Showboat

I'd play JuJu over Bigsby, regardless of ETN status.

Brown, Flowers, and Thomas

Adams, Mooney, Dell.

In full ppr, I'd flex JuJu even if Brob is active.

I'd go with Cooper - may not have a huge game with snaps/targets, but teams usually make a special effort to get their trade prize a TD. I'd expect at east one score.

I'd also go with Ekeler (oh-oh a unanimous kiss of death).

I'd go with Dalton, mostly because I expect that game to be higher scoring and would prefer going against the WAS D over LAC (and wouldn't consider Murray to be a that must-start).

Allgeier v SEA Stevenson @ JAX (London) Smith-Schuster @ SF LaPorta @ MIN

I'd go with Mahomes - with a lot of people sending him to the bench, I think the fantasy gods intervene and grant Mahomes big game on Sunday.

Lawrence (that seals it and means you should be starting Dalton).

Chase Brown and..... tough call I think I'd go with Ekeler. Even if BRob plays, I think Ekeler will get enough touches, but I'm sure it will be tempting to go with Stevenson if he is declared active and the BRob situation is still uncertain.

Jeudy

No.

I would rank Douglas, Jeudy, Vidal, Goodson. Douglas seems to have the most upside which is what I'd think you want in a bench player. I'd only consider Vidal if you want to cuff Dobbins. Similar to Goodson with respect to JT, but it's not clear to me that he has passed Sermon on the depth chart (even though he has performed better).

Thanks, that was my initial inclination because it's a good matchup on paper, but JAX has had the advantage of all week to acclimate to London. Plus the GTD gives me pause (potential limitations, decoy usage, increased risk that injury flares up) not to mention that he seems one fumble away from an extended stint on the bench. That's a lot of yellow flags to ignore.

Indy Wash Philly

Going forward for ppr: Douglas has the most upside (but a bit of a risk in that there is not a large sample size to determine who will be Maye's favorite target) Jeudy has a path to the most targets, but half of them will be uncatchable if Watson remains at QB. Sutton is probably the most talented, but Payton seems intent on limiting the Denver passing game with Nix (if going with him you'll be betting that changes as we get deeper into the season).

Agree with others and it's a fairly easy call. Sermon has proven to be in over his head. Even if JT sits again, I'd have to imagine that the Colts give Goodson more chances and with A.Rich likely back, he'll probably be the first option for a short yardage TD..

Agree with the other responses, though I could see going for Douglas over Sutton if you trust Maye more than Nix.

No.

I'd rather have JuJu over Hopkins at this point. Also, in ppr, it might be worth taking a flier on Jeudy. With Cooper gone, he should see an uptick in targets - I wouldn't have high expectations but seems like a reasonable gamble for your #7 WR.

Is Aubrey really that much ahead of Boswell, McLaughlin or Reinhard? If you are set on keeping Aubrey, I'd consider dumping Kraft (or possibly Geno) - kind of depends on who your starters are and who is available (with shallow benches, I'd expect some decent players left on the wire to pick up after week 7).

Standard Scoring - pick 2 out the following to start in week 6: C.Brown @Giants A.Gibson v.Texans T.Sermon @Titans LaPorta @Cowboys T.Kraft v.Cardinals

Tough call. If playing for a safer floor benching Olave is probably the right call. However, sometimes the back-up QB will pepper their #1 with targets, so I think benching Sermon would probably give a higher ceiling.

Polk probably has the highest upside if he finds a connection with Maye. With the rest you kind of know what you are getting.