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Week 11 Street FA Report

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By Nick Andrews

Updated: November 18th 2019

Each week we will recommend a group of players that are owned in less than 50% of RSO league that should be rostered. Depending on roster and league sizes not all of these players may be available. For that, we will offer 1 player that is owned in <10% of leagues as our Sleeper add.

Add of the Week

Jay Ajayi, RB – PHI (Owned 46.5%)

Week 10: N/A

Weeks after it was being reported that Jay Ajayi is ready to return to football after tearing his ACL last season he has finally found a home with a familiar team. The Eagles announced that Darren Sproles is done for the season and Jordan Howard is nursing his own injury so it made sense that the team brings in a veteran that both knows the offensive playbook and has shown success in recent times. Ajayi is unlikely to make a big impact immediately unless an unforeseen injury to rookie Miles Sanders forced him to be, so it will be cautious optimism at this point to add him to your roster. Still, any running back that could have potential goal-line opportunities is worth the roster spot for the stretch run of the season.

Suggested Bid: $3,000,000

RB Add

Jalen Richard, RB – OAK (Owned 37%)

Week 10: 2 Car/0 yards, 4 Rec/43 yards

Whether it has been game script or Josh Jacobs’ injury, Jalen Richard has been an under the radar option in PPR leagues for RBs during these past two heavy bye weeks. Used primary in a Darren Sproles-esk capacity, Richard has had 10 and 8 points the last two weeks on the back of seven (7) receptions and just less than 100 yards receiving. He will not be stealing many carries away from Jacobs, never having more than four (4) carries in a game, but his receiving ability does give him upside in spreads that don’t favor the Raiders moving forward. Deep leagues that are in a pinch for running back help can look to Richard as an alternative option to the Ajayi sweepstakes.

Suggested Bid: $500,000

WR Add

Josh Reynolds, WR – LAR (Owned 39%)

Week 10: 3 Rec/49 yards

It appears that Brandin Cooks will be out again for week 11 and his status for future weeks with his concussion are up in the air. Meanwhile, Josh Reynolds stepped in last week as he did with Cooper Kupp’s injury last season as the team’s WR3 and had a so-so performance. He was, however, the second most targeted receiver (5) on the team. He’s not a flashy play like Brandin Cooks but looking at the raw numbers Reynolds produced about the same fantasy production as Cooks was before his injury. With the Rams not beating down on teams anymore and games against Baltimore, Seattle, Dallas and San Francisco remaining on the schedule, game scripted passing opportunities are going to be there for Reynolds and other Jared Goff targets.

Suggested Bid: $2,000,000

TE Add

Ryan Griffin, TE – NYJ (Owned 27%)

Week 10: 1 Rec/-2 yards

I know I recommended Griffin last week and he did absolutely nothing against the Giants but my prediction of Chris Herndon reinjuring himself came true so now Griffin is once again the clear TE1 for the Jets.  He’s not a stud option at the position but opportunities and red zone possessions are the name of the game for streaming tight ends and without another real threat to his snaps that’s all fantasy players can ask for. An upcoming schedule of Washington, Oakland, Cincinnati, and Miami should allow the Jets to have plenty of scoring and red zone opportunities for Griffin to grab a touchdown or two and hopefully he can gain some yardage between the 20’s as well. If there are upcoming weeks that you don’t like your starting tight end’s matchup Griffin is another option to bring off the bench to pinch-hit.

Suggested Bid: $500,000

 Sleeper Add (<10%)

Chester Rogers, WR – IND (Owned 9%)

Week 10: 2 Rec/31 yards

T.Y. Hilton and Parris Campbell have already been ruled out but Jacoby Brissett looks to be returning for Week 11’s game against the Jaguars. That is an upgrade at the quarterback throwing the ball and the removal of potential target obstacles for Chester Rogers. As it stands only Zach Pascal is ahead of Rogers on the depth chart for wideouts but we know Eric Ebron and Jack Doyle will also be involved from the tight end position. Still, teams truly desperate for a WR4/5 this week could hope that Rogers gets around five or six targets and gets over 50 yards receiving. It could also be another week or two before Hilton returns so one could roll the dice again next week against Houston if needed.

Suggested Bid: $500,000

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Week 10 Street FA Report

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By Nick Andrews

Updated: November 9th 2019

Each week we will recommend a group of players that are owned in less than 50% of RSO league that should be rostered. Depending on roster and league sizes not all of these players may be available. For that, we will offer 1 player that is owned in <10% of leagues as our Sleeper add.

