Fantastic Football – Key Fantastic Soccer Streaming Options for 6th Week, Waiver Thread, Including Jameis Winston and Keke Coutee

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Pete Carroll made it clear on Sunday that the pedigree project would not determine playing time, as Rashaad Penny only found himself on the pitch in clichés of special teams. While the much touted rookie watched, Chris Carson and Davis produced against the Los Angeles Rams' defensive front. Carson is available in virtually no league, but Davis is a free agent in more than 80% of the leagues. With two consecutive solid games to his credit, the only question for Davis is whether he will have enough keys to justify his departure. The best indicator in this regard is the past production of the Oakland Raiders, which has allowed at least 26 rushing attempts in four of their five games. Assuming that the Seahawks reach this bar, you can predict at least 10 rushes for Davis, which will make it a good bet for at least 45 rushing yards, which is a safe game as deep on the wire. –Daube

Ronald Jones, the buccaneers of Tampa Bay

This year has been a strange year for many of the best choices at the guardhouse, with Penny and Jones playing marginal roles or being totally ignored on the depth chart to start the campaign. Yet, although Penny did not see the pitch last week, Jones was finally shown active during Week 4 before the start of Tampa. The results – only 28 yards on 11 hits – were not so inspiring, but they may not have needed to be on the second round pick to climb the depth chart, because Peyton Barber ranked 44th out of 48 qualified. the halfbacks with a mere 2.96 yards per run. The Falcons, meanwhile, just allowed James Conner to accumulate the highest number of yards after a contact since Adrian Peterson in 2015. It is certain that the deployment of Jones presents a certain risk before he really claims a role to play, but with decreasing competition and a tasty match on It deserves attention as a streaming option for whimsical managers facing injury and poor performance at the station. –McCormick

Wide receiver

Keke Coutee, Houston Texans

When Bruce Ellington entered the casualty pool, few of us thought there would be an unnamed broad receiver DeAndre Hopkins or Will Fuller V among the Houston Texans who deserve to be in fantasy, but Coutee has changed so quickly. After missing the first three games of the season, Coutee caught 17 passes for 160 yards and a score in the past two weeks. It's a season-long pace of over 1,200 yards and eight scores. This pace means that it should be registered and started, not just streamed, but since it only appears in 19.6% of ESPN leagues, take it if you need to ########################################################################### 39, a replacement during the following week. You'll probably get a strong performance this week against the Buffalo Bills and then feed stocks for the rest of the season. –Daube

Dede Westbrook, Jacksonville Jaguars

Available in more than half of the ESPN leagues, did you know that Westbrook was skating 77 catches and 1,117 yards? You probably do now. It's also easy to miss out on the fact that Westbrook is only two years away from qualifying as a Heisman finalists, with an impressive university dominance (high market share of the offensive). Which means the NFL may have neglected Westbrook a bit by dropping it in the fourth round of the 2017 selection. Even though there is plenty of competition to get significant targets on a busy Jacksonville receiver depth chart It should be noted that Blake Bortles had his highest number of yards per game (10.5) and his largest QBR (93.3) when he targeted Westbrook among the out-of-bounds. According to the game played this week, Dallas has struggled to hold the receivers so far, giving them 14.3 yards per game, the league's sixth-best total. –McCormick

Tight end

C.J. Uzomah, Cincinnati Bengals

Whether it's Tyler Eifert or Tyler Kroft, the tight position of the Cincinnati Bengals is a regular producer of fantasy points since the beginning of 2016. In fact, the TE position has scored at least six fantastic points in 28 of his 33 games. In addition, they were almost twice as likely to score 15 or more fantastic points than to accumulate six or fewer. Since Uzomah is the last player to hold this position, it is prudent to project at least 10 fancy points, especially considering that they are facing the Pittsburgh Steelers, who have allocated at least 16.7 whimsical points to tight goals in every game since the first week. . –Daube

Cameron Brate, buccaneers of Tampa Bay

I have recently joked that it may be time to give Hunter Henry a chance to be a streamer, given the shallow depth and versatility of the position. tight end proved this year for fancy purposes. A wave of injuries and lack of success among youth in the tight category in recent seasons has weakened the market for this position. We must therefore be prepared to ignore important flaws when looking at different options. I turn to another Buc as a starting option on the go, with Brate likely to create a lot of rewarding routes and goals with O.J. Howard had to miss a knee injury. The Bucs have so far outstripped the NFL in terms of the number of air yards per target, establishing Brate with a serious threat as a threat above the limit and in the red zone. –McCormick

Defense / Special Forces

Seattle Seahawks

On this waiver, you're just looking for the D / ST playing one of the worst offensive teams, and the Seattle Seahawks are making a good selection this week. Their opponent, the Oakland Raiders, has only surpassed the 20-point mark once this season and Derek Carr has already launched eight interceptions. Carr has been sacked more than twice per game, and it's obvious that the Seahawks are an excellent choice for streaming this week. –Daube

Colts of Indianapolis

The reputation suggests that we should not approach the Colts given the lack of power of the defensive team on training and an undoubtedly poor performance last season. This season, however, the Colts have the 12th highest rate of pressure and the sixth highest sack rate in the league. The pressure and bag rates are two of the strongest correlations in terms of team performance, which makes sense when considering the increase in turnover rates when quarterbacks are under duress. Speaking of this trend, rookie Sam Darnold completed only 42 percent of his passes with a mere 1.55 yards per dive, well below the league average. Look beyond the reputation and focus instead on encouraging forward steps and invitation to the inviting quarter-match. –McCormick

Individual defensive players

Defensive line

Jerry Hughes, Buffalo Bills