Surprise breakout star Cordarelle Patterson will surely dominate the scoreboards, but Davis will have enough opportunities (averages 17.2 per game) to rack up the points and become a borderline RB1 play this week IMO. Bean could sleepwalk his way to a first down against them. He’ll get to face Miami’s Charmin-soft front who react as my pores did on prom night (i.e., terribly). Well well well, look how the turntables… Mike Davis was often considered a “dead zone” fantasy draft pick that would be nothing more than an anchor for those who drafted him, but now in Week 7, he is a borderline RB1 choice. Fellow rookie Trey Sermon still looms in the distance, but “the Missile” should be a serviceable option for those in need. His matchup this week isn’t great, and his best performance was in Mostert’s relief in Week 1, but he should command the helm as the presumed leader of the famed Shanahan backfield. He sees enough targets that he should have a safe floor, benefitting from a negative game script against a battered secondary that’s routinely bailed out by its high-scoring offense.Īccording to esteemed writer Rob Wilson, Elijah Mitchell is on the precipice of being a possible league winner with his dominating rush share and Mostert-like attributes. Most of his struggles can be attributed to poor QB play and even poorer coaching, but Mooney has shown enough upside to warrant Flex play, especially during a daunting bye week like this one. Mooney has shown inconsistent flashes of fantasy relevance, bouncing wildly each week between pathetic numbers and above-average output like a sine wave.
#Bean battles discord pro#
Perplexingly, it’s not former Pro Bowler Allen Robinson who leads the charge, but instead former fifth-round pick from Tulane, Darnell Mooney. It’s the battle of the Chicago receivers! After six weeks of football, guess which wideout leads the Bears in nearly every metric? Not to mention, his underrated arsenal could be boosted with DeVante Parker‘s possible return to action.
He’ll get to build momentum against the Falcons’ 28th ranked defense that has allowed top-five fantasy finishes to three of the last five QBs they’ve faced. With so much unwanted negative attention, I’m betting he’ll have extra motivation to ball out this week and silence the naysayers.īut whether you believe this unsubstantive narrative or not, Tagovailoa was already a great streaming start after last week’s impressive 47-329-2 performance against the Jaguars - his first game back from a stint in IR (ribs). You know, Tua, the starting QB for the Miami Dolphins and also the only non-rookie starter who hasn’t been named a team captain. If you’re reading this, then I’m sure you’ve heard all about the recent trade rumors surrounding Tua Tagovailoa and Deshaun Watson.
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