Add of the Week

Zach Pascal, WR – IND (Owned 46.5%)

Week 9: 5 Rec/76 yards, 1 TD

T.Y. Hilton is going to be out for what is being reported as a month so everyone should be signing up to acquire Zach Pascal for the rest of the fantasy regular season. With Hilton out last week Pascal played 92% of the team’s snaps and had just under 19PPR points with backup Brian Hoyer in for most of the game. He is the top option for however long Hilton is out and the Colts play the Dolphins next week. He’s going to be a WR2 option in a week of heavy receiver byes. Don’t be cheap, empty your cap space for Pascal.

Suggested Bid: $10,000,000 (or 70% of your cap space)

RB Add

J.D. McKissic, RB – DET (Owned 29%)

Week 9: 4 Car/32 yards, 3 Rec/40 yards, 1 TD

It was probably overblown that Ty Johnson was going to have a major role replacing Kerryon Johnson but 10 points in two weeks is worse than even the biggest skeptics would have predicted. The Lions seem to be reverting back to their gameplans of the early 2010s where they let Matthew Stafford drop back and throw it all game, mixing in a run here and there just to keep defenses honest. This bodes well for J.D. McKissic who acts primarily as the receiving back for Detroit. The Lions have above average RB matchups against Dallas (17th) and Washington (25th) bookended by two games against the suddenly spiraling Chicago Bears (24th) for the remainder of the fantasy regular season. If you are hampered by injuries and byes McKissic is a strong Hail Mary play for those truly desperate.

Suggested Bid: $1,500,000

WR Add

Adam Humphries, WR – TEN (Owned 42%)

Week 9: 4 Rec/65 yards

The Titans have shown faith in Ryan Tannehill as a passer since taking over the starting job in week 7. He is averaging 20PPG and 34 pass attempts over three (3) weeks which has opened up the viability of guys like A.J. Brown and Adam Humphries as fantasy receivers. The latter is available in just over half the leagues so he is more than likely an option for you to grab this week for a spot start. Humphries hasn’t put up the numbers that he was having at the end of last season but compared to how he started this season with Marcus Mariota (5.9 vs. 8 PPG) things are at least trending in the right direction. The Titans should be in “keep up” mode against the Chiefs in week 10 so there is plenty of opportunities for passes to be spread around once again.

Suggested Bid: $500,000

TE Add

Ryan Griffin, TE – NYJ (Owned 11%)

Week 9: 6 Rec/50 yards

Everyone has been waiting for Chris Herndon to return to action after he was suspended for the first four (4) games and then has missed the last month with an injury. Meanwhile, journeyman Ryan Griffin has put together back-to-back solid performances with 35.5PPR points and may have made enough of an impression to keep his role as the Jets TE1. There is no guarantee that Herndon will be back from his injury soon and even if he does hamstring injuries have a funny way of flaring up at any point during a game forcing him back to the sideline without notice. The Jets are a team that has to throw late and come back often in games and with Le’Veon Bell’s recent injury news (more on that in a second) Griffin may find himself as Sam Darnold’s primary option in the red zone.

Suggested Bid: $1,000,000

Sleeper Add (<10%)

Bilal Powell, RB – NYJ (Owned 5%)

Week 9: 2 Car/16 yards

The Jets have been using Le’Veon Bell as much as a bell cow can be used in 2019 so usually, his backups’ fantasy value would be next to zero at any given time. But he suddenly was added to the injury report on Tuesday and the team promoted Josh Adams from their practice squad which raised some eyebrows about Bell’s health. The team has stated that they did this more so that Adams wouldn’t be claimed by another team but they have already ruled Bell out for Wednesday practice so call me skeptical. Most people will rush to add Ty Montgomery if Bell was to miss time but in the limited amount of snaps that Bell hasn’t been on the field it has been Bilal Powell not Montgomery as the second option. There likely would be a committee between the two in absence of Bell but Powell will be much cheaper and more readily available in leagues. Stash him away for the weekend until we find out the full story from the Jets on Le’Veon Bell’s status.

Suggested Bid: $500,000

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By Nick Andrews

Updated: October 30th 2019

Each week we will recommend a group of players that are owned in less than 50% of RSO league that should be rostered. Depending on roster and league sizes not all of these players may be available. For that, we will offer 1 player that is owned in <10% of leagues as our Sleeper add.

