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The Detroit Lions starting Running Back Kerryon Johnson will be out ‘some time’ according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Given his substantially long injury rap sheet this injury of unknown severity to his right knee carries with it additional baggage. It’s ...

Devin Singletary has returned from injury this week and while he only went for 26 yards, it’s probably fairly good reasoning that the team was choosing to ease him back into the process. Buy him now, while people are still skeptical of him.

Pittsburgh returns from the bye week and will be hosting the hapless Miami Dolphins. Need I say more? Miami can’t do anything well, including block or take care of the football.

Death, taxes, and play tight ends against Arizona. Arizona is by far the best matchup for opposing tight ends. Cook was on a roll in his past two games, sadly he missed Week 7, if he can’t go, give Josh Hill a look.

So get out and enjoy. The winter always feels longer in the Northeast. Our summer may have been a precursor to the real bitter cold winds yet to arrive. This in-between time keeps pulling at you until the first frost on that pumpkin on my doorstep.

Is there a new king of the backfield in Arizona? Is there hope for a certain struggling Los Angeles tailback? Is a tight end unfriendly offense in Minnesota suddenly tight end friendly again? FantasySharks.com senior writer Matt Wilson answers those ...

In case it hasn't been painfully obvious, the Rams' offense isn't what it used to be; but the lone bright spot has been WR Cooper Kupp. Kupp has been outstanding, and going up against the third-worst defense against opposing WRs is a recipe for success... Don't let the Ravens historic defensive reputation throw you off, they've been shaky against the pass this year.

There is a massive mismatch between the Jaguars defensive line and the Bengals offensive line that will cause a lot of grief for Cincinnati. Joe Mixon can’t do it all alone and with Marcus Mariota out of the picture, Andy Dalton and company are now closing in on Jameis Winston for the title of most sacked quarterback.

The Legend of Gardner Minshew will look to get back on track this Sunday. The Jags will be traveling to Cincinnati to take on a hopeless Bengals team that can’t stop anyone. Be it by ground or by air, the Bengals simply cannot contain their opponents’ offenses.

There is nothing like a Jets game to fire up Bill Belichick. He has a long history with the Jets and there's something extra special in it when he comes out victorious. While New York showed flashes last week against Dallas with Sam Darnold back, the New England Patriots are an entirely different matter.

Welcome back for the Week 7 edition of “Red Light, Green Light”, your matchup guide for all of this weekend’s NFL contests. While the information conveyed below piece is not intended to be solely a start/bench list, it can be used to evaluate those decisions as well.

Singletary is set to make his return this week after missing the past four weeks with a hamstring injury. Singletary looked great before he went down both as a runner and pass catcher, adding a different dimension to the Bills offense He gets a nice welcome back present in the Miami Dolphins and the third-worst run defense in the league.

We should all know by now the Eagles’ defense is funneled toward protecting the run and not the pass. The Eagles have already shown us that the number one receiver each week is allowed to go off for insane production as part of their defensive philosophy.

This week, Daniel Jones gets his team back while also seeing a much weaker defense in the Arizona Cardinals. With games against Miami, Washington, and two against the Eagles left to go, Jones could pad his stats and prove to be a QB1 based on the matchup.

Is it time for Jared Goff and the Los Angeles Rams offense to get the good times rolling? Can Carson Wentz and Philadelphia get back on track against struggling Dallas? David Grey will breakdown all the matchups in this week’s “Grey ...

Coming off the bye week, John Brown has a dream matchup against the lowly Dolphins and should be started everywhere. Brown has a high ceiling where he could eclipse 150 receiving yards and find pay-dirt at least once.

Yes, Miles Sanders had the big touchdown catch in Week 6, but Jordan Howard was still the one getting most of the touches. Howard had 13 to Sanders’ six, and Howard was in on 68 percent of the offensive snaps last week.

Welcome back Hunter Henry! The Los Angeles Chargers tight end was one of the lone bright spots in a home loss against Pittsburgh. The Chargers offense should rebound in Week 6 when it visits Tennessee, who surrenders the seventh-most fantasy points to opposing tight ends.

You know things are going bad for your fantasy team when you have the league’s No. 1 tight end and he’s not doing much of anything to win games for you. Such is the case with Travis Kelce owners this season. Kelce has eclipsed 100-yards and reached the end zone just once thus far.

