NOTE: These player rankings track a player’s value for the remainder of the season and are intended to be used as a tool, not necessarily a definitive guide to player valuation. The scoring system is performance PPR. There is no exact science behind season-long rankings, considering all of the variables and situational uncertainties at work.
Fantasy football rest of season rankings
Quarterbacks |
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Rk |
Never leaves lineup |
Bye |
Movement |
Notes |
1
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Lamar Jackson, BAL |
8
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2
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Patrick Mahomes, KC |
10
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3
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Russell Wilson, SEA |
6
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4
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Kyler Murray, ARI |
8
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6
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Murray’s willingness to run really elevates his outlook |
5
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Dak Prescott, DAL |
10
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Rk |
Lineup regulars |
Bye |
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6
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Deshaun Watson, HOU |
8
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5
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how badly does Watson miss Hopkins? |
7
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Josh Allen, BUF |
11
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8
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I like what I’m seeing, I just want to see it against better competition |
8
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Aaron Rodgers, GB |
5
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his receivers are dropping too many balls | |
9
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Matt Ryan, ATL |
10
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10
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Cam Newton, NE |
6
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16
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this is as good as Newton has looked in several years |
11
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Tom Brady, TB |
13
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12
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B. Roethlisberger, PIT |
8
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13
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Gardner Minshew, JAC |
7
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20
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I could see Minshew putting up big numbers in a season where W’s don’t matter |
14
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Drew Brees, NO |
6
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15
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Daniel Jones, NYG |
11
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let’s see how the loss of Barkley changes the Giants attack | |
Rk |
Weekly matchup plays |
Bye |
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16
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Jared Goff, LAR |
9
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Sunday had a 2018 vibe to it; Goff has my curiosity | |
17
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M. Stafford, DET |
5
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10
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the return of Golladay will help, but there’s something missing in Detroit |
18
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Carson Wentz, PHI |
9
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11
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I don’t like anything about Wentz’s first two games |
19
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Joe Burrow, CIN |
9
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27
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20
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Ryan Tannehill, TEN |
7
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22
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I’m still not sure the Titans want to throw this much |
21
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Baker Mayfield, CLE |
9
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that looked like a run-first team last Thursday | |
22
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Philip Rivers, IND |
7
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23
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Jimmy Garoppolo, SF |
11
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it doesn’t sound like Jimmy G will miss time | |
24
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Derek Carr, LVR |
6
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25
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Justin Herbert, LAC |
10
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34
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Lynn says Taylor is the starter, but there’s no way that lasts |
Rk |
Fringe plays/roster depth |
Bye |
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26
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T. Bridgewater, CAR |
13
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27
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M. Trubisky, CHI |
11
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31
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28
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Kirk Cousins, MIN |
7
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take away Week 1 garbage time & Cousins has been the NFL’s worst QB thus far | |
29
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Sam Darnold, NYJ |
11
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30
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Drew Lock, DEN |
8
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24
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Lock is expected to miss 3-5 weeks with a shoulder injury |
31
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Dwayne Haskins, WAS |
