HEHEHEY!!! Welcome back to the column of heroes and villains of Fantasy Football.
Llegamos a una semana en la NFL en la que no hay descanso para ningún equipo, tras sobrevivir al primer BYEmaggedon. Por lo tanto, no deberías tener dificultades para seleccionar a tus mejores jugadores en Fantasy Football. Sin embargo, las actuaciones de esta semana, ya sean buenas o malas, podrían influir en tu elección de qué jugador alinear. Por eso, espero poder brindarte orientación con mi análisis de estos héroes o villanos de la Semana 7 para que puedas armar el mejor equipo posible.
HÉROES
“LAMAR-AVILLOSO” JACKSON (QB1, 33.8 PF)
The Lions’ defense is among the best in terms of yards, points, and big plays allowed. Even Mahomes had a bad day against Detroit at Arrowhead. Add to this that the Ravens’ offense was not performing well, it’s understandable to fear using Lamar in Week 8. But it seems something changed because this offense looked like what we expected with Monken as offensive coordinator. Lamar looked really good in the pocket and rushing, getting 357 in the air, 3 TD passes and another 36 yards on the ground and another TD. If Lamar continues to have time in the pocket, he’ll have more afternoons like this.
D’ONTA “SCOREMAN” FOREMAN (RB1, 33 PF)
The Bears dominated the Raiders with an undrafted QB and an incredible performance from Foreman, my favorite waiver of the week. With Johnson absent, Foreman took over the carries, with 16, and maximized his performance against the Raider sieve, achieving a total of 120 yards, 3 receptions, and 3 TDs. Foreman may have taken on Herbert’s role, but I don’t think he’ll get the targets when Johnson returns. If you’re in dire need, you can use him as a TD-dependent RB3.
“AIR JORDAN” ADDISON (WR1, 31.3 PF)
The formula for “Primetime” Cousins’ success against the Niners, without Jefferson, is Jordan Addison. The sensational rookie took the team’s lead and dismantled San Francisco’s fearsome defense with 7 catches for 123 yards and 2 TDs. The Vikings seem to be reborn and Addison could be a Top 12 WR any week as long as Jefferson continues to recover from his injury.
MARK “MARAVILLA” ANDREWS (TE3, 22.3 PF)
Usually, Lamar’s good afternoons come with great performances from Andrews, who has been the second-best option in the position behind Kelce. This time, he stands out for scoring twice with only 6 targets for 4 receptions and 63 yards. This offense is on the rise and Andrews will continue to deliver good afternoons for your Fantasy Football team.
VILLANOS
JARED “BLUFF” (QB25, 9.36 PF)
La diferencia de desempeño de Goff cuando juega en casa comparado a cuando es visitante supera los 10 puntos en Fantasía. Los Lions tienden a jugar de manera más conservadora cuando están de visita, sin embargo, esta semana fueron aplastados por la defensa de los Ravens, lo que dejó a Goff con 284 yardas aéreas y 1 intercepción. No se puede culpar a la falta de esfuerzo de Goff, ya que lanzó el balón 53 veces, completando solo 33 pases. En la Semana 8, me inclino por Goff cuando juegue en casa contra los Raiders, quienes hicieron lucir a Tyson Bagent como un jugador All Pro.
RAHEEM “BUST-ERT” (RB35, 6.1 PF)
En Fantasy Football, es imposible no jugar con el RB2, y los Eagles se prepararon para neutralizar el juego de carrera, lo que afectó negativamente la ofensiva total de los Dolphins. La congestión en la línea de golpeo solo le permitió correr 45 yardas y hacer 1 recepción para otras 6 yardas. La buena noticia es que ni Jeff Wilson ni Ahmed representan una amenaza para Mostert, quien debería volver a tener mejores actuaciones esta semana contra los Pats.
AMARI “TE DUELE” COOPER (WR63, 4.2 PF)
Cooper didn’t see much action until the end of the game, finishing as the target leader with 8, but unfortunately only made 2 receptions for 22 yards. There was a bit of “droptitis” on Amari’s part, and some poor passes, but his situation is not a cause for concern. I just hope that Watson returns soon to improve the quality of those targets. I consider him a Top 24 WR for Week 8 against the Seahawks.
TYLER “HIGBEE-NAS NOCHES” (TE35, 1.7 PF)
I believe this is the first time that all the expected TEs delivered good performances. On TE’s day, most of them shone, except for a few like Higbee, who only had 3 targets for 1 reception and 7 yards. With the return of Kupp and the marvel of Puka, Higbee should be on waivers and stay there until further notice. If you need a TE, look for Taysom Hill, as they are finally using him as one.
Si hay algún héroe o villano sobre el que te gustaría discutir o crees que olvidé, por favor escríbeme en Twitter a @alpanseque y estaré encantado de hablarlo contigo.
Thank you for reading and see you next week.