Add of the Week

Josh Reynolds, WR – LAR (Owned 27%)

Week 8: 1 Car/-1 yard, 3 Rec/73 yards, 1 TD

It is unknown the extent of Brandin Cooks’ injury but having his second head injury this season is not a good sign. He is going to see a specialist so in the meantime Josh Reynolds steps into the WR3 role in what is still an above-average passing offense. He had eight (8) targets last week but only made three (3) catches and was overshadowed by Cooper Kupp’s monster game. We know that Reynolds had a role when he was the WR3 last year with Kupp out the second half of the season so Reynolds is a savvy add while the Rams are on their bye week in case Cooks is out for a prolonged absence. He would likely hold WR4 value in each game Cooks misses.

Suggested Bid: $5,000,000

RB Add

Jeff Wilson Jr, RB – SF (Owned 33%)

Week 8: 2 Car/6 yards 

If you are in desperate need of an RB this week quickly grab Jeff Wilson before they play on Thursday night. Behind Tevin Coleman, the 49ers are banged up with only a couple days of practice to prove their health. Wilson may be the last man standing when all is said and done. Kyle Shanahan wants to rotate in multiple backs throughout the game and Wilson was used earlier in the season as the primary goal-line back when Coleman was out himself. We will see how the rotation goes on Thursday but as it goes for free agents backs available this week Jeff Wilson probably has the safest floor and highest touchdown upside in week 9.

Suggested Bid: $1,000,000

WR Add

Alex Erickson, WR – CIN (Owned 17%)

Week 8: 6 Rec/97 yards

Another WR likely to remain a free agent because of his bye week, Alex Erickson has had three solid games averaging 9 targets, 6 receptions, and 94 yards. The Bengals will continue to pass the ball heavily for the rest of the season so the pass attempts will be there. We are also waiting to see when A.J. Green will return and how effective he will be when he does. On top of all this, it is being reported Andy Dalton will be benched allowing backup Ryan Finley to start for at least week 10. Often times backup receivers and backup quarterback have a rapport from reps in training camp and preseason as the second-team offense so there may be more familiarity between Erickson and Finley than with other receivers at this point in time. We will see what the new Bengals offense looks like when they return from their bye but Erickson is a strong second half candidate if the Bengals are trying to see what assets they have moving forward.

Suggested Bid: $3,000,000

TE Add

Jonnu Smith, TE – TEN (Owned 33%)

Week 8: 6 Rec/78 yards, 1 TD

Jonnu Smith had been a hot tight end sleeper the last two seasons but he has been a dud for the most part. The three-year learning curve for tight ends might be a real thing however as Smith looked strong the last two weeks while Delaine Walker nurses his own injuries. Ryan Tannehill has also brought some rejuvenation to a very stagnant passing offense for Tennessee so that gives Titans’ pass catchers another boost moving forward. For as long as Delaine Walker is out Jonnu Smith is a borderline TE1 most weeks, especially with some big TEs on byes over the next two weeks.

Suggested Bid: $4,000,000

Sleeper Add (<10%)

Russell Gage, WR – ATL (Owned 3%)

Week 8: 7 Rec/58 yards

After Emmanuel Sanders was traded away everyone was trying to figure out which receiver would be the next man up for fantasy points in Denver. It was never discussed however who was going to step up once Mohammed Sanu was shipped out of Atlanta. We got our answer in week 8 with second-year receiver Russell Gage who was second on the team with nine (9) targets. It remains to be seen whether this was another product of a backup quarterback being more comfortable throwing to a player he had been working with during the offseason or if Gage will be a reliable option once Matt Ryan returns in week 10. Either way Gage is a player that you can stash on your practice squad and activate if he has another good game in week 10 against the Saints.

Suggested Bid: $350,000

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By Nick Andrews

Updated: October 24th 2019

Each week we will recommend a group of players that are owned in less than 50% of RSO league that should be rostered. Depending on roster and league sizes not all of these players may be available. For that, we will offer 1 player that is owned in <10% of leagues as our Sleeper add.

