Fantastic football derogation wire pick-ups: NFL week 6

• Young tight ends are shining: AJ Barner, Theo Johnson and Mason Taylor are three of the eight fantastic tight terms the most scores in the last two games, and all three are widely available.

Another week of the 2025 NFL season is about books. Here are the players you should target in your fantastic football leagues, including smaller leagues options and deeper leagues, as well as players to avoid.

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Rear quarter

Jaxson Dart,, New York Giants (Rubbstré in 44.1% of the leagues on ESPN)

• League size: 10
• Laps of time: Short -term, long -term

While Sam Darnold and Tua Tagovailoa were the most efficient quarters available on the waiver this week, we now have a sample of five games on both, and none of the two is on average more than 17 fantastic points per game. This 17-point threshold is generally a good reference basis for whether a quarterrrière should be recaled in most formats.

Almost all quarter-arre above this brand are already registered, apart from Mac Jones and Carson Wentz, who could both return to the bench next week.

With only the Houston Texans and the Vikings of Minnesota during a Bye in week 6, most managers will not need to broadcast a quarter -Arrière – apart from those that count on Lamar Jackson. The two main streaming options this week resemble Darnold and Tagovailoa in the short term, but offer a higher ceiling in the future.

Jaxson Dart has stood out for a second consecutive match, largely thanks to his rushed production. He ran seven times for 55 yards and added 202 yards, two affected and two interceptions in the air during 26 out of 40. With the giants likely to play frequently from behind, Dart should continue to see a volume of high drop and racing opportunities.

He has an average of 18.7 fantasy points per game as a starter, which makes him a limited fantastic starter. Dart has a realistic path to finish as a fantastic quarter of the top-12 during the rest of the season.

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Jake Browning,, Bengals of Cincinnati (5.0%)

• League size: 12
• Laps of time: Long -term

Jake Browning experienced difficulties through his first 11 quarters as a starter, but the overvoltage of the fourth quarter of the Bengals of week 4 offered a glow of hope. Decreasing 28 to 3 falling within the final framework, Cincinnati scored three affected, with Browning finishing the match with 251 pass yards and 31 yards on the ground.

Hope is that Browning can contain part of this fourth trimester success in full games in the future. It stands out among the quarters widely available not only because of the weapons that surround it – namely, Ja’marr Chase and Tee Higgins – but also because of the calendar of Bengals. Cincinnati does not face another team classified in the upper half of the league by limiting the fantastic points at the quarter-backs until the week 17. Five of their next 10 games are against teams in the last four in this category.

If Browning can reproduce his performance in the fourth quarter on full matches, he could produce like a fantastic quarter of the top-12 the rest of the season. But it remains a big one.