Johny The Greek's Cornerback Corner: Week 11

What are the best CB options for IDP fantasy football leagues in Week 11?

Nov 13, 2024

Welcome back to the Cornerback Corner! As is tradition, we’ll start with some transparency and get right into this week’s calls.

Last week, I made 78 calls for leagues of all shapes and sizes. Of those 78 calls, 5 were declared inactive or were injured during play, which caused them to miss their projection (early in the game). Subtracting those players, we’re left with 73 “adjusted” calls.

Of those, 56 were correct (matched, beat, or were within a slim margin of their projection on Yahoo and MFL), and 17 were incorrect (didn’t match or beat projection and weren’t even close), giving us 76% accuracy for Week 10.

Of those 56 correct calls, 13 were “massive hits” (doubled, tripled, or more, their projection), giving us a 23% massive hit rate on correct calls for Week 10.

We are 76% accurate overall for the season, with 41% of all correct calls ending up as “massive hits.”

Week 1: 78% accuracy, 34% massive hit rate

Week 2: 71% accuracy, 43% massive hit rate

Week 3: 76% accuracy, 50% massive hit rate

Week 4: 66% accuracy, 53% massive hit rate

Week 5: 89% accuracy, 40% massive hit rate

Week 6: 80% accuracy, 40% massive hit rate

Week 7: 70% accuracy, 52% massive hit rate

Week 8: 81% accuracy, 43% massive hit rate

Week 9: 72% accuracy, 34% massive hit rate

Week 10: 76% accuracy, 23% massive hit rate

Please see THIS or THIS if you need a primer in cornerback streaming or what’s being discussed in this article (for new readers).

If you've read this more than once, you know the drill by now: When I list the corners each week, it’s always STARTER/BACKUP/BACKUP in “depth chart/what we’ve seen” order if we’re dealing with an injured cornerback.

Also, I missed the Coby Bryant cheat code in Yahoo recently, when I’m looking at CB snaps from NFLGSIS it lists the players as the position they actually played each week so it’s very possible I’ll miss these occasionally. If you notice a player that’s playing safety and is designated a corner in your league of merit please feel free to comment below. I’ll update the article with that information so we all can share in the bounty from the designation mistakes from these league sites. Thank you!

Commanders at Eagles

Outlook: We’ve got a massive 49.5 points for the early total here in this divisional matchup to kick off Week 11 with Philly only favored by only a field goal, perfect so far. Washington is within the top third of the league for passing offense while Philly is among the middle of the pack. Washington is among the middle of the pack for targeting their wide receivers while Philly is the second worst across the entire league for this ranking.

It will be “medium to deeper leagues” for our Philly corners and “deeper leagues only” for Benjamin St Juste and our Washington options.

Washington Commanders

Benjamin St Juste (CB): SOLID, he played 95% of snaps last week.

Mike Sainristil (CB): SOLID, deeper leagues, he played 77% of snaps last week.

Noah Igbinoghene (CB): SOLID, deeper leagues only, he played 65% of snaps last week.

Quan Martin (CB/S): SOLID, he played 99% of snaps last week.

Philadelphia Eagles

Darius Slay/Isaiah Rogers (CB): Slay was able to play last week but was pulled early either due to the blowout or due to his recent injury. It was 40% of snaps for Slay and 60% for Rogers last week, who has also been the Slay backup at other points this season. I would SIT them both for now while we see how this shakes out, if you’re forced into a corner my bet would be it’s Slay this week for the majority of snaps but I can’t be sure of that.

Quinyon Mitchell (CB): SOLID, he played 87% of snaps last week.

Cooper DeJean (CB): SOLID, he played 87% of snaps last week.

Packers at Bears

Outlook: The early over/under for this one sits at 44.5 points with Green Bay favored by a field goal, that’s acceptable. Green Bay is a top-ten passing offense while Chicago is within the worst third of the league and seemingly getting worse each week. Green Bay is among the middle of the pack for targeting their wide receivers while Chicago is also among the middle of the pack.

We can fire up Jaylon Johnson and our Chicago corners in leagues of all sizes but it will be “medium to deeper leagues” against this struggling Chicago passing attack that should be much better than this on paper. That might even be generous, “deeper leagues only” for our Green Bay corners after what we all witnessed last week from this Chicago passing offense may be the safer call here.

