In week 11, only five out of the 15 games hit the over, resulting in only 659 total points being scored compared to the projected 674.5. Only two of the top seven over/unders hit the over, and the remaining three overs came from the bottom four projected point totals. While this led to some low fantasy weeks for some players (and fantasy rosters), it isn’t the worst we have seen this year.
Using my home league as an example, weeks one through three had the lowest league median scores, ranging from 107.77 to 114.69. Scoring got off to a slow start, combined with managers not knowing who was going to be good, certainly led to these low medians. However, week 11 was only slightly below week 10’s median (116.30 vs 116.91), but these last two weeks did represent the fourth and fifth lowest medians of the season.
Several players suffered injuries that might keep them out at least a week, including Drake London, Bhayshul Tuten, and Aaron Rodgers. Ja’Marr Chase's managers will be without him in week 12 due to a suspension. Many managers were holding out hope for guys like Bucky Irving and Jaxson Dart, only to have their hopes shattered Friday morning.
In our start/sit series this season, we will use FantasyPros weekly consensus rankings for point per reception (PPR) scoring as a reference. I will go game by game, identifying the start’em players, those worthy of a matchup consideration or flex plays in deeper leagues, and the fantasy fades/concerns whose matchup or recent performance should give fantasy managers pause.
I will also be using FFtoday as a reference for points allowed metrics at each position. These should be taken with a grain of salt as a reference this early in the season, though they will get more relevant as we get further in the season. Spreads and over/unders are from ESPN and are accurate as of the writing of this article.
Recommendations will be based on 12-team leagues, so start recommendations will often be reflected within the top-12 quarterback and tight end rankings and the top-24 running back and wide receiver rankings on FantasyPros at the time of this article’s writing. Obviously, your roster construction may dictate that players who are listed as matchup considerations or flex plays are actually your best available RB1/2 or WR1/2.
Players ranked outside the top-12 for quarterback, tight end, DST, and kicker, and outside the top-24 for running back and wide receiver, who I am listing as starting options, will be underlined, and I will spend the most time discussing them. Likewise, if they are within these top rankings and I have them as matchups/flex or fades, I will also underline their names and discuss them.
Before getting into the game-by-game matchups, let's review my favorite picks from last week and take a look at my favorite picks heading into week 12. As a reminder, these picks are not necessarily within the top-tier rankings of their positions.
Jordan Love: QB9 (Ranked QB12)
J.J. McCarthy: QB27 (Ranked QB13
Woody Marks: RB42 (Ranked RB22)
Rachaad White: RB36 (Ranked RB23)
DeVonta Smith: WR93 (Ranked WR15)
Michael Wilson: WR1 (Ranked WR44)
Colston Loveland: TE18 (Ranked TE17)
Evan Engram: TE16 (Ranked TE21)
Admittedly, not a great week. Actually, a very bad one. Love was a bit better than his consensus ranking, and Wilson was the overall WR1. And yes, Engram performed better than his ranking, but no one is victory lapping about a TE16 finish. The Engram call was looking good early, as he was targeted twice on the opening drive, but things fell apart offensively for the Broncos.
Two out of eight is gross, but we have done much better in previous weeks, so let’s see if I can rebound in week 12.
Quarterback
Sam Darnold (QB13) – FWIW, when I chose Darnold, he was the consensus QB15. The Titans are allowing the sixth most fantasy points to quarterbacks over the past three weeks, and Darnold will look to bounce back after a couple of rough games against the Cardinals and Rams.
Daniel Jones (QB12) – Jones had a couple of lackluster games heading into their week 11 bye. Coming fresh out of said bye, they take a trip to Arrowhead to face a Chiefs team that has allowed the ninth-most points to the position over the past three weeks. It won’t be an easy matchup for Jones, but I like him to finish as a mid-QB1 in a game where they are just over a field goal underdog, likely playing from behind.
Running Back
Aaron Jones Sr. (RB19) – Queue the “revenge game” narrative, with Jones Sr. facing his old team that has been decent against the run this season but has yielded the eighth-most PPR points to the position over the past three weeks, which includes 12 receptions and 123 receiving yards.
In Jones’s two games against his former team last year, he totalled 2016 scrimmage yards and eight receptions, but failed to score. I’d look for him to approach 100 scrimmage yards and a score this game.
