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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.

Unlike many of the cornerbacks who make appearances in this column, Marlon Humphrey's having a pretty good season for a Ravens defense that has otherwise struggled—his passer rating against ranks inside the top-20 among NFL corners who have been targeted 20 or more times this year.

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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.

These rankings are strictly performance based, so players who have not played in at least one game (and produced stats) are not listed here.

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.

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.

Jayon Brown's a new-age NFL linebacker—a player who relies more on speed and sideline-to-sideline range than size. Brown had a sluggish first game for the Titans this year, but he's been making up for it ever since—the third-year pro ranks just outside the top-12 in fantasy points over the past four games.

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.

Do we need to be worried about Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City offense? Can the San Francisco running back duo of Matt Breida and Tevin Coleman keep the good times rolling against the Los Angeles Rams? David Grey will ...

Our Fantasy Football Projections are available for Week 6. Projections will be updated continuously as practice reports are received and game-time decisions are made. We update our projections right up until kickoff every week. Check back often.

Fantasy owners have been waiting for Diggs to finally have a big game since — well, fantasy owners are still waiting for Diggs to have a big game. From a matchup perspective, Philadelphia’s leaky secondary sets up well for it to finally happen in Week 6.

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.

Week 5 gave us some dominant performances by a few key players. With bye-weeks starting to impact lineups role players are going to be key each week. We are getting to the part of the season where “managing” becomes essential ...

Kyler Murray hasn’t thrown for a touchdown in two games, but that will all change this week. Atlanta is the 4th best matchup for opposing quarterbacks, so this should be the week where all the hype for the rookie comes to fruition.

Yes, several pundits had Chris Godwin as a solid WR2 heading into the season, but how many had him as a WR1... on his own team? Godwin has actually out-produced perennial WR stud Mike Evans, and if anyone tells you they had predicted that being the case in 2019, immediately consider that person a liar...

The Giants will put a scare into Minnesota here and will play fairly well both in the air and on the ground but it's Minnesota's game to lose behind Dalvin Cook who should slash the Giants for copious gains.

It's time for this former 1st rd pick of the Patriots to get it going and what a better way to do that then to get matched up against a team that ranks near the bottom in run defense this season.

Welcome back for the Week 5 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.

Lamar Jackson leads the way in the New Age Rankings list at the quarterback position.

Ronald Jones has more than 80 total yards in 3-of-4 games, and was also the touch leader in the backfield for those three games. He has entered the trust category for weekly flex play.

Gordon is back from his holdout and started practicing last week. He should be a go for this week with a full week of practice under his belt. He gets a nice welcome back gift in the Broncos, who are the third-worst run defense in the league.

Sam Hubbard’s held up his end of the deal and then some, piling up 27 tackles and two sacks and leading all defensive linemen in fantasy points in some scoring systems. The good times should keep rolling for him at least Sunday against Arizona — no team in the NFL has allowed more sacks over the season’s first month Arizona.

The Eagles return to Philadelphia following a stunning upset of Green Bay last Thursday night. Expect them to come into this game with confidence and all guns blazing. They are hosting an inept New York Jets team who can’t stop anyone through the air.

Ever since Daniel Jones has taken over as the starting quarterback for the Giants, Shepard has been feasting. He’s the clear no. 1 wideout for New York and as long as he continues to see around 10 targets a game, Shepard will be a solid WR2 moving forward.

Will Cleveland continue to ride Nick Chubb and help the offense keep rolling? Can Jameis Winston and the Tampa Bay offense get the job done on the road once again? David Grey will examine all the matchups in this week’s ...

Sure, you can argue that he’s shown inconsistency especially last season, but his last two weeks are impossible to ignore. If Jameis Winston is your backup quarterback or sitting on the waiver wire, he needs to be owned and started.

Depending on what week it is it isn’t hard to find a fantasy owner freaking out about Diggs and/or Adam Thielen this year. Many of those fears may be justified, but this week Minnesota should find success through the air against a porous Giants secondary.

Leonard Fournette had 10 red zone opportunities in a game where Jacksonville trailed most of the day. Although he was unable to capitalize on any of them he still gashed Denver for 225 yards on 29 carries, which included an 81-yard run in the third quarter.

Christian McCaffrey leads the NFL for rushing attempts with 86 and is having 10 target games almost on a regular basis, which makes him the consensus No. 1.

Monitor Buffalo's QB Josh Allen’s status throughout the week. Even if he does start, you can roll the Tennessee defensive unit out with some confidence.

The golden rule this year is that if a tight end faces Arizona, then said tight end will have a great game. Come on down, Tyler Eifert, as you’re the next man up! Arizona is the best possible matchup for a tight end, and it’s not even close.

Through the first three weeks of this season, Howard was stuck in a committee of sorts, splitting time with rookie Miles Sanders. That all changed on Thursday, as Howard did his best to stake a definitive claim on the RB1 position.

Devonta Freeman is an RB2/Flex play right now and is going to have a tough time giving fantasy owners a proper return on investment this season. Since his breakout season in 2015, Devonta Freeman’s fantasy value has steadily gone down.

Tyler Eifert is healthy and capable of big games and he's more than 80% available. Add him to your team and you'll almost certainly get a boost at one of the toughest positions in fantasy football.

Austin Hooper’s Week 4 eruption outing aside, his production is sustainable, and I think he’ll continue to average 8.3 targets per contest. By the way, the fourth-year pro is currently on pace for a career-high 132 targets after drawing a career-high 88 looks this past season.

Andy Dalton has had a nice start to the season, and considering that many owners left him for dead following the news of A.J. Green's injury, he has provided tremendous R.O.I...