Must Starts 🔥
Damien Williams RB vs LAC: Dame Dolla is back as the featured running back in the dynamic chiefs offense. Shady McCoy is being forced tot see a seat due to fumbling issues at that means that Williams gets a chance to feast against a Chargers rushing defense that has given up an average of over 25 fantasy points to opposing running backs. Plug Dame in and expect a high end RB2 this week.
Joe Mixon RB vs Oakland: We back?! Mixon showed solid signs of improvement last week as the Cincinnati offense overall looked better in another frustrating loss. Listen, we drafted Mixon to be our rock solid RB2 and in some cases RB1, and it clearly has not been his year. But this is the week to pop him in your flex and watch him give you solid production. He has been on the field for the majority of the a Cincinnati snaps, which will give him the best chance at finding the end zone.
Tevin Coleman RB vs Arizona: With Matt Brenda banged up, Coleman has an incredibly high ceiling this week. And against a terrible Cardinals rushing defense we are in for a monster game here with our boy Tevin. He can be started with confidence this week. A clear must start.
Le’Veon Bell RB vs Washington: Bell has been another frustrating 1st or 2nd round pick for fantasy owners, but in reality he is an incredible option for this week against Washington. D.C. has been a turn style for opposing running backs and after Bell’s big game last week, the Jets offense will be looking to build off of it and try to get Bell the ball more. He is a little banged up however so keep an eye on him.
Curtis Samuel WR vs Atlanta: What else does this man have to do to get the respect he deserves from the fantasy football community? Even when Cam Newton was hobbling around in the first two weeks of the season, Samuel was the guy who making plays happen and hauling in touchdowns. Now with Kyle Allen, Samuel is still productive and a heavy target. DJ Moore is a solid start this week as well, but Samuel is the best bang for your buck in the flex.
John Brown WR vs Miami: Brown put up solid numbers with a touchdown in the Bills last showdown with Miami, and we expect him to do the same this week. Buffalo is still a solid football team, but Josh Allen’s inaccuracy limits the receivers severely. Look for Brown to get one deep bomb from Allen to save your week.
Cooper Kupp WR vs Chicago: After putting up a goose egg for fantasy owners in week 10, people are understandably salty when it comes to the Kupp man. And with a tough matchup this week against the Bears people will be wondering if they should bench him. The fact is that Kupp has solidified himself as a must start wide receiver. He must always be in your lineup. Imagine if you benched Christian Mcaffery after the week 2 disaster against a Tampa Bay? This is the same type of deal. Start Kupp as your WR1.
Mark Andrews TE vs Houston: We had Marky Mark as a must start last week, and if you follow our blogs hopefully you listened. Andrews came up big last week and reclaimed his red zone dominance. This Baltimore offense is just better when they get Andrews the ball, and hopefully Harbaugh realizes that after last week.
Jared Cook TE vs Tampa Bay: Cook may not be vintage Jimmy Graham in a New Orleans, but he is sure as hell able to do his thing in a good matchup. He had a touchdown and forty yards last time he played Tampa so expect similar production.
Hunter Henry TE vs Kansas City: Similar to Mark Andrews and Baltimore, the Charger offense is simply better with Henry getting more targets and touches. He gets a middle of the road matchup against the Chiefs this week, and we will see 10+ fantasy points from him easily.
Must Sit 🗑
David Johnson
Jordan Howard
Miles Sanders
Allen Robinson
Kenyan Drake
Christian Kirk
Robert Woods