Fantasy Football, believe it or not: Mike Davis has to add, is Drew Brees back? Drop the crows?

Chris Carson started the 9th week by treating a hip injury and suffered a hip injury in the first period against the Chargers. It's a huge news for Mike Davis. If Carson misses a moment, Davis gets the lead role in a team that runs first. The Seahawks are the only NFL team to have thrown the ball on less than half of their offensive games. In addition, they became very good at running the ball. After a dismal start to the season, the Seahawks have a team of up to 4.3 YPC and are third in the league with 137.1 yards per game on the ground.

Verdict: Believe it.

Just look at what Davis did when he was given the opportunity. In Week 4 against Arizona, he ran 21 times for 101 yards and two touchdowns. He followed with 75 yards and a touchdown against the Rams. He did not score in the 9th week, but he gave you 107 yards in total.

Perhaps the most attractive part of Davis is his ability to pass. He caught seven assists in week nine and leads the Seahawks to backstroke, tackle and receptions. This keeps him from getting lost in a game like the 9th week, when Seattle lost two points. Davis is among the top 20 with a rise as long as Carson is absent.

Drew Brees is back as an elite fantasy quarterback.

I guess we can stop worrying about Brees. He lit the Rams for 346 yards and four touchdowns, and found himself at the top of the quarter standings of the 9th week with a game to play. Brees has a remarkable year with an average of 8.4 years and a career record and 76% of successful passes. We should not have left some games at low volume forcing us to question it. Brees is one of the best, in real life and in fantasy.

Verdict: Do not believe it.

Not when his next match is an outdoor road game. The Saints just have not been the same team on the outside. It's not that Brees was bad – he still has a 103.6 / quarter rating on the road – but the team was a lot more cautious. If you stop the game against the Falcons, Brees has attempted 32, 30 and 23 assists in his last three road games. That's part of the scenario, but I was expecting a similar scenario against a Bengals team without A.J. Green.

Brees may remain your best option to start this week, but you should not expect anything from what you got in week 9.

Alex Collins is the only raven you have to face.

It was disappointing. The Ravens were at home in an almost unmissable match against the Steelers and their offense stung an egg. Joe Flacco threw the ball 37 times, and Willie Snead was the only passing catcher to get past 50 yards. He was 58. The only touchdown was scored by Alex Collins, who had only nine races in the game. This Ravens attack ends at 4-5 and has not scored more than 23 points since the fourth week. This is not the type of offense you want to rely on.

Verdict: Believe it.

I will cover myself a little. I tell you can drop John Brown (a match with more than three catches in his last five games), Michael Crabtree and Snead. I really do not think anyone wants to grab it. But I'm not saying that you necessarily should give up all these guys, especially Brown.

The Ravens are coming back with a home game against the Bengals and have a really impressive schedule for next month. In four consecutive weeks, they will face the Raiders, Falcons, Chiefs and Buccaneers. That's five straight games against defenses that offer over 400 yards per game. Collins should feast on these defenses and one of the receivers will probably be good each week. Guess which receiver will be a daunting task.

If you are in a shortage of staff this week, I would not be sorry to drop Ravens. Just know that you may be trying to get them back in a week.

This is the beginning of the end for Adrian Peterson.

Everything has collapsed for Peterson during the 9th week and it remains only to be determined whether it is a fatal blow or the beginning of the end. Against a good game and without Chris Thompson, the veteran touched the ball only 12 times and had only 33 yards. Washington 's defense dropped them and the offensive was even worse.

Throughout the year, we waited for a sign of slowing down for Peterson. This type of inefficiency against Atlanta is a sign as good as any other. The Falcons had yielded 4.8 yards per race this season and 112 yards per game in Week 9. Peterson was at home. If he can not succeed under these circumstances, it is difficult to see a game in which you will be comfortable to begin.

Verdict: Do not believe it.

I found one. This week against Tampa Bay.

I'm not ready to say that Peterson is slowing down or slowing down, but Washington is facing a Buccaneers team giving up 34.4 points per game. So I'm not ready to leave for the moment. I would expect the Washington defense to bounce back, at least in terms of turnovers and sacks. This should put Peterson in a positive gameplay against a bad defense, where he excels. If he hesitates against the Bucs in the 10th week, you can start to panic.

You should be patient with DJ Moore and Anthony Miller.

I know it was not what you were promised. The two rookies combined for 65 yards on six catches, with Miller making the bulk of heavy efforts. But you do not want to give up these receivers yet. They were both in similar situations where their teams took the lead and ran very hard. Cam Newton has only 25 assists and Mitchell Trubisky only 20. 20 better days are coming for both rookies.

Verdict: Believe it.

If anything, this game was encouraging for Miller. He saw six targets, a share of 30% of the team's targets. Trubisky averaged 32.5 attempts per game and at least 29 attempts in six of the eight games. If Miller can reach 25% of these goals, he will be a monster.