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    Commissioner
    Tue Dec 10 5:51pm ET
    The Playoffs are set. Congrats to Joel and Jamie for winning their divisions earning a bye and scooping up $155 Each.

    Playoff teams each get $55 for making the playoffs: Andy,Paul,Dave,JJ.
    Each will play in a wild card game for $55.
    NFC: Andy vs Paul
    AFC: Dave vs JJ

    TBT 3 week total point tournament. 1st $75 2nd $40 3rd $14 4th option for first pick next year.
    Bob
    Chad
    Craig
    Jake

    Conference championship games next week for $100 to each winner
    NFC Joel Vs Wild card winner
    AFC Jamie vs Wild card winner

    Losers of Wild card game will play for $35

    SB week NFC VS AFC $150
    3rd place game $60

    Full breakdown to come down the road.
    Good luck as everyone has a shot for some cash.

    Bob

    Commissioner
    Mon Nov 18 1:09pm ET
    Hello,

    2nd report thru week 10.

    7.5 ANDY
    17.25 BOB
    10 PAUL
    8 CHAD
    11.75 CRAIG
    8.5 DAVE
    7 JAMIE
    15.25 JAKE
    6 JJ
    0.5 JOEL

    $92

    Remember this is paid to the highest point getter in the regular season for QB.RB.WR.TE.DEF.K




    NFC, Joel is running away with the NFC taking no prisoners as the weeks roll on. Everyone is still in the running to make the playoffs but that will change in the next few weeks. Points of mention ANDY with an incredible week. Coming close to the highest week of all time. I guess I should of put the jinx on him earlier in the week LOL



    AFC Jamie still leading the way looking to take the division with ease, JJ and Dave have almost locked up the next two spots. Bob and Jake look to be making a reservation for the toilet bowl. Who wants to join them from the NFC?



    Remember top 3 from each division make the playoffs and the rest will play in the 5th annual toilet bowl tournament. Highest points over the last 3 weeks wins followed by 2nd 3rd last. This payout is determined by amount entered into the pot like every year


    TOP PLAYERS

    QB
    Lamar Paul 379.35
    Burrow Dave 336.10
    Baker Jake 322.85
    Note all 3 have bye left which includes this week 11 for Baker.


    RB
    Henry Craig 326.80
    Barkley Joel 289.20157.70
    Kamara Jake 284.70


    WR
    Chase Andy 148.50
    JJ Jamie 193.00
    Wilson JJ 188.20

    TE
    Kittle Jake 146.00
    Bowers Bob 136.50
    Kelce Dave 135.30


    K
    Fairbairn Andy 155.80
    Aubrey Dave 139.80



    DEF
    Bills Craig 135.00
    Saints Jamie 101.00
    Jets JJ 96.00


    I think everyone else is out of it do to pick ups




    1 BIG WEEK-
    BIG WEEK – ANDY WK 10 243.30 +$20

    2 LOW WEEKS - DAVE WK 4 88.4 and JAMIE WK 7 88.80 -$10 each

    WEEKLY HIGH SCORES $5 each

    Andy
    Paul
    Chad
    Dave 2x
    Jake 2x
    JJ 2x
    Joel



    REMINDER of who has money Carryover from last year.

    Paul $47
    Chad $122

    Back to the normal cut and paste information.

    Good news I have set up multiple online payment accounts so going forward I am hoping to clean out the drawer filled with old $ that has been in the envelope for 5+ YEARS and settle everyone out at the end of the year. (however you want to leave it in the drawer for next year that is fine as that is less money you need to have available for the next season)


    League money this year for each is $100 for the league & $10 for the site ($100 total which I paid)
    Your nickels lost, $10 for each of the 2 low weeks currently and $2 each transition.


    100+10+Nickels+Low Wk+Trans=Total amt due
    I believe I have the league set up to show your total due With the $10 for the league
    Nickels and high/low weeks I add in manually.

    (but if is wrong my apologies) I have the official spread sheet at home.

    REMEMBER IF YOU NEED LINE UP CHANGES ETC PLEASE TEXT ME and even if I do not reply right that second it will be time stamped and I will make the adjustments. If you can either let your playing partner know by posting a message if I don’t reply right away that is always helpful.

    Also if you have a player that is GAME TIME and you are not at your phone ETC> talk to your playing partner send a message in the text thread or on the message board. No one sure be penalized for a game time decision. We all have lives most with kids and activities and this is a fun league. Just note something like this…. IF COOK is active I start him if inactive I would like XYZ.


