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Sammy Watkins Catches One Pass
11/20:Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Sammy Watkins (foot) was active for Week 11 despite being listed as questionable. He made the start, but caught one pass for four yards and left for the rest of the game afterwards. Watkins was in uniform on the sideline, but clearly wasn't healthy enough to keep playing. The good news is, Watkins has a bye week in Week 12, so he'll get plenty of time to rest up. He'll remain a WR3 for the rest of the season.Source: Yahoo
Chris Conley Hauls in Two Touchdowns
11/20:Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Chris Conley came out of nowhere and grabbed two touchdowns during the Monday night loss to the Rams. Conley has been quiet all season long then came out and hauled in seven receptions for 74 yards and two touchdowns in Week 11. Sammy Watkins (foot) left after the opening series, so that is why Conley saw that much action. Conley had a solid performance, but he should remain on the waiver wire, assuming Watkins is healthy for Week 13. Watkins has an entire week to heal up as the Chiefs head into their bye.Source: Yahoo
Travis Kelce is Nearly Unstoppable in Week 11
11/20:Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce finished with over 100 receiving yards and was still the second best option for the Chiefs in Week 11. Tyreek Hill went for over 200 yards, so that's going to be tough to compete with as a tight end. However, Kelce finished with 10 receptions for 127 yards and one touchdown. Kelce was fairly quiet during the first half, but picked up the pace quickly. Chiefs head into their bye week in Week 12, but Kelce will remain an elite tight end the rest of the way.Source: Yahoo
Tyreek Hill Goes Over 200 Yards in Loss
11/20:Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill was unstoppable in this game and made all his fantasy owners proud on Monday. Hill hauled in 10 receptions for 215 yards and two touchdowns in the loss to the Rams. Los Angeles decided to put Sam Shields on Hill, but that obviously didn't work out too well for them. The biggest play was Hill's 73-yard touchdown and he was wide open for it. Hill is already over 1,000 receiving yards for the season as he heads into a bye week.Source: Yahoo
Kareem Hunt Scores in Week 11
11/20:Kansas City Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt had a fairly solid game, but it was an afterthought because both teams were fighting through the air all game long. Hunt rushed 14 times for 70 yards and caught three passes for 41 yards and one touchdown. Fantasy owners can't be upset with this performance. Hunt did his job when he was called upon, but both teams weren't running the ball much in this one. Hunt should continue to be trusted as a RB1 throughout the end of the season.Source: Yahoo
Patrick Mahomes Tosses Six Touchdowns in Loss
11/20:Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes unfortunately suffered the loss in the Week 11 shootout with the Los Angeles Rams. Mahomes finished 33-for-46 with 478 passing yards and six touchdowns with three interceptions. Mahomes threw for almost 500 yards, but also turned the ball over five times in this one. Regardless, it was an impressive performance and both teams have earned their Week 12 byes.Source: Yahoo
Gerald Everett Goes Large In Week 11
11/20:Los Angeles Rams tight end Gerald Everett is not the highest volume target, but he made the most of his opportunities in Week 11. He caught three of his four targets including two touchdowns. Everett does not possess all of the tight end targets to himself due to the presence of tight end Tyler Higbee, who had even more targets than Everett on Monday night. Everett's size and athleticism make him a great option in the red zone, but there is no predictability for him moving forward. Due to injuries and the shallow state of the tight end position, he gives you a low-end TE2 after following the team's bye in Week 12.Source: ESPN
Tyler Higbee Sees Increased Workload In Week 11
11/20:Los Angeles Rams tight end Tyler Higbee has had an up-and-down season thus far, but Week 11 was a big up for him. He gave quarterback Jared Goff a great check-down option by catching six of his seven targets for 63 yards on the night. The Rams offense remains completely unpredictable down near the red zone. Running back Todd Gurley had been the go-to guy in that area of the field, but they repeatedly avoided him in that section of the field. While Higbee doesn't present the most elite of tight end options, he does give you a decent option thanks to the brutal state of the tight end position.Source: ESPN
Robert Woods Catches Touchdown To Salvage Day