8
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32
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R. Fitzpatrick, MIA |
11
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33
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Tyrod Taylor, LAC |
10
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that’s going to be Herbert’s job sooner than later | |
34
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Jeff Driskel, DEN |
8
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NR
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35
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Nick Foles, CHI |
11
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36
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Tua Tagovailoa, MIA |
11
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Running backs |
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Rk |
Never leaves lineup |
Bye |
Movement |
Notes |
1
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Ezekiel Elliott, DAL |
10
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with the injuries to McCaffrey & Barkley, Elliott inherits the top spot | |
2
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Alvin Kamara, NO |
6
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5
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3
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Dalvin Cook, MIN |
7
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I’ll be shocked if Minnesota’s offense doesn’t run through Cook in Week 3 | |
4
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Aaron Jones, GB |
5
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8
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he’s getting more action that I thought he might to open the year |
5
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Derrick Henry, TEN |
7
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6
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C. Edwards-Helaire, KC |
10
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not a great Week 2, but I’m still elevating him into the top tier | |
Rk |
Lineup regulars |
Bye |
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7
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Austin Ekeler, LAC |
10
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8
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Josh Jacobs, LVR |
6
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13
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as long as he stays healthy, Jacobs should see a ton of work |
9
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Joe Mixon, CIN |
9
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10
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Nick Chubb, CLE |
9
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Cleveland’s offense ran through Chubb in Week 2 | |
11
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Miles Sanders, PHI |
9
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12
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Chris Carson, SEA |
6
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his receiving exploits are carrying him statistically right now | |
13
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M. Gordon III, DEN |
8
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14
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C. McCaffrey, CAR |
13
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1
|
a high ankle sprain will keep him out 4-6 weeks & there’s no reason to rush him back |
15
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James Conner, PIT |
8
|
shook off an ankle injury to reaffirm he’s the clear RB1 in PIT when healthy | |
16
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Kenyan Drake, ARI |
8
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11
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17
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Todd Gurley II, ATL |
10
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16
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can we get Gurley the ball as a receiver?!? |
18
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Raheem Mostert, SF |
11
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22
|
Mostert may miss a week, but he’s a big play waiting to happen |
19
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Kareem Hunt, CLE |
9
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20
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Jonathan Taylor, IND |
7
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23
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Taylor logged 28 touches in his first start |
21
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D. Montgomery, CHI |
11
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26
|
I’m far from sold on Chicago’s offense, but Montgomery looks like a workhorse |
Rk |
Weekly matchup plays |
Bye |
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22
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Le’Veon Bell, NYJ |
11
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23
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D. Singletary, BUF |
11
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24
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David Johnson, HOU |
8
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25
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Mark Ingram, BAL |
8
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26
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James Robinson, JAC |
7
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55
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Robinson has impressed and certainly looks to be the featured back |
27
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James White, NE |
6
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28
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Antonio Gibson, WAS |
8
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29
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Tarik Cohen, CHI |
11
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30
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Cam Akers, LAR |
9
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28
