Analyze 4 performances before week 14

Week 13 was defined by eye-opening performances from reserve and running players. We even saw the unbeaten team get their first win.

Today, however, we’re discussing some of the long-awaited fantasy performances of fantasy stars.

Here’s my takeaway from week 13.

Chris God-WIN

That is very unfair Tom Brady gets a set of offensive weapons at his disposal. Even more amazing is that each of them has the opportunity to be Bradys ’favorite destination any Sunday.

Apparently last Sunday was Chris Godwins turn to shine.

Godwin had an absolute ball bounce that got 15 receptions at the top of his career to 17 goals at the top of the season at 143 yards. Fifteen receptions! I had to repeat myself to make a dramatic impact; I’m still in shock. He didn’t even have to make a touchdown to get into WR3 this week.

This was just one example of Godwin’s consistency this season.

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He has made it into the top 12 four times and the top 24 six times this year. He also continues to score WR9 points per game and averages a 21 percent goal share. Not to mention he is now Fifth in the receptions, second in the red zone goals and seventh in the receivable yards. Antonio Brown injury and banning should continue to benefit Godwin in the target department.

In short, he is a high-end WR2 with a WR1 above it. You decide him in your lineup regardless of the matches and take advantage of the playoffs.

Kyler Fast

Welcome back, King!

It feels like an eternity since we last saw it Kyler Murray take three games on the field due to an ankle injury. In Weeks 1-7, Murray was at QB4 points per game with a total of 20 touchdowns during that period. Fortunately, his return was worth the wait, Murray was not disappointed.

Looks like he’s healed, throws two skipped touchdowns and rushes to two touchdowns, ending up as QB1. This was the first game of his career where he has made two passes and two plunge. It was also the first game in which Murray scored multiple attack points after week 10 of 2020. Although he threw the lowest 123 yards of the season, he didn’t have to do much because the Cardinals had the game well in their 33-22 hand. victory against the Bears.

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Almost like Murray had an injury he himself to level the playing field.

Despite three misses, he is second among quarterbacks in busy touchdowns (5), 11th innings touchdowns (19) and 10th running yards (205). Murray is an absolute cheat code, and it wouldn’t be surprising if he were in QB1 from now until the end of the season.

It’s good to get you back to Kyler, just try to stay healthy and don’t leave us anymore.

Kittle Me This

We all know that George Kittle is one of the best in the NFL. However, his numbers going into this game may not have been like George Kitty’s. At the time of week 13, he was in the 10th goal line and the 16th goal finish among the tight ends, according to PlayerProfiler. These investments are not terrible now, but they are certainly disappointing given the expectations that fantasy leaders have of Kittle. He has struggled through injuries this season, which has certainly affected his production.

However, he reminded us all of how great power he can be when healthy and exercised.

Despite a loss to the Seahawks, Kittle was confused as a secondary to Seattle. He scored 9 assists in 12 goals at the top of the season, 181 yards and 2 touchdowns, finishing as TE1. There also seemed to be no other receivers on the field, as Kittle saw a ridiculous 40% target share. With Deebo Samuel out, Kittle clearly called dibit to all of Samuel’s destinations. The other two surprising picks from this game were that he had the highest number of yards since Week 3 of 2020 and the first multi-touch game of his career. It was great to see Kittle look like an unstoppable force we all feel and love.

It is unclear how Kittles ’role will affect Samuel’s back line-up, but Kittle should continue to generate TE1 numbers for the rest of the season.

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We are, in fact, going to discuss the Bengals wide receiver, which is not named JaMarr Chase.

Tee Higgins is an example of a receiver that started the season with high expectations, but whose production has been superior for most of the season. Before week 13, Higgins finished 27th in points per game, 35th in goal and 34th in yards. He had had more WR3 than WR2, and had only three weeks this year, ranking in the top 24. It is not a recipe for fantasy success.

Recently, however, Higgins decided that Chase was not the only Bengals receiver able to turn his head.

Higgins destroyed Chargers in a secondary match in Sunday’s loss, snatching 9 of 14 goals at the top of his career at 138 yards and touching and ending up as WR4. Over the past two weeks, Higgins has Cincinnatis WR1, averaging 8 receptions, 11 goals and 126 yards. He has also scored a goal in consecutive weeks when he has not scored a goal after week 2. For reference, Chase has 36 top recipients outside points per game in the last two weeks.

Higgins has experienced a rather impressive comeback lately, but now we have to ask ourselves: can we trust him again?

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Based on his recent production, he should be considered a mid-range WR2 series with a WR1 head. He needs to show more consistency before he becomes a locked start option every week. It’s also possible that Chase will get back on track, which could cut Higgins ’numbers.

Nonetheless, Higgins ’production is coming at the right time, with fantasy playoffs just around the corner. Let’s hope so Joe Burrow feels the same as we fantasy leaders and continues to feed him.

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