Fantasy Football Week 12 Start & Em & Sit & # 39; Em: be grateful to Marlon Mack

Mack started the season by tackling foot and ankle problems. He took part in a game before week 6. But things have started to go wrong and he has been excellent for most of the last five games.

During this period, Mack played three games with at least 13 PPR points. He averages 5.0 yards per game for the season and has a total of five touchdowns. Most importantly, in what was to be a rookie-filled field with rookies Nyheim Hines and Jordan Wilkins, Mack has totaled at least 17 hits in three of his last four games.

This week, Mack gets a game against the Dolphins at home. Miami allowed a half-offensive to score in every game except one, this week being the 9th week against the Jets. And for the year, 11 halfbacks scored or won at least 100 yards total against this defense.

The latest example is Aaron Jones in Week 10, with 15 runs for 145 yards and two touchdowns, as well as three catches for 27 yards against Miami. I hope Mack will make a similar outing this week. I like him as a No. 1 runner in all leagues.

I repeat Mack: Joe Mixon (v. CLE), Mark Ingram (NW), Phillip Lindsay (PIT), Chris Carson (CAR) and Adrian Peterson (DAL)

quarterbacks

Sleepers

• Lamar Jackson (vs. OAK): We're still waiting to see if Jackson will stay ahead of Joe Flacco (hip), but if that happens as expected, consider Jackson a great streaming option this week. He had 27 runs for 117 yards in the 11th week against Cincinnati and 13 of 19 for 150 yards with an interception. The Raiders should be an easy match for him, especially on the East Coast with a 13 hours. start, and it would not be a surprise to see Jackson have an escape game.
• Baker Mayfield (at CIN): Mayfield has moved to the 11th week stage with a great role as a Fantasy Quarterback. He has scored at least 21 Fantasy points in three of his last four games, including 28 of the season, his best result of season 10, against Atlanta. This week, he won a new favorable match against Cincinnati, allowing him to earn the most Fantasy points for the quarterbacks of the season at 27.2. Only two quarters this season have failed to score at least 22 Fantasy points against the Bengals.
• Andy Dalton (vs. CLE): We hope the Bengals get A.J. Green (foot) back for this game, which will obviously help Dalton's prospects. And he played well during the 11th week in Baltimore with 22 Fantasy points in a tough match on the road without Green. In his last five games against the Browns, Dalton has 12 touchdowns and no interceptions. He averaged 25.6 Fantasy points against Cleveland over that period. The Browns' defense is different from previous years, but three quarters in a row have scored at least 20 Fantasy points against them.

Bust alert

I do not think you have to beat Rodgers in most leagues, but I do not expect him to have a big game against the Vikings. To begin with, Rodgers has been mediocre on the road lately, averaging only 21.3 Fantasy points in three games against the Rams, Patriots and Seahawks. He was sacked nine times in these clashes and cashed four sacks against Minnesota in the second week, his first match against his injured knee. He scored only 17 points in that outing, but the Vikings were tough to oppose the quarterbacks when defensive end Everson Griffen was on the field. In five games with Griffen, Minnesota, Jimmy Garoppolo, Rodgers, Drew Brees, Stafford and Trubisky averaged just 11.6 Fantasy points per game, with Rodgers scoring the most points. I'm hoping Rodgers will play well this week, but I'm skeptical given the game.

Running backs

Sleepers

• Jalen Richard (in the BAL): Doug Martin (ankle) is expected to play this week, but Richard will still have plenty of play time. And it's a great PPR flex option. He has scored at least 10 PPR points in all but three games this season. He could also be more involved in the passing game now that Brandon LaFell (Achilles) is out and Jordy Nelson (knee) is injured. The Raiders are probably looking for points on the road, so Richard should be considered the best running back for Oakland.
• Theo Riddick (vs. CHI): Riddick will have extra work this week against the Bears with Kerryon Johnson (knee), and he's a great flex option in RPP. He is essentially a receiver for the last three games since Golden Tate was traded to Philadelphia, and he caught 18 catches for 126 yards on 22 targets over that period. It's not an easy match against the Bears, but he had six catches for 60 yards on seven targets in Chicago in week ten. A similar performance could occur on Thanksgiving Day.
• Peyton Barber (vs. SF): Barber enjoyed a great game against the Giants last week with 18 runs for 106 yards and one touchdown, as well as two catches for 4 yards. It's worth being used as a flex option against the 49ers. . His three best games this year came with Jameis Winston on the field (Week 6 vs. Atlanta, Week 8 vs. Cincinnati and last week), and we hope it will continue against the 49ers.
• Elijah McGuire (vs. NE): McGuire succeeded Bilal Powell (neck), injured. He could play a leading role in the passing game this week against the Patriots. In two games, McGuire had 64 yards on 11 goals, or 64 yards, and averaged 4.6 yards per run. New England has had difficulty with half-offensives this year and I like McGuire as a flexible PPR option.
• Duke Johnson (at CIN): In two games since Freddie Kitchens was named offensive coordinator, Johnson has earned at least 14 PPR points each time. He has four passes for 23 yards, 13 passes for 109 yards and three touchdowns during that period. He has also netted at least four catches in four of his last five games and it's worth starting in PPR this week against the Bengals, who award the most Fantasy points to the opposing sides. Nick Chubb, in case you do not know, is a must-have option in all leagues this week.

