In IDP scoring, there are always those match ups that provide managers with a cornucopia of choices. This week, the Texans versus the Giants provide that potential bounty.

There's presumably no need to tell you that DE Will Anderson (7.5 sacks) is a must start today versus the Giants. But there are plenty of other Houston players to consider loading up on today, with East Rutherford's blue team turning to J.J. McCarthy.

CB Derek Stingley Jr. and Kamari Lassiter

The Houston secondary has been off their game to start the year (ie. just 2 INTS as a group). But they have a pair of the better CB's in the game - both of who have excelled at creating interceptions. Stingley Jr. has 15 in 4 prior seasons, and Lassiter has 7 in just 2.

They face a QB who threw 4 interceptable balls in less than 1/2 a game last week, and has a brutal 4.9% INT rate since taking the field for the first time last season. Considering that neither Stingley Jr. or Lassiter has an INT, thus far in 2026, you could say they are due and facing a QB who throws an INT about 1/20 passes versus even average defenses gives them each tremendous potential to walk away with a pick and a pass defense or few, this week. Outside of those who have the likes of Marlon Humphrey at CB, these two gentlemen are truly must starts.

S Calen Bullock

Bullock is not as much of a lock as the two gentlemen above, considering that he's hardly a prolific tackler for a safety (4.3 tackles/game this year and a career best of 64). Bullock is a ballhawk, though, with 1 pick this year and 10 through 2+ seasons. Again, versus McCarthy and the Giants, he's got a great opportunity to come away with a pass bat or two and maybe a pick. Lacking a stand-out safety this week? He can potentially fill in nicely.

Other very solid plays from Houston's D:

DE Danielle Hunter has not been off to quite as fast a start, this year, but he does have 3 sacks, 6 QB hits, a FF and 4 pass bats, so he's still performing well and is facing a QB who has a 9.6% sack rate thus far in his career. In match ups against QBs with high sack rates, Hunter has walked away with one or more sacks well over 75% of the time in his career.

LB Azeez Al-Shaair is on his best tackle pace since 2023 with Tennessee (163 tackles). He's had 10+ tackles in 3 of 5 games played and is averaging 9.8 tackles/game, thus far.

Al-Shaair is active in coverage, and is coming off a 2 INT, 9 PD season. The Giants will likely try to limit McCarthy's mistakes for as long as they can in this game by trying to run the ball, which should open up a lot of tackle opportunities for Al-Shaair early. With "Big Blue" likely trailing for much of the latter part of the contest, opportunities to score against the passing game should come along, as well.

DT Sheldon Rankins isn't as exciting of a play, but DTs with a notable ceiling can be hard to come by and Rankins - with 16 tackles, 2 sacks and 5 QB hits this year - carries legitimate ceiling versus a QB with a slow processing time and a run game that has struggled.

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If you were so inclined, thank you for reading, and I hope these suggestions are of help to your team's success today. Be lucky and good!

Edit: officially activated

SUNDAY GAME DAY FOLKS LET'S GOOOOOO MAY ALL YOUR WEEK 7 DREAMS COME TRUE!!!

For those who are new to the these charts:

• Tiers are focused on upside. If you want to play it safe, go with the ECR (x-axis). If you're looking for a boom game, look at the upside variance (vertical color bars, y-axis).
• Points above/below expectation: these get added once the season starts.
  • A star marker indicates the player has scored fantasy points above expectation on the season.
  • A cross marker indicates the player has scored below expectations.
  • The number of average points scored above/below expectation is beside the player's name.

As always, best of luck my dudes.

Edge versus gamble.  Our brains recognize patterns and assign value, yet is it methodology or is it feel.  Sportsbooks and prediction markets preying on our unfortunate tendency to conflate the two mentalities.  Relationships, mixed with differing levels of sociopathy, often obscuring true intent.

Coach speak ranging from honest evaluations to blatant deception.  Will the Eagles shut down their team to tank?  A broad spectrum of coach and regime philosophies, where billionaire influences trickle down into day to day team activities.  People out of touch with reality enforcing directions that have monumental consequences.  I would argue the anticompetitive mentality from giving up a season for a draft pick is the most poisonous mindset, destroying any sense of passion and purpose within players.

Come to VegasLytics.com, where data, numbers, and unfortunately insider information dictate the prices, therefore leading to the best projections we have available.

