Bears is targeting an option this week against the Patriots?

<p class = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "It is there that we will try to help fill in the gaps. Every week, we'll look at the Patriots game and try to help you decide which players to start from and which ones to sit on – or where to invest if you play in the daily format. You know you play Tom Brady every week. You know you play Rob Gronkowski in good health. But this is where we will deepen a little more with the information we have gleaned by being on the pace. Hope someone somewhere finds this helpful."data-reactid =" 16 ">It is there that we will try to help fill in the gaps. Every week, we'll look at the Patriots game and try to help you decide which players to start from and which ones to sit on – or where to invest if you play in the daily format. You know you play Tom Brady every week. You know you play Rob Gronkowski in good health. But this is where we will deepen a little more with the information we have gleaned by being on the pace. Hope someone somewhere finds this helpful.

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<p class = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "JOSH GORDON, WR, PATRIOTES: We are officially on Gordon's territory, after what we saw last Sunday. His workload was hugely shocking, from 18 strikes in each of his first two games to 63 against the Chiefs, and he was upset as many times as he had in his previous three games (one with Browns) this season. Tom Brady still has some chemistry issues, especially with the back to head shots, but the team is doing everything in their power to make that connection happen. He was targeted 15 times in 99 attempts with the Patriots. It's a solid WR3 or FLEX option this week. Of course, you start Julian Edelman as well as No. 2, but it's so obvious that it's worth the trouble to be mentioned. "data-reactid =" 18 ">JOSH GORDON, WR, PATRIOTES: We are officially on Gordon's territory, after what we saw last Sunday. His workload was hugely shocking, from 18 strikes in each of his first two games to 63 against the Chiefs, and he was upset as many times as he had in his previous three games (one with Browns) this season. Tom Brady still has some chemistry issues, especially with the back to head shots, but the team is doing everything in their power to make that connection happen. He was targeted 15 times in 99 attempts with the Patriots. It's a solid WR3 or FLEX option this week. Of course, you start Julian Edelman as well as No. 2, but it's so obvious that it's worth the trouble to be mentioned.

<p class = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "SONY MICHEL / JAMES WHITE, RB, PATRIOTS: The Patriots' attack is such that it has the proper place to support two fantastic backs, which has been the case every three weeks. Michel manages the load between the tackles and White is still mainly a receiver. Both are valuable. Michel has passed 100 yards in three consecutive weeks and White has seen the ball at least 13 times (between targets and transfers) in each of the last three weeks. I'd call both RB2 options this week. "data-reactid =" 19 ">SONY MICHEL / JAMES WHITE, RB, PATRIOTS: The Patriots' attack is such that it has the proper place to support two fantastic backs, which has been the case every three weeks. Michel manages the load between the tackles and White is still mainly a receiver. Both are valuable. Michel has passed 100 yards in three consecutive weeks and White has seen the ball at least 13 times (between targets and transfers) in each of the last three weeks. I'd call both RB2 options this week.

<p class = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "TARIK COHEN, RB, BEARS: The formula is not complicated. The teams are launching against the Patriots recently. Because they are down. This means targets, catches and yards for the back. And in the PPR leagues, the backs against the Patriots have feasted lately. Nyheim Hines had seven catches for 45 yards two weeks ago. Kareem Hunt had five for 105 and one touchdown last weekend. In his last two games, he has been targeted 17 times and has captured 14 for 211 yards and two touchdowns. Roll with the formula. Cohen is an RB2. "data-reactid =" 20 ">TARIK COHEN, RB, BEARS: The formula is not complicated. The teams are launching against the Patriots recently. Because they are down. This means targets, catches and yards for the back. And in the PPR leagues, the backs against the Patriots have feasted lately. Nyheim Hines had seven catches for 45 yards two weeks ago. Kareem Hunt had five for 105 and one touchdown last weekend. In his last two games, he has been targeted 17 times and has captured 14 for 211 yards and two touchdowns. Roll with the formula. Cohen is an RB2.