Bust alert

Peterson scored twice in the 11th week against Houston, which was excellent, but his peak stats quickly deteriorated due to injuries along the Washington offensive line. In his last three games against Atlanta, Tampa Bay and Houston, Peterson has accumulated 44 runs for 136 yards (3.1 yards per run) and only scores against the Texans. He also has only five catches for 17 yards over this period. Dallas is in the top 10 of the smallest number of Fantasy points allowed for the semis, and only four of them have scored on the ground against the Cowboys this year, including only one in the last six games. Peterson is still a flexible option in most leagues, but I would be cautious if you consider him a runner this week.

Wide receivers

Sleepers

• Keke Coutee (vs. TEN): After missing the last two games due to a thigh injury, Coutee returned in the 11th week in Washington and led the team to goals (nine) and receptions (77). DeAndre Hopkins is clearly the # 1 option in this passing game, but Coutee is # 2 ahead of Demaryius Thomas. And it's a great game against the Titans, who allowed 13 receivers to score or win at least 100 yards this year.
• Danny Amendola (IND): Amendola should stay warm after the well-deserved day in Miami during the 11th week. This is a great option in PPR leagues. He has scored at least 13 PPR points in four of his last five games and has captured at least five catches in every game of that period. DeVante Parker (shoulder) could be back for the Dolphins, who also lost Jakeem Grant (leg) and Albert Wilson (hip) for the season. As Miami is likely chasing points in Indianapolis, expect Amendola to have reached more than 10 goals, which has already happened twice in its last five outings. He is an excellent No. 3 receiver in the PPR leagues this week.
• Adam Humphries (vs. SF): Humphries has scored at least 14 PPR points in three of his last four games, with three touchdowns in that period. You know the Buccaneers will throw the ball throughout the match, and Humphries could benefit with some extra targets with O.J. Howard (ankle) out. The 49ers only allowed three touchdowns to the receivers of the Giants in the tenth week.
• Bruce Ellington (vs CHI): Golden Tate having been traded to Philadelphia and Jones (knee) injured, the Lions need help in the passing game behind Golladay and Theo Riddick. Ellington played well in the 11th week against Carolina with six catches for 52 yards on nine targets, and it could be needed again with Jones still messed up. You will only want to use Ellington in PPR's deep leagues in Week 12 against Chicago, but it might be necessary with Detroit possibly chasing points, even at home.
• Marquise Goodwin (TB): Goodwin has scored at least 10 PPR points in three of his last five games and he hopes he will take advantage of this encounter with the Buccaneers. Tampa Bay awards the third highest number of Fantasy points to his opponents, and Goodwin can be a bottom-of-the-line receiver in most leagues. There were 17 receivers who scored or won at least 100 passing yards against the Buccaneers this year.

Bust alert

I would not be surprised if Robinson played a big game this week, as well as Anthony Miller and Taylor Gabriel. But I would not be shocked either if they had been struggling since Mitchell Trubisky (shoulder) came out, leaving Chase Daniel as the starter. The last time Chicago faced Detroit in Week 10, Robinson (six catches for 133 yards and two touchdowns on eight targets) and Miller (five catches for 122 yards and one touchdown at six targets) were eliminated, but the half -Demi Lions Darrius Slay was absent. this game. With Slay waited – he's still struggling with a knee injury – and the quarter shift for the Bears, you should remember your expectations for Robinson on Thanksgiving Day. He still deserves to be used as the # 3 Fantasy Receiver, but I'm worried about his prospects without Trubisky.

