Feel It or F--It 10.12.26 with Bob Harris and Matt Waldman

Bob Harris reports that AJ Brown is progressing well in his recovery; he is currently walking around the facility without a boot, though he has not yet returned to the field.

Aaron Rodgers is ranked eighth in passing volume with 185 attempts this year and is noted by Matt Waldman as being highly effective at executing quick-hitting, tight-window targets in the red zone.

Matt Waldman suggests Baker Mayfield should be worried about his long-term security despite his recent three-year, $165 million contract, noting that teams often move on from expensive quarterback deals.

Christian Watson is a high-end fantasy asset who recently finished as the overall WR1 for the week; Bob Harris highlights his deep-threat ability, noting catches of 53 and 42 yards in his recent performance.

Bob Harris and Matt Waldman agree that Colston Loveland is a buy-low candidate, noting he is ahead of last year's pace and should see an uptick in production once Caleb Williams returns to the lineup.

Bob Harris and Matt Waldman both expect Fernando Mendoza to see starting action for New England later this season, likely after their Week 13 bye. Despite entering in cleanup duty during a blowout, Mendoza showed promise by scrambling well, using a pump fake to buy time, and successfully navigating second and third reads on a 51-yard drive.

Matt Waldman notes that Jayden Daniels had an up-and-down first start, showing good game management by throwing the ball away when necessary, but displaying inconsistent timing on short and intermediate routes that often forced receivers to turn back for the ball.

Matt Waldman highlights Jaylen Noel's strong performance and argues that he deserves more targets in the current offensive scheme.

Matt Waldman highlights Katon Mitchell alongside Kamani Videll as the Chargers' running backs with the highest potential for big plays, making them the preferred options in that backfield for PPR leagues.

Kirk Cousins is currently ranked 10th in passing attempts.

Malik Benson is noted for having recurring issues with drops, specifically failing to secure a target at the boundary from Fernando Mendoza that would have been a significant play.

Matt Waldman advises selling high on Malik Nabers if your team is struggling, citing concerns about the quarterback situation and the potential for a change to J.J. McCarthy. Waldman expresses skepticism about Nabers becoming a startable fantasy asset this year, noting underdeveloped route running and a lack of separation against tight coverage.

Matt Waldman is skeptical of Marvin Harrison Jr.'s current standing, noting he is not yet a complete route runner, lacks 'smart' practice habits, and is not in the same tier as Nico Collins; Waldman suggests he is best suited as a WR2 complement and will not significantly elevate C.J. Stroud's production.

Matthew Golden is significantly outperforming his draft value, currently ranking as the WR11 on the season according to Bob Harris, who also credits him for making excellent catches in recent games.

Matt Waldman highlights Pat Freiermuth as an effective red-zone target for the Steelers, noting his ability to execute quick-hitting, tight-window targets. While the increased usage is currently driven by necessity due to injuries to other receivers, Waldman suggests this should be a permanent feature of the offense.

Tucker Kraft is gaining fantasy relevance and seeing an increased role as a check-down option, effectively acting as an extension of the Packers' run game; Matt Waldman views this development as a positive for his fantasy utility.

Tucker Craft is gaining fantasy relevance, highlighted by a 46-yard reception and a general trend of improvement in his role.