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It’s that time of week again, where Jack Miller highlights players to both buy and sell ahead of Week 10. Which category does Raheem Mostert fall into?
Finally back to full health, Aaron Jones handled 24 touches in Sunday’s win over the Rams. Is he someone we can rely upon down the stretch for RB1-type production? Jack Miller makes note of the Week 9 usage trends that mattered.
De’Von Achane popped in limited action earlier this season. The rookie is due back after the Dolphins’ Week 10 bye, so he’s a player worth buying in season-long fantasy leagues if you can swing it. Jack Miller gives a few names to buy and sell ahead of Week 9.
Chuba Hubbard has been nipping at Miles Sanders’ heels all season. In Week 8, he finally overtook him for the RB1 spot in Carolina. However, Hubbard didn’t do much with the opportunity. What trends like this were notable from this weekend’s NFL action? Jack Miller explains.
Tee Higgins has one game with over 21 receiving yards this season. But out of Cincinnati’s bye week, he should be the healthiest he’s been all season. Jack Miller says this is a prime buying opportunity for the talented 24-year-old. Miller’s Week 8 buy/sell candidates are here.
Zack Moss continues to be a thorn in Jonathan Taylor’s side. Can JT pull away from the pesky fourth-year back down the stretch and help lead fantasy teams to titles? Jack Miller recaps an eventful Week 7 with a focus on usage.
Looking to inject some fantasy juice into your season-long team’s veins? Look no future than Jack Miller’s buy-low targets heading into Week 7.
Drake London is Atlanta’s undisputed No. 1 target, and he’s coming off his best game of 2023. His usage has been strong, unlike the rest of Atlanta’s pass-catching corps. What other trends are crystallizing as the season progresses? Jack Miller takes a closer look.
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