Tight ends

Sleepers

• Benjamin Watson (vs. ATL): Watson has had two tough weeks with two fantastic points against Cincinnati and Philadelphia in the last two games, although he missed two goals against the Bengals in Week 10. Nevertheless, I'm back at Watson this week and he had five catches for 71 yards in Atlanta in the third week. It is a good streaming option in this home game.
• Chris Herndon (vs. NE): I'm hoping that Sam Darnold (foot) will come back this week for the Jets as this will help Herndon's future in Fantasy. In the four games leading up to the 10th week when Darnold was out against Buffalo, Herndon had accumulated at least 10 PPR points on three of those outings. He scored three touchdowns during this period and Herndon could be the most reliable option in this passing game. New England is also tied for second with Jacksonville with the most touchdown allowed to make ends meet with seven.
• Jeff Heuerman (vs. PIT): Heuerman did not have a big game against the Chargers in the 11th week with just four catches for 20 yards on five targets, but I have not saved him yet. He has scored in both previous matches and he should continue to be one of the main targets of this Denver attack. The Steelers have allowed five tight ends to score or win at least 70 rushing yards this year. Heuerman is a good streaming option in the 12th week.

Bust alert

Engram scored eight PPR points in consecutive games against San Francisco and Tampa Bay, but he combined only six catches for 112 yards and no touchdown over that period over seven targets. He has scored once in his last four games and the Eagles have been good against tight ends all season. Only two tight ends scored against Philadelphia this year, with Howard in Week 2 and Greg Olsen in Week 7, and Engram is simply a better starter in this road match.

Defenses / Special Teams

Start them

Patriots (at NYJ) – 13.6 points planned

The Patriots came out of the match after a great battle against the Jets, who scored 10 points or less in three straight games. We will see if Darnold is able to return to the game, but the DST Patriots is in play if Josh McCown also starts. The Jets have allowed 24 sacks of the season and have had six interceptions in their last two games. And twice against AFC East opponents (Miami in Week 4 and Buffalo in Week 8), the DST Patriots scored 33 points in total.

Sleepers

• Cowboys (vs. WAS): Washington has allocated 11 sacks in the past three games, and offensive line problems and quarterback problems have made the Dallas DST a good sleeper this week. Washington also scored 21 points or less in five straight games.
• Bills (vs. JAC): The Jaguars have scored 18 points or less in five of their last six games, and they have allocated at least three sacks in six games this year. The DST Bills also scored 13 Fantasy points in their last game of Week 10 at Jets, with two interceptions and three sacks in this game.
• Colts (vs. MIA): We'll see how the Dolphins manage with Ryan Tannehill (shoulder) back after five defeats, but the Colts DST has scored at least 15 Fantasy points in two of his last three home games. . Miami has allocated 10 sacks in the last two games and the Dolphins have scored 25 points in their last two games against the Jets and Packers.

Sit Em

Panthers (vs. SEA) – 6.8 points projected

I thought the DST Panthers would play well during the 11th week in Detroit, but I was wrong. The Panthers only allowed 20 points, but only got one bag and no change. Carolina has now broken its record two consecutive games, has only two sacks in this period and has awarded a total of 72 points to the Steelers and Lions. Seattle has allowed 11 sacks in the past three games, but Wilson has not intercepts in their last two games, with the team scoring 58 points against Rams and Packers.

Kicker

Start them

I was wrong about Fairbairn last week when he had 13 Fantasy points in Washington. He scored three goals and two more points, including a 54-yard kick. He has now scored at least 10 Fantasy points in five of his last eight games and has only played twice with less than eight points.

Sleepers

• Dan Bailey (vs. GB): Daniel Carlson was the Vikings' goal in the first game against the Packers. It was terrible with three missed attempts on the pitch in a draw. Bailey should do better in the rematch, and Green Bay has allowed six goals in the match in the last two games against Sebastian Janikowski and Jason Sanders.
• Matt Bryant (NO): Bryant had a great performance against Dallas in his first game in Week 11 after missing three games with a thigh injury. He scored 17 Fantasy points after four points and one more point, including a 53-yard kick. He scored just three more points against the Saints in the third week, but has scored at least 13 Fantasy points in each of his last three home games this year.
• Josh Lambo (at BUF): Lambo has been great in the last three games for the Jaguars, and you should plan to pitch it in all leagues this week against the Bills. He scored nine goals over that period and scored at least 10 Fantasy points on each of his outings against Philadelphia, Indianapolis and Pittsburgh. Buffalo has allowed two of the last three opposing kickers to score at least 11 Fantasy points.

Sit Em

Succop has only scored five Fantasy points during the 11th week in Indianapolis, and he has been holding single-digit points in four of his last five games. He had nine Fantasy points against Houston in the second week, but it's hard to trust him this week if Mariota is absent. The Texans have also allowed a single kicker to score several times in their last four games.

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