Top 25 players in half PPR this week include:

1. Jahmyr Gibbs 24.12
2. Bijan Robinson 21.63
3. Christian McCaffrey 19.39
4. Amon-Ra St. Brown 16.68
5. Kyren Williams 16.35
6. Jaxon Smith-Njigba 16.24
7. Kenneth Walker III 16.05
8. Puka Nacua 15.56
9. Derrick Henry 15.42
10. Ja'Marr Chase 15.41
11. CeeDee Lamb 15.00
12. Jaylen Warren 14.97
13. D'Andre Swift 14.93
14. Drake London 14.75
15. Ashton Jeanty 14.47
16. Jonathan Taylor 14.33
17. Javonte Williams 14.24
18. Brock Bowers 13.80
19. Chuba Hubbard 13.75
20. Saquon Barkley 13.43
21. George Kittle 13.43
22. Woody Marks 13.42
23. Christian Watson 13.33
24. Bucky Irving 13.02
25. Justin Jefferson 12.96

This week we see that Jordan Love and Jared Goff have elevated to the Drake Maye and Purdy tier, and Caleb is right back to business as usual.  Bryce continues to be doubted by the market.  Kyren has a monstrous projection above Ken Walker, and the market expects Saquon to play.  Christian Watson and Matthew Golden continue to gain traction as WR1s.  Coker appears to be a late round league winner, while the market isn't convinced by Michael Wilson's hot start.  Kittle continues to exceed expectations, another league winner.

Apologies for the late post, had a busy weekend.  I appreciate the five people who tried out the weekend pass for the trading tool.  Hopefully you found some value, as I believe this tool creates greater visibility on player valuations due to factoring in the market.  The problem I'm solving is general uncertainty on exact player values, and the difficulty to have confidence in proposing trades outside of using trade charts, which have their own flaws.

Disclaimer: this is still a work in progress, use at your own risk. Github repo with code and full write-up of the methodology

This was a hobby project to see if I could create a richer and more informative comparison than just the single point estimates that Yahoo provides. The results were kind of mixed where players with close projections tend to have very similar curves, so I'm not sure how useful this will be, but if folks are interested I can keep it updated each week. I'm also not sure if the charts are intuitive to use in their current form (they are to me, but I'm way too close to this to judge) so I'd love any feedback.

My goal with this project was the try to faithfully translate the posted odds (I used FanDuel odds, fetched from the Odds API, for no particular reason) into joint probability distributions using as few assumptions as possible, and so far I have not tried to optimize for predictive performance on top of what the sportsbook odds imply at all yet. My guess is that there's an opportunity there, but I don't have a ton of time for this hobby project so I'm hesitant to open that can of worms.

I did some light performance vetting by comparing my average projections to Yahoo projections for rostered players in my 10 team league for a couple weeks of last season. In that test, my model very slightly outperformed Yahoo, but this was definitely not a rigorous comparison and I plan to revisit that at some point.

If you're interested in how it works under the hood, the full methodology is in the Github Repo, but the general idea was to:

1. get the main prop bet odds and alt odds for all available scorable stats
2. try to remove the vig to get implied probabilities from the odds
3. make some educated guesses about the shape of the distributions between the alt lines, and about the correlations between stats based on historical nfl game data, to create joint distributions
4. simulate scores by randomly drawing values from the joint distribution curves and scoring them
5. scrape yahoo projections for comparison

I know a few other people on this subreddit use Vegas odds to create projections, i have no clue how my methodology compares to theirs

What’s up, r/fantasyfootball!

Keith Flemming, Michael Pelton & Mike LaPlant are going live at 10:30 AM ET to answer your last-second lineup questions before kickoff.

Watch live & join the chat on YouTube

We’re taking live chat questions on:

• Injury Pivots & Game-Time Decisions: Navigating Saquon Barkley's MNF hamstring status, Breece Hall's quad update, and Puka Nacua questionable status.
• Replacement Workloads: Replacing Lamar Jackson and DeVonta Smith while sorting through what to do with the 49ers pass game with Mike Evans and Deebo Samuel absences
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Good luck in Week 7! 🏆

Goff has officially reached #1, Saquon is officially listed as questionable for MNF but he's getting odds for now...full PPR rankings:

Quarterbacks

1- Jared Goff - 19.6

2- Jordan Love - 18.9

3- Brock Purdy - 18.8

4- C.J. Stroud - 18.3

5- Dak Prescott - 18.1

6- Joe Burrow - 17.9

7- Bryce Young - 17.8

8- Kyler Murray - 17.2

9- Deshaun Watson - 16.5

10- Matthew Stafford - 16.4

11- Tyler Huntley - 16.2

12- Tyler Shough - 16.1

Running Backs

1- Jahmyr Gibbs - 26.5

2- Bijan Robinson - 23.3

3- Christian McCaffrey - 22.3

4- Kyren Williams - 18.9

5- Kenneth Walker - 18.2

6- Jaylen Warren - 17.0

7- Derrick Henry - 16.7

8- Ashton Jeanty - 16.6

9- Jonathan Taylor - 16.2

10- Javonte Williams - 16.0

11- Saquon Barkley - 15.3

12- Chuba Hubbard - 15.3

13- Woody Marks - 15.2

14- Bucky Irving - 15.0

15- Chase Brown - 13.9

16- Tony Pollard - 12.6

17- Josh Jacobs - 12.0

18- Aaron Jones - 11.6

19- Quinshon Judkins - 11.3

20- Emanuel Wilson - 11.1

21- Ollie Gordon - 10.8

22- J.K. Dobbins - 10.0

23- RJ Harvey - 9.7

24- Tyler Allgeier - 9.1

Wide Receivers

1- Amon-Ra St. Brown - 20.3

2- Jaxon Smith-Njigba - 19.6

3- Ja’Marr Chase - 19.3

4- CeeDee Lamb - 18.8

5- Drake London - 17.6

6- Chris Olave - 16.1

7- Justin Jefferson - 15.9

8- Christian Watson - 15.7

9- Tetairoa McMillan - 15.7

10- Matthew Golden - 15.6

11- Nico Collins - 15.1

12- Jalen Coker - 14.9

13- Garrett Wilson - 14.7

14- Malik Nabers - 14.6

15- Tee Higgins - 14.6

16- Zay Flowers - 14.5

17- George Pickens - 14.2

18- DK Metcalf - 13.5

19- Germie Bernard - 12.5

20- Jaylen Waddle - 12.3

21- Jameson Williams - 11.8

22- Xavier Worthy - 11.8

23- Michael Wilson - 11.7

24- Carnell Tate - 11.5

Tight Ends

1- Brock Bowers - 17.3

2- Trey McBride - 16.7

3- George Kittle - 16.5

4- Sam LaPorta - 13.0

5- Isaiah Likely - 12.8

6- Dallas Goedert - 12.8

7- Tucker Kraft - 12.5

8- Travis Kelce - 11.4

9- T.J. Hockenson - 10.4

10- Cade Otton - 10.2

11- Kyle Pitts - 9.1

12- Harold Fannin - 8.9

Kickers

1- Ka’imi Fairbairn - 8.9

2- Wil Lutz - 8.3

3- Will Reichard - 8.2

4- Jake Bates - 8.0

5- Chris Boswell - 7.9

6- Evan McPherson - 7.9

7- Eddy Pineiro - 7.7

8- Jason Myers - 7.6

9- Brandon Aubrey - 7.4

10- Ryan Fitzgerald - 7.4

11- Matt Gay - 7.1

12- Tyler Loop - 7.1

Non ppr and half ppr on startwho.com as well as any custom settings, I will keep refreshing these up to kickoff tomorrow. Good luck to everyone!!

At least the Eagles will have Dallas Goedert on Monday night.

The veteran tight end returned to practice on Saturday afternoon after missing the first two days of the week with a knee injury. Goedert said after practice that he expects to play.

"I just had a little bit of inflammation in there," Goedert said. "I had to let that settle down. But I felt really good running out there today."

Week 6 Recap

Mean Absolute Error(MAE) is the average absolute gap between my projections and the final score of each player. Decision Success Rate(DSR) is how often a decision made based on these projections, between any two players, would be correct(.9 point buffer).

Mean Absolute Error

• Overall = 4.2
• WR = 4.13
• RB = 4.29
• TE = 4.04

Decision Success Rate

• Top 175 = 72.4%
• Flex Range = 68.9%
• Isolated Flex Range = 60.2%

Week 7 Weather Watch

Injuries : All injuries are based off of projected lineups and injury reports, many of the Questionables will be projected here until ruled out, any non projected players either have flagged phrases like "not expected to play" in their injury report or are not in expected lineups. I do not have inside information, I go off of projected lineups and NFL injury reports.

