Fantasy Football Week 6 Start & Em & Sit Em: Half-pitchers

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Preview of the week 6

Editor's Note: Welcome to Week 6! We are dealing with the column Start & Em & Sit & # 39; Em from Jamey Eisenberg a little differently this season. You always get the same in-depth analysis as you always do, we just present a little differently, in order to get it to you earlier in the day. This article takes a lot of time to write and in the past we usually sent it to you at night. This year, we will publish it position by position to put it quickly in your hands. Here is Jamey's point of view on the halves for this week.

Do not worry: if you want the classic Start & Em & Sit & # 39; Em, we'll publish it anyway at the end of the day, with each post included. For the moment, here is the turning back.

Running backs

Note: Projections are provided by SportsLine.com.

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.