|
Akers was knocked out of Week 2 early w/ a rib injury; he’s day-to-day |
31
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J.K. Dobbins, BAL |
8
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27
|
I might’ve been a little aggressive in my initial outlook for Dobbins |
32
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L. Fournette, TB |
13
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42
|
it feels like Fournette taking over is a matter of when, not if |
33
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Latavius Murray, NO |
6
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34
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Ronald Jones, TB |
13
|
Arians says Jones is still the guy; color me skeptical | |
35
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Myles Gaskin, MIA |
11
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NR
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Gaskin seems to be the top back to own in Miami |
Rk |
Fringe plays/roster depth |
Bye |
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36
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Tevin Coleman, SF |
11
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34
|
Coleman is expected to miss multiple games with a knee injury |
37
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Boston Scott, PHI |
9
|
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38
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Mike Davis, CAR |
13
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NR
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Davis should get first crack filling in for McCaffrey |
39
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Phillip Lindsay, DEN |
8
|
he’s set to miss 2-4 weeks with a sprained toe | |
40
|
Sony Michel, NE |
6
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41
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Dion Lewis, NYG |
11
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NR
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Lewis saw most of the work after Barkley went down; we’ll see what else they do at RB |
42
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Zack Moss, BUF |
11
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43
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Jamaal Williams, GB |
5
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44
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Kerryon Johnson, DET |
5
|
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45
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Jerick McKinnon, SF |
11
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64
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injuries have presented McKinnon with a real opportunity to carve out a role |
46
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Adrian Peterson, DET |
5
|
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47
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Joshua Kelley, LAC |
10
|
61
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the only reason he’s not higher is uncertainty when Justin Jackson returns |
48
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Malcolm Brown, LAR |
9
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53
|
Brown broke his pinky but should be available in Week 3 |
49
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Matt Breida, MIA |
11
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50
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D’Andre Swift, DET |
5
|
Swift looks like he’s going to be the third-down back in Motown | |
51
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Nyheim Hines, IND |
7
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38
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52
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Carlos Hyde, SEA |
6
|
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53
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A. Mattison, MIN |
7
|
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54
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Frank Gore, NYJ |
11
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55
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D. Johnson Jr., HOU |
8
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41
|
Johnson was a P in Week 2 w/ an ankle injury & I don’t like Houston’s offense |
56
|
D. Henderson, LAR |
9
|
66
|
it’s hard to get a read on LA’s backfield given the injuries |
57
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Benny Snell Jr., PIT |
8
|
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58
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Jordan Howard, MIA |
11
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36
|
13 carries, 11 yards in two games |
59
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Bryce Love, WAS |
8
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60
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Chris Thompson, JAC |
7
|
32
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61
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Peyton Barber, WAS |
8
|
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62
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Tony Pollard, DAL |
10
|
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63
|
Chase Edmonds, ARI |
8
|
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64
|
Darrel Williams, KC |
10
|
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65
|
Damien Harris, NE |
6
|
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66
|
Wayne Gallman, NYG |
11
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NR
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67
|
AJ Dillon, GB |
5
|
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68
|
Jalen Richard, LVR |
6
|
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69
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Justin Jackson, LAC |
10
|
what role, if any, will Jackson have when he returns? | |
70
|
Giovani Bernard, CIN |
9
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Wide receivers |
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Rk |
Never leaves lineup |
Bye |
Movement |
Notes |
1
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Michael Thomas, NO |
6
|