Ashton Jeanty (RB14) – Last week’s horrible game script led to only six carries for seven yards, though Jeanty received a promising eight targets. The game script should be much more favorable against the Browns this week, who have given up the 11th most PPR points to running backs in the prior two games, which includes over 100 receiving yards and a receiving touchdown as well. Jeanty could (should) get around 20 touches this week with a good chance to break 100 scrimmage yards and a touchdown.
Wide Receiver
Tetairoa McMillan (WR12) – Already ranked as a borderline WR1, I don’t think his ranking can get high enough against this 49ers defense, allowing the most PPR points to wide receivers over the past three weeks (and that was true before Michael Wilson’s HOF audition last week). McMillan will eat against this 49ers secondary.
Andre Iosivas (WR43) – Regardless of which Joe is behind center this week, the trusty Iosivas slides into a meaningful role this week with Ja’Marr Chase suspended. Even with Chase playing, Iosivas has earned 14 targets over the past three games and has scored a touchdown. He should have a favorable cornerback matchup against Player Profiler’s 62nd-ranked cornerback, Marcus Jones, and we know the Bengals will be playing from behind.
Tight End
Cade Otton (TE12) – Otton has slid into TE1 territory since the beginning of the week, and I am on board. The Rams are not very good against tight ends, allowing the sixth most PPR points to the position over the past three weeks. Expect Otton to continue his strong usage, as he has earned 31 targets over his past four games.
Juwan Johnson (TE14) – The college shower narrative between Johnson and Tyler Shough will continue into this week as the Saints take on an interdivisional opponent in the Falcons, who have allowed the 13th most PPR points to tight ends over the past three weeks. The Saints traded away Rashid Shaheed before the deadline, and mutually parted ways with Brandin Cooks earlier in the week.
Johnson should get plenty of work behind main target Chris Olave, and perhaps we see a bit more from Devaugn Vele, whom the Saints acquired from the Broncos earlier in the season.
Week 12 Byes: Denver Broncos, Miami Dolphins, Los Angeles Chargers, Washington Commanders
Indianapolis Colts @ Kansas City Chiefs
Sunday, November 23rd, 1:00 PM EST
Spread KC -3.5
Over/Under 49.5
Start'em: Daniel Jones, Patrick Mahomes, Jonathan Taylor, Kareem Hunt, Michael Pittman Jr., Rashee Rice, Tyler Warren, Travis Kelce, Michael Badgley, Harrison Butker
There will be fireworks aplenty in this game. The only thing keeping this over/under below 50 is likely the Chiefs’ lackluster offense the past two games and overall inconsistency this season. Their defense has struggled as of late, allowing the ninth most points to quarterbacks, 16th most to both running backs and wide receivers, and eighth most to tight ends.
The Colts adding Sauce Gardner before the deadline has helped out against wide receivers, as over the last three weeks, they are only allowing the second-fewest PPR points to opposing wide receivers and consequently the fifth-fewest fantasy points to quarterbacks.
They are still a top-12 matchup for running backs and tight ends, though, which bodes well for Hunt and Kelce in this game. However, Isiah Pacheco has been practicing this week, but went from full participation on Wednesday to limited participation on Thursday. If he plays, it downgrades Hunt to a flex play, and I would have Pacheco join him given the matchup.
Matchup Considerations/Flex Plays: Alec Pierce, Xavier Worthy (Ankle)
Both Pierce and Worthy offer flex value, though Pierce is the higher floor (and likely higher ceiling), whereas Worthy would be a boom/bust option. Keep an eye on practice reports for Worthy, though, as he sat out with an ankle injury on Wednesday and was limited on Thursday.
Fantasy Fades/Concerns: Everyone Else
Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers
Sunday, November 23rd, 1:00 PM EST
Spread GB -6
Over/Under 41.5
Start'em: Aaron Jones Sr., Justin Jefferson, Packers DST
The J.J. McCarthy experiment is looking pretty rough, and this matchup overall is devoid of many starting options. Jones Sr. has regained his primary 1A role on the Vikings and has looked pretty good doing so. Jefferson has been disappointing recently, but he is a must-start when healthy.
More on the lack of start-worthy Packers options below, but the only high-level starting option they have is their DST, as the aforementioned McCarthy has thrown five interceptions over his past three games.
