Nope, nope, nope. Prescott Is looking at a caretaker-y one- or two-TD day with limited yardage. Ezekiel Elliott, Cowboys vs. Alex Collins, Ravens vs. Collins ran into a wall in Cleveland. Dion Lewis, Patriots vs. McCaffrey stays hot, while Stewart finds his way back into the end zone. Anderson, Broncos at WAS. Anderson is finishing strong to prove he should have never had feature duties taken away from him.
Duke Johnson Jr. Joe Mixon, Bengals vs. Derrick Henry, Titans vs. Elijhaa Penny, Cardinals vs. Never ignore backs who will touch the ball often in above-average matchups. Samaje Perine, Redskins vs. Jamaal Williams and Aaron Jones, Packers vs. Who knows what Dirk Koetter is thinking with his backfield from week to week? The Ravens will tighten up the few holes they had in run defense last week.
DeMarco Murray, Titans vs. More of a Duke game. All Giants at ARI. Too many guys from New York touching the ball, too little production. All Jets vs.
Green, Bengals vs. With Antonio Brown out, these talented, younger wideouts will play and feast on the Texans secondary on Christmas Day. Devin Funchess, Panthers vs.
Mike Wallace, Ravens vs. Nelson Agholor, Eagles vs. What a year for USC wideouts breaking out. He should score at least one more time in garbage catchup time on Monday night. Danny Amendola, Patriots vs.
They are likely to sit Chris Hogan again, and with the attention on Brandin Cooks on Rob Gronkowski, he can light it up in the slot. Kupp is going to draw a beautiful assignment vs. Logan Ryan, who's been banged up and missing practice with an ankle injury this week. The Rams don't let down with exploiting the most favorable situations as Kupp gets close to capping a fine rookie year. Rishard Matthews, Titans vs.
Jamison Crowder and Josh Doctson, Redskins vs. Mohamed Sanu, Falcons at NO. Atlanta is likely to stay run heavy, and the matchup is only so-so with him a little banged up.
He may not play with his ankle injury, plus Daryl Worley is playing much of better late. It might look like something to consider on paper, but Parker aggravating his ankle injury and Miami could have a Chargers-like meltdown in Arrowhead.
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Vernon Davis , San Francisco 49ers : A big, physical cornerback in Richard Sherman will have a receiver of similar stature to key-in on in Anquan Boldin , making for one of the premier matchups of the week. Where does this leave Vernon Davis? Probably wide open.
Against a stout Seahawks defense, teams had success racking up yards from the tight end position a year ago, and with Davis appearing to be far more involved in the 49ers passing game this season, that trend could continue. Peyton Manning is going to take what is given to him by the defense, and Thomas will capitalize as long as teams aim to take away big plays from the talented trio of receivers lined up alongside him. After a breakout performance versus the Ravens, teams may no longer see Thomas as the lesser of the evils and instead sell-out to stop him.
That could put a clamp on his numbers in the future, but the Giants just don't have the personnel to take him out of the game in the short-term. Start Thomas with confidence once again. Antonio Gates , San Diego Chagers: For the second week in a row, Gates makes the "dud" section on the heels of a two-catch, yard performance and saw just four of San Diego's 27 targets. His job will get easier in Week 2 with Philadelphia's shaky safeties lining up across from him, but after years of being banged-up and having difficulty drawing targets on an offense devoid of receiving weapons, there's no reason to instill much confidence in Gates at this point.
Zach Sudfeld, New England Patriots : It's not that Sudfeld won't have his opportunities, although at this point, the Patriots would only need him by default with their depletion of offensive weapons.
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