11/20:Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Robert Woods has been quarterback Jared Goff's favorite target all season, and that held true in Week 11. He saw 11 targets on the night, but he was only able to reel in four of them for 72 yards with a touchdown. Woods was a frequent target, and that volume should help him have better weeks moving forward. This is an elite and high-powered offense that gives Woods plenty of opportunities to put up points. He and the rest of the Rams are on a bye in Week 12, but he will remain a consistent WR2 option following the bye week.Source: ESPN
Brandin Cooks Has Another Solid Outing
11/20:Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Brandin Cooks had a solid game in Week 11 against the Kansas City Chiefs, and he was just a couple off-target throws away from having an absolutely monster game. He finished with eight catches for 107 yards on 12 targets. Cooks and quarterback Jared Goff have been developing a greater amount of chemistry as the season has gone on, and, with his ability to turn any play into a touchdown, he is a consistent starting option on any given week. He can be started with confidence moving forward.Source: ESPN
Josh Reynolds Excels In Increased Role
11/20:The Los Angeles Rams lost wide receiver Cooper Kupp for the remainder of the season with a torn ACL, which thrust second-year wideout Josh Reynolds into a major role. With those targets up for grabs, Reynolds went to work with six catches on eight targets for 80 yards and a touchdown. Reynolds gives quarterback Jared Goff another big target at 6'3", and he has been a great target in the red zone this season. The Rams offense showed that they were able to support three wide receivers in fantasy prior to Kupp's injury, and Reynolds has slotted into that role. He has great flex appeal with WR2 upside on any given week.Source: ESPN
Todd Gurley Quiet Despite Team's Offensive Explosion
11/20:Los Angeles Ram running back Todd Gurley has been an elite running back option all season long, but that changed this week. Gurley only had 12 carries for 55 yards to go with three catches for 39 yards. His touchdown streak also came to an end at 13 games. The Kansas City Chiefs made a concerted effort to force quarterback Jared Goff to beat them, and he did just that. Moving forward, it's likely that Gurley won't struggle as he did in this matchup, but it showed that Gurley isn't quite as matchup-proof as he has been thought so far. If the Rams shut down Gurley at the tail end of the season for the playoffs, his backup running back Malcolm Brown becomes an intriguing option. However, Gurley is still an elite running back that you can start with confidence.Source: ESPN
Jared Goff Is Elite In Week 11
11/20:Los Angeles Rams quarterback Jared Goff was a great play heading into Week 11, and he answered the call with his best game of the season. Goff finished with 413 yards, four passing touchdowns and a rushing touchdown. He spread the ball around to a ton of receivers, and he was able to make up for a lack of production from running back Todd Gurley. He and the Rams are fighting for the number one overall seed in the NFC, and they are going to continue to need this production down the stretch. Goff continues to develop in head coach Sean McVay's, and it will be exciting to see how that changes moving forward.Source: ESPN
Saquon Barkley Looks To Dominate Eagles Again
11/19:New York Giants running back Saquon Barkley will look to dominate once again when the team takes on the Eagles in Week 12. Barkley rushed for 130 yards with nine receptions for 99 yards and one touchdown in Week 6 against the Eagles and Philadelphia's defense has slipped over the past few games. They have been torched by Ezekiel Elliott, Mark Ingram and Alvin Kamara in recent weeks and Barkley will once again be the focus of the Giants offense. The rookie is having a phenomenal season with 758 rushing yards, 64 receptions, 540 receiving yards and 10 total touchdowns. Barkley is a premium RB1 and needs to be in all lineups for Week 12.Source: New York Giants
Evan Engram Has Tough Week 12 Matchup
11/19:New York Giants tight end Evan Engram could struggle to produce against an Eagles defense that is allowing the third fewest fantasy points to opposing tight ends. Engram missed the first matchup between these two teams in Week 6 and is slowly working his way back into the offensive flow. The talented tight end came down with a huge 54-yard catch in the Giants Week 11 win but lacks the targets to really trust in fantasy right now. The Eagles have not allowed an opposing tight end to post more than 10 fantasy points against them since Week 2, making Engram a tough play in fantasy for Week 12.Source: New York Giants
