Johny The Greek's Cornerback Corner: Week 2

What are the best CB options for IDP fantasy football leagues in Week 2?

Sep 11, 2024

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

Last week I made 62 different calls for leagues of all shapes and sizes. Of those 62 calls, 6 were declared inactive or injured during play. We don’t count acts of God here and I warn everyone to check inactives, so subtracting those players we’re left with 56 adjusted calls.

Of those, 44 were correct (matched, beat, or were within a slim margin of their projection on Yahoo and MFL), and 12 were incorrect (didn’t match or beat projection and weren’t even close), giving us 78% accuracy for Week 1.

Of those 44 correct calls, 15 of them were “massive hits” (doubled, tripled, or more, their projection), giving us a 34% massive hit rate on correct calls for Week 1.

We sit at 78% accuracy overall for the season with 34% of all correct calls ending up as “massive hits.”

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

Team rankings for passing offense, wide receiver targets, and expected completions per game may not be entirely accurate or give us a good “read” until we’ve seen a few weeks. It’s always a mess to start but will settle down as we get further into the season and start to identify which opposing offenses are best to stream our corners against.

For now, we’ll directly look at recent weeks’ attempts, completions, and how many of those attempts were to wide receivers and use that (combined with the over/under, spread, and historical data) to get the best “read” we can until better data is available.

Also, the Week 1 passing offense was down again for the 5th season in a row. The lack of that 4th preseason game and many teams leaning into sitting their starters completely during the preseason (to avoid unnecessary injury) has once again left us with an extremely rusty passing offense league-wide to start the year. It will improve. We’ve seen this movie before.

Bills at Dolphins

Outlook: Both of these passing attacks were excellent last season, but started Week 1 slowly. Josh Allen only had 18 completions on 23 attempts while Tua had 23 on 37 attempts in Week 1. The Bills did not target their wide receivers often enough to pique our interest but Miami targeted their wide receivers for the vast majority of the game last week. This one appears to be a nice setup for our Bills corners, and a little riskier for our Miami corners, but overall is a pretty solid matchup to stream from this week.

Vegas has this initial line set at 51 points so they expect plenty of offensive fireworks. And with their 1.5-point spread, Miami favored, it should be a back-and-forth affair.

Buffalo Bills

Taron Johnson (CB): OUT, SIT him this week.

Rasul Douglas (CB): Start, IDEAL, he played 100% of snaps last week.

Christian Benford (CB): Start, SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week.

Cam Lewis (CB/S): Sit, he was the immediate replacement for Taron last week but it’s not set in stone at all, if we guess wrong you could eat a zero.

Miami Dolphins

Jalen Ramsey (CB): SOLID, if he can play, limited at practice to start the week. He played 77% of snaps last week and was injured during play.

Kendall Fuller (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week.

Kader Kohou (CB): SOLID, he played 89% of snaps last week.

Raiders at Ravens

Outlook: The Las Vegas passing attack in Week 1 had plenty of completions (25) and attempts (33) but over half were to tight end and running backs out of the backfield, not ideal. Meanwhile, the Ravens were in a gamescript that was foreign to them and their usual play style, attempting 41 passes and completing 26 of them. Well over half of those Baltimore attempts were to the tight end and running backs, not great at all. There will be some value here but likely only in deeper leagues.

Vegas has the early line at 42.5 for this one with the Ravens favored by 8. If Baltimore dominates to the extent that Vegas thinks it will be may have some added value for our Las Vegas options simply due to availability and extra defensive snaps.

Las Vegas Raiders

Nate Hobbs (CB): IDEAL, he played 100% of snaps last week, the matchup doesn’t matter with Hobbs.

Jack Jones (CB): SOLID, much deeper leagues only though, he played 93% of snaps last week.

Jakorian Bennett (CB): SIT, he only played 53% of snaps last week and the matchup isn’t great.

Baltimore Ravens

Brandon Stephens (CB/S): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week.

Marlon Humphrey (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week, deeper leagues only though.

