Fantastic football classification Week 6: Dormants, projections, departures, Jacory Croskey-Merritt, Tyquan Thornton and more

Even if only two teams are goodbye in week 6, it feels like we are in a difficult situation. NFL injuries accumulate, and runners are more healthy than downward -down receptors like flies. Do not worry, the classification of week 6, sleepers and grades have a lot of nuggets to help you fill your range. In addition, something that will always start the arguments … A pleasure ranks on food / drinks.

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Week 6 notes of fantastic football

Back-back

• The leader of YPC (min. 25 keys)? Jacory Croskey-Merritt at 6.6. It is also second, behind Bijan Robinson (7.1), in yards by contact (YPT) at 7.0 and second in YAC at 4.40 (RJ Harvey at 4.45). JCM is also third in YBC at 2.19, with partial times in front of him in Miles Sanders (2.85) and Blake Corum (2.79). So, even if it’s great to see Croskey-Merritt start, the YPC is not durable, so if someone will pay too much at RB1 Friging value, sell. Otherwise, take advantage of the ride.
• As mentioned in the exemptions, this is the right time to store Kyle Monangai if available. It could be a decrease in two weeks, but getting out of Bye is an opportunity for a change in workload, and Andre Swift has been cutaneous in volume. The most concerning? Monangai could eat in the share of the peak attempt of 76.7% Swift to the goal line.
• Speaking of concern and appeal in volume, if Chubbard returns, Rico Dowdle has argued for a split rear field. It is also concern that Hubbard had only 3.8% of his races for more than 10 yards, which is only before Chase Brown in the last place, at 1.5% (min. 50 races).
• Back to the exemptions, Kimani Vidal is slightly ahead of Hassan Haskins. Vidal has a game potential, but it is also because the Haskins bar is so low in this regard. The risk is that Haskins could get all the work on the goal line. Heck, it might surprise a lot and go in the opposite direction, but the reality is that it probably ends up as a worst version of the rear field of the chiefs.
• Assuming that Jaylen Warren is coming back, the workload will likely come back to a large part of the split we saw earlier this season, given the performance of Kenneth Gainwell and Warren’s injury. If Warren is absent, Gainwell will be in the RB2 low -end range, a difficult match.
• With Bucky Irving probably again, Rachaad White remains in the group Fringe RB1. Although if Irving is surprisingly, it tells us that the Buccaneers have confidence in his health and that he should resume his place.
• In the past three weeks, Quinshon Judkins has an 80.0 RBTOUCH%, tied with Christian McCaffrey for the fifth (Top 4: Saquon Barkley, Tony Pollard, James Cook and Jonathan Taylor).
• Some boom / bust options if you assess the ceiling on a significant risk: the two chargers, Tyler Allgeier, RJ Harvey, Treveyon Henderson.

Wide receivers

• Deebo Samuel is fourth in EPA / TGT against human coverage (min. 10 targets) at 1.15 and FPS / TGT at 2.76. The Bears use man the second most (40.7%) … and their defense stinks a little anyway.
• In one week, Ryan Flournoy jumped in the top 10 for the FPS / TGT and EPA coverage against zone (2.17 and 2.32). Good news for a rehearsal – Assuming no Kavontae Turpin – Panthers use the most fourth area at 79.9%.
• Do you sit if it is a week Khalil Shakir or Keon Coleman? This week should help facilitate the task, because Shakir is seventh in YPRR against Cover-3 (3.47) and fifth in FPS / TGT (2.42). Only raids use the coverage-3 more than falconons (50.0% to 49.5%). Oh, in these same measures, Dalton Kincaid is third (3.29) and first (2.24), respectively, for the tight ends.
• The lions allow the highest Airyd / TGT to 9.96 and have already given 16 receptions of 20 yards. Even with a minimum of only 5 targets, Tyquan Thornton still leads the league with a crazy 23.9 Airyd / TGT, with Jameson Williams second at 20.8.
• As we can see with Ladd McConkey last week against commanders, enjoy the weak teams against the slot machine can work. Worse still that the 2,14 YPRR of commanders authorized for the slit? Bengals are at the top of the list at 2.16 (by fantastic points). Dontayvion Wicks spent the most time among the widths of packers (51.0%) and saw some additional routes and shots that Matthew Golden in week 4.
• Meanwhile, the Eagles allow a 0.84 league with the slit (by fantastic points), which means that Wan’Dale Robinson will have more risks than usual, even with a possible heavy volume.
• The jets allowed the second YPRR the largest to get out of the receivers (2.44, by fantastic points), and as we see in week 5 (Flournoy), the large secondary can take advantage of it. Following? Troy Franklin, who also obtains giants and cowboys the following weeks,
• Apparently, the colts were not joking with the Adonai Mitchell punishment, which means that even if Alec Pierce was released again (brain concussion), it is difficult to trust someone, but Michael Pittman and Tyler Warren in the passing game.
• How about this Rashid Shaheed game against the Giants last week? Following? Devonta Smith.
• Boom / Bust plays: Xavier Legette (if Jalen Coker is not back), Thornton (see above), Isaiah Bond, Shaheed (again).

