Week 13 Fantasy: Jamaal Williams, Boston Scott among potential breakouts with favorable matches

The four teams are about to say goodbye, so all leagues will have some looking for replacements for Aaron Rodgers, Davante Adams, Nick Chubb and DJ Moore, among others. Circumstances could certainly have been worse having to go through a week with so many lads out, but it’s important to keep looking for answers for a week to fill your squad as we go. advance to the fantasy knockout. As always, we’re here to help you identify specific below-allowed values ​​for this week. Whether it’s with the players on your roster or those sitting on the ropes giving up, there are always people, such as Jamaal Williams and Boston Scott, ready to join your roster and be on the roster. our Week 13 fantasy sleepers.

It should be noted that any of our selections maybe bust this week, but also good studs. We’re taking some opportunities here, because we don’t want to make anyone too obvious. A list of easy choices won’t do anyone any good. You won’t start the ones below over consistent, proven manufacturers, but you probably won’t be looking for fantasy sleepers if your lineup is already established. Even so, however, our list of players can help you find value in DFS competitions, as the prices of these players are affordable.

WEEK 13 EFFECTS: Selling body | Start with ’em, sit’ em

You’re happy if you start some of our Week 12 picks, including Mac Jones, Dontrelle Hilliard, Cedrick Wilson, Gerald Everett and the Steelers defence. If you took our advice and started using Cam Newton, Devonta Freeman, Ty Johnson, Marvin Jones or Austin Hooper, we apologize, but that’s the essence of trying to pick a sleeper. We’ve had some other guys fall right between busts and an acceptable performance, so it’s a pretty balanced endeavor.

WEEK 13 PPR RANKING:
Midfielder | Run back | Wide receiver | Tight ending | VND / ST | Kicker

Week 13 Fantasy: Running Back

Boston Scott, Eagles @ Jets (Jackson Sparks). The Eagles will return to their basic attack and with Jordan Howard (knee) likely to miss another game, Scott will continue to work alongside Miles Sanders (ankle) against a line Player drops the most fantasy points per game (FPPG) to RBs. Don’t be surprised if more Phillys come back with double-digit fantasy scores.

Matt Breida, Bills vs. Patriots (Vinnie Iyer). Buffalo should have taken a cue from Tennessee’s heavyweight approach last week against a difficult New England defense and offered their best new all-rounder.

Jamaal Williams, Lions and Vikings (Matt Lutovsky). Williams averages about 13 touchdowns per game when D’Andre Swift (shoulder) is healthy – imagine what he would do with the backyard for himself. Detroit will coordinate with the other defenders, but Williams should turn his 15-20 touches into nearly 100 yards in front of Minnesota’s 30th-ranked defense.

WEEK 13 STANDARD RANKING:
Midfielder | Run back | Wide receiver | Tight ending | VND / ST | Kicker

Week 13 Fantasy Football Sleepers: Quartet

Derek Carr, Raiders vs. Washington (Sparks). Washington is the worst defense against fictional QBs, so it could be another 300-yard game day for Carr. As bad as Russell Wilson seemed to be struggling against Washington, he still scored an imaginary 19 with 247 passes and two touchdowns. That’s almost like the floor for Carr here, so we’re going with him.

Matt Ryan, Falcons vs. Buccaneers (Iyer). Matty Ice will thaw a bit back to Hotlanta, as he’s long overdue for some high-volume warm digits to make up for his team’s lack of rushing success, but you can will need to live with more revenue.

Tyrod Taylor, Texans vs. Colts (Lutovsky). Taylor hasn’t been particularly stellar in his three games since returning from injury, but he has scored multiple TDs in each of the past two. He also runs at least 23 yards in each match, raising his floor a bit. The Colts allow QBs to have the eighth highest fantasy score per game (FPPG), and considering Houston likely won’t be able to run at all, Taylor should have plenty of scoring opportunities.

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Week 13 Fantasy Football Sleepers: Wide Receiver

Rashod Bateman, Ravens @ Steelers (Spark). This was not the way the Steelers defended in previous years. It allows the FPPG to finish 10th to WR and has been ignited by Tee Higgins, Darnell Mooney, Keenan Allen and Mike Williams in recent weeks. Note, those aren’t all No. 1 WRs. Pittsburgh may limit a team’s top pick, but there’s room for Bateman to eat here.

Kenny Golladay, The Dolphin Giant (Iyer). A QB change to Mike Glennon with Daniel Jones (neck) sore could send Golladay off the field for a big play in what could happen in the near term.

Jauan Jennings, 49ers @ Seahawks (Lutovsky). Jennings caught two-thirds of the pass for 24 yards and TDs last week, and with Deebo Samuel (groin), Jennings will have more playing time. The Seahawks rank 31st in pass defense, so Jennings will have a chance to pay off this week.

Week 13 Fantasy Soccer Sleepers: Tight Ending

Foster Moreau, Raiders vs. Washington (Sparks). Darren Waller (knee) is likely to be sidelined, and this foul enjoys tight finishes. When Waller played against the Eagles, Moreau caught six 60-yard passes and a touchdown, and it wouldn’t be surprising he produced a similar one against Washington. Washington’s defense is a mid-range unit against the TEs, but it has largely avoided the league’s best players in this position. Just last week, Gerald Everett caught five 37-yard passes and one touchdown in the face of the Soccer Team, so we weren’t scared of the game.

Jack Doyle, Colts at Texans (Iyer). Everyone’s favorite private eye will rediscover the end zone and continue to perceive it with Carson Wentz.

CJ Uzomah, Bengals vs. Charger (Lutovsky). Uzomah is the definition of “boom or bust” this year. He’s only boomed three times, but two of those bursts have been win-win attempts of the week. He could have one of the other games this week against the Chargers defense that allows the FPPG to finish fourth to the TEs.

Week 13 Fantasy Soccer Sleepers: Defensive

Philadelphia Eagles @ Jets (Sparks). The Eagles are playing the Jets, who are allowing the FFPG to finish third into D/ST. Do we need to say more?

Minnesota Vikings at the Lions (Iyer). Mike Zimmer’s defense played as if he was being coached by a guy who was distracted from dating a Maxim model, but everyone was fine in Detroit against the trying-hard Leos.

Kansas City Chiefs vs Broncos (Lutovsky). In the past four games, captains have averaged 11.8 allowable strike points, two points earned and 2.8 pitches per game. Against a Broncos team that allowed the FPPG to reach ninth-highest D/ST, the Chiefs’ defense was rested and ready for a solid day.