Green Bay Packers

Jaire Alexander/Carrington Valentine (CB): Jaire was inactive the last time Green Bay had a game (bye last week) and it was Valentine who saw 61% of snaps as a replacement option. If Jaire can go then he would be SOLID and should play every snap, if he can’t play this week then we SIT Valentine against this bad Chicago passing attack (limited playing time is a negative factor as well).

Keisean Nixon (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps the last time we saw him.

Eric Stokes (CB): SOLID, deeper leagues only, he played 65% of snaps the last time we saw him.

Chicago Bears

Tyrique Stevenson/Terrell Smith (CB): Stevenson appears to still be in the dog house, he played just 58% of snaps last week while Smith displaced him for the other 42%. The fallout from his role in the Hail Mary, plus some of his other actions recently, (mostly getting burnt in coverage) make him a dangerous option for us. I would SIT him and Smith this week while we see which direction this goes.

Jaylon Johnson (CB): SOLID, he played 97% of snaps last week.

Kyler Gordon (CB): SOLID, deeper leagues only, he played 81% of snaps last week and typically plays the least of all Chicago cornerbacks.

Jaguars at Lions

Outlook: We’ve got a massive 50.5 points for the early over/under here with Detroit favored by 10 points. Detroit is among the middle of the pack for passing offense, which tracks since their run game is so dominant and they’re so rarely in a negative game script. Jacksonville is also among the middle of the pack for passing offense. The Jags are also among the middle of the pack for targeting their wide receivers while Detroit is within the worst third of the league.

It will be “medium to deeper leagues” for our Jacksonville corners who could be in for a slow day against this excellent Detroit rushing offense that may not need to pass much to win handily this week. And for our Detroit options, we can fire them up in “medium to deeper leagues” against a Jacksonville passing attack that is OK at best but should be in a negative game script early and often and may have to pass far more than they want to this week.

Jacksonville Jaguars

Tyson Campbell (CB): SOLID, he played 94% of snaps last week.

Ronald Darby (CB): SOLID, much deeper leagues, he only played 49% of snaps last week but has maintained some sort of role here for the majority of the season.

Montaric Brown (CB): SOLID, deeper leagues only, he was back up to 57% of snaps last week, if it’s not Campbell then it’s a hodge-podge of random corners here in Jacksonville. It doesn’t look like we’ll be back to 2 or 3 “solid role” corners any time soon.

Jarrian Jones (CB): SIT, while he did play 50% of snaps last week it has been Jones as the “first one left out” for most of this season here in Jacksonville.

Darnell Savage (CB/S): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week, and he’s just shy of “IDEAL” against this spectacular Detroit offense this week. Remember, he’s playing safety not corner so this lines up well for us if he’s incorrectly designated in your league of merit.

Detroit Lions

Carlton Davis (CB): SOLID, he played 96% of snaps last week.

Terrion Arnold (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week.

Amik Robertson (CB): SIT, he only played 43% of snaps last week and plays the least of the Detroit corners every week.

Brian Branch (CB/S): IDEAL, he played 100% of snaps last week and plays a safety-type role while incorrectly designated a corner in Yahoo and other places.

Raiders at Dolphins

Outlook: The early over/under for this one is 45 points, with Miami favored by a touchdown. Miami is within the worst third of the league for passing offense but will improve in that ranking if Tua can continue to stay healthy. Las Vegas is among the middle of the pack for their passing attack. Miami is within the worst third of the league for targeting their wide receivers but that should also improve as Tua stacks up healthy games, Vegas is among the middle of the pack once more.

We can fire up the normal options here in leagues of all sizes and feel pretty good about it. Those Miami rankings are “smoke and mirrors” and have been negatively impacted by their month or so of back quarterback play, we should be fine with Tua back under center, relatively.

Las Vegas Raiders

Nate Hobbs/Darnay Holmes (CB): Hobbs was carted to the locker room with an ankle injury the last time we saw him after only 27% of snaps. Holmes was his direct replacement and played 57% of snaps in relief. If Hobbs can play then he would be SOLID, borderline IDEAL, but reinjury risk will keep me from making that particular call I think. If Hobbs is inactive then we SIT Holmes since we’ve only seen it once so it could just as easily be someone else and we eat a zero.

Jakorian Bennett (CB): SOLID, he played 73% of snaps the last time we saw him but likely sat early due to a blowout.

Jack Jones (CB): SOLID, he played 86% of snaps the last time we saw him but likely sat early due to a blowout.

Miami Dolphins

Jalen Ramsey (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week.