did not play in Week 2 and is unknown for this coming Sunday | |
2
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Davante Adams, GB |
5
|
Adams’ hamstring injury is not believed to be serious, but he could miss a game | |
3
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DeAndre Hopkins, ARI |
8
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4
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4
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Julio Jones, ATL |
10
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5
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Tyreek Hill, KC |
10
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6
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Mike Evans, TB |
13
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7
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Chris Godwin, TB |
13
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Godwin didn’t play in Week 2 due to a concussion but should return in Week 3 | |
8
|
Kenny Golladay, DET |
5
|
Golladay is expected to make his 2020 debut this week | |
9
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D.J. Moore, CAR |
13
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10
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J. Smith-Schuster, PIT |
8
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12
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11
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O. Beckham Jr., CLE |
9
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12
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Calvin Ridley, ATL |
10
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21
|
it looks like ATL has joined TB as teams with two viable WR1s |
Rk |
Lineup regulars |
Bye |
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13
|
A. Robinson II, CHI |
11
|
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14
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Stefon Diggs, BUF |
11
|
29
|
Diggs just makes Buffalo’s offense so much more dynamic |
15
|
Tyler Lockett, SEA |
6
|
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16
|
A.J. Brown, TEN |
7
|
a bone bruise kept Brown out in Week 2; if he misses more time I’ll revisit | |
17
|
Adam Thielen, MIN |
7
|
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18
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Cooper Kupp, LAR |
9
|
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19
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Amari Cooper, DAL |
10
|
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20
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DK Metcalf, SEA |
6
|
24
|
if Seattle’s pass-first approach continues, Metcalf could be a top-10 WR |
21
|
Robert Woods, LAR |
9
|
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22
|
Julian Edelman, NE |
6
|
30
|
he and Newton were sure on the same page Sunday night |
23
|
DJ Chark Jr., JAC |
7
|
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24
|
Brandin Cooks, HOU |
8
|
Cooks looked more in tune w/ Watson on Sunday | |
25
|
Keenan Allen, LAC |
10
|
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26
|
Terry McLaurin, WAS |
8
|
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27
|
T.Y. Hilton, IND |
7
|
22
|
ugly start to the season for Hilton |
Rk |
Weekly matchup plays |
Bye |
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28
|
Michael Gallup, DAL |
10
|
through two weeks Lamb has outproduced Gallup | |
29
|
Marvin Jones, DET |
5
|
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30
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Robby Anderson, CAR |
13
|
38
|
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31
|
Golden Tate, NYG |
11
|
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32
|
Jarvis Landry, CLE |
9
|
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33
|
Diontae Johnson, PIT |
8
|
46
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34
|
A.J. Green, CIN |
9
|
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35
|
CeeDee Lamb, DAL |
10
|
47
|
he’s already looking like a weapon in Dallas |
36
|
Marquise Brown, BAL |
8
|
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37
|
DeVante Parker, MIA |
11
|
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38
|
Jerry Jeudy, DEN |
8
|
57
|
with Courtland Sutton done for the year, Jeudy should see a lot of action |
39
|
Jamison Crowder, NYJ |
11
|
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40
|
Tyler Boyd, CIN |
9
|
||
41
|
Christian Kirk, ARI |
8
|
||
42
|
Anthony Miller, CHI |
11
|
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43
|
Darius Slayton, NYG |
11
|
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44
|
Mecole Hardman, KC |
10
|
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45
|
Will Fuller, HOU |
8
|
another week, another injury; he just can’t stay healthy | |
46
|
John Brown, BUF |
11
|
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47
|
Deebo Samuel, SF |
11
|
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48
|
P. Williams, MIA |
11
|
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49
|
Cole Beasley, BUF |
11
|
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50
|
Henry Ruggs III, LVR |
6
|
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51
|
Marquez Valdes-Scantling, GB |
5
|
72
|
his ability to get vertical gives MVS some upside |
52
|
DeSean Jackson, PHI |
9
|
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53
|
J. Washington, PIT |
8
|
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54
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Allen Lazard, GB |
5
|
58
|
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55
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Chris Conley, JAC |
7
|
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Rk |
Fringe plays/roster depth |
Bye |
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56
|
S. Shepard, NYG |
11
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49
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57
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Brandon Aiyuk, SF |
11
|
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58
|
Bryan Edwards, LVR |
6
|
55
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59
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Corey Davis, TEN |
7
|
70
|
