1 day agoPhiladelphia Eagles tight end
Dallas Goedert made three catches on six targets in Week 14. He gained 41 yards on his three grabs, including one crucial catch near the end of the game that helped lead the Eagles to an overtime win. With
Alshon Jeffery forced to leave in the second quarter due to a foot injury, Goedert and fellow tight end
Zach Ertz ended up becoming the receiving corps for quarterback
Carson Wentz. With another good matchup in Week 15 against Washington, Goedert will be a low-end TE1 again.
--David A Marcillo - RotoBallerSource: NFL.com
1 day agoPhiladelphia Eagles tight end
Zach Ertz scored two huge touchdowns in Week 14, including a walk-off score in overtime. Ertz ended up with nine catches on 13 targets for a total of 91 yards. His first score came on a two-yard strike in the middle of the fourth quarter, and his second was another two-yard pass, this one in overtime. Ertz was essentially the entire passing game in this one, as
Greg Ward and rookie
J.J. Arcega-Whiteside were the only available wide receivers after
Alshon Jeffery was forced to leave with a foot injury. With a strong matchup against Washington coming up next week, Ertz should be a strong TE1 once again.
--David A Marcillo - RotoBallerSource: NFL.com
1 day agoNew York Giants kicker
Aldrick Rosas made both of his extra points and his only field goal attempt in Monday's loss to the Eagles. As with most games this season, Rosas' fantasy value is limited by his mediocre offense. The Giants simply don't get the ball into scoring position enough for him to be a fantasy-viable kicker, even next week against the Dolphins.
--Eric Samulski - RotoBallerSource: NFL.com
1 day agoPhiladelphia Eagles running back
Jay Ajayi did almost nothing in a Week 14 win over the New York Giants, running the ball just twice for a total of five yards. He saw one target in the passing game, but was unable to come down with a catchable ball. Ajayi has played a very small role on the Eagles offense since being signed, and it has become clear that he is nothing more than depth in the running back room at this point.
--David A Marcillo - RotoBallerSource: NFL.com
1 day agoEarly on, the New York
Giants Defense did a solid job against a banged-up Eagles offense. They took advantage of an Eagles offense without Alshon Jeffrey,
Nelson Agholor,
Jordan Howard, and Lane Johnson, getting pressure on
Carson Wentz, forcing errant throws and sacking him three times. However, they were never able to get any turnovers and the Giants' utter lack of offense in the second half allowed the Eagles to gather some momentum as the game wore on. Even against the Dolphins and turnover-happy
Ryan Fitzpatrick, the Giants are not a recommended streaming defense with so much on the line for fantasy teams.
--Eric Samulski - RotoBallerSource: NFL.com
1 day agoPhiladelphia Eagles rookie running back
Miles Sanders was thoroughly outplayed by
Boston Scott in a Week 14 win over the New York Giants. Sanders averaged just three yards per carry, running the ball 15 times for 45 scoreless yards. He added four catches for 24 more yards. Scott, meanwhile, accrued 128 yards from scrimmage and made some explosive plays throughout the game. Sanders was forced to leave the game for a bit in the second half due to an injury, but he was able to return soon after. Sanders should still get the start in Week 15, but Scott has certainly earned more playing time and should eat into the upside that Sanders possesses.
--David A Marcillo - RotoBallerSource: NFL.com
1 day agoNew York Giants tight end
Kaden Smith was a no show on Monday night. He saw five targets from
Eli Manning but was only able to catch two of them for nine yards. Smith was a nice story after solid production last week, but he was never likely to have sustained value. With it probable that either
Evan Engram (foot) or
Rhett Ellison (concussion) will be back next week, Smith’s time on the fantasy radar may be over.
--Eric Samulski - RotoBallerSource: NFL.com
1 day agoNew York Giants wide receiver
Sterling Shepard was second on the team in targets with seven but only hauled in four passes for 28 yards. Whenever he is on the field, Shepard is a magnet for targets, regardless of who is under center. His consistently high volume means that he could be an intriguing, albeit risky, WR3 option next week against the Dolphins mediocre pass defense.
