Monday Night Football
Baltimore @ New Orleans
Team Totals: Ravens 25, Saints 22.5
Lamar Jackson visits the Superdome missing top WR Rashod Bateman (Lisfranc surgery) and potentially top weapon Mark Andrews (knee/shoulder) while in the midst of something of a slump; Jackson is just fantasy’s overall QB13 since Week 4. I’m still dialing up Jackson as an every-week QB1 starter but have to check box-score expectations a bit based on recent production and attrition in Jackson’s supporting cast. … Gus Edwards (hamstring) looks doubtful to face the Saints on Monday night, clearing the way for Kenyan Drake to handle lead-back duties and Justice Hill to generate attention on one-game DFS slates. … Even if Andrews plays, Isaiah Likely will be TE1 streamable and startable in single-game DFS because he’s now the Ravens’ healthiest productive pass catcher. The Saints play stingy tight end coverage, but Likely moves and is utilized more along the lines of a wide receiver and should see the field a ton here. … Devin Duvernay is a playable WR4/flex at New Orleans. Duvernay should dominate playing time and pass routes run among Ravens wideouts. … Demarcus Robinson, James Proche, DeSean Jackson (practice squad), and TEs Josh Oliver and Nick Boyle round out Baltimore’s pedestrian skill-guy group.
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