While the Bills lick their wounds and the rest of us prepare for Conference Finals weekend, let’s flash forward to the offseason and identify a few players that Fantasy owners would be prudent to target before the start of the 2022 NFL season.
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We know this might be daring to say but will Chase and Burrow lead the Bengals to a Super Bowl victory this season? They have been an amazing dynamic duo, as both LSU products produce at a high clip that defenses can’t stop.
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He’s rostered on 38 per cent of teams in ESPN leagues, and makes for a great waiver wire pickup this week as he’s primed to take advantage of a favorable matchup against the New York Jets. In Week 14 against the Giants, Tagovailoa completed 30-of-41 pass attempts for 244 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions, and will now try to keep the Dolphins firing on all cylinders this weekend.
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After Hilliard’s massive showing against the stingy Patriot defense, now he gets to go up against the Jacksonville Jaguars’ 21st-ranked defense, which is allowing 378 total yards per game, including 116 on the ground. The Jaguars have shown they are susceptible to teams pounding the rock against them.
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Coming off a bye in Week 11, Jefferson turned nine targets into 93 yards receiving with a touchdown. Stafford passed the ball 38 times and tossed three touchdowns in a high scoring showdown against the Packers. In Week 13, the Rams face a struggling Jaguar defense that’s allowing 25.7 points and 258 yards passing per game.
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Last year, Samuel was a key piece of Carolina’s offense, chipping in with short receptions and acting as a constant threat in the run game. He was one of Washington’s big free agent pickups in the offseason, so the coaching staff want him to be a major piece of the attack.
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The star quarterback — who is still dealing with a calf strain, so not guaranteed to even play — gets a difficult draw against a run-funneling Minnesota defense that ranks third in pass DVOA. On the season, the Vikings have managed to pressure opposing quarterbacks 32 per cent of the time, producing a sack rate of 9.3 per cent (both ranked first in the league). Owners should expect a pseudo pitch count for Prescott and a heavier tilt towards the run game.
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