--Eric Samulski - RotoBallerSource: NFL.com
1 day agoNew York Giants wide receiver
Golden Tate was an afterthought in his first game with
Eli Manning under center. The first-year Giant caught only one of his five targets for 11 yards. With
Darius Slayton emerging and
Evan Engram possibly returning next week, Tate is falling down the receiving pecking order and could be just a WR4 next week against the Dolphins. It would be safer to find another option for your fantasy playoffs.
--Eric Samulski - RotoBallerSource: NFL.com
1 day agoNew York Giants running back
Saquon Barkley was bottled up in Monday’s loss to the Eagles. The Eagles run defense is among the league’s best, so Barkley rushing 17 times for 66 yards was not a surprise. However, in a rainy game with
Eli Manning back under center, it was honestly shocking that Barkley was only able to muster one yard on three catches. Why the Giants star has seemingly been phased out of the passing attack is anybody’s guess, but it has severely capped his fantasy value. He has a get-right game next week against the lowly Dolphins, but Barkley is just a low-end RB1 now.
--Eric Samulski - RotoBallerSource: NFL.com
1 day agoPhiladelphia Eagles running back
Boston Scott showed some real explosiveness and big play ability in a Week 14 overtime win over the New York Giants. Scott ran the ball 10 times for 59 yards and a touchdown, adding six catches for 69 more yards. Scott looked like the best running back in an Eagles uniform all season in this one, making it look easy as he averaged almost six yards per carry in the rain. Scott got a little extra run in the second half as
Miles Sanders had to miss some time with a minor injury. Scott could see his role grow in Week 15 against Washington.
--David A Marcillo - RotoBallerSource: NFL.com
1 day agoNew York Giants wide receiver
Darius Slayton exploded in the first half of the Giants loss to the Eagles on Monday night. Slayton and
Eli Manning connected on two early deep balls as Slayton seemed to beat Ronald Darby at will. He corralled five of his six targets for 154 yards and two touchdowns, but the rain and the Giants’ ridiculously conservative gameplan caused Slayton’s fun to end prematurely. With
Daniel Jones likely to come back next week, Slayton remains a low-end WR3 in an easy matchup against the Dolphins, unless
Evan Engram also comes back to take away more targets.
--Eric Samulski - RotoBallerSource: NFL.com
1 day agoNew York Giants quarterback
Eli Manning had some magic working early in his first game back in the starting lineup since Week 3, delivering two touchdown passes to
Darius Slayton, but the potion wore off as the rain picked up and the Giants collapsed on primetime TV. After his hot start, Manning remained inaccurate and immobile in the pocket. He finished with 15 completions on 30 passes for 203 yards and two touchdowns. The stats will look fine, but this Giants team is unquestionably better with
Daniel Jones under center, and the expectation should be that Jones takes the job back next week against the Dolphins if his ankle heals up.
--Eric Samulski - RotoBallerSource: NFL.com
1 day agoPhiladelphia Eagles quarterback
Carson Wentz was solid in a rainy overtime win over the New York Giants in Week 14. Wentz completed 33 of his 50 pass attempts for 325 yards and two touchdowns. Both of his touchdowns went to tight end
Zach Ertz, with the second one being an overtime walk-off score. Wentz was left with just
Greg Ward and
J.J. Arcega-Whiteside as the only healthy wide receivers on the roster after
Alshon Jeffery left in the second quarter with a foot injury. It's a concern for Wentz's Week 15 outlook, but a good matchup against Washington helps.
--David A Marcillo - RotoBallerSource: NFL.com
1 day agoPhiladelphia Eagles wide receiver
Alshon Jeffery was forced to leave Monday's game against the New York Giants due to a foot injury. Jeffery limped off the field after going down while running a route in the second quarter. He was carted into the locker room from the sideline. He made zero catches on two bad targets before getting hurt. It's a devastating blow to fantasy owners who trusted Jeffery after his huge Week 13 performance, but potentially even worse for the Eagles, who are left with just
Greg Ward and
J.J. Arcega-Whiteside as the only wide receivers in uniform.
--David A Marcillo - RotoBallerSource: NFL.com
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