    Remember if you need help or have questions text me @ 262-422-5111.
    See you on the gridiron,

    Bob
    Commissioner
    Fri Oct 18 9:35am ET
    Hello,

    1st report thru week 6.

    4.75 ANDY
    8 BOB
    5 PAUL
    4 CHAD
    4.25 CRAIG
    6.5 DAVE
    3 JAMIE
    10 JAKE
    6 JJ
    0.05 JOEL

    $52

    Remember this is paid to the highest point getter in the regular season for QB.RB.WR.TE.DEF.K

    Nickes have been hitting the floor with some major blow outs this year and then there is Joel. I could not even round his to the nearest .25 because he has only lost his 2 game by a combined .95 points… that must be some kind of a record and if you ask him I am sure he will tell you all about it. 😊 Overall $52 in the pot over 6 weeks with Jake and Bob leading the way with $18 of that. You are welcome.





    NFC, with those 2 losses by less than 1PT Joel leads the division but is tied with Craig at 4-2. Followed by Andy and Paul at 3-3. Clearly this division is wide open. Bringing up the rear is Chad a perennial power house has found his way to the bottom at 1-5. Good thing there is plenty of time to make up some ground and push for a playoff spot as the top 3 from each division go to the playoffs.



    AFC Jamie I am in 69 FF leagues leads the way at a league leading 5-1 (maybe because people only score 800.65 points against him this year…. Im just saying but none the less 5 wins is very impressive at this point. Will his luck continue we shall see. Right behind him we have Dave 4-2 who is just as lucky as Jamie only facing 811.15 points this year. Doc Kach and JJ fighting for that 3rd spot at 3-3 and 2-4 respectively. And yours truly bring up the rear having faced the 2nd hardest schedule to date behind the DOC’s at 1005.80 points against.


    Lots of time left for some major shake ups in the standings as we are knee deep in the bye weeks etc.


    Remember top 3 from each division make the playoffs and the rest will play in the 5th annual toilet bowl tournament. Highest points over the last 3 weeks wins followed by 2nd 3rd last. This payout is determined by amount entered into the pot like every year


    TOP PLAYERS

    QB
    Lamar Paul 219.55
    Baker Jake 200.15
    Joe B Dave 196.50


    RB
    Henry Craig 212.00
    Kamara Jake 185.50
    Barkley Joel 157.70

    WR
    Chase Andy 148.50
    Godwin Joel 143.60
    Collins Jake 131.70

    TE
    Kittle Jake 86.30
    Bowers Bob 84.90
    Kmet JJ 78.90


    K
    Aubrey Dave 113.10
    Fairbairn Andy 100.30


    DEF
    Steelers Joel 86.00
    Bills Craig 74.00
    Jets JJ 70.00
    Saints Jamie 70.00

    I think everyone else is out of it do to pick ups




    1 BIG WEEK-
    BIG WEEK – JJ WK 3 211.35 +$20

    2 LOW WEEKS - Paul WK 2 90.25 and Dave WK 4 88.40 -$10 each

    Good chance the low weeks will get even lower.
    Lots of teams have scored over 200 this year with the added points



    WEEKLY HIGH SCORES $5 each

    Paul
    Dave
    Jake 2x
    JJ
    Joel



    REMINDER of who has money Carryover from last year.

    Paul $47
    Chad $122

    Back to the normal cut and paste information.

    Good news I have set up multiple online payment accounts so going forward I am hoping to clean out the drawer filled with old $ that has been in the envelope for 5+ YEARS and settle everyone out at the end of the year. (however you want to leave it in the drawer for next year that is fine as that is less money you need to have available for the next season)


    League money this year for each is $100 for the league & $10 for the site ($100 total which I paid)
    Your nickels lost, $10 for each of the 2 low weeks currently and $2 each transition.


    100+10+Nickels+Low Wk+Trans=Total amt due
    I believe I have the league set up to show your total due With the $10 for the league
    Nickels and high/low weeks I add in manually.

    (but if is wrong my apologies) I have the official spread sheet at home.

    REMEMBER IF YOU NEED LINE UP CHANGES ETC PLEASE TEXT ME and even if I do not reply right that second it will be time stamped and I will make the adjustments. If you can either let your playing partner know by posting a message if I don’t reply right away that is always helpful.

