Fantasy Football Players That Are GOING OFF In Week 7!

Despite panic over a committee with Brian Robinson, Bejan's snap share remains elite (76–84% excluding blowouts) and his receiving role is being underestimated; he's averaged 6.7, 7.6, 5.1, and 6.8 yards per carry over his last four games with 29, 19, 17 carries respectively, suggesting he should be getting 31–35 carries per game. The 49ers allow 7.7 targets and 7 receptions per game (9 more receiving yards than any other defense), creating a great spot for him to be heavily involved. Betting recommendation: take the over on Bejan receptions (25.5) and receiving yards.

Bijan Robinson faces a difficult matchup against the 49ers run defense in Week 7. The 49ers are stingy against the run, ranking top-7 in yards per carry, which makes sense given their 6-0 record and ability to control game script. This defensive strength limits Robinson's ground-game upside despite the Falcons being competitive underdogs.

Brandon Cooks saw a route share increase in the game after Mike Evans' injury but received zero targets, indicating he remains outside the two-man passing attack (McCaffrey and Kittle) despite elevated opportunity.

Brock Purdy's efficiency metrics show dramatic decline when Mike Evans is off the field. With Evans in the game, he posted 11.5 adjusted net yards per attempt and 7.4 yards per play. After Evans' injury in the previous game, his adjusted net yards per attempt fell to 3.6, and yards per play dropped to 3.8. This collapse reflects the 49ers' inability to sustain offensive production without their top receiver.

With Mike Evans off the field, Christian McCaffrey becomes the 49ers' de facto number-one receiver, commanding 88.8% of targets (combined with George Kittle) in the two-man passing attack. He posted 0.41 targets per route run without Evans. Fantasy Points San Francisco Falcons likes the over on his 4.5 receptions prop and views 44.5 receiving yards as slightly low, suggesting upside in a game where he'll be the primary outlet.

Denzel Boston has a galaxy-brain matchup vs Titans in Week 7. Boston is 5x more efficient vs zone coverage (13th best) than vs man (bottom 10) and second-best vs two-high coverage. He significantly outperforms teammates by yards per route run and yards per target—twice as efficient as Casey Conklin and Harold Fannon Jr. The Titans play a top-10 rate of zone and two-high coverage, creating an ideal schematic matchup. Source considers ladder bets if playing aggressively.

Drake London is over twice as efficient against zone coverage than man coverage; the 49ers play zone over 80% of the time, creating a great schematic matchup that Vegas typically doesn't price into their overunders. He ranks third-best wide receiver against zone coverage (behind only Jackson Smith-Njigba and Puka Nakua) and third-best in the league without a blitz (behind only JSN and Puka Nakua), with efficiency over 3.0 yards per route run compared to no other receiver above 2.6. With Michael Pennix Jr. at QB, London averages 102 yards per game and 10.3 targets per game—a tier above his performance with inferior QBs (Cooper Rush, Taylor Heinicke, Desmond Ridley, Kirk Cousins, Marcus Mariota). He's priced at 77.5 receiving yards (80 on FanDuel) despite averaging 81.6 yards per game over the last two years, and Fantasy Points recommends the over given the ideal schematic matchup against a weak 49ers secondary in a game that looks like a shootout.

George Kittle's on-off splits without Mike Evans are historic: 5.04 yards per route run, which exceeds Tyreek Hill's all-time best of just over 4.0 in Fantasy Points data history. He commands 88.8% of targets (combined with McCaffrey) in the two-man passing attack. Fantasy Points San Francisco Falcons likes the over on 69.5 receiving yards (calling it low given no Evans, no Debo Samuel, no Demarcus Robinson, and National Tight End Week) and +125 TD odds, suggesting strong touchdown probability.

Jamar Chase has dominated the Ravens since 2024, averaging 14.5 targets per game, 174.8 yards per game, and 34.5 fantasy points per game; he has posted 264-yard and 193-yard games and has been 110+ receiving yards in each of his last four games against Baltimore. While the Ravens have a new defensive-minded head coach and defensive scheme introducing some uncertainty, Chase's historical dominance in this matchup remains compelling for Week 7.

Mike Evans is likely out for Week 7 vs. Falcons. He's a top-3 player and league leader in first downs per route run. His absence transforms the 49ers offense from elite (4 points per drive, 0.4 EPA per play, 60% TD rate in first half) to dysfunctional (3.8 yards per play, 0% TD rate, 75% punts in second half after he left the previous game). Brock Purdy's adjusted net yards per attempt collapsed from 11.5 to 3.6 without him, reflecting the 49ers' inability to sustain offensive production without their top receiver.

Rashad Bateman is out, creating uncertainty for Ravens pass catchers in Week 7. Source recommends waiting for clearance on Lamar Jackson's playing status before committing to Ravens receivers in prop betting.

Tyreek Hill holds the all-time best yards per route run in Fantasy Points data history at just over 4.0. This benchmark is used to contextualize George Kittle's exceptional 5.04 yards per route run without Mike Evans, which exceeds Hill's historic mark.

Zay Flowers has an elite slot matchup vs Cincinnati Bengals in Week 7. Flowers leads the league in win rate and yards per route run (5.71 YPRR from slot), generating 82% of his yards from the slot despite running only an even route distribution. When Lamar Jackson is on the field, Flowers has 8.02 yards per route run across 63 plays—ranking first in the league and over 2x the next closest player. The Bengals are a major slot funnel giving up the fewest yards to outside receivers and second-worst passer rating vs slot, creating an ideal schematic matchup. Rashad Bateman's IR status creates additional volume upside. Source recommends prop bets on Flowers in this matchup.