Nate Wiggins (CB): SIT, he only played 37% of snaps last week, this is why I told everyone to avoid rookie corners in Week 1.

Chargers at Panthers

Outlook: The Chargers have, so far, completely changed their offensive identity this season having only attempted 26 passes in Week 1 and completing 17 of those while instead running the living crap out of the ball. Thankfully most targets were to their wide receivers and Carolina is horrible, so our Panthers options will have extra value here due to likely extra defensive snaps.

For the reverse, Carolina attempted 30 passes in Week 1 but only completed 13 of them, most of their targets were to their wide receivers but the lack of completions gives me pause. I’d skip our Chargers corners unless in much deeper leagues.

Los Angeles is favored by 5.5 points and the early over/under is 41.5 points. This is a better Panthers cornerback setup than the Los Angeles corner setup it looks like.

Los Angeles Chargers

Asante Samuel Jr (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week, deeper leagues only due to the matchup.

Kristian Fulton (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week, much deeper leagues only though due to the matchup and he’s not as productive as Samuel is (historically).

Ja’Sir Taylor (CB): SIT, he only played 77% of snaps last week and the matchup is really bad.

Carolina Panthers

Jaycee Horn (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week.

Mike Jackson (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week, deeper leagues only due to the fact we have only seen it once, however, he was a starter in Seattle for a bit years ago.

Troy Hill (CB): SIT, he only played 50% of snaps last week and the matchup is far from ideal.

Saints at Cowboys

Outlook: In Week 1 the Saints attempted only 24 total passes, completing 19 of those, many to their tight end position and running backs. They also never had a real challenge from Carolina so things could be entirely different in Dallas. Dak Prescott also didn’t complete many passes in Week 1, just 19 completions on 32 attempts but the game was well in hand from the first quarter onwards. The vast majority of the Dallas attempts were to their wide receivers, which is excellent.

Las Vegas has this at 45.5 for the early over/under and we’re well aware of how explosive both of these passing attacks can be. This game and the Miami/Buffalo matchup both look very appealing for Week 2 cornerback streaming so far.

New Orleans Saints

Marshon Lattimore/Koolaid McKinstry (CB): If Lattimore can play he would be only SOLID due to reinjury risk, he played 54% of snaps last week and then left with an injury. McKinstry was his direct replacement and played the final 46% of snaps, if Lattimore is inactive then Koolaid is SOLID but risky, much deeper leagues only.

Paulson Adebo (CB): IDEAL, he played 92% of snaps last week then sat due to the blowout.

Alontae Taylor (CB): IDEAL, he played 78% of snaps last week and then sat due to the blowout, he also blitzed off the corner and had 3 sacks!

Dallas Cowboys

Trevon Diggs (CB): IDEAL, he played 95% of snaps and then sat due to the blowout.

Jourdan Lewis (CB): SOLID, he played 89% of snaps (and saw a bump with Bland out) and then sat due to the blowout.

Caelan Carson (CB): SOLID but super risky, much deeper leagues only, he was the Bland replacement and played 79% of snaps last week. He’ll probably be around that again this week if he’s stepped into the Lewis role since Lewis has stepped into the Bland role it appears.

DaRon Bland (CB): Still on IR, continue to sit.

Buccaneers at Lions

Outlook: Baker came out firing it in Week 1 with 24 completions on 30 attempts, and roughly two-thirds of those targets were to wide receiver. Jared Goff only had 18 completions on 28 attempts, and only 15 of those targets were to their wide receivers.

We can’t completely discount that sometimes the game script just doesn’t line up the way we want it to, I have little doubt that Goff can still pepper St. Brown and Williams with the targets we need if the situation demands it. Unfortunately, Detroit can just line up and cram it down the opposing team’s throat whenever they feel like it so the passing attack is “hit or miss.”

With an early over/under of 51 points, Vegas expects a ton of offense and I don’t disagree, this is another solid matchup to stream from in Week 2.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Jamel Dean (CB): SOLID, Dean played 100% of snaps last week.