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Tight bits

• With Brenton Strange on Ir, a desperate tight game would be Hunter Long, who saw a big bump after the release of Strange, and the match against the Seahawks is favorable (struck and already vulnerable at tight ends).
• Over the past two weeks, Jake Tonges has an 18.8 TMTGT% with a combined reception line of 16-10-99-2, and the Buccaneers have abandoned two-affected matches to consecutive opponents: Dallas Godert and AJ Barner.

Rear quarter

• We can hope Joe Flacco’s trade, but I am not too optimistic. The simple fact of watching Flacco Play has not shown many reasons to believe that it is an important upgrade on Jake Browning, and yes, receiving weapons are better in Cincinnati, but its metrics are online with our eyes. Time to launch is not a difference to argue Flacco will come out more quickly (2.79 for the bridge, 2.71 for Flacco). In addition, they have a 7.3 Airyd / ATT, while Browning has a 0.8 TD / INT ratio with Flacco at 0.3. And their EPA by departures is not very different at -0.44 for Browning and -0.32 for Flacco. The only good sign is more target throws – 12.0% discount on the target for Browning and 8.1 for Flacco. But again, even if it helps Ja’mar Chase’s ground a little and gives a glimmer of hope from Tree Higgins, it is not a game changer.
• If Lamar Jackson begins, boost everyone on Ravens, including Derrick Henry. Jackson leads the TD / ATT% league to 10.5, with Jared Goff second at 8.3%. If Cooper Rush is at the quarter -Arrière, Zay Flowers is the only receiver to risk, and start Henry will feel as well as this year – not great, Bob!

Fun with the rows

• Just like last week, a pioneer in the ranking. I prefer zero. I came to love the taste, and if I will already destroy my body with soda, I prefer to remove the sugar and destroy it with false things anyway.
• Second, my taste is obviously more fruit than Cola, which is why there are a lot of mountain dew. Or maybe I’m just lifted on it!

Best sodas… in my opinion

1. M. PIBB / PIBB / PIBB XTRA – So many names, so many joyful taste buds. If I find a freestyle machine with Zero GDP in it, you can bet that I will pay the price of stupid soda they ask
2. Mountain Dew: Major Melon – I am a big fan of strawberry and flavored watermelon … so it’s always a victory when I can find it
3. Mountain DEW: VOODEW – I originally thought that he could have a taste like white planes, but he actually has pink / strawberry – I am a big fan
4. Barq’s Root Beer – My favorite root beer because yes, the bite – a & w and mug are too soft
5. Mountain Dew: Baja Blast – I don’t see anything else while you are in Taco Bell
6. Fanta: Orange – The woman also likes Sunkist, but Fanta has a little more “orange”
7. Jarritos: Pineapple – The only thing on the list, you can’t get “zero”, and I don’t care because it’s like a beach vacation for your taste buds. If he had a “zero”, he could classify n ° 2
8. Mountain Dew: Livewire – Orange again… this time with dew
9. Cherry Coke – As you can see, I like a little more flavor than “basic versions”
10. Pepper Cherry – Pibb on Dr. Pepper every time, given how Dr. Pepper goes flat before he can take a second sip, but the cherry version is somehow better … in the taste too

Bonus: Mountain Dew: Fuel gamer – Drong too much of that during halo 3 days. I miss it. Reduce it already in zero form! (And no, Code Red is really good too, but not the same thing, Iykyk)

Week 6 Fantasy Football Rankings

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• ECR = “Expert” consensus classification (which is not updated by everyone in a coherent way, so take with a grain of salt).
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Week 6 fantasy football projections

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