Showboat

Well, great coaching (or maybe more of a personnel decision) may have been recognizing that Wilson shouldn't have been starting in the first place. I'm not sure why he is still the back-up. In a pinch, I think that Jameis would give the Giants a better chance to remain competitive.

Could be - but you seemed to be asking for the rest of the season rather than one week - still a long way to go this season. Jeudy may still end up being the better hold (and if not, assuming this is a spot on the end of your bench, you'll benefit from never have to second guess yourself about keeping him on the bench).

The Washington coaches don't seem to believe this. They rarely scheme plays and gameplans towards him and he rarely leads the team in targets.

They got a replacement - I can see passing on the 58 yarder, but, yeah, it's getting a bit ridiculous.

I like how Buck/Aikmann build up McLaurin ar the # 1 weapon. Of course, on the first series he gets zero targats - I don't even think he was on the fied half of the plays. I wonder if the bad drop by Deebo leading to the INT will change that.

It wasn't a push off, but a pick play. It seemed to me like the defender ran into to the other receiver - not sure the receiver should have the obligation to get out of the defenders way.

It will be interesting to see what the Giants do with Daboll this offseason. With no Nabers and no Skattaboo, it will be a challenge for the Giants to remain competitive, but changing the coaching staff and offensive scheme will probably not be beneficial for Dart's devlopment.

The Bucs are horrible - how they have 5 wins is one of the unexplained mysteries of the world.

I'd bench Skatt, but it probably won't much matter because I'm going against Bijan - 4 TDs and a couple hundred yards would not surprise me.

Mason

I think I'd rather have Brown. McLaurin has never really been a target hog, so if he doesn't hit on a long pass or find the endzone, there is virtually no floor.

Kind of difficult to bench Judkins regardless of the opponent. I'm going back to Brown after a stint on my bench, so be prepared for a 10-22 effort.

I haven't seen anything suggesting Schultz is in danger of not playing.

Keenan

Standard scoring no PPR R.Stevenson v.CLE (tough D but at least a home game) T.McLaurin @KCC (even if he returns, Mariota is at QB) H.Fannin @NEP (game-script should create targets, but Njoku may be back)

Goedert (unless you are really nervous about him popping up on the injury report, but I think he'll play)

Yes, I'd drop any of them for Gadsden. It kind of feels like chasing points, but I think he has more potential upside than any of them. If you have your heart set on keeping likely, dump Njoku.

I think I'd keep Jeudy, even though he's done nothing this season. Not sure that any of the others offer clearly better upside.

I don't think that's it. The Lions O has evolved such that Gibbs and Amon Ra are the only constants. Others (Jamo, Monty, LaPorta) may get a spike week here and there but essentially have no floor.

No - he only shows up when playing against me.

Agree - the third quarter is too early to be doing that unless you are down by 24.

FU L.McCaffrey - the only scrub Washington receiver without a catch.

D. Smith hasn't done diddly squat all season - of course he goes off against me this week.

with Deebo now being ruled out, start L.McCaffrey or C.Moore against a leaky DAL D over Waller @CLE in potentially nasty weather?

Any solid news that Egbuka is likely to play? He's part of the reason I'm in this pickle. Everything I've seen put's him as a GTD on the wrong side of questionable - I don't expect him to play. Sitll, I'd prefer Moore or Mccaffrey over any of the Buc WRs - I think it more likely that Mayfield spreads the ball around between Johnson, Johnson, Shepard, and Otton.