Fantasy football Player Projections: Breaking down Week 7
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Fantasy Player Projections: Week 7
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Quarterbacks
- If anyone could treat a game against the team for which he played for 13 years as just another game, it's Manning. Something tells me he might have a little something extra, though.
- Going up against the hapless Redskins, Romo severely disappointed his fantasy owners last week. He'll make up for it against the Eagles.
- Cutler missed some throws against the Giants, but his owners are happy. This matchup is too good to pass up, too.
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Running Backs
- I'm running out of things to say about Charles, and it's just Week 7. Houston is allowing 4.2 yards per carry this year, making Charles a solid bet to top 100 yards.
- The Giants allow 19.1 fantasy points per game to running backs. Peterson will increase that average on Monday night.
- McCoy totaled 171 yards from scrimmage last week, while the Cowboys allowed the Redskins to run for more than 200 yards. He should have a huge day.
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Wide Receivers
- Bryant should make up for last week's game against a Philadelphia defense that is the league's worst against wide receivers in fantasy terms.
- Jackson didn't skip a beat with Nick Foles at the helm, catching six passes for 64 yards and two TDs. Dallas allows 24.8 fantasy points per game to wide receivers.
- In two games this year, Blackmon has 19 catches for 326 yards and a TD. He racked up an insane 20 targets last week. He's a true WR1.
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Tight Ends
- Gonzalez stands to benefit from Julio Jones injury in the form of more targets. I'm sliding him up my rest-of-season rankings a few notches.
- Witten caught three passes for 27 yards in a lackluster performance for the entire passing game. Philadelphia has been tough on tight ends this year, but you're starting Witten no matter what.
- Davis was a beast last week, catching eight passes for 180 yards and two TDs. He could see a lot of corner Alterraun Verner, who Pro Football Focus grades as the best corner in the league thus far.
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Kickers
- Sturgis is 10-for-11 on field goals this year, including three from 50-plus. He should be started every week from here on out.
- Tucker made his only field goal last week, a chippy from 23 yards. He's 12-for-14 this season.
- After two weeks of double-digit scoring, Hauschka made just two field goals last week, both after he passed concussion tests.
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- Dolphinsvs BillsDolphins vs BillsDEFENSE
- PTS ALLOWED6
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MICHAEL BELLER
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