Fantasy Football Week 6 Start & Em & Sit & # 39; Em: The season starts now for Jameis Winston

On the other hand, if you are 3-2 or better in your leagues, try to poach a star player from the list of players if this team has difficulties. For example, pair two or three intermediate level players with a star and you may be able to find someone in your team who could make a difference in the fantasy playoffs.

List management is not just about adding and removing items and finding the right starting mix. You can always edit your list. And doing an exchange could help you win your league.

Regarding your alignment suggestions, we are here to help you. I hope you will make the right decisions in the sixth week and continue your journey to the Fantasy playoffs.

Editor's Note: Projections are provided by SportsLine.com. The projected points concern PPR leagues.

Beginning of the week

Jameis Winston makes his debut in 2018 after serving a three game suspension for the opening of the year. He was replaced by Ryan Fitzpatrick in the fourth week. But now he's back to work at week 6 after Tampa Bay's week off, and he should have the chance to play a big game.

Facing the Falcons is a perfect setup as every quarterback has been successful in this game. Since the Atlanta defense began to disintegrate in the first week due to injury, the last four quarters of opponents – Cam Newton, Drew Brees, Andy Dalton and Ben Roethlisberger – have all scored at least 27 Fantasy points against the Falcons .

Together, this group combined for 1,318 passing yards, 14 touchdowns and three interceptions against this defense. And now, Winston has his turn to publish staggering statistics.

In his last three starts against Atlanta since 2016, Winston has had 841 yards, 10 touchdowns and one interception. He therefore has the habit of beating the Falcons. And he should deliver a big performance on his first start in Week 6.

I repeat Winston: Deshaun Watson (vs. BUF), Ben Roethlisberger (CIN), Philip Rivers (CLE), Cam Newton (WAS) and Carson Wentz (NYG)

Strategist

Sleepers

• Derek Carr (vs. SEA): Carr has only played one game with several touchdowns this season, but he is No. 5 in the NFL in assists. Seattle has not faced a quarter-high glove this season and Carr has the chance to win his second best fantasy match of the season. It's worth being used in two-quarter leagues.
• Keenum case (against LAR): The Rams defense has struggled recently with Philip Rivers, Cousins ​​and Russell Wilson who combined for 846 passing yards, eight touchdowns and no interceptions. Keenum has just earned 25 Fantasy points in the fifth week of the Jets, and it is possible that he will get a similar production this week given the upcoming match.
• C. Beathard (GB): He has scored at least 20 Fantasy points in two consecutive weeks against the Chargers and Cardinals, and he is expected to run after points in Green Bay this week, which could lead to a production of lost time. The Packers allowed three of their last four quarterbacks to make several touchdowns, with Cousins ​​in Week Two, Alex Smith in Week Three and Matthew Stafford last week.

Bust alert

Wentz has done a good job in his last two games and has scored at least 23 Fantasy points in both outings. But he has a horrible record against the Giants, with only 692 yards passing, two touchdowns and three interceptions in three career games. Watson in the third week is the only quarterback with more than 20 Fantasy points against the Giants, including clashes against Drew Brees and Cam Newton, and New York should get the win over Olivier Vernon (ankle) on the field for the first time this year. Wentz should be considered a low-end starting option this week, but I'm worried about his production, especially since he's been sacked 12 times in three games.

Running backs

Sleepers

• Wendell Smallwood (NYG): Smallwood and Corey Clement should share the workload with Jay Ajayi (ACL), and I like Smallwood better in week 6 since he is in good health. In the long run, Clement may well be the Eagles' best running back, but he has not played for two games. Smallwood has scored 17 PPR points in two of his last three games, and the Giants have allowed a half-scorer to score in every game this year.
• Latavius ​​Murray (vs. ARI): Forget Murray if Dalvin Cook (hamstring) plays, but I love Murray if Cook is absent. The Cardinals are awarding the most Fantasy points to opposing midfielders for the season, and Minnesota can run the ball this week since it should play with a home lead.
• Nyheim Hines (in NYJ): Even though Marlon Mack (hamstring) is playing this week, I'm still riding with Hines in PPR. He has captured at least five catches in four out of five games, including 16 catches for 108 yards and two touchdowns from 20 targets in his last two outings. The Jets are tied for # 7 and most receptions are allowed to turn around at 34.
• Alfred Morris (in Britain): Morris should be replaced by Matt Breida (ankle), injured. He should face a heavy workload, although Raheem Mostert and Kyle Juszczyk should be affected. Green Bay has not yet allowed an offensive midfielder to score at home, but the Packers have allowed five half-offensives to score or win 80 total yards for the season.
• Aaron Jones (vs. SF): I'm going to stay with Jones this week even though Packers coach Mike McCarthy does not want to use one of his most talented players in a star role. I think Jamaal Williams and Ty Montgomery should be affected, but Green Bay should give Jones a bigger role. And it's the perfect place to do it in a home match against a bad team. The 49ers have allowed five halfbacks to score or win at least 90 total yards this season.