Zyon McCollum (CB): SIT, he was injured last week after only 19% of snaps.

Tykee Smith (CB): Smith was the Zyon replacement and played 68% of snaps last week, I’d SIT him since it’s not set in stone and we don’t need to risk it this early in the season.

No other significant CB options currently

Detroit Lions

Carlton Davis (CB): IDEAL, Davis played 99% of snaps last week.

Terrion Arnold (CB): SOLID, Arnold played 97% of snaps last week.

Amik Robertson (CB): SIT, he only played 46% of snaps last week.

Brian Branch (CB/S): IDEAL, Branch played 100% of snaps last week.

Colts at Packers

Outlook: Anthony Richardson and the Colts attempted only 19 passes last week, completing 9 of them, thankfully all but two of those attempts were to their wide receivers. This will give our Green Bay options some value, but only in much deeper leagues.

As for the Packers, they will be rolling out a backup quarterback now that Jordan Love is out for a month or so. This kills much of our value for our Indianapolis options, but the occasional splash play may still occur. Any Colts corners should only be used in deeper leagues as well this week.

The early over/under for this game is 41 points with Indianapolis favored by 3 points. It has the makings of a messy, defensive struggle from these eyeballs. Deeper leagues only for any options we use here, except Kenny Moore of course, who we never sit or demote to “deeper leagues only.”

Indianapolis Colts

Kenny Moore (CB): IDEAL, Kenny played 100% of snaps last week and the matchup doesn’t matter with him.

Juju Brents (CB): SOLID, Brents played 78% of snaps last week and was productive, but only consider this in much deeper leagues due to the matchup and playing time concerns.

UPDATE: Brents was sent to IR today, we'll readjust after seeing his replacement this week.

Jaylon Jones (CB): SOLID, Jones played 100% of snaps last week, deeper leagues only due to the matchup.

Green Bay Packers

Jaire Alexander (CB): SOLID, Jaire played 100% of snaps last week.

Keisean Nixon (CB): SOLID, Nixon only played 68% of snaps last week but was productive. You can feel even better about it if your league has return yards. Only start him in deeper leagues due to the matchup and playing time concerns.

Eric Stokes (CB): SOLID, Stokes played 88% of snaps last week, only play him in much deeper leagues due to the matchup.

Browns at Jaguars

Outlook: The panic in Cleveland over Watson’s 24 completions (for only 169 yards with 2 picks) on a ridiculous 45 attempts in Week 1, much of that in garbage time, is palpable. It’s not much better in Jacksonville where the Jags focused on the run far more than the pass in Week 1 with only 12 completions on 21 attempts, thankfully the Jags focused on their wide receivers for most of those targets but Cleveland was below 50% for their wide receiver targets in Week 1, not ideal.

Vegas has the early over/under for this one at 41.5 points, indicating a likely defensive struggle, and after seeing both of these offenses in Week 1 I can’t argue. Any options here should only be used in deeper leagues if possible.

Cleveland Browns

Denzel Ward (CB): SOLID, he played 83% of snaps and then sat due to the blowout last week.

Martin Emerson (CB): SOLID, he played 90% of snaps and then sat due to the blowout last week.

Greg Newsome (CB): SIT, he only played 68% of snaps last week.

Jacksonville Jaguars

Tyson Campbell (CB): SIT, he was injured last week and is doubtful for Week 2.

Ronald Darby (CB): SOLID, Darby played 99% of snaps last week.

Darnell Savage (CB/S): SIT, he only played 69% (nice) of snaps last week.

49ers at Vikings

Outlook: Sam Darnold was efficient with his passing in Week 1, completing 19 of 24 attempts, however only 11 of those targets were to their wide receivers, and Jordan Addison is now banged up. We may not get enough wide receiver targets/completions from this Minnesota passing attack for the floor we like to see for opposing cornerback streaming. Luckily we can somewhat offset that with two excellent options in Ward or Lenoir.

As for the 49ers, Brock Purdy completed 19 passes on 29 attempts with 19 of those targets going to their wide receivers. This is solid and gives our Minnesota options some nice value here as well.