Matchup Considerations/Flex Plays: Jordan Mason, Josh Jacobs (Knee), Emanuel Wilson, Jordan Addison, Romeo Doubs, Christian Watson
As for the rest of the Packers’ offense, it isn’t bad; it’s just diverse. Josh Jacobs sounds like he is trying to go in this game. I really have a tough time gauging how to rank these guys, given the matchup. The Vikings are decent against the run, and I think if Jacobs plays, they will manage his work, limiting his upside, though he probably gets the goal-line work. This puts him in RB2 territory for me.
If he sits, I don’t know if I trust Wilson to be super productive against the Vikings' defense, though, given the spread and projected game script, he should have plenty of opportunities. You likely grabbed Wilson off the waiver wire this week, and probably can afford to flex him rather than rely on him as an RB2, so that is how I am leaning, but I may break ties in favor of better matchups among other running backs or wide receivers in the same range.
Watson’s return has simply siphoned targets away from other players. Doubs is still the primary target earner on this team, but hasn’t been as productive over the past couple of weeks, as Watson is emerging as their big-play weapon.
This makes Watson and Doubs flex options, and Doubs has the slightly easier projected matchup against Player Profilers’ 49th-ranked cornerback Theo Jackson.
Fantasy Fades/Concerns: Everyone Else
New England Patriots @ Cincinnati Bengals
Sunday, November 23rd, 1:00 PM EST
Spread NE -6.5
Over/Under 51.5
Start'em: Drake Maye, Joe Flacco (or Joe Burrow), TreVeyon Henderson, Chase Brown, Stefon Diggs, Tee Higgins, Hunter Henry, Noah Fant, Andy Borregales, Patriots DST
I’m not sure if it is related to the potential return of Burrow, but this over/under has gone up two points since opening earlier in the week, and the Patriots' line has moved down from -8 to -6.5. Regardless, this game is now the highest over/under for the week, and despite the Bengals missing Ja’Marr Chase to suspension, there are lots of fantasy points to be scored in this one.
Burrow’s back-to-back full participation in practice on Wednesday and Thursday is quite surprising, though the team has still listed him as questionable and has until 4pm on Saturday to activate him. If Burrow plays, you probably aren’t in a position where you need to play him, but I wouldn’t fault anyone for doing so, as the Bengals’ season is on the line and they will lean on him to keep their slim playoff hopes alive.
If Mike Gesicki returns this week, I’m less interested in Fant, though if Gesicki doesn’t come back, I like Fant as a starting option with Chase out. While the Patriots have had a pretty good defense this season, they have allowed the ninth-most PPR points to tight ends this season.
Matchup Considerations/Flex Plays: Mack Hollins, Kayshon Boutte, Andrei Iosivas
Boutte returned to practice in full on Wednesday from his hamstring injury, and before that injury, he had established a nice connection with Maye. This matchup is a great opportunity for him to hit the ground running. He is currently ranked WR64, which I expect to move up before the end of the week, but I believe he and Hollins can offer flex value in this projected shootout.
Iosivas has crept into the top 48 wide receivers, and I think he is a sneaky flex play this week with Chase out.
Fantasy Fades/Concerns: Everyone Else
New York Giants @ Detroit Lions
Sunday, November 23rd, 1:00 PM EST
Spread DET -11.5
Over/Under 50.5
Start'em: Jared Goff, Jahmyr Gibbs, David Montgomery, Wan’Dale Robinson, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Jameson Williams, Theo Johnson, Jake Bates, Lions DST
Goff managers have been waiting for this stretch, as he plays indoors every game for the remainder of the season, including three straight at home, two against bottom-four defenses against quarterbacks. One of those is this week, with the Giants allowing the most points to the position over the past five weeks.
Williams’ recent stretch of games has moved him into the WR2 ranks this week, making him a must-start option against this porous Giants secondary.
Jaxson Dart was ruled out of this game on Friday morning, giving Jameis Winston the start once again.
Matchup Considerations/Flex Plays: Tyrone Tracy Jr., Devin Singletary, Darius Slayton (Hamstring)
If Slayton goes in this one, he is a boom/bust flex with Winston at quarterback delivering deep DGAF balls.