Kendall Fuller/Sam Smith (CB): Fuller exited with a concussion after just 53% of snaps last week, Smith came in and played the final 47% of snaps. Fuller likely will not clear concussion protocol in time to play this week, he’s a SIT. We have seen Cam Smith before so he would be SOLID, much deeper leagues, if Fuller is inactive this week.

Kader Kohou (CB): SOLID, he played 90% of snaps last week.

Rams at Patriots

Outlook: The early over/under for this one sits at 44 points with Los Angeles favored by six points. This one is nice and easy, it will be “deeper leagues only” for our Los Angeles corners against this New England passing attack that is within the worst third of the league overall and for targeting their wide receivers. It will be “leagues of all sizes” for Christian Gonzalez and our New England options against this Los Angeles passing attack that is top ten overall for both yards per game and targeting their wide receivers.

Los Angeles Rams

Darious Williams (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week.

Cobie Durant (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week.

Akhello Witherspoon (CB): SIT, he was down to just 25% of snaps last week as the massive fluctuation in his playing time continues.

New England Patriots

Christian Gonzalez (CB): IDEAL, he played 100% of snaps last week.

Jonathan Jones (CB): SOLID, he played 87% of snaps last week.

Marcus Jones (CB): SOLID, deeper leagues only, he played 65% of snaps last week.

Marco Wilson (CB): SIT, he only played 40% of snaps last week, which isn’t enough for us to be interested (he usually plays even less than this as well).

Browns at Saints

Outlook: We’ve got an early total of 42 points with New Orleans favored by 1.5 points for this one. Neither passing attack ranking is great but we know what Jameis Winston is capable of so it will be “leagues of all sizes” for our New Orleans corners against Winston, who can air it out and often throws to the wrong team.

For the reverse, this New Orleans passing attack is among the middle of the pack for their passing offense and within the worst third of the league for targeting their wide receivers. With the injury bug running rampant, I doubt that will improve for New Orleans any time soon, it will be “deeper leagues only” for our Cleveland corners this week.

Cleveland Browns

Denzel Ward (CB): SOLID, he played 89% of snaps the last time we saw him. Cleveland was on bye last week and their previous game was a blood bath so there was blowout rest for all of these corners.

Greg Newsome (CB): SOLID, deeper leagues only, he played 68% of snaps the last time we saw him.

Martin Emerson (CB): SOLID, he played 84% of snaps the last time we saw him.

New Orleans Saints

Alontae Taylor (CB): IDEAL, he played 100% of snaps last week.

Koolaid McKinstry/Shemar Jean-Charles (CB): With McKinstry inactive last week it was Jean-Charles once again. He played 100% of snaps. McKinstry would be SOLID and should play every snap if healthy, if he’s inactive again then Jean-Charles would be SOLID, same setup.

Ugo Amadi (CB/S): With Lattimore now gone to Washington and Adebo gone for the season we have a new corner in New Orleans, except he’s a safety in some places (Yahoo) and a corner in others (MFL). He played 100% of snaps and had a massive box score last week. It’s not set in stone but this could be a kill shot if you need it, SOLID, but risky as hell.

Ravens at Steelers

Outlook: The early total for this one sits at 45 points with Baltimore favored by a field goal. Baltimore is the second-best passing attack in the league but only targets their wide receivers within the worst third of the league. In general, they produce so much offense that I think our Pittsburgh options will be good to go here regardless, leagues of all sizes for them.

For the reverse, it will be “deeper leagues only” against this Pittsburgh passing attack that is within the worst third of the league overall and is dead last in targeting their wide receivers. Humphrey may be OK regardless, particularly if he’s responsible for Pickens in some fashion, but on paper, it doesn’t look great for our Baltimore corners this week.

Baltimore Ravens

Marlon Humphrey (CB): SOLID, he played 78% of snaps last week, which is more than the week prior (the injury seems to be getting better).

Brandon Stephens (CB/S): SOLID, he played 99% of snaps last week.

Nate Wiggins (CB): SOLID, deeper leagues only, he played 62% of snaps last week.

Pittsburgh Steelers

Joey Porter Jr (CB): SOLID, he played 98% of snaps last week.

Donte Jackson/James Pierre (CB): SOLID, if healthy, he played 70% of snaps last week then left with a hamstring injury. Pierre was his replacement and played 20% of the snaps. We’ve only seen it once so if Jackson is inactive then we SIT Pierre.