Las Vegas has the early line for this one at 45.5 points over/under but San Francisco is favored by 5.5 on the road (where the home team gets 3 points automatically in spread betting), they think the 49ers may run away with this one. We may not get the back-and-forth affair we like to see with this matchup, but there’s still some value here overall.

San Francisco 49ers

Chavarious Ward (CB): IDEAL, he played 100% of snaps last week. This would be solid typically, but Ward has been among our finest producers for years.

Deommodore Lenoir (CB): IDEAL, he played 100% of snaps last week. Same outlook with Lenoir, he should be solid but his talent outweighs some of the other factors here.

Isaac Yiadom (CB): SOLID, Yiadom played 76% of snaps last week, much deeper leagues only.

Minnesota Vikings

Josh Metellus (CB/S): IDEAL, he played 90% of snaps last week then sat due to the blowout.

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

Byron Murphy (CB): SOLID, he played 79% of snaps then sat due to the blowout last week.

Shaq Griffin (CB): SIT, he was the odd man out with 62% of snaps last week, and some of that was likely in relief of other starters who sat due to the blowout.

Seahawks at Patriots

Outlook: Geno Smith completed 18 passes on 25 attempts last week as the Seattle run game took center stage, and only 15 of those targets were to their wide receivers, not a great start. New England barely passed the ball at all, just 15 completions on 24 attempts, and only 14 of those targets were to their “wide receivers.” With an early over/under of 37.5 points, Vegas thinks we have a defensive struggle and stinker on our hands and I agree.

We’ll go much deeper leagues only for any cornerback options in this one, and if it’s not Witherspoon or Gonzalez/Jones I wouldn’t personally consider it at all.

Seattle Seahawks

Devon Witherspoon (CB): IDEAL, he played 100% of snaps last week and the matchup doesn’t matter with Witherspoon.

Tariq Woolen (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week, deeper leagues only due to the matchup.

Tre Brown (CB): SIT, he only played 67% of snaps last week plus this matchup is bad.

New England Patriots

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

Marcus Jones (CB): SOLID, he played 80% of snaps last week, deeper leagues only unless your league has return yards.

Jonathan Jones (CB): SOLID, he played 71% of snaps last week, deeper leagues only due to the matchup and playing time concerns.

Jets at Titans

Outlook: The Titans’ passing attack in Week 1 completed only 19 passes on 32 attempts, only 15 of those attempts were directed at their wide receivers. Meanwhile, Rodgers and the Jets completed only 13 passes on 21 attempts with 20 of those targets going to his wide receivers. None of that is ideal.

Vegas has the early over/under for this one at 41.5 points, which suggests a defensive struggle and not the kind of setup we look to for ideal cornerback streaming. It will be “deeper leagues only” for any options in this matchup as well (except for Reed & Sneed, who are good enough to routinely overcome negative factors).

New York Jets

DJ Reed (CB): IDEAL, he played 100% of snaps last week and is talented enough to overcome negative factors.

Sauce Gardner (CB): SOLID, he only played 88% of snaps, taking several plays off with an injury, but “just had the wind knocked out of him”, so he should be fine for his normal 100% of snaps this week.

Michael Carter (CB): SIT, he was injured last week and only played 26% of snaps, there was no “true” replacement and the matchup isn’t great to begin with so we can skip it.

Tennessee Titans

L’Jarius Sneed (CB): IDEAL, he played 95% of snaps last week, and is talented enough to overcome negative factors.

Chidobe Awuzie (CB): SOLID, he played 73% of snaps last week, deeper leagues only due to playing time concerns.

Roger McCreary (CB): SOLID, he played 71% of snaps last week and was productive despite reduced playing time. Only start him in deeper leagues due to this reduction in snaps though.

Giants at Commanders

Outlook: Danny Dimes was horrendous in Week 1 with just 22 completions on a whopping 42 attempts, 24 of those attempts were to their wide receivers though. But that’s still just over a 50% wide receiver target rate when we look at the number of attempts, not great, Bob.