    Also if you have a player that is GAME TIME and you are not at your phone ETC> talk to your playing partner send a message in the text thread or on the message board. No one sure be penalized for a game time decision. We all have lives most with kids and activities and this is a fun league. Just note something like this…. IF COOK is active I start him if inactive I would like XYZ.


    Remember if you need help or have questions text me @ 262-422-5111.
    See you on the gridiron,

    Bob
    Commissioner
    Thu Oct 17 10:37am ET
    Looks like the system kicked out Coopers score. He did score 8.2 points 4 catches for 42 yards and with the points it would award Andy the win. I am making this note in case the system does not self correct as the week goes on. some times when players get traded the system gets messed up.
    Commissioner
    Wed Sep 4 9:04am ET
    Waiver wire set to draft order. tumbler from here on like always
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  • Fantasy Playoff Week 2Scoreboard
    Chad Harck (4-10)166.70
    Craig Brath (6-8)136.60F
    Bob Hall (4-10)206.70
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    Andy Todryk (8-6)122.00
    Dave Hall (8-6)148.10
  • Player Notes
    Kendrick Bourne Dec 23 2:50am ET
    Kendrick Bourne

    New England Patriots wide receiver Kendrick Bourne converted his two targets into two receptions for 18 yards during Sunday's Week 16 loss to the Buffalo Bills. The veteran pass-catcher was dependable when Drake Maye threw his way, but that didn't happen too often on Sunday evening. This was Bourne's worst outing since Week 8 and will keep him off the fantasy radar going forward. On a positive note, he did play 69.8 percent of the offensive snaps on Sunday, which was his highest mark since Week 9 against the Tennessee Titans (and his third-highest mark through 10 games this season). Moving forward, Bourne can be left on fantasy waivers. He faces the Los Angeles Chargers next Saturday afternoon in Massachusetts.

    From RotoBaller

    Hunter Henry Dec 23 2:50am ET
    Hunter Henry

    New England Patriots tight end Hunter Henry caught four of his nine targets for 39 yards and one touchdown during Sunday's Week 16 loss to the Buffalo Bills. The veteran tight end finished as Drake Maye's top target, playing 83.6 percent of the offensive snaps along the way, but he hauled in fewer than half of the passes thrown his way. On a positive note, Henry did find the end zone, breaking an eight-game scoreless streak. He posted double-digit fantasy points (PPR) for the seventh time this season and will continue to rank as a low-end TE1 when he faces his old team, the Los Angeles Chargers, next Sunday in New England.

    From RotoBaller

    Austin Hooper Dec 23 2:50am ET
    Austin Hooper

    New England Patriots tight end Austin Hooper caught four of his five targets for 55 yards during Sunday's Week 16 loss to the Buffalo Bills. It has been fascinating to watch him take on a larger role in the Patriots' offense without detracting much from Hunter Henry's volume, productivity, or fantasy value. Over his last six games, Hooper has 22 catches, 293 yards, and two touchdowns, out-producing Henry in yards, touchdowns, and fantasy points (PPR) during that span. That's not to say that Hooper should be started over Henry going forward, but it's at least justification to consider adding him off waivers in deeper fantasy leagues. After all, he has shown that he can produce consistently, tallying at least 6.8 fantasy points in each of his last six games. Hooper should continue to rank as a mid-range fantasy TE2 heading into next Saturday's battle with the Los Angeles Chargers.

    From RotoBaller

    Kayshon Boutte Dec 23 2:40am ET
    Kayshon Boutte

    New England Patriots wide receiver Kayshon Boutte caught five of his seven targets for 95 yards and one touchdown during Sunday's Week 16 loss to the Buffalo Bills. This was the best game of Boutte's young career, topping his showing from Week 6 when he totaled 59 yards and a touchdown in quarterback Drake Maye's first career start. Ever since that game, Maye and Boutte have shown flashes of a connection, with the young receiver consistently playing more than 80 percent of the offensive snaps. It came together in the form of a big game this Sunday, with Boutte's best play being a 28-yard touchdown that opened the scoring in the first quarter. It's unclear whether the LSU product will be able to replicate this showing next week against the Los Angeles Chargers, but at the very least, he deserves to rise in fantasy rankings. Boutte is a low-end WR4 option heading into next Saturday's battle with the Bolts.

