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Geno Smith threw three touchdowns in Week 7 and gets a soft Las Vegas defense next, with rookie Omar Cooper Jr. giving the passing game some juice. He's rostered in under 10% of leagues, which is too low for a streamer with this matchup. FAAB: 2-5%.

Malik Willis carries a streamer's dream floor: he has run at least eight times in three of his last four games, and he added two touchdowns Sunday. That rushing volume plus a get-right matchup against New England makes him a sneaky one-week play. FAAB: 3-7%.

Brock Bowers is the Raiders' primary tight end option, with Michael Mayer settling in as the second option behind him. Bowers is part of the pass-leaning script that rookie quarterback Fernando Mendoza would inherit if promoted.

Michael Mayer has quietly settled in as the Raiders' second option behind Brock Bowers, posting three games above 10.5 half-PPR points since Bowers returned, each with seven or more targets. The matchup matters a lot here, and at the Jets it's a playable streaming week. FAAB: 5-10%.

Brenton Strange returns from the bye as a high-end TE2, having rattled off three straight seven-plus target games and 19 catches over his last three. He's establishing himself as one of Lawrence's favorite targets. FAAB: 8-15%.

Stefon Diggs is a top target for Jayden Daniels alongside Chig Okonkwo, but Okonkwo actually out-gained Diggs on equal targets in Week 7.

Chig Okonkwo is the priority add at the position. He has 13 targets, 11 catches and 129 yards over the last two weeks, and with McLaurin done for the year he's set up as a top target for Jayden Daniels alongside Stefon Diggs. He actually out-gained Diggs on equal targets in Week 7. FAAB: 10-18%.

Rashid Shaheed left Sunday with a knee injury, which could open up target opportunities for Cooper Kupp in the Seattle passing game.

Cooper Kupp is worth a late add after Rashid Shaheed left Sunday with a knee injury. If Shaheed misses time, Kupp climbs the Seattle target hierarchy on Monday night against Chicago. Hold the add loosely until Shaheed's status firms up. FAAB: 2-5%.

Travis Hunter is a speculative dart tied to the deadline. He caught all four targets for 59 yards and a score on just nine offensive snaps back in Week 6, and if Brian Thomas Jr. is dealt, Hunter's route share grows in a top-ten offense. Jacksonville returns from its bye against Indianapolis. FAAB: 2-5%.

Terry McLaurin is out for the year, which opens up receiving opportunities for Antonio Williams and other Commanders receivers.

Antonio Williams moves up the board with Terry McLaurin out for the year. The rookie led Washington's receivers in snaps and routes before the bye, and a pass-leaning offense that will likely be chasing points sets up a WR4 role with upside. He draws Philadelphia on Sunday night. FAAB: 8-15%.

Caleb Douglas has popped in both games he's finished, catching two of three targets for 70 yards and two scores Sunday after a 94-yard Week 1. The rookie profiles as Miami's clearest perimeter target the rest of the way, which carries week-to-week risk in a bad offense but a real role against New England. FAAB: 10-18%.

Omar Cooper Jr. is the must-add of the week where he's still out there, and at 48% rostered he may not be. The first-round rookie has back-to-back 100-yard, touchdown games since returning from IR (19.3 and 20.0 half-PPR), and the Jets are clearly funneling him red-zone looks. He's a WR3 with real upside against Las Vegas. FAAB: 30-50%.

Chase Brown still owns the snaps and early downs for the Bengals, but Samaje Perine is eating into his work near the goal line and stealing touchdowns, indicating a potential shift in the split if Cincinnati's offense stays stuck.

Samaje Perine keeps eating into Chase Brown's work near the goal line, stealing a touchdown Sunday and logging fourteen carries two weeks ago. Brown still owns the snaps and early downs, so this is a handcuff bet that the split keeps shifting if Cincinnati's offense stays stuck. FAAB: 2-5%.

Jeremiyah Love is sidelined with an ankle injury but could return as early as this week, which would limit Bam Knight's value in the Cardinals backfield.

Bam Knight has been the more effective Cardinals runner with Jeremiyah Love sidelined, piling up 161 scrimmage yards on 27 touches over the last two weeks at a far better clip than his committee-mates. However, the source is not sure how much longer he'll keep value as Love could return as early as this week. FAAB: 5-10%.

Quinshon Judkins was out-run by Dylan Sampson in routes and targets after Sampson returned from IR, indicating a shift in the Browns' passing-down back role.

Dylan Sampson returned from IR and looks like Cleveland's clear passing-down back, playing all twelve snaps in the two-minute drill and out-running Quinshon Judkins in routes and targets while mixing in six carries. He projects for six to twelve touches with more value when the Browns are chasing points, which could be often at Pittsburgh. FAAB: 5-10%.

