3 NFL Player Prop Bets for Thursday Night Football: Week 9
Miles Sanders has an elite matchup for a touchdown tonight. Which other player props should you consider?
Austan Kas, numberFire
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FanDuel Single-Game Daily Fantasy Football Helper: Week 9 Thursday Night (Eagles at Texans)
Does Miles Sanders have enough upside to be worth using at MVP over Jalen Hurts, and who are the other top plays for Thursday's single-game slate?
Brandon Gdula, numberFire
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Week 9 Fantasy Football Start or Sit: Can the Jets Provide Fantasy Points Against the Bills?
New York is a big underdog. What does it mean for their backfield and pass-catchers? See how the simulations view them -- and all teams -- this week.
Brandon Gdula, numberFire
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Week 8 Fantasy Football Start or Sit: Are All the Dallas Cowboys in Play This Week?
Dak Prescott had an efficient but low-volume return last week. How are the Cowboys shaping up for Week 8?
Brandon Gdula, numberFire
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Week 7 Fantasy Football Start or Sit: Can We Finally Trust the Chiefs' Receivers?
We know to start Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce every week, but are JuJu Smith-Schuster and Marquez Valdes-Scantling moving up the fantasy football ranks even in tough matchups?
Brandon Gdula, numberFire
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Week 5 Fantasy Football Start or Sit: Is Breece Hall Breaking Out?
Breece Hall and a few other running backs saw significant workload shifts in Week 4. What does it mean for Week 5?
Brandon Gdula, numberFire
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Week 3 Fantasy Football Start or Sit: Can We Keep Trusting the Jacksonville Jaguars?
Based on numberFire's Week 3 fantasy football projections, which players are must-starts, considerations, or preferable sits?
Brandon Gdula, numberFire
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Week 2 Fantasy Football Start or Sit: What Should We Do With the Cowboys?
Based on numberFire's Week 2 fantasy football projections, which players are must-starts, considerations, or preferable sits?
Josh Shepardson, numberFire
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3 Fantasy Football Tight End Streamer Options for Week 1
Mo Alie-Cox has a dream matchup against Houston and appears set for a lot of playing time. Which other waiver-wire tight ends can you turn to in Week 1?
Brevin Jordan Status
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Jordan (knee) has been downgraded to out for the remainder of Sunday's regular-season finale versus the Colts.
What it means:
Jordan will finish out the remainder of Sunday's game off the field, effectively ending his 2022 campaign. With the nature and severity of this knee issue still unclear, it will be worth monitoring his injury status heading into this upcoming offseason since Houston is not in contention for a playoff spot. In the short term, Jordan Akins and Teagan Quitoriano will serve as Houston's only available tight ends for the remainder of this Week 18 contest.
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Jordan is questionable tor return to Sunday's game against the Colts with a knee injury.
What it means:
Jordan did not record a target before exiting in the first half, though it's unclear when or how this injury first arose. The second-year tight end caught at least one pass in each of the Texans' previous three contests. With fellow backup O.J. Howard (hip) already inactive, Teagan Quitoriano could be in line for increased usage alongside top tight end Jordan Akins for the time being.
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Jordan caught one of three targets for 20 yards in Sunday's 31-3 loss to Jacksonville in Week 17.
What it means:
Jordan was more involved with Teagan Quitoriano (knee) inactive, but there wasn't much happening in the passing attack, which was held to under 200 passing yards for the eighth time. He entered the game with just three targets over the previous three weeks.
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Jordan caught both of his targets for 21 yards in Saturday's 19-14 win over Tennessee in Week 16.
What it means:
Jordan, who played just five snaps the previous week, was on the field for 36 snaps after Teagan Quitoriano left with a knee injury. Houston had made O.J. Howard inactive, which resulted Jordan receiving his most playing time since Week 9.
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Jordan caught his lone target for nine yards in Sunday's 30-24 overtime loss to the Chiefs.
What it means:
Houston tight ends were prominent in the loss with six red-zone targets and two touchdowns, but Jordan was not part of it. He played just five snaps and has total of 42 over the last three games since returning from a three-week stint as a healthy scratch. Jordan held much promise entering the season after being a productive receiver over the second half of 2021, but he doesn't fit in offensive coordinator Pep Hamilton's scheme, which relies on blocking tight ends to enable an effective rushing attack.
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Jordan caught four of five targets for 46 yards in Sunday's 27-14 loss to Cleveland in Week 13.
What it means:
Week 13 marked the first time in four weeks that Jordan was part of the active roster. After being a healthy inactive for three weeks, Jordan played 24 snaps and was heavily involved as a target. O.J. Howard was made inactive, clearing the way for Jordan's return. While it remains uncertain why Jordan was inactive the previous three weeks, it's assumed his failings as a blocker played a role in the decision.