Jayden Daniels was just as bad with 17 completions on 24 attempts, and only 12 of those attempts were to their wide receivers. Las Vegas has the early over/under for this one at 43.5 points so still a defensive struggle and in my opinion, a line that’s a little high for the “offense” we’ve seen from these teams so far.

I’ll be skipping this one myself, although we still have some decent options for deeper leagues with St. Juste and Deonte Banks.

New York Giants

Deonte Banks (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week, deeper leagues only due to the matchup.

Cor’Dale Flott (CB): SIT, he only played 67% of snaps last week.

Adoree Jackson/All others (CB): SIT, Jackson only saw 35% of snaps and there was a mess of other corners that saw “spotty” playing time as well.

Washington Commanders

Benjamin St Juste (CB): SOLID, St Juste played 100% of snaps last week.

Quan Martin (CB): SOLID, Quan played 92% of snaps last week, deeper leagues only due to the matchup.

Mike Sainristil (CB): SOLID, Mike played 95% of snaps last week, deeper leagues only due to the matchup.

Emmanuel Forbes/All others (CB): SIT, Forbes only played 55% of snaps, and several others had some snaps as well, no one worth pursuing.

Rams at Cardinals

Outlook: Stafford was lighting it up last week with 34 completions on 49 attempts, 39 of those attempts were to their wide receivers. Our Arizona options are “all systems go” with this in mind. For the reverse, Kyler Murray completed 21 passes on 31 attempts, only 13 of those attempts were to their wide receivers though, so our Los Angeles options should only be used in deeper leagues this week. The Arizona run game was far more effective than their passing attack in Week 1 as well.

Vegas has the early over/under at 50 points with the Rams only favored by 1.5 points, which suggests a back-and-forth affair. We’ve got value here, most of it comes from our Arizona corners though.

Los Angeles Rams

Darious Williams (CB): SIT, on IR for another month plus.

Tre’Davious White (CB): SOLID, White played 100% of snaps last week.

No other significant CB options

Arizona Cardinals

Sean Murphy Bunting (CB): IDEAL, he played 100% of snaps last week.

Starling Thomas (CB): SOLID, he played 82% of snaps last week.

Garrett Williams (CB): SIT, he only played 61% of snaps last week.

Steelers at Broncos

Outlook: Whether it’s DANGERuss or Fields doesn’t matter, the Steelers completed just 17 passes on a whole 23 attempts, and only 14 of those were to their wide receivers. Any Denver options should be used only in deeper leagues.

Bo Nix and Denver completed 26 passes on 42 attempts as they were in a negative gamescript all day long in Week 1. He had no touchdowns, and two interceptions but at least 35 of those targets were to their wide receivers, which is something.

Vegas has the early over/under at 36.5 points, which suggests a stinker and a defensive struggle. I would avoid this one completely, but we’ll list the relevant options as is tradition.

Pittsburgh Steelers

Joey Porter Jr (CB): SOLID, he played 96% of snaps last week, deeper leagues only due to the matchup.

Donte Jackson (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week, deeper leagues only due to the matchup.

Beanie Bishop Jr (CB): SIT, he only played 59% of snaps last week and the matchup is horrendous.

Denver Broncos

Patrick Surtain (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week, deeper leagues only due to the matchup.

Riley Moss (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week, much deeper leagues only due to the matchup and the fact that we’ve only seen him start one game ever.

Jaquan McMillian (CB): SOLID, he played 72% of snaps last week but was very productive despite limited playing time all of last season. Only start him in much deeper leagues due to the matchup.

Bengals at Chiefs

Outlook: Joe Burrow had a pedestrian 21 completions on 29 attempts in Week 1, only 15 of those targets were to their wide receivers but no Tee Higgins, and a stout New England defense was the likely cause for that. We know what he’s capable of.

