Can you believe it is already week 7! We’ve got some exciting matchups this week that could really boost our bank accounts! Let’s dive into these games and spot some players who can help us snag that Milly Maker win! Good luck, everyone!

Daniels and the Commanders are going up against the Carolina defense, which is currently the weakest in the league. Daniels has been solid over his last four starts, scoring at least 20 fantasy points each time. I believe the Carolina offense can keep pace with the Commanders, making this one of my top games to target. I’m a fan of using Daniels alone or teaming him up with Terry McLaurin.

Darnold has unexpectedly guided the Vikings to a perfect 5-0 record this season. With Aiden Hutchinson out, Darnold will likely have more time to work in the pocket, allowing him to make some big plays downfield, which is great news for Justin Jefferson. As you might expect, the Darnold/Jefferson combo looks pretty solid right now.

Geno didn’t shine against the 49ers last week, but let’s be real: they’re one of the best defenses out there. Still, Geno managed to throw the ball 52 times! Seattle is pretty much a lock for high passing volume in the league. Now they’re up against the Atlanta defense, which isn’t exactly known for its pass rush, so Geno should have plenty of time to make some plays. My top pick is to team him up with Metcalf, but I wouldn’t mind adding JSN as a solid second option.

Dalton started off strong, but he hasn’t performed well over the past few weeks. I think we have two below-average defenses, which could lead to a high-scoring matchup. The Commanders give up a lot of big plays, and with Dalton’s experience, he should be able to exploit the defense for steady yardage. I really like the combo of Dalton and Dionte Johnson, but you might want to consider throwing Chuba Hubbard into the mix, too.

Kyren Williams is really the driving force behind the Rams’ offense right now. Kupp might return this week, but I doubt he’ll be fully integrated into the game plan. Last week, Najee Harris rushed for 106 yards and a touchdown against the Raiders, and he’s not on the same level as Kyren Williams. It’s worth investing in him this week if you can make it work.

Walker is my top RB pick for the week. The Falcons have a weak run defense, making Walker a solid choice to center an offense around. Sure, Geno will be throwing a lot, but Walker will definitely get involved in the passing game, too. I expect him to find the end zone at least once in this matchup.

I’m not saying Hubbard is on the same level as King Henry, but Henry just racked up 132 rushing yards and 2 touchdowns against the Commanders last week. Meanwhile, Hubbard has also been solid, hitting at least 92 rushing yards for four straight weeks and scoring two touchdowns. He’s got a favorable matchup coming up and should play a key role in the offense this week.

Spears is sidelined, and Will Levis hasn’t been impressive. Plus, the Buffalo run defense has struggled against several teams this season. This game should focus on Pollard, making him a solid choice at a good price. No need to overthink it.

This seems like a breakout game for Justin. Jefferson has been super effective every time he runs a route, but we really need to see him running more of them. With Hutchinson out for Detroit, Darnold should have more time to throw, which means we could see some big plays downfield, and Jefferson will likely be the one catching those passes.

The Seattle pass defense has held up pretty well against deep throws, but they’ve struggled in the short areas, which could give London plenty of chances. London is a crucial part of Atlanta’s aerial game, and that’s not likely to change this week.

Metcalf is set up for a big game against the Falcons this week. Normally, he faces a lot of double-teams, but Atlanta hasn’t been too keen on that this season. With both defenses not being particularly strong, we can expect a lot of points, and Metcalf should get plenty of looks.

This is my go-to game for fantasy points, and Johnson is definitely the main guy for the Panthers. Over the last four games, he’s racked up at least 78 receiving yards and scored 3 touchdowns. Dalton loves throwing to him, and he’ll be going up against a Washington defense letting in nearly as many points as they’re scoring.

Kelce hasn’t been the flashy star he once was but is not washed up. With all of the injuries, he will need to be utilized in this offense. When these teams met in the Superbowl, Kelce went for 93 yards on 9 receptions. I expect him to be a main target for Mahomes in this game.

Kittle has been on fire lately, scoring over 20 fantasy points in three out of the last four weeks. The only game he didn’t find the end zone was in week one. He’s a crucial part of this offense and is expected to see a lot of action this week.

Bowers is set to be the cornerstone of the offense this season. With Adams heading to the Jets and Meyers likely sidelined this week, that’s more true than ever. He already had a solid target share for a tight end, but this situation will elevate it even more. He’s a strong option this week against the Rams’ defense.

Dallas Goedert is sidelined, so Calcaterra will step in as the starting tight end this week against the Giants. When Goedert left the game last week, Calcaterra was on the field for 89% of the routes, which makes him a strong pick for this matchup.

The Giants’ offensive line is struggling, and they’re facing a tough matchup this week. Josh Sweat and Bryce Huff will likely have an easy time getting to Daniel Jones several times during the game, and we all know that sacks lead to points.

The Titans’ offensive line is struggling, ranking 30th in pass-block win rate, 30th in sacks allowed per attempt, and 27th in pressure percentage. The Bills’ defensive line has a significant edge over this Titans unit, so Levis must release the ball fast, or he might be on the turf quite a bit.

The Bengals are one of my top picks for defense this week. The Browns’ offensive line is struggling, sitting at the bottom regarding pressure percentage, sacks allowed per attempt, and quarterback hits. Trey Hendrickson from the Bengals is a force to be reckoned with, and I expect him to break through Wills Jr. and get to Watson multiple times in this matchup.

Houston’s defense has been solid this season, but with Denico Autry returning for the first time this year, things are about to get a bit tougher for the Packers’ offensive line. I feel we might see Love taking a few more hits this week.

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