Week 10 is in the books and playoffs are right around the corner. Hopefully by now your team has cemented its place atop your league, if not, don’t worry we’ve got you covered.
Rams Wide Receiver Robert Woods caught two more touchdowns and Adam Thielen had a monster game for the Vikings. The Saints rushing attack dominated the Bills and both Mark Ingram and Alvin Kamara should be considered strong RB1’s going forward.
Pick-Up of the Week
- Jamaal Williams RB Green Bay Packers: Available in 53% of ESPN leagues. Williams ran for 67 yards on 20 carries after filling in for the injured Aaron Jones who looks to be out between 3 and 6 weeks. Ty Montgomery’s murky injury status coupled with the loss of Jones foreshadows volume carries for Williams
- Robert Woods WR Los Angeles Rams: Available in 25% of ESPN Leagues. If Woods is available in your league snatch him up quickly. His 60 combined fantasy points over the last two weeks ranks tops in the league for receivers during that time. He has clearly become QB Jared Goff’s favorite target over Sammy Watkins and he should remain a focal point of the high-powered Rams offense for the rest of the season
Buy Low Target: LeSean McCoy RB Buffalo Bills
- The demotion of QB Tyrod Taylor will likely mean an emphasis on the run game to help alleviate some of the pressure on young backup Nate Peterman. McCoy is one of only five backs in the league to average at least 22 touches per game. Maybe some owners will be more likely to move him right now after hes only scored a combined 11 points over the past two weeks. McCoy also has a favorable schedule going forward. 7 of his remaining 10 games will be against top 10 favorable run defenses (LAC 3rd, KC 27th, NE 6th, IND 7th, MIA 10th, NE 6th)
Sell High Target: T.Y. Hilton WR Indianapolis Colts
- Hilton is only two weeks removed from his monster 175 yards 2 touchdown performance against the Houston Texans. However, the speedy wide receiver has scored under 10 points in 7 of 10 games so far this season. The loss of QB Andrew Luck for the season really hurts Hilton owners
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