Start/Sit Chart - Week 7 Fantasy Football Matchups for London Game (Sunday Morning Football)

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Fantasy football starts/sits for the Week 7 London Game, expert advice for the Rams vs. Jaguars matchup on Sunday morning. Our start em, sit em picks for Kyren Williams, Brian Thomas Jr., Travis Hunter, more.

Welcome to the Rams vs. Jaguars London Game on Sunday morning for Week 7 of the NFL season, and to our start/sit chart for all player matchups. This week brings another early start with the second London game of the season kicking off at 9:30 am ET.

Which Rams and Jaguars players should you start or sit in Week 7? It's important to get off the right foot in your matchups and nail those start-sit calls, and we're here to help with your lineup decisions. Below, read about the fantasy football outlooks for key players like Kyren Williams, Brian Thomas Jr., Travis Hunter, Travis Etienne Jr., Blake Corum and more.

We will bring you our fantasy football start/sit matchup chart all season long -- focusing on who to start, who is on the fence, and who should find the bench. Good luck in Week 7, RotoBallers!

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Los Angeles Rams Start/Sit Matchups

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Player	Start/Sit	Matchup Rating ▾	Game Matchup
Davante Adams, WR	Start	120.4	@ JAX
Matthew Stafford	Start	116.3	@ JAX
Kyren Williams, RB	Start	113	@ JAX
Tutu Atwell, WR	Risky Start	107.3	@ JAX
Los Angeles Rams DEF	Risky Start	105.4	@ JAX
Joshua Karty	Risky Start	104.4	@ JAX
Tyler Higbee, TE	Risky Start	104.2	@ JAX
Jordan Whittington, WR	Risky Start	102.4	@ JAX
Xavier Smith, WR	Risky Start	102.3	@ JAX
Davis Allen, TE	Sit	100.1	@ JAX
Terrance Ferguson, TE	Sit	99.6	@ JAX
Blake Corum, RB	Sit	99	@ JAX

Tutu Atwell, WR - LAR

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Tutu Atwell (hamstring) is slated for an elevated workload in Week 7 when his team squares off with the Jacksonville Jaguars in London. The 26-year-old missed LA's win over the Baltimore Ravens last Sunday as he tended to a hamstring injury, but he's trending toward playing this weekend. He should be a boon to a roster that will be missing fellow wideout Puka Nacua (ankle).

Despite only three combined receptions over his previous two appearances, Atwell eclipsed 70 receiving yards in each, amassing six total targets on far fewer than 50% of snaps. He'll have teammate Jordan Whittington to contend with for opportunities as well, but Atwell figures to see a solid increase in target share while Nacua is shelved, and should get the more valuable (downfield) targets of the two.

He's worthy of a flyer in deep leagues.

Jordan Whittington, WR - LAR

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Jordan Whittington is primed for a bump in playing time with superstar wideout Puka Nacua (ankle) expected to miss some time. Whittington hasn't played a big role on offense through six games with 10 catches (13 targets) for 112 yards, but played a season high 92.5% of snaps in Week 6 against Baltimore and caught three of four targets for 23 yards.

In six games without Nacua last season, Whittington racked up 21 catches for 287 yards on 27 targets. If Puka Nacua is ruled out for Week 7 against the Jaguars, Jordan Whittington would be in flex territory and a worthwhile waiver wire target.

Jacksonville Jaguars Start/Sit Matchups

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Player	Start/Sit	Matchup Rating ▾	Game Matchup
Travis Etienne Jr., RB	Start	113.2	vs. LAR
Brian Thomas Jr., WR	Start	112.4	vs. LAR
Trevor Lawrence	Risky Start	108.1	vs. LAR
Travis Hunter, WR	Risky Start	104.6	vs. LAR
Dyami Brown, WR	Risky Start	103.3	vs. LAR
Parker Washington, WR	Risky Start	102.6	vs. LAR
Cam Little	Risky Start	102.4	vs. LAR
Bhayshul Tuten, RB	Sit	100.2	vs. LAR
LeQuint Allen Jr., RB	Sit	96.7	vs. LAR
Hunter Long, TE	Sit	95.9	vs. LAR
Johnny Mundt, TE	Sit	94.3	vs. LAR
Jacksonville Jaguars DEF	Sit	92.7	vs. LAR

Travis Hunter, WR - JAC

Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Liam Coen stated the team plans to expand rookie wide receiver Travis Hunter's role moving forward, utilizing his elite speed and athleticism more frequently within the offense. The second overall pick has caught 20 of 31 targets for 197 yards but has yet to find the end zone in his debut season.

Despite early frustrations for fantasy managers, Coen's comments suggest an uptick in volume could be coming soon. Hunter's versatility as both a wide receiver and a cornerback makes him one of the league's most dynamic young players, and additional touches could quickly boost his fantasy value.

Managers in deeper leagues may want to hold tight, as Hunter's breakout could be on the horizon.

Hunter Long, TE - JAC

Jacksonville Jaguars tight end Hunter Long played a season-high 80% of the offensive snaps in the Week 6 loss to the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday in the first game with Brenton Strange (hip) on Injured Reserve. Although Long was used more with Strange sidelined, it didn't amount to much production, as he caught only two of his three targets for 19 yards.

Meanwhile, fellow TE Johnny Mundt played 39% of the snaps and caught one of two targets in the passing game for a 14-yard gain. The 27-year-old Long will continue to see more time on the field in Jacksonville's offense for as long as Strange remains out. However, for fantasy purposes, he's not going to be much more than a touchdown-dependent, low-end TE2 streamer with Mundt also contributing.

Through six games so far in his first year with the Jags, Long has nine receptions on 11 targets for 63 yards and the first two touchdowns of his career in his fifth season.