Beanie Bishop Jr (CB): SOLID, deeper leagues only, he played 52% of snaps last week and plays the least of the Pittsburgh corners each week.

Vikings at Titans

Outlook: We’ve got a lower total at just 41.5 points with Minnesota favored by a touchdown. Tennessee is the third-worst passing offense in the league and only targets their wide receivers within the worst third of the league. It will be “deeper leagues only” for our Minnesota corners against one of the worst passing attacks in the league.

For the reverse, Minnesota is within the top third of the league for passing offense (YPG) and within the middle of the pack for wide receiver targets. We can roll out our Tennessee corners in medium to deeper leagues and be looking good here.

Minnesota Vikings

Byron Murphy (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week.

Stephon Gilmore (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week.

Shaq Griffin (CB): SIT, he only played 23% of snaps last week, which is about his normal playing time.

Josh Metellus (CB): SOLID, he played 98% of snaps last week as a safety incorrectly designated as a corner in several places.

Tennessee Titans

L’Jarius Sneed/Jarvis Brownlee (CB): Sneed was inactive again last week so we got Brownlee once again to the tune of 98% of snaps. If Sneed can play this week he would be SOLID and should play every snap, if he’s inactive again then we’ll get another week of Brownlee, who would also be SOLID.

Roger McCreary (CB): SOLID, deeper leagues only, he played 58% of snaps last week.

Chidobe Awuzie/Darrell Baker Jr (CB): As of 11/6/24 Awuzie was “within two or three weeks” of returning to practice, so it looks like we’ll get another week of Baker Jr. He played 98% of snaps last week and would be SOLID this week.

Colts at Jets

Outlook: The early total sits at 43.5 points with New York favored by four points. Assuming we get Flacco again it will be “medium to deeper leagues” for our New York corners against this Indianapolis passing attack that is OK with Flacco under center and dead on arrival with Anthony Richardson under center. Demote to “deeper leagues only” if Richardson gets the start.

For the reverse, we can fire up our Indy options in leagues of all sizes against a New York passing attack that is among the middle of the pack for yards per game and in the top ten for wide receiver targets.

Indianapolis Colts

Kenny Moore (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week.

Jaylon Jones (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week.

Samuel Womack (CB): SOLID, deeper leagues only, he played 86% of snaps last week.

New York Jets

DJ Reed (CB): SOLID, he played 97% of snaps last week.

Sauce Gardner (CB): SOLID, he played 97% of snaps last week.

Michael Carter (CB): SIT, he only played 22% of snaps last week and is coming off of an injury that made him miss two games recently. We’ll wait for his snaps to return to normal or at least start heading in that direction before recommending him again.

Falcons at Broncos

Outlook: The early over/under for this one is 43 points, with Atlanta favored by one point. We can fire up Riley Moss and our Denver options in leagues of all sizes against an Atlanta passing attack that is top ten overall and top ten for wide receiver targets.

For the reverse, it will be “medium to deeper leagues” for Dee Alford and out Atlanta corners against a Denver passing attack that is within the worst third of the league for yards per game but within the top ten for wide receiver targets. Those factors offset, first down! Seriously though, wide receiver targets are more important than yards per game so I do weigh that more heavily than other factors.

Atlanta Falcons

AJ Terrell (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week, he didn’t record any stats against New Orleans (and their garbage passing attack/wide receiver targets ranking) but still played his normal snaps.

Mike Hughes/Clark Phillips (CB): Hughes picked up a neck injury after only 25% of snaps last week, it was Phillips as his replacement who played the final 75% of snaps last week. If Hughes is healthy he would be SOLID, same for Phillips if he’s inactive. We have seen Phillips as the preferred replacement earlier this season.

Dee Alford (CB): SOLID, deeper leagues only, he only played 28% of snaps last week but that tracks against a New Orleans team that only used 11-personnel 37% of the time heading into this season and has been shredded with wide receiver injury since then.

Denver Broncos

Patrick Surtain (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week.

Riley Moss (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week.

JaQuan McMillian (CB): SOLID, he played 82% of snaps last week and plays the least of the Denver corners each week (but should be fine this week against a very good passing attack in Atlanta).

Seahawks at 49ers

Outlook: We’ve got an awesome 49 points for the early total in this divisional matchup with San Francisco favored by a touchdown. Both teams are within the top ten for yards per game (passing offense) with Seattle being number one currently. Seattle is also within the top ten for targeting wide receivers but San Francisco is only among the middle of the pack for this ranking. Still, we’ve got a massive total and two excellent passing offenses here so it will be “leagues of all sizes” across the board in this particular matchup.

