Top Add This Week

Braelon Allen is the clearest season-long opportunity on the board after Breece Hall was ruled out, and his last two games back that up with heavy carry totals. Keenan Allen and Germie Bernard both carry real target-share growth at wide receiver, and Jameis Winston remains a streaming option at quarterback behind an easy Week 7 matchup. Prioritize Allen first if he's available, then fill out your roster with the position breakdowns below.

Jameis Winston, QB: 14-of-26, 152 yards, 1 TD, 2 INT

Jameis Winston's Week 6 line came in below his season pace of 31.6 attempts and 191.4 passing yards per game, but his four-game scoring average of 16.7 fantasy points sits well above his 11.8 season average, which points to a rising role even after one quieter outing.

He projects for 14.0 fantasy points this week behind an easy matchup at the Houston Texans, who allow 19.8 fantasy points per game to quarterbacks. New York Giants have a Week 8 bye, then an average matchup at the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 9 and an easy one at home against the Washington Commanders in Week 10.

Add now in two-quarterback and superflex leagues, and use him as a streaming option in single-quarterback formats for Week 7 specifically.

Kyler Murray, QB: 24-of-30, 229 yards, 1 TD; 10 carries, 51 yards

Kyler Murray's Week 5 workload of 30 pass attempts and 10 carries topped his season averages of 25.2 attempts and 5.0 carries per game, and his recent scoring average of 13.4 fantasy points is also above his 10.0 season average, a sign of a growing role.

He projects for 13.5 fantasy points this week, with three straight easy matchups ahead: Week 7 versus the Indianapolis Colts, Week 8 at the Detroit Lions, and Week 9 versus the Buffalo Bills, all of which allow at least 19 fantasy points per game to quarterbacks. Week 10 brings a tough matchup at the Green Bay Packers.

Stash him in two-quarterback leagues and stream him in standard leagues for this three-week stretch of easy matchups.

Braelon Allen, RB: 17 carries, 2 targets

Braelon Allen's Week 6 workload of 17 carries is close to his season average of 12.3 carries per game, but his two most recent games (24 carries, 17 carries) mark real growth over his earlier-season touches, and his recent four-game scoring average of 11.7 fantasy points is well above his 8.4 season average. Breece Hall, the New York Jets' top running back, is listed as Out, clearing the path for Allen's increased workload.

No projection is available for him this week, but his matchup slate is favorable: an easy matchup Week 7 against the Miami Dolphins, an easy one Week 8 versus the Las Vegas Raiders, a tough one Week 9 at the Kansas City Chiefs, and an easy one Week 10 versus the Bills.

Add him now in all league formats as a lead back while Hall remains out.

Jawhar Jordan, RB: 6 carries, 1 target

Jawhar Jordan has only one game of data, so his 6 carries and 43 rushing yards in Week 6 are also his season per-game numbers. That makes this look like a one-week spike rather than an established trend, since there is no prior usage to compare it to.

He projects for 7.0 fantasy points this week against an average matchup versus the Giants. The Texans have a Week 8 bye, then an easy matchup at the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 9 and a tough one at the Cleveland Browns in Week 10.

Treat this as a speculative add or stash in deeper leagues only until a second game confirms the workload.

Tyrone Tracy Jr., RB: 6 carries, 3 targets

Tyrone Tracy Jr.'s last two games have each included three targets, compared to zero targets in each of the two games before that, lifting his recent four-game scoring average to 7.2 fantasy points, above his 3.5 season average. That pattern points to a growing receiving role.

He projects for 5.5 fantasy points this week against a tough matchup at the Texans. The Giants then have a Week 8 bye, an average matchup at the Eagles in Week 9, and an average one versus the Commanders in Week 10.

Stash him in deeper leagues given the receiving-work uptick, but expect limited value with the tough matchup and bye immediately ahead.

Keenan Allen, WR: 11 targets, 8 catches, 82 yards

Keenan Allen's 11 targets in Week 6 topped his season average of 8.0 targets per game, and his 29% target share was also above his 23% season mark. His recent four-game scoring average of 11.5 fantasy points is well above his 8.3 season average, confirming a growing role.

No projection is listed for him this week. The Colts face a tough matchup at the Minnesota Vikings in Week 7, then easy matchups at the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 8 and versus the Dallas Cowboys in Week 9, before a tough matchup versus the Dolphins in Week 10.

Add him now in most leagues. The tough Week 7 matchup is a short-term concern, but the target growth and easier matchups ahead make him a clear priority pickup.

Germie Bernard, WR: 12 targets, 11 catches, 87 yards, 1 TD

Germie Bernard's last two games (12 targets at a 27% share, 9 targets at a 30% share) are a sharp jump from his Weeks 3 and 4 totals of 1 and 2 targets. That lifts his recent four-game scoring average to 11.2 fantasy points, above his 8.2 season average, and points to a real role change rather than a one-week blip.

No projection is listed for him this week. The Pittsburgh Steelers face an average matchup at the New Orleans Saints in Week 7, an easy matchup versus the Browns in Week 8, a Week 9 bye, and a tough matchup at the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 10.

Add him now in most leagues given the sustained target growth over his last two games.

Courtland Sutton, WR: 3 targets, 2 catches, 19 yards

Courtland Sutton's 3 targets in Week 6 were below his season average of 4.7 per game, and his recent four-game scoring average of 4.2 fantasy points sits below his 4.1 season average, so there is no sign of a growing role here.

He projects for 5.5 fantasy points this week against an easy matchup at the Arizona Cardinals. After that, the Denver Broncos face a tough matchup versus the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 8 and a tough one at the Carolina Panthers in Week 9, before a Week 10 bye.

Use him only as a one-week streaming option in deep leagues for the easy Week 7 matchup, and fade him afterward given the tough matchups that follow.

Tyler Higbee, TE: 4 targets, 4 catches, 22 yards

Tyler Higbee's 4 targets in Week 6 were below his season average of 5.8 per game, but his recent four-game scoring average of 7.4 fantasy points is close to his 7.7 season average, suggesting a steady role overall.

He projects for 6.5 fantasy points this week against an easy matchup at the Las Vegas Raiders. The Los Angeles Rams then face an average matchup versus the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 8, an easy one at the Commanders in Week 9, and an easy one at the Cardinals in Week 10.

Add him now as a streaming tight end option, especially valuable across three of his next four matchups being easy.

Mark Andrews, TE: 3 targets, 1 catch, 4 yards

Mark Andrews' target share has fallen each of the last four weeks, from 25% in Week 3 down to 10% in Week 6, and his recent four-game scoring average of 5.0 fantasy points is below his 5.6 season average, pointing to a declining role rather than growth.

He projects for 6.0 fantasy points this week against an average matchup versus the Cincinnati Bengals. The Baltimore Ravens then face an average matchup at the Buffalo Bills in Week 8, a tough matchup versus the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 9, and an average one versus the Chargers in Week 10.

Fade him beyond a bye-week fill given the declining target share, and only use him as a last-resort streaming option.

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