Bust alert

Unless McCoy is traded to Philadelphia before Thursday's game, I will not play it this week as a more flexible option. He just made his best game of the season in Week 5 against Tennessee with 24 runs for 85 yards and two catches for 23 yards, but I do not think the problems with the Buffalo offensive are still resolved. And now, McCoy faces a Houston defense that has allowed only one touchdown per race. The Texans had a hard time getting caught by the halves, so maybe McCoy could have some airborne production, but it should not be considered an option not to be missed considering what it happened during the fifth week.

Wide receiver

Sleepers

• Keke Coutee (vs. BUF): Coutee has performed well in the last two games with 17 catches for 160 yards and one touchdown on 22 targets. He should continue to play an important role as a receiver of slot machines for Texans. No no. 1 receivers played well against Buffalo this year. Coutee and Will Fuller have a chance to achieve great performances in the sixth week.
• John Brown (at TEN): Brown just made his worst game of the season during the fifth week in Cleveland, while he had scored 14 goals. He only managed four catches for 58 yards, but he should get back on track this week against the Titans. Tennessee has struggled with big receivers like Brown, and it's a good week for Joe Flacco to take pictures with him on the pitch.
• Josh Gordon (vs. KC): His playing time continues to increase and he scored his first touchdown in his second game with the Patriots in the fifth week against the Colts. Since this should be a high performance affair, and faced with a beatable secondary of the Chiefs, you should consider Gordon as a high ceiling play as Fantasy Catcher # 3. Once he is completely comfortable with Tom Brady and this offense, be careful because the production could be special.
• Chester Rogers (NYJ): Rogers has been through the last two games with T.Y. Hilton coming in and out of the lineup with a thigh injury, and Hilton may be missing again in Week 6 at Jets. In his absence, Rogers has 22 targets for 16 catches and 151 yards. He is still looking for his first touchdown, but you'll be thrilled with his average of 16 PPR points over the last two weeks.
• Mohamed Sanu (vs. TB): It will be the meeting of Julio Jones, because the defense of the Buccaneers is so bad, but do not neglect Calvin Ridley and Sanu who play equally well. And Sanu scored at least 15 PPR points in three consecutive games. Tampa Bay has allowed nine receivers to score or win at least 100 total yards in just four games this year.

Bust alert

Even though Robinson scored in Week 4 against Tampa Bay, he still had a modest stats line despite the fact that the Bears eliminated the 48-10 Buccaneers. Robinson had only two catches for 23 yards and one touchdown on four targets. He now has three games with 10 PPR points or less, and he should be struggling this week in Miami. The Dolphins have dropped some big games this year at Quincy Enunwa, Jordy Nelson and A.J. Vert, but only three receivers have scored against Miami. And Robinson has clearly not been dominant in the search for the goal zone. In fact, I like Taylor Gabriel better than Taylor Gabriel this week, as he will spend the most time avoiding and avoiding Dolphins cornerback Xavien Howard. Robinson should be considered at best as Fantasy Catcher 3 this week.

Tight end

Sleepers

• C.J. Uzomah (vs. PIT): With Tyler Eifert (ankle) missing and Tyler Kroft (foot) injured, Uzomah should have a bigger bump in goals during the sixth week against the Steelers. And Pittsburgh is No. 2 behind Tampa Bay in Fantasy points allowed to pit tight points. Five tight ends have already scored at least 10 PPR points against the Steelers.
• David Njoku (vs. LAC): Njoku just had his best game of the season in Week 5 against Baltimore with six catches for 69 yards on 11 targets. He hopes that he will strengthen this performance this week. With Rashard Higgins (knee) in Cleveland, we hope Njoku will win another match with double-digit targets against the Chargers.
• Geoff Swaim (vs. DAL): Swaim has scored at least eight PPR points in three consecutive games, and he should continue to make a name for himself in Dallas' dull receiver corps. In the past two weeks, Jacksonville has allowed a close finish to score and get 100 yards passing, with Jordan Leggett in Week 4 and Travis Kelce last week. Swaim is a good streaming option in week 6.