Seattle Seahawks

Devon Witherspoon (CB): IDEAL, he played 100% of snaps the last time we saw him.

Tariq Woolen (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps the last time we saw him.

Josh Jobe (CB): SOLID, deeper leagues only, he played 64% of snaps the last time we saw him.

Coby Bryant (CB/S): IDEAL, he played 100% of snaps the last time we saw him and is a safety incorrectly designated as a corner in Yahoo and other places.

San Francisco 49ers

Chavarious Ward/Isaac Yiadom (CB): Ward was inactive last week (personal reasons) and should be back this week and playing his normal 100% of snaps as an IDEAL start. If he’s inactive again then it was Yiadom who filled in for him and played 77% of snaps last week, he would be SOLID if needed.

Deommodore Lenoir (CB): IDEAL, he played 100% of snaps last week.

Renardo Green (CB): SOLID, deeper leagues, he played 79% of snaps last week and typically plays the least of the San Francisco corners.

Chiefs at Bills

Outlook: The early total for this classic rivalry game sits at 46.5 points with Kansas City favored by one point. Kansas City is a top-ten passing attack and Buffalo is within the best third of the league. Buffalo is among the middle of the pack for targeting their wide receivers while Kansas City is 29th overall and didn’t improve in this category at all last week.

It will be “medium to deeper leagues” for our Buffalo corners as we split the difference between it being Patrick Mahomes and a top ten (YPG) passing attack but one that doesn’t target their wide receivers often enough. For our Kansas City corners, the same setup, Buffalo can always dial it back and run the ball so their value as an opposing passing attack is limited this season (as we’ve seen many times already).

Kansas City Chiefs

Trent McDuffie (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week.

Chammari Conner (CB/S): SOLID, he played 81% of snaps last week.

Nazeeh Johnson/Joshua Williams (CB): SIT them both, we’ve seen this slot fluctuate in recent weeks with no clear winner as of yet. It was Nazeeh last week to the tune of 90% of snaps if you need the Hail Mary but I wouldn’t do it and aren’t recommending it. It was Joshua Williams at 100% of snaps in Week 9 so we’ve had two different corners as the starter here the last two games. We’ll see how it shakes out and adjust from there.

Buffalo Bills

Taron Johnson (CB): IDEAL, he played 92% of snaps last week and quadrupled his projection in many of my leagues.

Rasul Douglas (CB): SOLID, he played 92% of snaps last week.

Christian Benford (CB): SOLID, he played 92% of snaps last week.

Bengals at Chargers

Outlook: We’ve got a lower total at just 43 points with Los Angeles favored by 1.5 points. Cincy is a top-ten passing attack and they target Jamar Chase a ton, if we get Higgins back this week I’ll feel better about their “middle of the pack” wide receiver targets ranking that has been suffering with only one legit wide receiver in recent weeks. It will be '“medium to deeper leagues” for our Los Angeles corners without Higgins, “leagues of all sizes” if he can go this week.

For the reverse, our Cincy corners can be fired up in “medium to deeper leagues” against a Los Angeles passing attack that is within the worst third of the league for both yards per game and wide receiver targets but has been improving significantly the last month or so in both categories.

Cincinnati Bengals

Cam Taylor Britt (CB): SOLID, he played 92% of snaps last week.

DJ Turner (CB): SOLID, he played 86% of snaps last week.

Mike Hilton (CB): SOLID, deeper leagues only, he played just 67% of snaps last week.

Los Angeles Chargers

Asante Samuel Jr/Cam Hart (CB): Samuel is still on IR at the time of writing, and there hasn’t been any movement with him returning that I’ve seen. If he can play this week he would be a risky SOLID that may not play as much as usual the first game back from IR. Hart played 93% of snaps last week as the Samuel replacement, he would be SOLID this week if Samuel is inactive again.

Tarheeb Still (CB): SOLID, he played 91% of snaps last week.

Elijah Molden (CB/S): SOLID, he played 89% of snaps last week.

Ja’Sir Taylor (CB): SIT, he only played 56% of snaps last week, most of it in garbage time I would guess.

