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Jerry Donabedian examines all the Week 6 action, including potential new lead backs in Cincinnati and Jacksonville.
Unless otherwise noted, references to 'fantasy points'are based on PPR scoring with 25/10 yards per point and 4/6 points for TDs. Start% comes from Yahoo, as of Wednesday night / Thursday morning.
Last week I expressed slight pessimism about the chances of continuing our hot streak here at Streaming Defenses, but we ended up striking gold for the third week in a row, albeit with the help of a couple special-teams TDs. The top two recommendations, Cincinnati and Los Angeles, scored 15 and 17 points, respectively, with our No. 3 defense (Jacksonville) putting up nine points, and No. 5 (Indianapolis) scoring 10. The only bust was No. 4, New Orleans, managing a lowly two points in a TNF blowout loss to Denver.
Unless otherwise noted, references to 'fantasy points'are based on PPR scoring with 25/10 yards per point and 4/6 points for TDs. Start% comes from Yahoo, as of Wednesday night / Thursday morning.
By: Jerry Donabedian
Below you'll find four different categories. The bottom section — truly questionable — is sorted by kickoff times and can be used as a checklist/cheatsheet for Sunday morning and afternoon when inactives come out. First, let's see who's definitely in and who's definitely out...
We're now up to four weeks in a row with phenomenal results here at Streaming Defenses, having more than atoned (in my humble opinion) for a mediocre start to the season. The top four recommendations for Week 8 each scored at least eight fantasy points to finish top six among D/STs, with the only semi-bust being our fifth and final pick (Green Bay, whose five points tied for 13th among team defenses).
Seven RBs reached 80% snap share Week 8, with Aaron Jones (92%) and Kyren Williams (89%) leading the way despite playing on three days' rest Thursday night. The others were essentially the usual suspects: Saquon Barkley (83%), Jonathan Taylor (83%), J.K. Dobbins (82%) James Conner (81%) and Tony Pollard (80%). Each of the seven had at least 21 touches, and there were five additional RBs with snap shares in the 70s and 17 or more touches ( Rhamondre Stevenson, Joe Mixon, Chuba Hubbard, Breece Hall and D'Andre Swift ).
The Seahawks won't have DK Metcalf or Noah Fant this weekend, while Rams WR Puka Nacua is questionable. RW's Jerry Donabedian has the full scoop following the release of Friday injury reports.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba was the star of Week 9, leading the league in fantasy points and air yards despite taking nearly all of his snaps in the slot. RW's Jerry Donabedian has the full breakdown from Sunday.
A four-week stretch of excellence here at Streaming Defenses came to an end Week 9, with the five recommendations yielding mixed results. The top two picks, Philadelphia and Tennessee, both scored at least nine fantasy points, as did No. 4 selection Cincinnati. That's solid work, although not quite difference-making in light of 11 defenses reaching double digits over the weekend. The other two recommendations, New Orleans and Washington, scored three and four points, respectively. All in all, it wasn't a bad week for our streaming picks so much as it was a disappointment relative to the standouts results from Weeks 5-8.
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