J.K. Dobbins' nine carries matched Jonah Coleman and R.J. Harvey combined in the Broncos backfield, indicating a three-way split.

R.J. Harvey's nine carries matched Jonah Coleman and J.K. Dobbins combined in the Broncos backfield. The source's lean is Coleman is the favorite to take over the early-down work while Harvey stays in the passing-down role.

Jonah Coleman is the top add on the board. The rookie came straight off IR and immediately led the Denver backfield in snaps, with his nine carries matching R.J. Harvey and J.K. Dobbins combined, and Sean Payton said afterward he has to "get him more touches." The source's lean is Coleman is the favorite to take over the early-down work while Harvey stays in the passing-down role. FAAB: 20-30%.

D.J. Moore is working back from a shoulder issue, which affects the target distribution for Buffalo's receivers including Keon Coleman.

Keep an eye on Buffalo's Keon Coleman, who stays tied to Josh Allen as D.J. Moore works back from a shoulder issue.

Texans rookie Jaylin Noel is dealing with a turf toe injury and was in a walking boot during Houston's bye, clouding his role going forward.

Kaelon Black is the stash if you have an IR slot, as a rookie backup to Christian McCaffrey on the 49ers.

Christian McCaffrey said he'll be "alright" and the 49ers are on bye, so no panic there. The source notes rookie Kaelon Black is the stash if you have an IR slot.

Seth McGowan is purely a trade-deadline stash but a worthwhile one: he played a season-high 34.5% of snaps as Jonathan Taylor's usage dipped amid deal rumors. If Taylor is moved, McGowan steps into something like 15 touches a game overnight. The source identifies him as a must-add in case JT does get traded.

Josh Downs, the Colts slot man, has been floated as a name to watch as the Chiefs are calling around for receiver help after a rash of injuries at the position.

Brian Thomas Jr. has drawn louder trade chatter after another quiet stretch as the deadline approaches. The source notes if BTJ got moved, expect Travis Hunter's offensive snaps to climb, and wouldn't spend too much on either but worth stashing if you can.

With the trade deadline approaching and the Colts sitting at 2-5, Jonathan Taylor's name keeps surfacing in trade chatter. The source notes Seth McGowan is a must-add in case JT does get traded, and wouldn't spend too much on either but worth stashing if you can.

Fernando Mendoza, the rookie No. 1 overall pick, is waiting in the wings for the Raiders as Kirk Cousins struggles through a fourth straight loss. The source identifies Mendoza as the stash in deeper leagues: if Kubiak makes the change, the rookie inherits Brock Bowers and a pass-leaning script overnight.

Kirk Cousins kept the box score respectable again after a fourth straight loss, with head coach Klint Kubiak saying the staff is thinking about everything and rookie No. 1 overall pick Fernando Mendoza waiting in the wings. The source says Cousins is still a fine streaming QB2 while he holds the job, since he has 240-plus passing yards in six of seven games.

Jordan Mason, back from IR himself, handled 15 carries for 68 yards once Aaron Jones went down Sunday. The source notes Mason steps in as the lead back if Jones misses time but to manage expectations as he's still mostly a zero in the passing game.

Aaron Jones is headed for an MRI after leaving Sunday's 16-10 win over the Colts with a knee injury. Head coach Kevin O'Connell said Monday he still feels good about the backfield and doesn't see it as a depth issue at all. Jordan Mason, back from IR himself, handled 15 carries for 68 yards once Jones went down. The source notes Mason steps in as the lead back if Jones misses time but to manage expectations as he's still mostly a zero in the passing game. If Jones' injury is serious, the Vikings would likely kick the tires on a potential Jonathan Taylor role.

Gibbs pulled up and slid awkwardly just short of the goal line late in Sunday's 20-17 win over the Packers, intentionally staying down to drain the clock rather than score. He finished with 143 total yards on 34 touches. Dan Campbell said Monday he expects Gibbs to be fine. The source is not seeing much on there being any serious injury and is not downgrading him at this point, but recommends keeping a light eye on his practice reports this week to be safe.

Rookie Kaelon Black out-touched Christian McCaffrey with 12 catches for 63 yards and a touchdown, signaling potential opportunity and role expansion in the 49ers offense.

Christian McCaffrey left early with a thigh injury and sat the entire second quarter before returning; rookie Kaelon Black out-touched him, warranting close monitoring of CMC's status through the bye week.

George Kittle returned from injury to post 8 catches for 88 yards as a top target for San Francisco, re-establishing his role as a primary receiving option in the 49ers offense.