In this week's analysis, Liz Loza discusses the balance between data and emotional decision-making in fantasy football. She highlights the performances of several players, including Jordan Love, Breece Hall, Chuba Hubbard, Marvin Harrison Jr., Zay Flowers, Ja'Lynn Polk, and Sam LaPorta, providing insights into their current situations and potential for upcoming games. The article emphasizes the importance of thorough evaluation and the evolving nature of player performances throughout the season.
- Jordan Love shows promise despite inconsistencies and is a top-10 fantasy option for Week 6.
- Breece Hall's production may improve with a change in offensive strategy, making him a low-end RB1 against Buffalo.
- Chuba Hubbard is performing well and is a top-12 RB option against a weak Atlanta defense.
- Marvin Harrison Jr. is still developing rapport with Kyler Murray but remains a viable flex option.
- Zay Flowers has a solid target share and could deliver WR2 numbers in a high-scoring matchup.
- Ja'Lynn Polk is gaining traction in the Patriots' offense and is worth a speculative stash.
- Sam LaPorta's production may increase due to injuries on the Cowboys' defense.
Jordan Love | QB
Breakout
Week 6
000
- Love has thrown five interceptions in three starts but also has three multi-TD games.
- He ranks seventh in interceptable passes and is tied for fifth in passing touchdowns.
- He has logged 15+ fantasy points in every game this season.
Breece Hall | RB
Pickup
Week 6
65 carries
00- Hall has been stuffed on nearly a quarter of his runs due to offensive line issues.
- The Jets have the worst rushing yards per game and yards per carry in the league.
- He has a favorable matchup against the Bills, who allow the most receptions to RBs.
Chuba Hubbard | RB
Breakout
Week 6
000
- Hubbard has been efficient, averaging 19.8 touches per game over the last four weeks.
- He is currently the RB7 overall in fantasy and has a favorable matchup against Atlanta.
- He recorded 13 carries and four targets in his last game.
Marvin Harrison | WR
Pickup
Week 6
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- Harrison has a 50% catch rate and has been targeted an average of 8 times per game.
- His rapport with Kyler Murray is still developing, impacting his production.
- He deserves top-20 consideration despite being boom-or-bust.
Zay Flowers | WR
Breakout
Week 6
7 receptions
12 targets
111 rec yards
0- Flowers has had inconsistent target volume but rebounded with a strong performance last week.
- He has a 26% target share and could deliver WR2 numbers in a high-scoring matchup.
- His production is affected by game script, particularly when the Ravens lead.
Ja'Lynn Polk | WR
Pickup
Week 6
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- Polk has seen an increase in targets and playing time, indicating growing involvement.
- He was close to scoring a touchdown last week, which would have boosted his fantasy value.
- With a new QB starting, his role may expand further.
Sam LaPorta | TE
Pickup
Week 6
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- LaPorta has not met the tight end benchmarks for targets or fantasy points this season.
- His production may improve due to injuries on the Cowboys' defense.
- He remains a low-end TE option but could see increased volume.
Green Bay Packers
- The Packers' offense is expected to perform well against the Cardinals' weak defense.
New York Jets
- The Jets are undergoing significant changes, which may impact Hall's production.
Carolina Panthers
- The Panthers' offense is relying heavily on Hubbard's performance as they navigate injuries.
Arizona Cardinals
- The Cardinals' defense has struggled against the pass, which could benefit Harrison.
Baltimore Ravens
- The Ravens' game script can heavily influence Flowers' target volume.
New England Patriots
- The Patriots are looking to develop Polk's role as they transition to a new QB.
Detroit Lions
- The Lions face a depleted Cowboys defense, which could open up opportunities for LaPorta.