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3 UNDERS AND 3 OVERS FOR THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL
The New England Patriots take on the Chicago Bears tonight, and these six player props stand out.
UNDER 4.5 Receptions: Colston Loveland
Loveland is coming off his best game of the season, but Brock Bowers is the only tight end to record more than four receptions against the Patriots this season.
OVER 19.5 Receiving Yards: Kyle Williams
With Romeo Doubs out, Williams should step into a larger role in New England’s passing attack. He gets a favorable matchup against a Bears secondary allowing 160 receiving yards per game to wide receivers this season.
UNDER 58.5 Receiving Yards: Luther Burden III
OVER 44.5 Receiving Yards: Rome Odunze
UNDER 6.5 Rush Attempts: TreVeyon Henderson
The Bears allow the second-fewest rushing attempts per game this season, creating a difficult matchup for Henderson to clear his rushing volume line.
OVER 86.5 Rushing + Receiving Yards: D’Andre Swift
The Patriots allowed Braelon Allen to rush for 104 yards on 4.6 yards per carry last week, setting up a favorable matchup for Swift to produce on the ground and through the air.
The WR rooms with the HARDEST fantasy matchups this week
Chiefs WRs (vs Seahawks)
Seahawks WRs (vs Chiefs)
Jets WRs (vs Dolphins)
Colts WRs (vs Vikings)
Bears WRs (vs Pats)
The WR rooms with the EASIEST fantasy matchups this week
Packers WRs (vs Lions)
Steelers WRs (vs Saints)
Rams WRs (vs Raiders)
Browns WRs (vs Titans)
Giants WRs (vs Texans)
Here are the players with the EASIEST matchups in Week 7 of Fantasy🏈😍
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Tight End starts and sits for Week 7 of fantasy football
Dallas Goedert has a good matchup and has a consolidated target share with Tanner McKee.
Sam LaPorta is must start against the Packers because of how important he is the Lions offense!
Kenyon Sadiq is a sleeper in a good matchup with Miami.
Sit Harold Fannin in a tough fantasy matchup with Tennessee.
FANTASY FOOTBALL PLAYERS TO TRADE AWAY AND TRADE FOR BEFORE WEEK 7
These are NOT one-for-one trade recommendations. These are players you should consider trading away if they're on your roster and players you should target if they're available in your league.
Trade away DeVonta Smith and A.J. Brown | Target Drake London: The Eagles WRs have a difficult start to the fantasy playoffs, while London ranks seventh in receiving yards per game and fifth in yards per route run. London has yet to score a touchdown this season, making him an intriguing buy-low candidate.
Trade away Nico Collins | Target Justin Jefferson: Collins is facing increased target competition, while Jefferson has already had his bye week and has an excellent fantasy playoff schedule.
Trade away Travis Kelce | Target Dalton Kincaid: Kelce has struggled in the fantasy playoffs in back-to-back seasons and faces another difficult playoff schedule. Kincaid leads all tight ends in yards per route run but has scored fewer than 11 fantasy points in four straight games, creating a potential buy-low opportunity.
Trade away Blake Corum | Target Ollie Gordon: Corum has scored at least 14 fantasy points in consecutive games but has yet to record more than 10 carries in a game. Gordon has recorded more than 15 carries in two of his last three games and has one of the easiest fantasy playoff schedules.
Trade away Breece Hall | Target Bucky Irving: Irving has a more favorable fantasy playoff schedule and a more established role in his offense, making him an appealing trade target.
The wide receivers to AVOID in Week 7 of fantasy football and one wide receiver to START instead.
AVOID Xavier Worthy: Coming off a strong Week 6 performance, Worthy faces a difficult matchup against the Seahawks. With Rashee Rice potentially returning from injury, Worthy carries significant risk this week.
AVOID Rome Odunze: Odunze has a couple of difficult matchups ahead, making him a risky Week 7 start. However, his favorable schedule later in the season makes him an intriguing fantasy football trade target.
AVOID Jameson Williams: Williams offers plenty of upside if you're projected to lose and need a big performance. However, if you're favored to win, a more consistent receiver with a higher target share is the safer option.
START DK Metcalf: Metcalf has been inconsistent this season, but he's coming off a massive 15-target performance in Week 6 and has one of the best wide receiver matchups in Week 7. He's also an intriguing trade target if you're looking to upgrade your fantasy football lineup.
QB Starts and Sits for Week 7 of fantasy football!
Jordan Love is a locked in starter against the Lions. He has a massive ceiling, and Detroit is so so bad against QB fantasy points.
C.J. Stroud has been cooking, and now he’s playing a Giants defense that’s been getting cooked by QBs.
Geno Smith is riskier, but the Dolphins pose no threat defensively.
Sit Patrick Mahomes in an incredibly tough matchup.
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