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In this episode of the Fantasy Football Podcast, the hosts conduct a mid-season review, analyzing player performances and discussing potential trade targets as the season progresses. They highlight key players who have emerged and those who may be struggling, while also previewing the upcoming Thursday Night Football matchup. The conversation includes insights on player health, team strategies, and the impact of quarterback changes on fantasy outputs.
- Lad Makoni shows improved performance, influenced by Justin Herbert's passing game.
- Josh Downs is a reliable fantasy option with high targets per route run.
- Tank Dell has increased opportunities due to injuries on the Texans.
- Deontay Johnson's trade to the Ravens raises concerns about his fantasy value.
- Joe Flacco's starting role with the Colts could boost Josh Downs' production.
Justin Herbert | QB
Week 9
290 pass yards
2 pass TDs
- Averaging almost 290 passing yards per game since the bye week.
- Key to the offensive dynamics and player performances.
Josh Downs | WR
Pickup
Week 9
6 receptions
8 targets
85 rec yards
0- Among the league leaders in targets per route run.
- Could be a top-15 receiver rest of the season with Joe Flacco.
Tank Dell | WR
Pickup
Week 9
5 receptions
7 targets
70 rec yards
1 rec TDs
- Increased target share expected due to injuries to key players.
- Should see around seven targets in upcoming games.
Joe Mixon | RB
Week 9
15 carries
75 rush yards
1 rush TDs
- Averaging 4.9 yards per carry, a rate not seen since his second year.
- Key player for the Bengals with a favorable matchup against the Jets.
Los Angeles Chargers
- Improved passing game has positively influenced player performances.
Indianapolis Colts
- Joe Flacco's starting role could enhance the fantasy value of receivers.
Houston Texans
- Strong run defense could impact the overall game strategy against the Jets.
Baltimore Ravens
- Acquisition of Deontay Johnson adds depth but raises target share concerns.
Cincinnati Bengals
- Mixon's performance is crucial for the team's offensive strategy.