Add of the Week

Ty Johnson, RB – DET (Owned 20%)

Week 7: 10 Car/29 yards, 4 Rec/28

The Lions have had two heartbreaking losses in a row and found out Tuesday that second-year running back Kerryon Johnson will be placed on IR for what is basically the rest of the season (week 16). In his absence another Johnson, Ty Johnson, will be taking the starting role for the immediate future. He didn’t look particularly special but they were playing Minnesota and their above-average defense on what was likely minimum starting reps in practice. His abilities to shoulder a lead-back role will be judged more during this week’s game against a Giants defense that just allowed another backup, Chase Edmonds, to have three rushing touchdowns.  It would not be surprising to see the Lions bring in veteran talent, either via free agency with C.J. Anderson or Jay Ajayi or through a trade for someone like Kenyon Drake to share carries with Johnson in the next week or two. At minimum, Johnson will lose work to pass-catching back J.D. McKissic which limits the number of targets he will draw. For now, Ty Johnson is a must-add to all leagues but he shouldn’t be trusted as anything more than an RB3. If you already own him I would be trying to shop him to a contender that needs another RB. Johnson’s value will never be higher than it is right now.

Suggested Bid: $4,000,000

WR Add

Danny Amendola, WR – DET (Owned 34.5%)

Week 7: 8 Rec/105 yards

 

For all the reasons I don’t think Ty Johnson will be as hot a pick up as he will likely be this week, I do think Danny Amendola will be an under the radar addition to several teams. After having a stellar week 1, Amendola had only 8 PPR points over the next month due to a chest injury and an early-season bye. In week 7 he finally went over the 100-yard mark again and it is likely not a coincidence that it happened in a game that their starting running back left early. Amendola has always been the “move” receiver and acts as long-range pass-catching back working primarily with screen, slant, and crossing routes. While he is firmly behind Kenny Golladay and Marvin Jones as the WR3 the Lions passed on 70% of their plays last week which means there will be opportunities for Amendola to receive targets. Admittedly, some of this was due to being down for much of the game but their inefficiency running the ball with Ty Johnson (2.9YPC) could mean that Lions need to find other ways to create plays on early and short-yardage downs. This is where Amendola could become a PPR riser similar to Cole Beasley in Buffalo. We will know within the next week or two what the Lions plan is to replace Kerryon Johnson. For the price to acquire and the likelihood of availability I would be targeting Amendola over these next two weeks for week 9 and 10 WR byes.

Suggested Bid: $1,000,000

Chris Conley, WR – JAX (Owned 37%)

Week 7: 3 Rec/83 yards

Chris Conley was the must add after week 1 and he had a modest 11 PPR points in week 2 but has been quiet since. He took a backseat to D.J. Chark who has taken control of target share and Leonard Fournette who has been basically the entire offense through the first half of the season. Last week though, he had a bounce-back game with eight (8) targets and over 80 yards receiving. Conley has actually seen the most snaps of any receiver in five of the seven games thus far but it’s been Chark with the touchdowns and highlight catches pushing his production to the side. The second half of the season features some great matchups for the Jaguars passing game, especially in the fantasy playoffs against the Chargers, Raiders, and Falcons! Things are looking good for the Jaguars’ pass catchers so Conley is another great plug and play option during these next two killer bye weeks.

Suggested Bid: $3,000,000

TE Add

Foster Moreau, TE – OAK (Owned 11%)

Week 7: 2 Rec/24 yards, 1 TD

Darren Waller has been everything and more that he was being hyped to be as a late-round flyer at the tight end position and is definitely the TE1 for the Raiders in 2019. But there has been another tight end that has also been having a surprisingly strong season thus far, rookie Foster Moreau. Moreau has benefited from touchdowns in two of the last three games propelling him to average 10 PPR points over those three games. The Raiders also have been using 22 personnel (2RB-2TE-1WR) second-most in the league (11%) due to the injuries and inexperience at wide receiver this season which gives plenty of opportunities for Moreau to be on the field during any given play. I’m not overly confident that you could start Moreau over any of the usual 10-12 guys at the position but he’s worthy of a practice squad stash for the remainder of the season to see how he develops.

Suggested Bid: $500,000

Sleeper Add (<10%)

Keelan Doss, WR – OAK (4%)

Week 7: 3 Rec/54 yards

From the ashes of the Antonio Brown saga has risen the great story of Keelan Doss, the Hard Knocks prodigal son who was brought back to the team once they needed another receiver on the roster. With the injury to Tyrell Williams the team has been trying to bring in other options to use outside of Darren Waller and Josh Jacobs as feature players. As previously mentioned Foster Moreau has been available for red-zone options and they have traded for both Trevor Davis and Zay Jones to help build out a platoon of serviceable receivers. But the team clearly liked Doss enough to sign him back and he finally had over 50 yards receiving last week in a shootout with Green Bay. It’s a long way before he is anything more than a practice squad stash but he’s trending the right way and maybe a late-season resign for owners that want to be cap savvy for the future.