Mahomes completed 20 passes on 28 attempts with 14 of those targets going to their wide receivers, this tracks with what we’ve seen from Kansas City in recent seasons. Despite this, Vegas has this one at 48.5 for the early over/under and we know there’s a good possibility for offensive fireworks. We’ll start our normal options and hope we get the best of these two passing attacks.

Cincinnati Bengals

Dax Hill (CB/S): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week.

Cam Taylor Britt (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week.

Mike Hilton (CB): SOLID, he only played 68% of snaps last week but has made a career out of massive production with limited playing time.

DJ Turner (CB): SIT, he only played 5% of snaps last week, I got this one wrong completely. My apologies, it happens.

Kansas City Chiefs

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

Jaylen Watson (CB): SOLID, he played 96% of snaps last week.

No other significant CB options

Bears at Texans

Outlook: Caleb Williams only completed 14 passes on 29 attempts in Week 1 with a whopping 26 of those targets going to their wide receivers, if he improves even slightly we’ll have some nice value for our Houston corners here.

CJ Stroud completed 24 passes on 32 attempts with 22 of those passes targeting their wide receivers. Las Vegas has this at 46.5 points for the early over/under with Houston favored by 6.5. This looks like a nice setup for our Chicago corners and a “medium to deeper leagues only” setup for our Houston corners.

Chicago Bears

Tyrique Stevenson (CB): IDEAL, he played 98% of snaps last week.

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

Kyler Gordon (CB): SOLID, he played 95% of snaps last week.

Houston Texans

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

Kamari Lassiter (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week and is a rare rookie corner with immediate full playing time.

No other significant CB options

Falcons at Eagles

Outlook: Kirk Cousins only completed 16 passes on 26 attempts with 15 of those targets going to their wide receivers. They had the Steelers defense last week though, and this isn’t that, I expect a much better showing from them and am comfortable starting our Eagles corners in medium to deeper leagues.

Jalen Hurts completed 20 passes on 34 attempts with 20 of those targets going to their wide receivers, the Atlanta corners “1 and 2” should have their hands full as AJ Brown saw 10 targets last week and Devonta Smith saw 8 himself. I’d be interested in those two slots for our Atlanta corners, but that’s it.

Vegas has an early over/under of 48 points with Philly favored by a touchdown, regardless I think we have some nice value here.

Atlanta Falcons

AJ Terrell (CB): SOLID, he played 100% of snaps last week.

Mike Hughes (CB): SOLID, he played 84% of snaps last week, deeper leagues only due to the playing time concerns.

Dee Alford/Clark Phillips (CB): SIT, Alford played 46% of snaps while Phillips only saw 16% of snaps. I was wrong about Phillips last week as well.

Philadelphia Eagles

Darius Slay (CB): IDEAL, he played 100% of snaps last week.

Quinyon Mitchell (CB): SOLID, he played 94% of snaps last week.

Avonte Maddox (CB): SOLID, he played 90% of snaps last week.

Week 2 at a Glance:

IDEAL (our best options):

Rasul Douglas
Nate Hobbs
Paulson Adebo, Alontae Taylor, Trevon Diggs
Carlton Davis, Brian Branch
Kenny Moore
Josh Metellus, Chavarious Ward, Deommodore Lenoir
Devon Witherspoon
DJ Reed, L’Jarius Sneed
Sean Murphy Bunting
Trent McDuffie
Tyrique Stevenson
Darius Slay

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

Christian Benford, Jalen Ramsey, Kader Kohou, Kendall Fuller
Jack Jones, Brandon Stephens, Marlon Humphrey
Asante Samuel, Kristian Fulton, Jaycee Horn, Mike Jackson
Marshon Lattimore/Koolaid McKinstry, Jourdan Lewis, Caelan Carson
Jamel Dean, Terrion Arnold
Juju Brents, Jaylon Jones, Jaire Alexander, Keisean Nixon, Eric Stokes
Denzel Ward, Martin Emerson, Ronald Darby
Stephon Gilmore, Byron Murphy, Isaac Yiadom
Tariq Woolen, Christian Gonzalez, Marcus Jones, