Fantasy Football Usage Report: Week 14 Waiver, Swap and Drop Candidates | Fantasy Football news, rankings and predictions

Volume is king fantasy football, and this report will help you understand which players are more or less payable according to their role. It’s a great way to know who is outperforming (selling a lot) and who’s worse (buying low) based on historical data tied to metrics that we know increase volume.

• Total risk: Which teams allow for winning and efficiency in game scripts
• Quarters: How involved each quarterback is in the running game and who opens the back of their gun
• Running backs: Which backs deal with early bills, short runs and feeds
• Tight heads: Who drives enough routes and achieves critical goals on a route-by-route basis
• Receivers: Which receivers are on most routes and operate extensively within the crime

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WEEK 13 SHOES

Waiver thread

RB Rhamondre Stevenson is surprisingly available with 40-60% drop – off yarns and may be in line with the extended workload after the week 14 hoop if Damien Harris (thigh band) is not ready. Although Harris is ready, Stevenson has injured a third from the backfield and looks more effective as the season progresses. FAB: 95% +

RB JaMycal Hasty could play a major role in the rush of elites in week 14 if Elijah Mitchell (concussion) and Jeff Wilson Jr. (knee) can’t play. We probably don’t have enough information before the exceptions happen, but this FAB number may need to be raised or lowered. FAB: 10-20%

WR Russell Gage there are three consecutive top 36 goals against the TPRR elite man (27%) and zone (26%). In addition, his 59% openness to an individual man leads to NFL receivers with at least 200 routes. FAB: 50% +

WR Julio Jones is eligible to return to action in week 14 and could be the center of the Titans’ transient attack until AJ Brown returns. The veteran has underestimated the boxing points so far this season, but his YPRR is over two (2.18) and his TPRR of 20% is still stable where he is in his career. FAB: 50% +

WR DeVante Parker was able to create a solid role with pass-happy Dolphins. He’s goodbye in week 14, but is top-notch WR4 from week 15 onwards. FAB: 10-20%

TE Tyler Conklin released a tight finish to the top six thanks to an expanded role with Adam Thielen (high ankle) leaving the game. As long as Thielen is gone, expect Conklin to see the value rise. FAB: 5-10%

Sell ​​high

TE Zach Ertz faces several challenges to remain relevant as Cardinals receivers recover. Ertz, Christian Kirk and Rondale Moore are struggling for coin opportunities, and Arizona is a tough attack so far. He’s a top-notch TE2 going forward.

Buy cheap

RB Najee Harris ranks in this list for the second consecutive week after finishing third in four weeks in the top 12. Its utilization rate remains astronomically good despite efficiency challenges. He is Leonard Fournette in the smaller attack and is midfield RB1.

Updates

RB Leonard Fournette has taken over possession from Giovani Bernard and dominates the backfield with arguably the best attack in football. He is among the top five elsewhere.

RB Josh Jacobs played a season record of 93% of starts, including passes, with Kenya Drake dropping out of the game. Drake is out of season, and Jacobs, who has been more active in the passing game lately, is aiming for an all-down role. Jalen Richard is likely to steal a few glances, but Jacobs is a top-notch RB2 that is going to stretch.

WR Diontae JohnsonThe occupancy rate behind the game has been awesome all season, and now his boxes are catching up. Roethlisberger’s favorite receiver for each coverage method has passed the 30% target share threshold in seven of the 11 competitions. As a result, Johnson is a cheap WR1 in fantasy playoffs.

See the team summaries below for more update news on Tee Higgins, David Montgomery, Javonte Williams, Antonio Gibson and more.

You reduce

RB Ezekiel Elliott is in a 60/40 time division, and Tony Pollard sees action in all situations. The knee problem may be the reason for the shortening of playing time, but until we see the reverse of this trend, Elliott will fall into RB2 mode.

RB Saquon Barkley sees top – notch occupancy, but the Giants are just as bad at attacking. He drops to top-notch RB2 status, but could jump back into the RB1 debate if New York gets an attack at least on the neutral side instead.

WR Expenditure Bateman has lost playing time to Sammy Watkins, and the lack of routes makes him a WR5 secret game. Keep him out of lineup in week 14.

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