Showboat

As someone who had to play against Kamara, he did plenty well enough. Same with Mixon - both saved their best game of the season for me.

At this point, I'd rather have Taylor. Ekeler seems to be breaking down.

I'd start Burrow off a bye against the 49ers on a short week.

DJ has a pretty solid floor. I wouldn't trust Higgins. If you believe the Downs break-out is real and will continue, you go with him, but I'm guessing the Saints D is studying some film. Sutton pretty much needs to continue scoring TDs to be startable.

49ers - too many weird things always happen in Miami-New England games.

Stroud is the play. Howell seems tempting, but I wouldn't take that gamble if I didn't have to.

Normally, I'd go with the best player, so Metcalf. If the Borwns D scares you, go with McLaurin.

The fact that Q is still not a significant part of the offense is cause for concern. You might want to see if there is any change this week with Palmer being a bit banged up - if not, I could see moving on. However, you'd think that the Chargers would give Q every opportunity to prove that they didn't whiff on their first round pick, but that might require patience until next year or the year after.

Pretty good night for the Bills punting unit.

Gabe

For PPR go with Diontae. Kittle is probably the percentage play - don't think Darnold or Purdy makes much of a difference, but Kincaid could be a fun gamble if you predict a breakout tonight with Knox on the shelf.

Stick with the Bills.

Might want to check injury reports. I recall seeing a Palmer injury pop up this week - that could be a risk.

Sure, it's early in the week and things could change, but all signs point to Evans starting for the Rams in week 7. Who are you sending to the bench in order to get him in your starting lineup?

Heard he went down with an ankle injury.

Part of it is probably play calling , but Howell holds on to the ball way too long. You'd think he'd figure that out after one or two series.

They are probably trying to copy the Lions and put Bijon in the Gibbs role.

It's the infinite force against the immovable object - Gratefulegg has got to start him, but I am going against him.

It's usually the the most challenging aspect for RBs to pick up at the NFL level. If you believe Schefter's reporting, coaches feel that the kid just isn't ready yet for a significant role.

I would lean towards Hock. Somehow, I just don't trust Brown, but he certainly has been getting a lot of targets.

That's pretty bold. Unless you need your starters in early, are you planning to swap in Jones if its confirmed he is active?

How do you know that's why he has 4 receptions?

The Raiders also have a back-up QB that may put their D in bad positions. I think you go with the Saints who are a better D.

I'm not that optimistic about Sanders, but given the state of your other RBs, I don't think I'd be dropping Sanders for Murray.

I'd lean towards Shaheed either way. I just don't see a lot of points being scored in that Lions-Ravens game.