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Perhaps the only bright spot on the Broncos offense this year has been Courtland Sutton. He has shown up every week and made tough grabs but shockingly, he only has one touchdown on the season - mostly because of Russell Wilson taking a step backwards this season.

Will Cleveland continue to ride Nick Chubb or will the debut of Deshaun Watson cut into his value? Will Justin Jefferson continue to roll or will he be the next wide receiver to disappoint against the New York Jets defense? ...

White should encore his Week 12 performance when the New York Jets visit Minnesota, who has allowed the eighth-most fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks and have been struggling mightily defensively over the last two weeks. If your quarterback is on bye or not meeting expectations, try plugging in White this weekend as a QB3 with a high ceiling but also still a wildcard.

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Given a matchup with a Chargers team that ranks 28th in run defense, Jacobs is worth waiting for again in Week 13. But with another 4:25 p.m. EST start time, have a backup plan in place if at all possible. The only thing worse than a zero in Week 12 is one in Week 13.

Daniel Jones can get into trouble while under heavy duress, especially if the Giants can’t get Saquon Barkley going. This game should be a low-scoring affair with some sacks and turnovers being a possibility. These factors make for a strong case to use Washington as a streaming defense this week.

Here it is, one of the fantasy games of the week that you want some pieces from. This will be all offense, all the time, touchdowns, yards, points, everything. Play all that you have and do not look back.

Las Vegas provides an incredibly soft matchup. They field one of the worst pass defenses in the league, which bodes well for Geno Smith. He has been a great fantasy asset and his DFS salary is very affordable. Smith should easily return value and should be a top consideration for stacking purposes.

The 22nd-ranked linebacker in Fantasy Sharks Default IDP Scoring has posted at least eight total tackles seven times in 10 games, but Sunday’s meeting with a Cincinnati team giving up the most fantasy points per game to linebackers offers David Long a good chance at one of his best lines of the season.

Greetings from Barcelona. Please forgive me for the very short version of the Grey Report this week. Running all over Barcelona for soccer and exploring and have very little free time to write many words, so mainly just football rankings. ...

Harris was shaping up to be one of the biggest busts of 2022, but has been resurrected the last two weeks. He had 99 rushing yards in Week 10 then followed that up with 90 rushing yards and two touchdowns last week. Harris has suddenly become a must start again.

Veteran tight end Logan Thomas seems fully recovered from his calf injury earlier this season and is coming off a season high 65 receiving yards. With Heinicke commanding the offense, expect more of the same from Thomas especially this weekend when Washington hosts the Atlanta Falcons who have surrendered the 8th most fantasy points to opposing tight ends.

Carolina has switched to Sam Darnold at quarterback, which is a positive for almost any defense he is facing with how much time he has had off. Darnold should be live for interceptions and sacks against the Broncos. Denver is a great streaming option at defense this week.

Conner needed a touchdown last week to bail him out of a bad matchup, but this week’s tilt with a Los Angeles Chargers run defense allowing the eighth-most rushing yards per game in the league should afford a good shot at a rebound.

Christian Harris has worked his way into an every-down role for the Texans, playing at least 85 percent of the snaps in three of the past four games. So far, that role hasn't equated to big statistical production, but sooner or later Harris is bound to have a breakout game..

It's Derrick Henry vs. Aaron Rodgers straight up and while Green Bay has most certainly struggled this season, last weeks dramatic win was a sign that they are slowly figuring out what life without Davante Adams can look like.

Terry McLaurin has been very productive over the last four weeks. Clearly, he’s enjoyed Heinicke under center way more than Carson Wentz and as long as the quarterback situation doesn’t change, McLaurin is a WR1 moving forward.

Can Dalvin Cook and Justin Jefferson stay hot or will the Cowboys defense take some frustration out on them and shut them down? Can anyone slow Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs offense? David Grey will breakdown all the match-ups in ...

Dak appeared “back” in Week 10. After a slow start, he seemed to find his groove especially with Dalton Schultz and CeeDee Lamb. Prescott should be considered a low-end QB1 when the Dallas Cowboys host the Minnesota Vikings who have allowed the 10th most fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks.

Cooper Kupp’s ankle injury required surgery that will cost him at least four games. With the Rams falling out of contention more and more with each loss, Kupp has probably played his last snaps of 2022.

