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The Week 6 waiver wire targets look pretty rough ... if you need immediate help. But there's value to mine if you're willing to stash for later. Jared and Matt highlight the guys to pursue.
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Will Shipley? Keaton Mitchell? ... Tyreek Hill? The Week 5 waiver wire holds some interesting options -- and potential traps. Let's figure out who can help and who to avoid.
PEDs Knock Montez Sweat Out for Two Games
PEDs Knock Montez Sweat Out for Two Games
The league has suspended Bears Edge Montez Sweat for two games after he violated the PED policy. That means no Sweat for weeks 6 and 7. He'll be eligible for reinstatement after Chicago's Thursday night game in Week 7.
Harrison Mevis Out, Blake Grupe In For Rams
Harrison Mevis Out, Blake Grupe In For Rams
The Rams are releasing K Harrison Mevis, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Mevis missed 4 FGs in 5 games, including 2 in Monday night's overtime loss to the Bills (although 1 was blocked). He'll be replaced by K Blake Grupe, who the Rams are signing off the Jets' practice squad. Grupe owns a subpar 81.9% FG conversion rate, but 25.7% of his career tries have come from 50+ yards. He's made 85.9% of his kicks from inside 50 yards. Grupe is on the fantasy radar kicking for a high-scoring offense, starting this week with the Rams implied for a whopping 33 points at home for the Cardinals.
TreVeyon Henderson Has High-Ankle Sprain
TreVeyon Henderson Has High-Ankle Sprain
Patriots RB TreVeyon Henderson suffered a high-ankle sprain in Sunday's win over the Raiders, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports. That's typically a 4- to 6-week injury, although Schefter says Henderson "is regarded as a quick healer, so the Patriots are hoping his return is sooner rather than later." It sounds like Henderson should at least avoid short-term IR, but we'll find out for sure later this week. We'd at least plan on Henderson missing the next 2 games vs. the Jets and Bears. Rhamondre Stevenson will be a borderline RB1 for those contests as New England's workhorse. Corey Kiner will step in as a lightly used No. 2 RB.
Davante Adams Turns Three Red-Zone Targets Into a WR1 Week
Davante Adams Turns Three Red-Zone Targets Into a WR1 Week
Adams caught five of his seven targets, which included three in the red zone, for 51 yards and 2 TDs. He became just the fourth WR this season to produce two receiving TDs in two separate weeks this season. Adams finished with 22.1 PPR points on his way to finishing as the WR10 for his third WR1 week of the season.
Matthew Stafford Posts Third QB1 Finish in Four Weeks
Matthew Stafford Posts Third QB1 Finish in Four Weeks
Stafford completed 40 of 54 pass attempts for 383 yards and 3 TDs without an INT, good for his third QB1 finish in four weeks. He achieved it while feeding his top WR Puka Nacua a historic 24 targets in the Rams overtime loss to the Bills on Monday Night Football. Stafford became the first QB to throw for at least 380 passing yards in two separate weeks this season.
Puka Nacua's Historic 24-Target Night Showcases Weekly WR1 Upside
Puka Nacua's Historic 24-Target Night Showcases Weekly WR1 Upside
In just his second week back from a hip and groin injury, Nacua hauled in 17 receptions on a staggering 24 targets for 138 yards and a TD. He was used everywhere on the field, including as a rusher producing nine more yards on 2 attempts on the ground. Nacua finished Week 5 with 37.7 PPR points for his third WR1 overall week since the start of last season.
Dalton Kincaid’s Route Lead Holds as Targets Dry Up
Dalton Kincaid’s Route Lead Holds as Targets Dry Up
It’s been two completely opposite stories for Kincaid over the first five weeks of the season. After ranking as the TE2 with 20.3 PPR points per game over the first two weeks, he’s ranked as the TE46 with just 3.2 PPR points per game over the past three weeks. Kincaid hauled in one of his 2 targets for seven yards and completed a 2-point attempt leading to 3.7 PPR points to land as the TE38 in Week 5.
James Cook Survives Costly Mistake, Still Finishes as Week 5 RB4
James Cook Survives Costly Mistake, Still Finishes as Week 5 RB4
Despite fumbling twice and losing one that nearly cost the Bills the game, Cook scored 22.8 PPR points and finished as the RB4 in Week 5. He handled a season-high 25 rush attempts for 111 yards and 2 TDs while catching his only target for another 7 yards in their overtime win over the Rams. Cook has now finished as an RB1 in three of the past four weeks.
Josh Allen's 121 rushing yards fuel fourth QB1 finish in five weeks
Josh Allen's 121 rushing yards fuel fourth QB1 finish in five weeks
Allen completed a total of just 12 passes after throwing 19 pass attempts for 210 yards with both a TD and an INT. He rushed for game-high 121 yards, a mark that he’s only topped one other time over his career, while adding another TD on the ground. His 30.5 PPR points in Week 5 was good enough for his fourth QB1 finish in five weeks.
D.J. Moore INACTIVE
D.J. Moore INACTIVE
Bills WR D.J. Moore (shoulder) is inactive for tonight's game vs. the Rams. With WR Josh Palmer also out, Buffalo is down to WRs Khalil Shakir, Keon Coleman, Skyler Bell, Greg Dortch, and Trent Sherfield.
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