The IndianapolisColts Defense has allowed the least amount of rushing yards so far this season, and they will be taking on a Ravens offense that has the most rushing yards in the league. The Ravens are picking up 5.5 yards per carry and ran all over a stingy Steelers rush defense last week. The Colts are allowing just 3.4 yards per carry, which ranks second-best

New York Jets quarterback Sam Darnold (shoulder) was limited during Friday’s practice. However, head coach Adam Gase continues to say that Darnold will suit up for the Week 9 matchup against the New England Patriots. Darnold has not thrown a touchdown since Week 3, so it’d be surprising if anyone still owns him in fantasy leagues. He is banged up and playing against a secondary

Indianapolis Colts tight end Trey Burton has been splitting snaps with fellow tight ends Mo Alie-Cox and Jack Doyle. He is seeing the most targets out of the tight ends since his return from injury and has three touchdowns over his last two games, two of them coming via goal line rushes. He currently ranks eighth among tight ends in fantasy points per game, and

New England Patriots wide receiver Damiere Byrd has seen his targets decrease over the last few games. He hauled in three of his four targets for 39 yards in the loss to the Buffalo Bills in Week 8. Those numbers were without both of the Pats two top receivers, so not exactly a promising showing from Byrd. Maybe, Byrd can do a little better against

New England Patriots wide receiver Jakobi Meyers is coming off his best game of the season against the Buffalo Bills in Week 8. However, the Pats offense was missing their two top receivers, which is why Meyers saw ten targets. Julian Edelman (knee) is unlikely going to be suiting up anytime soon, which means Meyers should continue seeing targets. The New York Jets secondary is

New England Patriots wide receiver N’Keal Harry (head) is expected to return after sitting out the Week 8 matchup against the Buffalo Bills. He sat out last game due to a concussion, but should play able to suit up against the New York Jets in Week 9. Julian Edelman (knee) is going to be sidelined for the foreseeable future, which is great for Harry’s fantasy

New England Patriots running back Rex Burkhead put together one huge week and has been a ghost on offense since then. The Pats have a three-back committee, so Burkhead often times gets lost in the shuffle. The good news is, Burkhead does have a favorable matchup against the New York Jets in Week 9. This Jets Defense has a tough time slowing down receiving backs

New England Patriots running back James White appeared to have a significant role in this offense a few weeks ago. However, he has been a forgotten man over the last few weeks. White is basically used exclusively as a receiving back, but hasn’t seen the ball thrown his way lately. White does have a favorable matchup against the New York Jets in Week 9. A

New England Patriots running back Damien Harris (ankle) is primed for a big game against the New York Jets in Week 9. This Jets Defense has allowed the seventh-most fantasy points to running backs coming into this game. Harris was dealing with an ankle issue last week, but played through it. He rushed 16 times for 102 yards and one touchdown in the win, so

New England Patriots quarterback Cam Newton has cooled down after his hot start to kick off the 2020 season. Newton has only thrown over 200 yards once this entire season. Luckily, Newton has been able to salvage his fantasy value by gaining yards with his legs. Although, it hasn’t been enough to put him in the QB1 conversation most weeks. He’ll get a favorable matchup

Buffalo Bills tight end Tyler Kroft has put together a few decent performances this season, but hasn’t been able to find any consistency. He hauled in his lone target for 11 yards in the victory over the New England Patriots in Week 8. Dawson Knox (calf) could return from a three-game absence versus the Seattle Seahawks here. His return would likely kill any value Kroft

Buffalo Bills tight end Dawson Knox (calf) did return to practice on Thursday, but he was limited. He has missed each of the last three games, but has a chance to suit up versus the Seattle Seahawks in Week 9. Sadly, Knox hasn’t done much of anything even when he is healthy and on the field. He’s a desperation deep league option, but even then

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Gabriel Davis has been a non-factor over the last few weeks. Davis was putting together a few decent performances early in the season, but that has faded away as of late. He has seen six total targets over the last three games. The Bills are playing a shaky secondary in the Seattle Seahawks this week. However, Buffalo is relatively healthy on

Indianapolis Colts running back Nyheim Hines was able to find the end zone twice against the Lions last week. His two touchdowns marks the first time he was able to score since Week 1. After a couple decent starts to the year with potential flex value, Hines had been hardly noticeable up until last week. Another reason for his lack of reliability is due to

Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Zach Pascal will enter this week as the WR1 on the Colts depth chart due to an injury to T.Y. Hilton. Pascal has played at least 70 percent of the team’s snaps in every week but one so far this season, but it has not led to great production. He does not have more than four catches or at least 60

Tampa Bay Buccaneers kicker Ryan Succop is a starting option this week versus the Saints. Succop has been efficient this season, going 15-for-17 in field-goal attempts and 26-for-27 in extra-point attempts. The Saints offer a generally favorable matchup for kickers and Succop’s great output this season means he is a decent starting option. Source: NFL.com

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers Defense is not an ideal starting option this week. Despite the strength of this unit, it is quite risky to trust them against a Saints team that gave them fits in Week 1 and should have Michael Thomas back to join Alvin Kamara and Drew Brees. In addition, struggling QB Daniel Jones nearly pulled off a comeback against this squad last

Tampa Bay Buccaneers tight end Rob Gronkowski is a TE1 against the Saints this week. Gronk has been playing effectively the past few weeks as he has three touchdowns in the past three games along with at least 40 yards in five of the past six games. The Saints allow the fourth-most points to fantasy TEs and this means Gronk has potential for another great

Indianapolis Colts running back Jordan Wilkins had a surprising 20 carries for 89 yards and a touchdown last week against the Lions. While the Colts are still confident in rookie Jonathan Taylor, offensive coordinator Nick Sirianni was impressed by Wilkins’ performance. The coaching staff stated that they will continue to explore ways to incorporate Wilkins into the offense. In addition to not knowing how many

Newly acquired Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Antonio Brown should be considered a flex piece this week. Brown returns to the NFL after a tumultuous year and will look to build his rapport with Tom Brady. In one game with the former New England QB last year, the WR had a 4/56/1 line. It remains to be seen how much of a factor Brown will