Pittsburgh plays host to Cincinnati this coming Sunday. The return of T.J. Watt last week was immediately impactful as Pittsburgh shut down the New Orleans offense, logging multiple sacks and turnovers.

Jonathan Taylor admittedly has issues of his own to overcome—the Colts can't pass the ball at all right now, and the offensive line has been awful. But if he can't get it done in Week 10, it's officially time to freak out.

It’s Miami’s home field that gives them the slightest of edges over Cleveland in a game that is going to be all about the offenses! Hallelujah! Do not be shy, start what you have in this game as there will be a lot to go around.

With the stunning retirement of Blake Martinez it would appear to leave Jayon Brown and Denzel Perryman as the Raiders' top two linebackers ahead of a date with a Colts team leading the league in fantasy points per game allowed to linebackers.

Kirk has been up and down this year, but has seen a lot of volume over the last three weeks. Jacksonville has Kansas City and their juggernaut offense this weekend so chances are, they will be forced to pass early and often. That bodes well for Kirk and his fantasy prospects for Week 10. Start him.

Is there any slowing down Kenneth Walker III or will he continue his torrid run and steamroll the Tampa Bay defense? Will Justin Fields hot run continue as he faces struggling Detroit or will Detroit build on last week and shut ...

Justin Fields went from potential fill-in starter to QB1 in a week! If he’s available on your waiver wire or sitting on your bench, start him for Week 10 when Chicago hosts division rival Detroit, who allows the third-most fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks.

Have yourself a day, Joe Mixon! It’s something of a rarity for a player headed into his bye week to get cover dude treatment in this article. But it’s also rare for a player to have the kind of game that Mixon had against Carolina last week.

Denver travels to Tennessee this week. There is a chance this unit was dropped due to the bye week. Tennessee is fairly one-dimensional on offense and struggles to push the ball downfield. Denver has a solid fantasy floor as a result, as well as a fair amount of upside.

AJ Dillon has not rushed for 75 yards in a game this season and has no TD runs since Week 1. If he does not produce well against Detroit in Week 9, you will have to strongly consider cutting him if roster room is needed.

After a slow start, Shaq Thompson’s production has picked up of late — last week against Atlanta, he paced Carolina with 13 total tackles (eight solo). While Carolina is managing Frankie Luvu’s snaps, Thompson isn’t leaving the field — and that should mean big things against a Cincinnati team that leads the league in fantasy points allowed to linebackers.

Brandin Cooks, who should play well... wait, scratch that, now Brandin Cooks will not play and sounds to be upset that he wasn't dealt at the deadline to a contender. Ugh, here we go again. Nico Collins too won't play so that leaves.. well.. nobody.

Mike Williams and Keenan Allen are both expected to be out for multiple weeks so Palmer is going to be the number one receiving option for the Chargers by default. In Week 9, he gets a dream matchup against the Falcons, who happen to have the worst pass defense in the league in terms of yardage allowed.

Can Josh Allen, Stefon Diggs and the high-powered Buffalo offense keep it going or will the New York Jets’ surprising defense give them trouble? Can Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay offense get back on track against lowly Detroit or will ...

When Christian McCaffrey was traded to San Francisco a couple of weeks ago from Carolina, opportunity knocked for D’Onta Foreman. Over his last two games, he has totaled 263 yards, rushed for nearly 6 yards per carry, and scored three times.

Given that James Conner practiced in a limited fashion last week, he appears to be trending toward a Week 9 return. If so, it will come against a Seattle team giving up the fourth-most fantasy points per game to running backs.

Zach Pascal seems to be Sam Ehlinger's new favorite target. He only caught 2 passes last week, but seeing that one of them was a touchdown, he should be getting more looks in the future and for such a low price, it makes sense to take flier on him, especially in dynasty leagues.

Atlanta hosts the Los Angeles Chargers this Sunday in an interesting matchup. The Chargers are coming back from the bye week, still railing from a multitude of injuries. Atlanta's defense is bad by the stats, but it has been fantasy viable. That is mostly from its ability to generate turnovers. Its pressure rate has improved in recent weeks as well, which bodes well against a weak Chargers offensive line.

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Detroit is expected to have both running back D'Andre Swift and wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown back against the Dolphins. Both players are essentially must-starts when healthy, but while the Dolphins have allowed the sixth-most fantasy points per game to quarterbacks this year it's still difficult to trust Jared Goff given than his last touchdown pass came in Week 4.