Bust alert

I hope that Burton will continue to play an increasingly important role with the Bears who have just left Week 5, but he has six or fewer targets in every game of the season. He has four catches or less in all four games and was saved in two games by scoring touchdowns. This week he had a tough game in Miami, and the Dolphins were stingy against tight goals all season. No close finish has scored against Miami, including clashes with Jared Cook and Rob Gronkowski. We'll see if Burton can be the first to find the end zone against the Dolphins, but it's hard to trust him this week. It is at best a low end option in most leagues.

Defense / Special Forces

Start them

Packers (vs. SF) – 12.8 projected points

The last time the Packers were there at home against a lower opponent, it was week 4 against Buffalo. They excluded the Bills with seven sacks, two interceptions and one fumble. In two outings with C.J. Beathard, the 49ers gave away five sacks, four steals and one DST touchdown against the Chargers and Cardinals. The Packers Rush Hour is one of the top five Fantasy options of Week 6.

Sleepers

• Seahawks (OAK): Derek Carr has made five interceptions in the last three games and was sacked nine times during that period. Oakland also scored 10 points in the fifth week against the Chargers.
• Panthers (at WAS): The Redskins are beaten due to injury and have to face a Panthers defense in great form with the return of linebacker Thomas Davis after a four-game suspension. Against New Orleans in the fifth week, Washington allowed three sacks, one interception and scored just 19 points.
• Cowboys (vs. JAC): The Jaguars are beaten on their offensive line, and Blake Bortles was only a turn-over machine in Kansas City in the fifth week, announcing it five times. Jacksonville has also allocated 10 sacks in the last three games.

Sit Em

Broncos (vs. LAR) – 5.9 points projected

The Broncos defense is no longer reliable and the DST has been downright horrible in the last four games. The unit combined 13 Fantasy points over this period with just five sacks and two turnovers. Now the Broncos have to face the Rams, and this attack should destroy that defense depending on how the two teams play. The only reason to keep the Broncos summer time is for the match that will take place in Arizona during week 7, but even then it will be hard to trust this unit on the basis from the last part.

Kicker

Start them

The kicker rematch match is in effect this week with Janikowski facing his former team. He spent 18 years in Oakland and we will see how he will behave against the Raiders in London. It is useful that the Raiders allowed four kickers to score several times on the field, and Janikowski should add to that total. He has 20 Fantasy points in his last two games against the Cardinals and Rams.

Sleepers

• Cairo Santos (to DEN): Santos is expected to remain the Rams pitcher for at least another week, while Greg Zuerlein (groin) is absent. He was productive at Week 5 in Seattle with two field goals and three more points. The Broncos allowed a kicker to score several times against him in four consecutive games.
• Cody Parkey (at MIA): Another revenge game since Parkey spent 2017 with the Dolphins. He's doing well with the Bears this year and has scored 27 Fantasy points in his last two games. Miami has allowed four kickers to score several times this year.
• Ryan Succop (vs BAL): Succop has been a strong Fantasy kicker to start the season, and he should be used in most leagues this week against the Ravens at home. He has scored at least nine Fantasy points in all five games, and has already had two Fantasy points this season with at least three goals.

Sit Em

We will see who will end up playing for the Redskins this week with a lot of injuries on the offensive side of the ball, and the Panthers are in great shape with Thomas Davis coming back from his four-game suspension. Carolina was stingy against the opposing kickers, with only Aldrick Rosas in week 5 scoring several goals, and Hopkins only played one game this season with double-digit points in Fantasy points, ie Week 2 against the Colts .

So who should you sit down and start? And what shocking QB could you win in week 6? Now head over to SportsLine for the Fantasy Football ranking for each position and see what QB shocked in the top 10 this week, all from the model that beat the experts in strength last season.