?6 Wide Receivers With Great Cornerback Matchups in Week 14
Chris Godwin has improved in the latter stages of the season, and he has a great individual matchup this weekend. Which other wideouts could produce high fantasy scores?
Brandon Gdula, numberFire
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Fantasy Football: The Top Touchdown Regression Candidates for 2022 (Wide Receivers)
Which wide receivers should score more often or less often in 2022? Here's what the data has to say.
Matt Kupferle, numberFire
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10 Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Targets Heading Into Week 16
Seeing heavy volume for a third straight game, Amon-Ra St. Brown dominated in Week 15. Who else is worth an add off of waivers for a playoff push?
Matt Kupferle, numberFire
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10 Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Targets Heading Into Week 13
As we gear up for the fantasy football playoffs, who should we look to bolster our squads?
JJ Zachariason, numberFire
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Fantasy Football: The Late-Round Podcast, 10 Trends to Know Before Week 12
This week's 10 Trends episode features talk around David Montgomery?, the Eagles defense, Laviska Shenault?, and more.
Brandon Gdula, numberFire
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10 Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Targets Heading Into Week 12
Cedrick Wilson should be stepping into a big role in time for a Thanksgiving Day matchup with a high total. Who else can we add to our teams?
JJ Zachariason, numberFire
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15 Fantasy Football Transactions for Week 11
How big of an add off the waiver wire is Rhamondre Stevenson this week?
Brandon Gdula, numberFire
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Week 6 Fantasy Football Start or Sit: Navigating the First Week of Byes
Is Josh Jacobs' matchup tough enough to consider benching him in Week 6? See how every player rates out for this week.
Josh Shepardson, numberFire
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4 NFL FanDuel Stacks for Week 5
Daniel Jones and Kadarius Toney are a lower-salary stack that gets you exposure to what could be a shootout. Which other stacks make sense for Week 5?
Jim Sannes, numberFire
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Daily Fantasy Football: Sannes' Situations to Monitor in Week 5
Damien Williams is a locked-in NFL DFS value for this week, and we may get even more options at running back depending on Friday's injury report. Which other situations should we monitor entering Week 5?
Thomas Vecchio, numberFire
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Week 5 Game Scripts to Target in Daily Fantasy Football
The Cardinals and 49ers matchup is set to be a fantasy-friendly environment. Which other games should we look to stack?
Austan Kas, numberFire
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FanDuel Single-Game Daily Fantasy Football Helper: Week 4 Thursday Night (Jaguars at Bengals)
Joe Mixon is dominating the carries in Cincy and could go off tonight in a nice matchup. Who else do you need to have on this single-game slate?
Brandon Gdula, numberFire
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Week 4 Fantasy Football Start or Sit: Which Wide Receivers Are Trending Up?
A few receivers are seeing workload spikes in recent weeks. Who can you trust in your fantasy lineups?
Eli Weiner, numberFire
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Trevor Lawrence Is the Ideal Late-Round Quarterback in Fantasy Football This Season
Lawrence has a chance to be the perfect quarterback for those who wait to take a signal caller. Here's why.
Ryan Kirksey, numberFire
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Fantasy Football: 3 Things We Learned in Week 16
Looking ahead to 2021, which players should we have our eyes on in season-long drafts next summer?
Laviska Shenault Status
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Shenault caught 27 of 32 targets for 272 yards and a touchdown in 13 games this season. He also rushed nine times for 65 yards and another score.
What it means:
Shenault was traded from the Jaguars prior to Week 1. Although he was inactive for Carolina's first two games, Shenault scored a 67-yard touchdown on his team debut. While he had two more plays of 40-plus yards during the season, the strong-running Shenault didn't produce much overall as a reserve receiver in an underwhelming offense, enduring a dip after starting his career with consecutive campaigns of over 650 scrimmage yards.. With 2023 being the final year of his rookie contract, the former second-round pick will strive to expand his role as the Panthers potentially introduce a new coaching staff and starting quarterback this offseason.
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Shenault caught two of three targets for 13 yards and rushed once for seven yards in Sunday's 30-24 loss to the Buccaneers.
What it means:
Shenault struggled to make an impact while fellow depth wideout Shi Smith enjoyed his best game of the season, catching four targets for 70 yards and a score. To end the campaign, Shenault will face a Saints defense that he caught two passes for 90 yards and a touchdown against while making his Panthers debut in Week 3.
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Shenault caught all three of his targets for 53 yards in Week 16's 37-23 win over the Lions.
What it means:
Shenault's output included a long gain of 43 yards. After finishing his last game with no touches, Shenault rebounded well Saturday and now sports three plays of 40-plus yards from his depth wideout role.
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Shenault didn't catch his only target in Sunday's 24-16 loss to the Steelers.
What it means:
Shenault suited up despite being listed with a shoulder injury during the week. Ultimately, though, he only featured for 13 offensive snaps, enabling Shi Smith to assume third-wideout duties for the Panthers.
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Shenault (shoulder) is active for Sunday's game against the Steelers.
What it means:
Shenault was listed as questionable heading into the weekend after the shoulder issue limited his participation in practices Wednesday through Friday, but the versatile wideout ultimately received the green light for Sunday. In the two games since Sam Darnold took over as Carolina's starting quarterback, Shenault has accrued six receptions for 50 yards on six targets while carrying twice for nine yards.
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Shenault (shoulder) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Steelers.
What it means:
Shenault has made a couple huge plays for the Panthers this year but still hasn't seen more than 42 percent of snaps or six targets in any one game. He took more work from No. 3 receiver Shi Smith the past couple weeks, so it's possible Shenault takes the job for himself at some point before the end of the season if his shoulder checks out. Either way, there's no real path to more than four or five targets per game.