Fantasy Fades/Concerns: Everyone Else
New York Jets @ Baltimore Ravens
Sunday, November 23rd, 1:00 PM EST
Spread BAL -13.5
Over/Under 44.5
Start'em: Lamar Jackson, Breece Hall, Derrick Henry, Zay Flowers, Tyler Loop, Ravens DST
Jackson is a must-start when he is healthy, but I would not be surprised to see this one over early and a healthy dose of Henry (and whoever the Ravens choose to deploy as RB2) to close this game out. We are hoping Jackson gets his production by halftime, hopefully producing Flowers’s first touchdown since week one.
Matchup Considerations/Flex Plays: Mark Andrews
Andrews is TE11 for the week, but his fantasy production from last week was bolstered by a very unlikely rushing touchdown. He has earned five targets each of the past two weeks, though in much more competitive games than this game projects to be. I don’t think he is a TE1 this week, as I don’t believe the volume will be there.
Fantasy Fades/Concerns: Adonai Mitchell
He is only ranked WR68 for the week, but this is just a friendly nudge in case you have been consuming the Mitchell hype over the past week. People cite his ability to separate as a reason to “love” Mitchell’s upside.
He may seem like the only option in town for the Jets, but I watched that game last week, and he had more drops than a clumsy waiter on their first day. He has the 10th-worst total EPA amongst wide receivers this season who have run at least 50 targets (per Sumer Sports).
Stash him if you have a DEEEEEP bench, but otherwise, do not start him based on overblown metric hype.
Pittsburgh Steelers @ Chicago Bears
Sunday, November 23rd, 1:00 PM EST
Spread CHI -2.5
Over/Under 45.5
Start'em: Caleb Williams, Jaylen Warren (Ankle), D’Andre Swift, DK Metcalf, Rome Odunze, Chris Boswell, Cairo Santos, Steelers DST, Bears DST
Williams is coming off an abysmal game against the Vikings on the road. He now returns home to face a Steelers defense that has improved, but is still allowing the 11th most points to quarterbacks over the past five weeks. Over that same timeframe, they are only allowing the seventh-fewest points to running backs.
This sets up well for a Williams bounce-back game. And despite the Steelers being decent against running backs, Swift is still a strong play; he is eighth in EPA per rush and fifth in explosive rush rate for running backs with at least 100 carries, per Sumer Sports.
Matchup Considerations/Flex Plays: Kenneth Gainwell, Kyle Monangai, Luther Burden III
If Warren misses this game, Gainwell moves into low-end RB2 territory, making him better than a flex. Monangai has scored touchdowns in back-to-back games while getting less than 40% snap share, so when he is in the game, he is getting the work necessary to keep him flex-worthy.
Burden III earned two more targets than DJ Moore despite playing a 44% snap share compared to Moore’s 81%. Burden III is a more exciting flex play for me, whereas Moore is someone I would fade.
Fantasy Fades/Concerns: DJ Moore
See notes above…
Seattle Seahawks @ Tennessee Titans
Sunday, November 23rd, 1:00 PM EST
Spread SEA -13.5
Over/Under 40.5
Start'em: Sam Darnold, Kenneth Walker III, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Jason Myers, Seahawks DST
I like Darnold this week despite his QB15 ranking. The Titans have given up the fourth-most points to quarterbacks over the last five weeks, and have been stouter against the run, allowing the 12th fewest PPR points to running backs. I still like Walker III as a back-end RB2, but I think the Seahawks can get things going through the air against the Titans.
Matchup Considerations/Flex Plays: Zach Charbonnet, Tyjae Spears, Tony Pollard, Rashid Shaheed, Chimere Dike
The lower over/under in this game suggests that not all of these players will deliver for your fantasy team. Each of them has at some point this season and has some flex-appeal, but none of them are exciting.
Fantasy Fades/Concerns: Everyone Else
Cleveland Browns @ Las Vegas Raiders
Sunday, November 23rd, 4:05 PM EST
Spread LV -4
Over/Under 36.5
Start'em: Quinshon Judkins, Ashton Jeanty, Brock Bowers, Daniel Carlson, Browns DST, Raiders DST
The hope is that Shedeur Sanders can be functional enough to allow Judkins to get some production to return at least an RB2-level finish. Outside of Judkins, fade all of your other Browns skill players.
Also, give me Carlson at home in a dome as four-point favorites despite his K22 ranking this week. The Browns are seventh in the NFL in red zone touchdown scoring percentage, which means the Raiders could stall out, giving Carlson extra opportunities.