Suggested Bid: $500,000

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By Nick Andrews

Updated: October 16th 2019

Each week we will recommend a group of players that are owned in less than 50% of RSO league that should be rostered. Depending on roster and league sizes not all of these players may be available. For that, we will offer 1 player that is owned in <10% of leagues as our Sleeper add.

Add of the Week

Darren Fells, TE – HOU (Owned 22.5%)

Week 6: 6 Rec/69 yards

The tight end position has been a wasteland more so in 2019 than in any other year I can recently remember. It has basically come down to a handful of players that you start no matter what in tier 1 and then everybody else and you are just praying to get a red zone touchdown. This is why Darren Fells is a player that teams need to roster. He received a season-high seven (7) targets last week and is second on the team for the season with twenty (20). The Texans also run the third most 12 personnel (1 RB, 2 TE, 2 WR) of any team in 2019 leading to Fells seeing a season-high 87% of the snaps last week. If you don’t have one of the elite options at tight end then you should be adding Fells to your platoon of bench options based on his increased opportunities over other options at his position.

Suggested Bid: $1,500,000

RB Add

Mark Walton, RB – MIA (Owned 36%)

Week 6: 6 Car/32 yards, 5 Rec/43 yards

Mark Walton has been a sneaky riser over the last couple of weeks. He marginally out-snapped (25%-15%) offseason darling Kalen Ballage before the Dolphins’ bye in their week 4 game and then last week had a full committee usage (61%-42%) against Kenyan Drake in week 6.  Drake is still the starter but there have been rumors of his availability via trade since week 1 so there is a chance that he might not be on the team by the end of the month’s trade deadline. If that were to become true then Walton would likely become the starter over Ballage. For now, he’s just a stash player that has some receiving upside due to the Dolphins perpetually being down in games. If Drake was to be removed from the equation, however, Walton could become a late-season waiver wire commodity for teams struggling at the running back position.

Suggested Bid: $500,000

WR Add

Demaryius Thomas, WR – NYJ (Owned 44%)

Week 6: 4 Rec/62 yards

What a difference Sam Darnold makes to the Jets’ offense. With Trevor Siemian and Luke Falk at quarterback the last month it had been painful to roster any Jets players in fantasy but after week 6’s win over Dallas big names like Robby Anderson, Jamison Crowder and forgotten receiver Demaryius Thomas all came back to life. The first two are likely still owned in most fantasy leagues but Demaryius Thomas is sitting out there in more than half of all leagues. The Jets operate from 3WR sets 67% of the time and Thomas has averaged 80% of the snaps since being healthy after their week 4 bye. After their matchup against New England on Monday night, the Jets start having cupcake matchups against Jacksonville, Miami, New York, Washington, Oakland, Cincinnati, and Miami again. The team should be able to put up 20 points against each one of these teams which will give plenty of chances for Thomas and the offense to see scoring opportunities. Thomas may not be the elite receiver he was in Denver but he showed that he can still make contested catches and be the big receiver opposite to the speedy Anderson and shifty Crowder.

 

 

Suggested Bid: $1,000,000

Jakobi Meyers, WR – NE (Owned 23%)

Week 6: 4 Rec/54 yards

We will have to see how serious the injury to Josh Gordon really is and whether N’Keal Harry is a week or two away before going ahead with making Jakobi Meyers a must-add player. But as it is right now he is an interesting street free agent to hold onto. While Gordon was rehabbing on the sideline in the second half of last week’s game Meyers made the most of his opportunities and looked like he still had some rapport with Tom Brady leftover from the preseason. The Patriots have a much stronger competition list over the next two months which means that games will be more on Tom Brady and his receiving options to win than they have been over the first six weeks. If Meyers is called upon more during this time and other options like Gordon and Harry are still nursing injuries he may become the third option behind Julian Edelman and James White.