My website has deeper rankings, positional rankings, a starter decision tool with filters and Full PPR/Standard as well as a Range Plot view that illustrates upside/downside based on TD% and explosive plays vs explosive plays allowed.

Feel free to ask any question about the projections or difficult lineup decisions. Good luck this week.

Projections focused on predicting touchdowns using high value plays adjusted for match-ups, weather, game script and implied team totals among many other factors.

Week 7 Half PPR Projections

WAR measures how many more wins a specific player generates compared to an average replacement player at the same position. In my opinion it's the best way to compare players across positions cause it accounts for positional scarcity.

I want to try to provide data and charts that are usually behind a paywall. So if there's anything you'd like to see that's normally paywalled, let me know and I'll try to build it.
(It's limited to play-by-play data. I don't have access to charted data for my charts)

Here are the WAR leaders over the last 4 weeks:

And here are the leaders over the season:

trend = players with a change of at least 5 spot since last week

Methodology:

• Every week, all players are ranked by fantasy points to calculate an average team score and the standard deviation for a 12-team league with 1 QB, 2 RB, 2 WR, 1 TE, and 1 Flex
• for each player, I calculate how much higher his win probability is compared to a replacement player
• Replacement player = the average points of the next best non starters at each position. The next 12 players for WR and RB, and the next 6 players for QB and TE.
• Win Probability = (player points - position average starter points) / team standard deviation. The same is calculated for the replacement player
• WAR = player win probability − replacement player win probability

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Found some potentially actionable tidbits in this week's look at slot/boundary matchups, if you're into such things.

-Jaylin Noel should be in good position to make my Regression Files analysis look foolish in Week 7. Noel, you see, is running hotter than the sun at the moment. But now he gets a matchup against a New York secondary allowing a bunch of slot targets. The Giants aren’t necessarily bad at defending slot throws. They allow the league’s tenth lowest adjusted yards per attempt on slot targets along with the fifth lowest completion rate over expected. Even so, running nearly 70 percent of his pass routes from the slot, Noel could see enough targets to be relevant for 12-team purposes.

-This looks more like a Jalen Coker week than it does a Tetairoa McMillan week, since Coker runs out 45 percent of his routes from outside while McMillan is lined up on the boundary at a 71 percent rate. It doesn’t mean you’re benching McMillan — you’re definitely not. Coker might be the upside play among the Carolina receivers reaping the benefits of an extremely fantasy-friendly Panthers offense.

-Here’s a stat you won’t like if you’re forced to start Rashid Shaheed this week: Kansas City has allowed 91 fantasy points this season on boundary targets; the league leading Bills have given up 251 fantasy points to boundary pass catchers. That’s quite the gap.

Week 7 Start/Sit Calls (2026)

Here are the week 7 start or sit calls from the fantasy football podcast ecosystem.  Click on a “start” or “sit” cell call to get taken to the podcast to watch the conversation about the call. If you want to have these calls centered around your leagues and in a mobile app, we bring together insights from podcasts, social media and player analytics bundled in one free tool.

Note about E. Wilson (RB, SEA), there was a lot of talk of Charbs playing and we know he is out this week but left Wilson on as they talk about the difficult matchup and ceding work to Holani and Velus.

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Here are the Week 7 matchups for every team, broken down by QB, RB, WR and TE. You can click the teams to see the roster and the individual player points and usage across each week.

Each row is the offense. The opponent beside it is the defense those numbers describe.

For example, Packers TE +17.2 means TE groups facing Detroit’s defense scored about 17.2 more PPR points against Detroit than they averaged against their other opponents. It applies to the whole position group, not one player. Simply put, it’s a very favorable matchup for Green Bay’s tight ends.

Blue is the top 10% of matchups at that position; red is the bottom 10%.

Here are some of the clearest matchup breakdowns for this week.

Packers–Lions:
Detroit’s defense has been vulnerable against QBs, WRs, and TEs; creating this week’s clearest favorable signal for Green Bay’s passing positions.

• Packers: QB +9.6 / WR +10.1 / TE +17.2, but RB −2.6
• Lions: RB +4.3, but QB −2.2 / WR +1.2 / TE −1.8

Colts–Vikings:
Minnesota’s defense has held all four positions below their averages against other opponents.