Matchup Considerations/Flex Plays: Tre Tucker
Tucker could deliver on a big play, but he will be matched up against Denzel Ward, who is Player Profiler’s sixth-ranked cornerback.
Fantasy Fades/Concerns: Everyone Else
Jacksonville Jaguars @ Arizona Cardinals
Sunday, November 23rd, 4:05 PM EST
Spread JAX -3
Over/Under 47.5
Start'em: Jacoby Brissett, Travis Etienne Jr. (Shoulder), Michael Wilson, Trey McBride, Cam Little, Jaguars DST
Brissett has delivered QB1 production in every one of his starts this season. As for Wilson, with MHJ out another week, he retains his WR1 role on the team. In addition, the Jaguars are really good against slot receivers, but struggle against perimeter receivers and tight ends. This lines up perfectly for another smash week for Wilson and McBride.
Both Etienne Jr. and Bhayshul Tuten were limited on Wednesday with shoulder and ankle injuries, respectively, putting both of their statuses in question this weekend. Many are touting Tuten as the back to play going forward, and Tuten did see his largest snap share of the season last week.
That said, I still trust Etienne Jr. more this week, though that could change if they are both active and Jacksonville continues to ramp up Tuten’s workload.
Matchup Considerations/Flex Plays: Zonovan Knight (Ankle), Jakobi Meyers, Brian Thomas Jr. (Ankle), Parker Washington, Bhayshul Tuten (Ankle), Greg Dortch
A healthy, though not huge, over/under puts several other players in flex consideration. Knight would presumably be the lead back if Trey Benson doesn’t return, though he is dealing with an ankle injury of his own. BTJ is still practicing on a limited basis, and his return remains in question, though if he does return, I would flex him only if you are desperate.
That leaves both Meyers and Washington as possible flex plays as well, especially if BTJ is sidelined again. Dortch is also playable, though recall what I said above about the Jags against slot wide receivers; you are likely relying on a touchdown to return value if you start Dortch.
Fantasy Fades/Concerns: Everyone Else
Atlanta Falcons @ New Orleans Saints
Sunday, November 23rd, 4:25 PM EST
Spread NO -2.5
Over/Under 40.5
Start'em: Bijan Robinson, Chris Olave, Kyle Pitts Sr., Juwan Johnson, Falcons DST
This is only the second time all season that the Saints have been favored in a game (the last one was in week five against the Giants, where they were 2.5-point favorites and won by 12). Both teams are struggling and have little left to play for this season.
The Falcons turn back to Kirk Cousins for the remainder of the season with Michael Penix Jr. out with a torn ACL. They will also be without Drake London in this game, who is week-to-week, dealing with a knee injury of his own. Fantasy managers are hoping this leads to more passing work for guys like Robinson, whose receiving work has slowed down a bit over the past couple of weeks.
I like Johnson as a low-end TE1 this week, despite his TE14 rank this week. The Falcons have allowed the 13th most PPR points to the tight end over the past three weeks, and Johnson scored in back-to-back weeks before the bye.
Matchup Considerations/Flex Plays: Tyler Allgeier, Alvin Kamara, Darnell Mooney
Bijan Robinson's managers are begrudgingly reading Allgeier’s name on this list. It’s not because he is taking a huge snap share (typically under 40%, only 21% last week). But when he is on the field, he is getting work and taking away opportunities from Robinson, especially in the red zone. This gives Allgeier flex potential, and Robinson managers fits of rage.
It’s hard to trust Kamara, though before the bye, he had a season-high 22 carries along with three receptions and broke 100 scrimmage yards for only the second time this season. Ranked as RB21 on the week, I think he is more of a flex play. He was also limited on Wednesday with the ankle injury he went into the bye with, though that could simply be a veteran rest day; but keep an eye on it nonetheless.
With London out, it is time for Mooney to step up. His splits with Cousins last year were strong, so maybe they can find that connection again this week.
Fantasy Fades/Concerns: Everyone Else
Philadelphia Eagles @ Dallas Cowboys
Sunday, November 23rd, 4:25 PM EST
Spread PHI -3.5
Over/Under 47.5
Start'em: Jalen Hurts, Dak Prescott, Saquon Barkley, Javonte Williams, A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith, CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, Dallas Goedert, Jake Ferguson, Jake Elliot, Brandon Aubrey
This is an interdivisional game where you will want to start all of your skill players from these teams, but also prepare for disappointment. These rivals played the first week of the season on opening night, and the game hit the under. Prescott disappointed with zero touchdowns, Williams emerged as the clear RB1, and Pickens was still finding his role on the team.
