Brown trade.

Ok, so lost Williams, who do you think is the better Fantasy option, Mike Boone or Latavius Murray?

The only thing that confused me was that last game, Hubbard was utilized and Foreman wasn't. I was wondering if a change in the depth chart had occured.

thanks

Who do you think takes the majority of snaps at RB, Hubbard or Foreman?

Ok, let's be honest here. The Eagles only beat 1 team with a winning record last year, the Saints (who were 9-8). It seems like every year for the last 5 or 6 years that everyone talks about the Eagles being the best in the East and a possible Super Bowl team. Who knows, maybe. But, the secondary problems they had last year are still there. The D-Line is suspect. And, Jalen Hurts is still a question mark (I hope not, because I just drafted him in a fantasy league). Unless Hurts improves and is consistent, I don't see the Eagles being any better than a .500 team, though that may be good enough to win the NFC East.

Weepaws, Stefania Bell said on Fantasy Football Now that Tyler Boyd is a good play today, so between her comment and your suggestion, I've put Boyd in my lineup. Many thanks.

That's what I think, too. Thanks Weepaws.

Boyd? He's got Brandon Allen throwing the ball and I suspect he doesn't play the whole game. I was thinking either Zay Jones, who's getting lots of targets from Carr, or Callaway, who's the only WR the Saints have. Thanks Weepaws.

This is a 1-point PPR league with large rosters. I have to start 3 RB’s and have two other flex positions to fill in with it. Here’s who I have: Austin Ekeler Antonio Gibson Eli Mitchell Devonta Freeman Dare Ogunbowale Ke’Shawn Vaughn I have to start 3, likely Ekeler, Gibson, and Mitchell. For WR, we start 4. Here are my WR’s: Davante Adams Michael Pittman Chase Claypool Marquise Brown Josh Reynolds Tyler Boyd Marquez Callaway Zay Jones Breshard Perriman Allen Robinson Laquon Treadwell The 4 I had planned on starting are Pittman, Claypool, Brown, and Reynolds. However, Callaway, Zay Jones, and Perriman could also be good starts. As with my Rodgers post, I have no idea what to do about Davante Adams. Out of all of this, I need 2 Flex starters. Thanks.

This is a superflex league. I have Aaron Rodgers, Carson Wentz, and Jared Goff. Others available are Cam Newton, Jake Fromm, Trevor Lawrence, Davis Mills, Zach Wilson, Sean Mannion, or Brandon Allen. I start 2, so starting Carson Wentz makes sense. My question is about Aaron Rodgers. I wouldn't expect him to play any more than a series or two. Or, is that wrong and he'll play longer. There seems to be no straight answer. Anyone have any thoughts? Thanks.

I started him after I saw the Chargers didn't put him inactive, and I'm glad I did.

Is anyone sitting him tonight? Even if he plays, it sounds like he'll be limited. Do I go with someone else if I have option?

Thanks Weepaws