Suggested Bid: $500,000

Sleeper Add (<10%)

Allen Lazard, WR – GB (Owned 0.6%)

Week 6: 4 Rec/65 yards, 1 TD

Allen Lazard is the newest in a long line of Green Bay wide receivers that come out of nowhere and have fantasy relevance. It might be hard to have a player be a sleeper when he goes off for 16.5 PPR points on Monday Night Football but his ownership is under 1% so he is a) guaranteed to be on your waivers and b) may continue to have similar outputs until the rest of Green Bay’s receiver group gets healthy. Aaron Rodgers, much like Tom Brady, can talent around him and elevate it to look spectacular. If Aaron Rodgers is on the field and Lazard is the primary or secondary option until Davante Adams or Geronimo Allison return similar games are on the horizon.

Suggested Bid: $1,000,000

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By Nick Andrews

Updated: October 6th 2019

Each week we will recommend a group of players that are owned in less than 50% of RSO league that should be rostered. Depending on roster and league sizes not all of these players may be available. For that, we will offer 1 player that is owned in <10% of leagues as our Sleeper add.

Add of the Week

Auden Tate, WR – CIN (Owned 36%)

Week 4: 4 Rec/50 yards

A sleeper one week to the Add of the Week in the next? That must be some Street FA record. Whatever the case, Auden Tate has shown over the past two weeks that he has gone from waiver afterthought to waiver wire darling. He has averaged over six (8) targets and five (5) catches while working as the WR3 behind Tyler Boyd and John Ross. With Ross now on injured reserve and Boyd battling his own injury, Auden Tate may be the only healthy option for Andy Dalton to consistently look at on the outside. As I mentioned in last week’s summary, Tate stands at 6’5” so along with being the primary option working down the field he should also be the primary target in the end zone as well. All this put together lays everything out in front of Tate to make a name for himself over these next few weeks. Consider him a must-add in all leagues and a startable WR5.

Suggested Bid: $2,500,000

RB Add

Dexter Williams, RB – GB (Owned 24%)

Week 4: N/A

A brutal injury to Jamaal Williams last Thursday has opened the second running back slot for Dexter Williams in Green Bay. A sixth-round pick from Notre Dame, Dexter Williams has the prototypical body frame (5’11”, 212lbs) of an NFL running back. He has been inactive for the first four weeks of the season so it is not clear what his role will be with this offense just yet. We do know that despite the fantasy community clamoring for Aaron Jones to get a more substantial number of the backfield touches it just hasn’t been the scheme for new Head Coach Matt Lefleur. In fact, in week 3 Jamaal Williams had actually played more snaps (35/22) and had more rushing attempts (12/10) than Aaron Jones. Jones should see the majority of the carries with the former Williams sidelined but Dexter Williams is worth holding onto for now until we learn more about his role and the extent of Jamaal Williams’ injury. Maybe he could be the much-needed goal-line runner that the Packers were missing in last week’s defeat?

Suggested Bid: $500,000

WR Add

Zach Pascal, WR – IND (Owned 12.5%)

Week 4: 4 Rec/72 yards

Injuries have been decimating the Indianapolis Colts’ receiver core in 2019. Devin Funchess was lost basically before the season started, T.Y. Hilton has been dealing with a quad injury that kept him out of last week’s game, and now Parris Campbell has an abdominal injury that has an undetermined amount of absence attached to it. This leaves receivers like Zach Pascal to step into higher than expected volume roles headed into week 5. Pascal has been serviceable the last two weeks averaging 12 PPR points. If Hilton is out once again, Pascal is primed to have another high volume role in a game against the Kansas City Chiefs where we should expect the Colts be passing a lot to play keep up.

Suggested Bid: $500,000

Sleeper Add

Trevor Davis, WR – OAK (Owned 3%)

Week 4: 2 Car/74 yards, 1 TD

Having zero catches as a wide receiver is probably a puzzling reason to call anyone a sleeper. Hear me out. The Raiders traded for Trevor Davis on September 18th and then played him six days later. Not only did they play him, but they also gave him second-most offensive snaps (37) of any receiver on the team. Now on top of that the Raiders’ number one option, Tyrell Williams, is questionable with a foot injury. This screams breakout opportunity for Davis who looked good in spurts as a Packer but was buried on the depth chart. In Oakland he may have a chance to have some fantasy relevance for the remainder of the season if he can quickly jell with quarterback Derek Carr and be involved in the game plan moving forward. He will continue to sit in free agency for at least a couple more weeks with the Raiders playing the Bears in week 5 and then on their bye week 6. Look for him as a stash between now and then to help you through the awful week 9 and 10 WR byes.

Suggested Bid: $500,000

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