    From RotoBaller

    Demario Douglas Dec 23 2:40am ET
    Demario Douglas

    New England Patriots wide receiver DeMario Douglas caught four of his five targets for 33 yards during Sunday's Week 16 loss to the Buffalo Bills. The dependable slot receiver continued to demonstrate his rapport with Drake Maye, but he was still less productive than Kayshon Boutte, Austin Hooper, and Hunter Henry in the pass-catching department. New England does not have an alpha receiver, but they have enough dispersed talent in the passing game that it has become challenging to trust Douglas (or any Patriots wide receiver) on a weekly basis. If there's one thing working in the 24-year-old's favor, it's his increased role around the goal line. He scored a touchdown last week against the Arizona Cardinals, and he was so close to finding the end zone again this Sunday, but replay review determined that Douglas' alleged one-yard touchdown grab actually came loose and hit the ground before he had full control. Regardless of the officials' ruling, it's promising to see Maye look Douglas' way in key situations, especially as the Patriots' offense shows more and more signs of life down the stretch. Douglas ranks as a fantasy WR4 with legitimate WR3 upside. He can be started in fantasy leagues with at least 14 teams when he takes on the Los Angeles Chargers next Saturday.

    From RotoBaller

    Antonio Gibson Dec 23 2:30am ET
    Antonio Gibson

    New England Patriots running back Antonio Gibson rushed 10 times for just 28 yards during Sunday's Weke 16 loss to the Buffalo Bills. He also caught two passes for eight yards through the air. Gibson saw his largest workload since Week 6, but it was all for naught as he mustered just 2.8 yards per carry and was not much of a factor in the passing game. Along the way, Gibson went 0-for-3 on third- and fourth-down conversions, failing to pick up short yardage and move the chains in critical spots. The 26-year-old may continue to earn more snaps after teammate Rhamondre Stevenson coughed up his third fumble of the season on Sunday, but Gibson is still not a dependable fantasy option in leagues with 14 teams or less.

    From RotoBaller

    Drake Maye Dec 23 2:30am ET
    Drake Maye

    New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye completed 22 of his 36 pass attempts for 261 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception during Sunday's Week 16 loss to the Buffalo Bills. He also took two sacks, rushed six times for 30 yards on the ground, and was charged with a lost fumble. There's a lot to unpack from Sunday's divisional loss, but let's start with the good news. Maye nearly out-dueled Josh Allen in this contest, pulling his Patriots out to an early 14-0 lead before Buffalo stormed back and managed to hold off a late comeback effort. The rookie signal-caller had his first multi-touchdown game and highest yardage total since Week 11, as well as his best fantasy showing since Week 7. On a less positive note, turnovers continue to be an issue for Maye, who was charged with two on Sunday. His interception was a costly mistake in the end zone, where the No. 3 pick deserved all the blame for throwing to a lurking defender, ending a scoring drive. His fumble was even more costly as it led to a Bills touchdown, but he doesn't deserve all the blame. Backed up against his own end zone, Maye faced heavy pressure, panicked, and dumped the ball off to Rhamondre Stevenson. However, in the mayhem, Stevenson was unable to catch the ball, and it bounced into the end zone. Officials decided the throw was a lateral, which Buffalo promptly recovered for six points and a huge scoring swing. Evidently, there is a lot that Maye will need to clean up before returning to the field against the Los Angeles Chargers on Saturday, but he also showed flashes of progress that should make fans and fantasy managers optimistic. He will check in as a high-end fantasy QB2 for next week's contest against the Bolts.

    From RotoBaller

    Rhamondre Stevenson Dec 23 2:20am ET
    Rhamondre Stevenson

    New England Patriots running back Rhamondre Stevenson rushed 12 times for 60 yards and one touchdown during Sunday's Week 16 loss to the Buffalo Bills. He also caught a 13-yard pass and lost a fumble. Stevenson's showing in Buffalo was a tale of highs and lows. On a positive note, he found the end zone and mustered an impressive five yards per carry. Less ideal, however, was his costly fumble that could have been the difference-maker in a one-score game. He made another mistake that didn't show up on the stat sheet when he couldn't corral a backward pass from Drake Maye, leading to an easy Buffalo scoop-and-score touchdown. Stevenson certainly has some things to clean up before next Saturday's game against the Los Angeles Chargers, but if he can get back in the end zone without fumbling the ball, he'll rank as a high-end RB3 option for fantasy football.