Texans at Cowboys

Outlook: The Monday night game in Week 11 sits at 43.5 points for the early total with Houston favored by a touchdown. It will be “deeper leagues only” for our Houston corners against a backup quarterback and a hobbled Dallas wide receiver corps. For the reverse, we can fire up Trevon Diggs and company in leagues of all sizes against a Houston passing attack that is within the top third of the league overall and top ten for wide receiver targets and should have a healthy Nico Collins now to add to those (already positive) factors.

Houston Texans

Derek Stingley (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week.

Kamari Lassiter (CB): SIT, he was concussed after 62% of snaps last week. We don’t need to “chase” him with this matchup, let the man rest.

Ka’Dar Hollman (CB): SIT, he was the Lassiter replacement and played the final 38% of snaps for him last week but it’s not set in stone and we don’t need to force it against a horrendous Dallas team with a backup quarterback.

Dallas Cowboys

Trevon Diggs (CB): SOLID, he played 87% of snaps last week and then sat due to the blowout.

Jourdan Lewis (CB): SOLID, he played 87% of snaps last week and then sat due to the blowout.

DaRon Bland/Caelan Carson (CB): Bland was inactive again last week, it was Carson as the direct replacement once more as he played 66% of snaps and then sat due to the blowout. Bland would be SOLID, super risky, if he can go this week. If he’s inactive again then Carson is an option in deeper leagues.

Byes this week: Cardinals, Panthers, Giants, Bucs

Week 11 at a Glance:

These are not in any particular order or ranking; they are just divided into the sections you see below. I typically identify the best matchups and then the best options within those matchups to find my favorite streaming options each week. I want to help you learn to fish, not just give everyone a fish. Good luck this week!

*If you see player/player that means starter/direct replacement*

IDEAL (our best options):

Brian Branch
Christian Gonzalez
Alontae Taylor
Devon Witherspoon, Coby Bryant, Chavarious Ward, Deommodore Lenoir
Taron Johnson

SOLID (matchup or playing time isn’t perfect, best in deeper leagues):

Quinyon Mitchell, Cooper DeJean, Quan Martin, Mike Sainristil, Benjamin St Juste, Noah Igbinoghene
Eric Stokes, Keisean Nixon, Jaire Alexander, Jaylon Johnson, Kyler Gordon
Tyson Campbell, Ronald Darby, Montaric Brown, Darnell Savage, Carlton Davis, Terrion Arnold
Nate Hobbs, Jakorian Bennett, Jack Jones, Jalen Ramsey, Kader Kohou, Sam Smith (if Fuller is inactive only)
Darious Williams, Cobie Durant, Jonathan Jones, Marcus Jones
Denzel Ward, Greg Newsome, Martin Emerson, Ugo Amadi, Koolaid McKinstry/Shemar Jean-Charles
Marlon Humphrey, Brandon Stephens, Nate Wiggins, Joey Porter Jr, Donte Jackson, Beanie Bishop Jr
Byron Murphy, Stephon Gilmore, Josh Metellus, Darrell Baker Jr, Roger McCreary, L’Jarius Sneed/Jarvis Brownlee
Kenny Moore, Jaylon Jones, Samuel Womack, DJ Reed, Sauce Gardner
Mike Hughes/Clark Phillips, AJ Terrell, Dee Alford, Riley Moss, Patrick Surtain, JaQuan McMillian
Josh Jobe, Tariq Woolen, Renardo Green, Isaac Yiadom (only if Ward is inactive, otherwise sit)
Trent McDuffie, Chammari Conner, Rasul Douglas, Christian Benford
Cam Taylor Britt, DJ Turner, Mike Hilton, Asante Samuel Jr/Cam Hart, Tarheeb Still, Elijah Molden
Derek Stingley, Trevon Diggs, Jourdan Lewis, DaRon Bland/Caelan Carson

TRAPS (sit these players):

Darius Slay, Isaiah Rogers
Carrington Valentine, Tyrique Stevenson, Terrell Smith
Jarrian Jones, Amik Robertson
Darnay Holmes, Kendall Fuller
Akhello Witherspoon, Marco Wilson
James Pierre
Shaq Griffin
Michael Carter
Nazeeh Johnson, Joshua Williams
Ja’Sir Taylor
Kamari Lassiter, Ka’Dar Hollman

Reminder: these are only suggestions. Your lineup is your responsibility and yours alone. However, these are the same moves I’m making myself so we sink or swim together. Remember to check for inactive players before kickoff to prevent any surprise zeroes.

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