Johnson was held without a catch on 2 targets in Week 6 despite playing 42 snaps. He ran just 17 routes, and Noah Fant matched his 42 snaps while Oscar Delp added 31. The Saints built a big lead and ran 36 times, leaving only 28 targets to go around. Johnson’s role shrank with the passing game.
Kamara turned 7 carries into 34 yards and caught 2 of 4 targets for 35 yards and a TD. That made him the RB11 with 14.9 PPR points on just 19 snaps. He was limited in practice all week with a back injury and left in the middle of the second quarter with a thigh or hip injury. Miller led the backfield with 32 snaps, running 20 times for 70 yards and catching 2 passes for no yards. He finished as the RB22 with 9.0 points, and C.J. Donaldson stayed in his third-down role with 24 snaps.
Shough finished as the QB2 in Week 6 with 28.4 fantasy points despite throwing for just 144 yards. He went 16 for 30 with 3 TDs and no INTs, and added 5 carries for 32 yards and a rushing TD. With the Saints holding a large lead, New Orleans ran the ball 36 times to Shough’s 30 attempts. The TDs did the heavy lifting on a low-volume day.
Irving came back to earth in Week 6 after a 31.5-point Week 5. He ran 19 times for 46 yards (2.4 yards per carry) and caught 2 of 3 targets for 3 yards, finishing as the RB30 with 6.9 PPR points. Pittsburgh entered the week ninth in our run defense power rankings. The bright spot was the usage: Irving played 85% of snaps, a career high up from his previous best of 78%. He also took 91% of early downs, every two-minute snap and most third downs.
Godwin led Tampa Bay’s WRs with 68 snaps and 48 routes but caught just 4 of 8 targets for 37 yards. He finished with 7.7 PPR points, the WR38 on the week. His 20% target share was half of Emeka Egbuka’s. Ted Hurst III nearly matched his production with 3 catches for 40 yards on only 37 snaps.
Egbuka drew a massive 16 targets in Week 6, catching 7 for 48 yards and a TD. That added up to 17.8 PPR points and a WR12 finish. His 40% target share led Tampa Bay by a wide margin. The efficiency wasn’t there, though, at 3.0 yards per target. Jalon Daniels started for Baker Mayfield (thumb) for a third straight week and went 22 for 43 for 164 yards, 1 TD and 2 INTs.
Metcalf led Pittsburgh with 15 targets and turned them into 11 catches for 93 yards. That was good for 20.3 PPR points and a WR9 finish without a TD. His 35% target share came on 53 routes. With three of the team’s top-five receivers out, Rodgers leaned heavily on Metcalf and Germie Bernard.
Despite throwing for a season-high 54 pass attempts, Prescott finished with a season-low 11.0 PPR points to rank as a low-end QB2 in Week 6. He completed 34 of 54 attempts for 258 yards along with a TD and a 2 INTs, while adding another 7 yards on the ground. After throwing one INT across the first four weeks, Prescott has now thrown multiple in back-to-back weeks.
Warren took a step back in Week 6 with Rico Dowdle returning from a three-week absence. He ran 14 times for 50 yards and caught 2 of 4 targets for 28 yards, good for 9.8 PPR points and an RB19 finish. Tampa Bay entered the week second in our run defense power rankings, and Pittsburgh leaned on the pass. Aaron Rodgers threw 49 times after attempting just 31 passes in Week 5. Dowdle added 7 carries for 40 yards and 3 catches.
Bernard broke out in Week 6, catching 11 of 12 targets for 87 yards and a TD. His 25.7 PPR points made him the WR3 on the week. Roman Wilson went on IR and Ben Skowronek was ruled out, so Bernard moved inside, playing 61% of his snaps from the slot after a 44% rate over the first five weeks. He led the Steelers with 54 routes and drew a 28% target share. He and DK Metcalf combined for 27 of Pittsburgh’s 43 targets.
Harold Fannin Jr finishes outside of TE3 range for a consecutive week. He hauled in just 1 reception for nine yards from three targets on his way to just 1.9 PPR points. The second-year TE has accounted for only 1 reception each of the past two weeks, despite commanding seven targets over that span.
Jerry Jeudy came up with a 33-yard reception on the Browns’ final drive, setting up the game-winning field goal in a 13-10 win over the Ravens. He caught all four targets for 69 yards, good for a season-high 10.9 PPR points and a WR3 finish for Week 6.
Titans RB Tony Pollard handled 19 of the team's 20 RB carries in Sunday's win over the Colts. He turned that into a decent 76 yards (4.0 per carry) but didn't score or catch his lone target. Tyjae Spears played 11 snaps to Pollard's 35, taking the remaining RB attempt and running five pass routes to Pollard's 12.
Josh Cuevas was the leading-scorer for the Ravens in their 13-10 loss to the Browns on Sunday with 14.4 PPR points. He hauled in four of 5 targets for 44 yards and a TD on his way to his first TE1 finish. The fifth-round rookie TE out of Alabama has now seen his production improve in back-to-back weeks.
WR Carnell Tate led the Titans with 6 catches and 70 yards in Sunday's win over the Colts, also snagging the team's lone offensive TD. Tate tied WR Wan'Dale Robinson for the team target lead at 7 and posted the following market shares:
Robinson managed just 3 catches for 22 yards.
Zay Flowers hauled in six of a team-high 11 targets for 66 yards on his way to finishing as a WR3 in Week 6. He was responsible for the Ravens’ longest play on Sunday with his 31-yard catch in the third quarter, but his 12.7 PPR points mark a season-low.
Derrick Henry handled 17 carries for 58 yards and added a reception for 2 yards, but a costly fumble in the fourth quarter led to just 5.0 PPR points and a Ravens loss in Week 6. It’s only the second time that Henry has scored 5.0 PPR points or less since joining the Ravens, with both performances coming against the Browns.
Titans QB Cam Ward threw for just 102 yards on 11-of-22 passing in Sunday's win over the Colts, adding 1 TD and 1 INT. Ward also rushed twice for 8 yards but lost a yard of that to a kneel down at the end of the first half. According to Sumer Sports, that's the lowest yardage total this season for any QB who played the full game and won.
Eagles TE Dallas Goedert secured 6 catches for 61 yards in Sunday's loss to CArolina. Both marks ranked him second among Eagles, trailing only WR DeVonta Smith. Goedert's 8 targets also ranked second, accounting for 18.2% of QB Tanner McKee's targeted throws. That's in line with Goedert's target share for the season, which entered Sunday at 17.8%.
Eagles WR DeVonta Smith returned from a two-game hamstring injury Sunday to lead the team across receiving categories. He drew a game-high 14 targets (31.1% of QB Tanner McKee's total pass attempts) and tallied 7 catches (26.9%) for 75 yards (34.9%) and Philly's lone passing TD. Makai Lemon checked in next among Eagles WRs with 6 targets (3-19 receiving), followed by:
Wicks left early in the fourth quarter after appearing to hurt his right ankle but returned for the team's next possession. Smith also left briefly after landing hard on an incomplete deep throw but missed just one play.
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