<p class = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "TAYLOR GABRIEL, WR, BEARS: Gabriel is in conversation on the WR3 this week because he has produced the last three weeks as the # 1 Chicago. He has 22 targets on this period (against 17 for Allen Robinson), and he has passed 100 yards each Robinson has not done yet). When he saw the Patriots last year, he had only two catches for 24 yards, but he's hot, he's in a happy pass, and his speed – though lower than Tyreek Hill's – could give some trouble to the Patriots secondary. . I think it's a WR3 or FLEX play this week. "data-reactid =" 21 ">TAYLOR GABRIEL, WR, BEARS: Gabriel is in conversation on the WR3 this week because he has produced the last three weeks as the # 1 Chicago. He has 22 targets on this period (against 17 for Allen Robinson), and he has passed 100 yards each Robinson has not done yet). When he saw the Patriots last year, he had only two catches for 24 yards, but he's hot, he's in a happy pass, and his speed – though lower than Tyreek Hill's – could give some trouble to the Patriots secondary. . I think it's a WR3 or FLEX play this week.

<p class = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "TREY BURTON, TE, BEARS: It's ugly on the tight stage, which means you own Trey Burton. . . you must probably start it. I do not like the game because it has only caught six assists in its last two games and has been targeted only eight times during this period. But Burton is a scoring threat (two touchdowns in each of the last two weeks), and the Patriots had problems with tight ends until they opted to double Travis Kelce on the ground on Last weekend. Burton will not get the same treatment as he is not the same player. But that could mean a more fantastic production. "data-reactid =" 22 ">TREY BURTON, TE, BEARS: It's ugly on the tight stage, which means you own Trey Burton. . . you must probably start it. I do not like the game because it has only caught six assists in its last two games and has been targeted only eight times during this period. But Burton is a scoring threat (two touchdowns in each of the last two weeks), and the Patriots had problems with tight ends until they opted to double Travis Kelce on the ground on Last weekend. Burton will not get the same treatment as he is not the same player. But that could mean a more fantastic production.

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<p class = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mb (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = "ALLEN ROBINSON, WR, BEAR: Forget the fact that Gabriel was the one who produced a WR1 for the Bears lately. Forget the fact that Robinson's quarterback struggled to reap 200 yards in the first three weeks of the season and could be regressed after 670 passing yards and nine touchdowns. his last two games. Robinson would have been in the mix for me as a FLEX option if there had been no match. If Robinson ends up being paired with Stephon Gilmore, he will struggle to break free. If you remove the 33-yard touchdown allocated to the Lions – a score that Duron Harmon admitted later that he should have helped counter – Gilmore has been a disabled defender since the third week. He allowed six catches on 16 targets in four games for 47 yards and one touchdown. This is an authorized rating of 66.7. Last week, Gilmore gave Sammy Watkins 18 yards on two catches and four targets. I would say that the same type of day is at stake for Robinson. Run away. "data-reactid =" 30 ">ALLEN ROBINSON, WR, BEAR: Forget the fact that Gabriel was the one who produced a WR1 for the Bears lately. Forget the fact that Robinson's quarterback struggled to reap 200 yards in the first three weeks of the season and could be regressed after 670 passing yards and nine touchdowns. his last two games. Robinson would have been in the mix for me as a FLEX option if there had been no match. If Robinson ends up being paired with Stephon Gilmore, he will struggle to break free. If you remove the 33-yard touchdown allocated to the Lions – a score that Duron Harmon admitted later that he should have helped counter – Gilmore has been a disabled defender since the third week. He allowed six catches on 16 targets in four games for 47 yards and one touchdown. This is an authorized rating of 66.7. Last week, Gilmore gave Sammy Watkins 18 yards on two catches and four targets. I would say that the same type of day is at stake for Robinson. Run away.

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