#Fantasy football start sit how to

We had some great sit recommendations who did nothing, such as our sit of the week at tight end, Robert Tonyan, Kenyan Drake, and Corey Davis, but we also had Chase Claypool and Kareem Hunt, who had great games, on the sit list. However, we were wrong about the Broncos and Eagles having great matchups for Teddy Bridgewater and Miles Sanders. We had some stars go off for huge weeks, including our start of the week at running back Saquon Barkley and quarterbacks Justin Herbert and Matthew Stafford.

It was an up and down week for us in week three. Before we dive into who you should be starting and sitting in week four of fantasy football, let's revisit last week's article. We’ve been on the Corey bandwagon for a while, but Tennessee has a built-in incentives to lean on the run - Packers have decent pass D, a weak run D, and controlling the clock keeps Aaron Rodgers off the field.With three weeks of NFL football in the books, we now have a pretty good feel for how players will perform this year and how the teams stack up against each other. This week, that is Diontae.Ĭorey Davis WR, Titans, at Packers (FD $7,200/DK $6,100)

Colts (FD $6,700/DK $6,300)īeyond our immediate concerns regarding the recent struggles of the Steelers offense in general, we tend to look upon with disfavor which receiver is coming off a big game. If he doesn’t play, Pollard is a must-start in virtually any fantasy format.ĭiontae Johnson WR, Steelers, vs. If he plays, don’t use him, he could be limited and/or share carries with Pollard. Now faces a stout Rams defense that will be angry after an embarrassing loss to the Jets.Įzekiel Elliott RB, Cowboys, vs. He has battled a foot injury for much of the season and hasn’t shown the power or pop he had in the past. Chris Carson Getty ImagesĬhris Carson RB, Seahawks, vs. With the Lions’ coaching staff in disarray, a Tampa Bay playoff spot to clinch and we envision a desire to get the Tom Brady-AB connection firm before the postseason, and we see a strong Flex play here. We don’t expect him to get all the San Fran carries, but we do expect him the get most as well as, and most importantly, the goal-line carries.Īntonio Brown WR, Buccaneers, at Lions (Sat. Speaking of players to slot in ahead of Henderson, add Wilson to the list. Play him over the James Conner/Wayne Gallman types, not ahead of the Melvin Gordon, Le’Veon Bell or Gio Bernard group. Will get increased volume with Cam Akers out. The Lions are so bad defending against fantasy RBs, they give up nine more PPR points per game at the position than the league average, and 1.5 more than the next-worst team (Texans).ĭarrell Henderson Jr. Leonard Fournette RB, Buccaneers, at Lions (Sat.

The Post’s Drew Loftis evaluates all the relevant fantasy football news ahead of Week 16 of the 2020 NFL season.

#Fantasy football start sit how to

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