    From RotoBaller

    Jake Ferguson Dec 23 1:40am ET
    Jake Ferguson

    Dallas Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson caught six of his nine targets for 40 yards during Sunday's Week 16 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The 25-year-old took advantage of his matchup against a Buccaneers defense that has struggled against opposing tight ends in 2024, delivering his best fantasy finish since Week 9. Ferguson may have helped fantasy managers punch a ticket to the fantasy championship this week, but we're less optimistic about his outlook for Week 17 when he faces the Philadelphia Eagles, who have allowed the 11th-fewest fantasy points to opposing tight ends this year.

    From RotoBaller

    CeeDee Lamb Dec 23 1:30am ET
    CeeDee Lamb

    Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb caught seven of his eight targets for 105 yards during Sunday's Week 16 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The 25-year-old has remained productive with Cooper Rush under center, delivering steady WR1-caliber numbers over the last three weeks. Fantasy managers should continue to start their studs, including Lamb, as the playoffs continue. However, managers should also temper expectations next week as Lamb takes on the Philadelphia Eagles, who have one of the NFL's best secondaries in terms of limiting opposing receivers' fantasy points. The last time he faced Philadelphia, the Cowboys' top receiver caught just six of 10 targets for just 21 yards through the air.

    From RotoBaller

    Michael Pittman Jr. Dec 23 1:20am ET
    Michael Pittman Jr.

    Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. caught 2-of-3 targets for 19 yards and no touchdowns in a 38-30 win over the Titans on Sunday. With Jonathan Taylor running wild on the Tennessee defense, quarterback Anthony Richardson wasn't tasked with airing it out much in this one, completing only seven passes in the game. Josh Downs returned to being the "preferred" receiving option in this one, logging three catches on four targets, but both receivers probably have a similar chance to lead the receiving corps next week. In Week 17, the Colts will take on the Giants, a defense that has been good at limiting fantasy production to receivers but one of the worst against running backs, so look for Taylor and Richardson to carry the load again next Sunday. That likely leaves Pittman Jr. as a dicey WR3/4 option with fantasy championships on the line.

    From RotoBaller

    Rico Dowdle Dec 23 1:20am ET
    Rico Dowdle

    Dallas Cowboys running back Rico Dowdle rushed for just 23 yards on 13 carries during Sunday's Week 16 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He also caught each of his three targets for an additional 28 yards through the air. Although Dowdle's pass-catching work was solid, his inefficiency on the ground counteracted some of the production he delivered through the air. Even in PPR leagues, this was Dowdle's worst fantasy outing since he took over as the Cowboys' No. 1 running back over veteran Ezekiel Elliott. The 26-year-old gets another tough matchup next week against the Philadelphia Eagles, who held Brian Robinson Jr. to just 24 rushing yards and two fumbles on Sunday.

    From RotoBaller

    Cooper Rush Dec 23 1:10am ET
    Cooper Rush

    Dallas Cowboys quarterback Cooper Rush completed 26 of 35 pass attempts for 292 yards, one touchdown, and zero interceptions during Sunday's Week 16 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He took just one sack in the effort. All in all, this was a solid showing for Rush. While fantasy managers would have liked to see him pad his stats with one more touchdown, it's tough to complain about nearly 300 yards and turnover-free football. The 31-year-old signal-caller helped fantasy managers in a huge way on Sunday night, but his path gets much tougher next week against a Philadelphia Eagles secondary that has been one of the NFL's best this year.

    From RotoBaller

    Tyler Allgeier Dec 23 1:00am ET
    Tyler Allgeier

    Atlanta Falcons running back Tyler Allgeier logged 11 carries in Sunday's 34-7 win over the Giants as the offense leaned heavily on the run game in Michael Penix Jr.'s first start, however, the 24-year-old managed to gain just 22 scoreless yards (2.0 YPR) on those opportunities. Meanwhile, backfield mate Bijan Robinson was able to gain 94 yards on 22 attempts (4.3 YPR) and found paydirt twice. Allgeier added one catch for nine yards in the contest, but overall it was a bland performance so hopefully managers still alive in the fantasy playoffs were able to find other worthy substitutes if needed. The BYU product gets a juicy matchup versus the Commanders' rush defense that is one of the worst in the league in yielding fantasy production to running backs, but the third-year pro is likely no better than a low-end flex play in Week 17.