so far, so good for Davis |
60
|
M. Pittman Jr., IND |
7
|
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61
|
J. Jefferson, MIN |
7
|
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62
|
B. Perriman, NYJ |
11
|
Perriman is week-to-week with an ankle sprain | |
63
|
Mike Williams, LAC |
10
|
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64
|
N’Keal Harry, NE |
6
|
70
|
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65
|
Jalen Reagor, PHI |
9
|
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66
|
L. Fitzgerald, ARI |
8
|
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67
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Sammy Watkins, KC |
10
|
Watkins was knocked out of Week 2 with a head injury | |
68
|
E. Sanders, NO |
6
|
55
|
it was discouraging to see Sanders do nothing on MNF w/ Thomas out |
69
|
Scotty Miller, TB |
13
|
60
|
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70
|
Danny Amendola, DET |
5
|
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71
|
Parris Campbell, IND |
7
|
57
|
a knee injury will keep Campbell sidelined for a while |
72
|
Randall Cobb, HOU |
8
|
78
|
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73
|
Van Jefferson, LAR |
9
|
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74
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Russell Gage, ATL |
10
|
NR
|
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75
|
Kendrick Bourne, SF |
11
|
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76
|
KJ Hamler, DEN |
8
|
NR
|
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77
|
Curtis Samuel, CAR |
13
|
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78
|
Jakobi Meyers, NE |
6
|
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79
|
Hunter Renfrow, LVR |
6
|
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80
|
Alshon Jeffery, PHI |
9
|
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Tight ends |
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Rk |
Never leaves lineup |
Bye |
Movement |
Notes |
1
|
Travis Kelce, KC |
10
|
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2
|
George Kittle, SF |
11
|
Kittle is expected to return in Week 3 | |
3
|
Darren Waller, LVR |
6
|
6
|
he’s the top target in Oakland |
4
|
Mark Andrews, BAL |
8
|
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5
|
Tyler Higbee, LAR |
9
|
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6
|
Zach Ertz, PHI |
9
|
4
|
a struggling offense & Goedert’s ascension were enough to drop Ertz a bit |
Rk |
Lineup regulars |
Bye |
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7
|
Noah Fant, DEN |
8
|
I expect Fant to see a lot of action w/ Sutton done for the season | |
8
|
Hunter Henry, LAC |
10
|
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9
|
Jared Cook, NO |
6
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7
|
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10
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Evan Engram, NYG |
11
|
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11
|
Hayden Hurst, ATL |
10
|
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12
|
Mike Gesicki, MIA |
11
|
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Rk |
Weekly matchup plays |
Bye |
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13
|
Dallas Goedert, PHI |
9
|
15
|
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14
|
T.J. Hockenson, DET |
5
|
16
|
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15
|
Jonnu Smith, TEN |
7
|
19
|
Smith is off to a great start in a surprisingly pass-heavy offense |
16
|
Austin Hooper, CLE |
9
|
his role thus far has been nearly nonexistent | |
17
|
Rob Gronkowski, TB |
13
|
are we sure he unretired? | |
18
|
Chris Herndon, NYJ |
11
|
13
|
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19
|
Jack Doyle, IND |
7
|
Doyle couldn’t suit up in Week 2 due to an ankle injury | |
20
|
Jordan Akins, HOU |
8
|
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21
|
Tyler Eifert, JAC |
7
|
||
22
|
Irv Smith, MIN |
7
|
another week of nothing & Smith is dropping into the bottom tier | |
Rk |
Fringe plays/roster depth |
Bye |
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24
|
Eric Ebron, PIT |
8
|
||
25
|
Dalton Schultz, DAL |
10
|
NR
|
great first game following Jarwin’s injury; it’s something to monitor |
26
|
J. Sternberger, GB |
5
|
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27
|
Greg Olsen, SEA |
6
|
his one target Sunday night deflected off his hands into a pick six | |
28
|
Ian Thomas, CAR |
13
|
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29
|
Drew Sample, CIN |
9
|
NR
|
Sample joins the rankings following the season-ending injury to Uzomah |
30
|
Jimmy Graham, CHI |
11
|
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31
|
Logan Thomas, WAS |
8
|
NR
|
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32
|
O.J. Howard, TB |
13
|
31
|
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33
|
Devin Asiasi, NE |
6
|
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34
|
Dawson Knox, BUF |
11
|
||
35
|
Gerald Everett, LAR |
9
|
||
36
|
Darren Fells, HOU |
8
|
||
37
|
Jordan Reed, SF |
11
|
NR
|
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Defensive teams |
||||
Rk |
Never leaves lineup |
Bye |
Movement |
Notes |
1
|
Ravens, BAL |
8
|
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2
|
Steelers, PIT |
8
|
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3
|
Bills, BUF |
11
|
||
4
|
Saints, NO |
6
|
||
5
|
49ers, SF |
11
|
3
|
those d-line injuries are a concern |
Rk |
Lineup regulars |
Bye |
||
6
|
Patriots, NE |
6
|
||
7
|
Chiefs, KC |
10
|
||
8
|
Bears, CHI |
11
|
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9
|
Colts, IND |
7
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16
|
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10
|
Rams, LAR |
9
|
||
11
|
Buccaneers, TB |
13
|
||
12
|
Chargers, LAC |
10
|
||
Rk |
Weekly matchup plays |
Bye |
||
14
|
Seahawks, SEA |
6
|
13
|
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15
|
Broncos, DEN |
8
|
||
16
|
Packers, GB |
5
|
19
|
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17
|
Eagles, PHI |
9
|
14
|
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18
|
Cardinals, ARI |
8
|
||
19
|
Texans, HOU |
8
|
||
20
|
Vikings, MIN |
7
|
11
|
the loss of Barr is a blow to an already struggling defense |