Brown’s disappointing season started in that game with a single target, while Hurts and Barkley stole the show on the ground, combining for three rushing touchdowns.
Both teams have changed a bit since then, but neither is playing great football. The Cowboys' defense looked better last week, albeit against a bad Raiders team. The addition of Quinnen Williams, though, could certainly change the dynamics of this rematch, especially with multiple Eagles offensive linemen banged up.
This game has the same over/under as last time, so I would not be surprised if it hit the under again. For me, that means you trust your typical stars here, but it leaves nothing else in terms of flex-plays, as production will be heavily concentrated towards those listed above.
Matchup Considerations/Flex Plays: None
Fantasy Fades/Concerns: Everyone Else
Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Los Angeles Rams
Sunday, November 23rd, 8:20 PM EST
Spread LAR -7
Over/Under 49.5
Start'em: Baker Mayfield, Matthew Stafford, Kyren Williams, Emeka Egbuka, Puka Nacua, Davante Adams, Cade Otton, Chase McLaughlin, Rams DST
Mayfield has slid down rankings to QB14 over the past couple of days, which, based on his recent performances, isn’t surprising. He has only had 20 or more fantasy points twice since week five (standard ESPN league settings), so I understand the hesitation.
The Bucs lead their division, but the Panthers are right on their heels. As seven-point underdogs, there will likely be some shootout potential in a game tied for the second-highest over/under of the week. The Rams are a good defense, and are middle of the pack in points allowed to quarterbacks over the past five weeks, but I like Mayfield to put up a good fight after a bad loss to Buffalo last week.
Matchup Considerations/Flex Plays: Sean Tucker, Rachaad White, Blake Corum, Tez Johnson/Chris Godwin Jr.
Tucker’s emergence last week and Bucky Irving’s future return have made this backfield a little murky. Both White and Tucker are in flex-territory for me with Irving missing this game, and things will get even more complicated once Irving does return.
Godwin Jr. started practicing this week, and the reports as of Friday are that he is trending towards playing. You can take a chance on him if you want, though; if you can avoid it, I would probably give him a week on my bench. This does, however, limit Johnson’s floor, but if they ease Godwin Jr. back in, Johnson could still see enough snaps to return value with a big play or touchdown.
Fantasy Fades/Concerns: Everyone Else
Carolina Panthers @ San Francisco 49ers
Monday, November 24th, 8:15 PM EST
Spread SF -7
Over/Under 49.5
Start'em: Brock Purdy, Rico Dowdle, Christian McCaffrey, Tetairoa McMillan, George Kittle
Purdy looked good in his return last week and performed well against a Cardinals team that has been decent against quarterbacks. He now faces a Panthers team that ranks similarly, allowing the eighth-fewest points to quarterbacks over the past three weeks.
I still like Purdy in this matchup at home, though I also expect a healthy dose of CMC, with the Panthers allowing the seventh most PPR points to running backs over the same three-week span, which includes the second-most receptions and the sixth-most receiving yards to the position.
Matchup Considerations/Flex Plays: Chuba Hubbard, Ricky Pearsall, Jauan Jennings, Xavier Legette
Last week, I cautioned against trusting Pearsall in his first week back as he eased his way back into the mix. He did receive a 75% snap share and ran a route on 81.5% of his snaps, so that was encouraging. However, he was mostly just a cardio-king, as all of that resulted in a mere two targets.
That said, I would expect a bit more from him this week. With him, Kittle, and Jennings all healthy, it should open up opportunities for all of them, giving both Jennings and Pearsall flex value with WR2 upside. Jennings is ranked as WR24 this week, but I think Pearsall gets more involved this week, bringing Jennings more into the WR3 category for me.
Jalen Coker is slowly getting more involved, though Legette stole the show last week as the secondary option for Bryce Young with eight targets and a nice 36-yard touchdown catch. The 49ers have been torched recently, making Legette another fun flex option this week, and Coker a very deep league flex option.
Fantasy Fades/Concerns: Everyone Else