    From RotoBaller

    Ryan Miller Dec 23 1:00am ET
    Ryan Miller

    Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Ryan Miller caught two passes for 17 yards and one touchdown during Sunday's Week 16 loss to the Dallas Cowboys. The Furman product has not been a dependable fantasy option this season, but he has shown promise at times. In Week 8, he converted five targets into three receptions. The next week, he caught his first career touchdown. One week later, he played 85 percent of the snaps. As the Buccaneers scrambled to replace Chris Godwin (ankle), Miller was one of the candidates to get more involved, but he's still a few rungs below players like Jalen McMillan, Sterling Shepard, and Trey Palmer in the pecking order.

    From RotoBaller

    Ray-Ray McCloud Dec 23 1:00am ET
    Ray-Ray McCloud

    Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Ray-Ray McCloud III was limited to just 19 yards in Sunday's 34-7 win over the Giants, hauling in three of the four targets he saw from rookie quarterback Michael Penix Jr. It wasn't a great day for fantasy for the Falcon wideouts in the young QBs first start as Atlanta leaned heavily on the rushing attack with the running backs logging 33 attempts in the contest. Now, after a three-game stretch of heavier-than-normal involvement, McCloud III has had back-to-back duds with a total of four catches for 33 yards combined in the last two games. The 28-year-old will get a somewhat easier matchup in Week 17 versus a middle-of-the-road Washington pass defense, but hopefully managers have other options at this point.

    From RotoBaller

    Bucky Irving Dec 23 12:50am ET
    Bucky Irving

    Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Bucky Irving rushed for 68 yards and one touchdown on 16 carries during Sunday's Week 16 loss to the Dallas Cowboys. He also caught all three of his targets for an additional 24 yards through the air. Although the Buccaneers were upset on the road by the Cowboys, Irving still had a good game, breaking several tackles and scoring a touchdown to keep his fantasy managers happy. Perhaps most importantly, he had 16 carries while Rachaad White had just three. It's safe to say that Irving has officially taken over as the Buccaneers' primary ball-carrier, and he'll continue to rank as a high-end RB2 option in fantasy football going forward. He should be started in all leagues when the Buccaneers take on the Carolina Panthers next week.

    From RotoBaller

    Josh Downs Dec 23 12:50am ET
    Josh Downs

    Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Josh Downs caught three of four targets for 61 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 38-30 win over the Titans. While it doesn't sound like much, the three catches were a team-high and so were the targets and the yardage total as quarterback Anthony Richardson was asked to throw the ball just 11 times in the game while the rushing attack racked up 335 yards. The 23-year-old has three catches in three consecutive games and at least three in 11 of the 12 games he's played, giving him a reliable floor. However, with meager yardage totals more often than not and sporadic TDs, it'll be hard to trust him next week in fantasy championships as anything more than a WR3 in a showdown with the Giants. New York has been surprisingly good at limiting wide receivers in fantasy production, perhaps in part because they are awful against the run, so Richardson and Jonathan Taylor will likely be relied upon to carry the load again.

    From RotoBaller

    Payne Durham Dec 23 12:50am ET
    Payne Durham

    Tampa Bay Buccaneers tight end Payne Durham caught five of his seven targets for 29 yards during Sunday's Week 16 loss to the Dallas Cowboys. The 24-year-old has primarily operated in a depth role for most of this season, but he was given increased opportunities to produce this week with Cade Otton (knee) sidelined. A product of Purdue, Durham more than doubled his season-long production on Sunday night alone, but he'll likely return to a depth role off the fantasy radar if Otton returns in Week 17 against the Carolina Panthers.

    From RotoBaller

    Jalen McMillan Dec 23 12:50am ET
    Jalen McMillan

    Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Jalen McMillan caught five of his seven targets for 57 yards and one touchdown during Sunday's Week 16 loss to the Dallas Cowboys. The rookie has been a terrific contributor for Tampa Bay this season, filling in admirably as the team's No. 2 wide receiver with Chris Godwin (ankle) done for the year. McMillan has come on particularly strong lately, catching 14 passes for 191 yards and four touchdowns over his last three games. He has found the end zone in three consecutive contests, cementing himself as a very strong WR3/FLEX option moving forward. He should continue to be started in most leagues ahead of next week's matchup against the Carolina Panthers.

    From RotoBaller

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