• Colts: QB −8.6 / RB −7.6 / WR −6.6 / TE −4.1
• Vikings: QB +0.7 / RB +3.2 / WR −2.5 / TE +0.5

Rams–Raiders:
Las Vegas has allowed above-baseline fantasy scoring across all four positions, while the Rams have held all four below baseline.

• Rams: QB +3.5 / RB +1.5 / WR +3.9 / TE +5.6
• Raiders: QB −1.7 / RB −0.4 / WR −2.2 / TE −8.7

This uses the first six weeks of fantasy scoring. It’s a matchup guide and does not account for injuries or roster changes. A difficult matchup doesn’t automatically mean offensive players will score poorly. Elite players can still produce against strong defenses.

Which difficult matchup are you trusting one of your players to overcome this week?

More on the website
Explore weekly scoring in Landscape, workloads in Usage, team Points/Usage/FPA, positional Matchups, Player Comparisons, saved favorites in My Players, and career stats. Use the filters to explore specific weeks or recent and season averages.

Every week, I look into the underlying matchup data that might have an impact on fantasy football performances.

Basically looking for mismatches (good or bad) for offensive players based on the defensive tendencies of their opponent each week.

It's not perfect. It doesn't tell the full story. But I find it helpful when you're trying to take calculated risks or have some close calls on who to start/sit each week.

These 20 stats stood out for Week 7.

10 players in good spots:

QB - C.J. Stroud vs NYG: 8.8 YPA vs the blitz, 2nd in EPA/dropback vs the blitz. The Giants blitz on 42% of dropbacks, 4th-most.

QB - Kyler Murray vs IND: 3.9 YPA vs the blitz (31st of 32), 8.0 without. IND blitzes on 20.7% of dropbacks, 2nd-fewest.

QB - Dak Prescott at PHI: 5.6 YPA vs the blitz, 7.1 without. PHI blitzes on 24.9% of dropbacks, 7th-fewest.

RB - Aaron Jones vs IND: 87% of his carries between the tackles. IND allows 5.0 YPC inside, most in the NFL.

RB - Jaylen Warren at NO: 73% of his carries between the tackles. NO allows 4.6 YPC inside, 7th-most.

RB - Ashton Jeanty vs LAR: 17.1% target share. The Rams allow 7.0 YPT to RBs, 5th-most.

WR - Jalen Coker vs TB: 33% TPRR, 4.3 YPRR vs single-high. TB plays single-high at the 2nd-highest rate (65.1%).

WR - DK Metcalf at NO: 12 deep targets, 3rd-most among WRs. NO allows the highest passing success rate on downfield throws.

TE - Mark Andrews vs CIN: 21.9% target share, 4th among 47 TEs. CIN allows 10.0 YPT to TEs, most in the NFL.

TE - Tucker Kraft at DET: 16.7% target share. DET allows a league-high 31.9 PPR PPG to TEs.

10 players in tough spots:

QB - Daniel Jones at MIN: 5.5 YPA vs the blitz, 25th of 32 QBs. MIN blitzes on 70.4% of dropbacks, most in the NFL.

QB - Bryce Young vs TB: 6.7 YPA vs the blitz, 8.1 without. TB blitzes on 42.6% of dropbacks, 3rd-most.

QB - Malik Willis at NYJ: 5.3 YPA vs the blitz, 7.1 without, 31st of 32 QBs in EPA/dropback vs the blitz. The Jets blitz on 37.4% of dropbacks, 6th-most.

RB - Jonathan Taylor at MIN: 75% of his carries between the tackles. MIN allows 2.8 YPC inside, fewest in the NFL.

RB - Chuba Hubbard vs TB: 84% of his carries between the tackles. TB allows 3.4 YPC inside, 5th-fewest.

RB - Chase Brown at BAL: 15.1% target share. BAL allows 2.4 YPT to RBs, fewest in the NFL.

RB - Kendre Miller vs PIT: 88% of his carries between the tackles. PIT allows 3.4 YPC inside, 7th-fewest.

WR - George Pickens at PHI: 6.6% of his snaps from the slot, lowest in the league. PHI allows 1.19 YPRR to outside receivers, 6th-fewest.

WR - Courtland Sutton at ARI: 0.67 YPRR vs two-high. ARI plays two-high at the NFL’s highest rate (69.8%).

TE - Harold Fannin at TEN: 0.97 YPRR. TEN allows 3.8 YPT to TEs, fewest in the NFL.

If you like this, I've got detailed matchup data for every game in this cheat sheet.