In the next few weeks Seattle is going to be going up against some pretty good passing defenses, and while Russell Wilson will more than likely still get you a decent amount of points, it would be opportune to flip him for a quarterback who might score just a little bit less AND another player you may need.

Will Darrell Henderson help fix all of the Rams problems? Simple answer is that he won't. That said, he's a different dynamic and that's exactly what this offense needs right now. The string of losses offers any push McVay may have needed to explore potential changes.

San Francisco travels to our nation’s capital to take on a struggling Redskins team. Washington has one of the worst offensive lines in the NFL, and has allowed 18 sacks on the season. Nick Bosa and company will have no issues getting to Case Keenum, who is always live for a few horrific turnovers.

Josh Allen could be a forgotten man, but he needs to be on your radar for Week 7. Miami is the best possible matchup for opposing quarterbacks, and Allen is fresh off his bye week.

When my wife asks me who Baker Mayfield is, it means the information she is seeing outside of the game is not properly aligned with the performance on the field. I hope Mayfield pulls it together but the message is just not completely all there. Just like my team this week.

This is the version of the Vikings offense that we’ll probably see going forward. The aggressive play-action passing is a natural fit for Minnesota because defenses have to respect workhorse tailback Dalvin Cook’s ability, and the scheme gives Cousins the best chance to succeed.

The Rams' offense isn't anywhere as intimidating as it was at this point last season, but one person who is definitely balling is Cooper Kupp. Kupp has been outstanding thus far, and is clearly the apple of Jared Goff's eye.

Are you ready for the DeAndre Hopkins revival? Hopkins has seven touchdowns in four career games against the Chiefs. Both teams are missing key defensive players and this score will resemble something like the Texans game last week.

For an extensive look at all the games this coming week, look no further than our Fantasy Sharks exclusive Game Capsules. This is a VIP members only report.

Identifying players, games, or teams to stack that have nice floors is a great way to create an advantage in cash contests. Let’s take a look at stacking opportunities for this week’s main slate.

Fantasy games will be won and lost on Monday night. Expect the Aaron Rodgers we all know to be back as Green Bay throws the ball at will all over Detroit but for the Lions to answer with primarily Kerryon Johnson but Matthew Stafford and his receiving group will be right behind.

Welcome back for the Week 6 edition of “Red Light, Green Light”, your matchup guide for all of this weekend’s NFL contests. While the information conveyed below piece is not intended to be solely a start/bench list, it can be used to evaluate those decisions as well.

There is not much to say for the Jets’ passing situation as everything should reset once Sam Darnold is back this week. For those playing DFS this week, the Jets defense is criminally cheap and allows thousands of dollars in savings compared to others.

If ever there was a week to roll the dice on Kyler Murray, this might be it. The Falcons are the worst team in the league when facing opposing quarterbacks. If the Cardinals can spread them out and give Murray some time he should be able to have his best game as a pro.

Coach Callahan has stated that he wants to run the ball more.. Enter Adrian Peterson, who hasn’t done much of anything on the season. Miami is the best possible matchup for opposing running backs, so Peterson should finally have a positive game script to go off of. Go ahead and put your confidence in the future Hall of Famer.

Is Godwin the new WR1 in Tampa? Can he keep up the pace for over 100 receptions on the year? At only 23 years old, Godwin has already turned himself into a major dynasty asset.

After starting the year with a touchdown in each of the first three games, "Scary Terry" has had a tough two game stretch. McLaurin has a dream matchup against the Dolphins on Sunday and should get back on track. He’s a must start and should find his way into the scoring column once again. Get him in your lineup.

Although Tevin Coleman returned and carried the ball 16 times, Matt Breida was a major focal point of the offense with 11 carries for 114 yards, three catches for 15 yards, and scored twice. Expect more Breida in Week 6 when San Francisco visits the Los Angeles Rams.

The Rams of old are slowly making an appearance again with Todd Gurley increasing his snaps each game and the Rams supporting multiple pass catchers. It is good news for Gurley that he saw 15 of the team’s 18 carries and Malcolm Brown is no longer a factor.

With a Week 5 game in London against the vaunted Chicago defense, not much was expected of Jacobs on Sunday. The Alabama rookie surprised everyone with the best game of his brief career, helping Oakland upset Chicago.

David Johnson injured his back. No, we have no idea how significant or not of an injury it actually is. The important takeaway is that it is a back injury. This is why you’re prioritizing Chase Edmonds – that unknown.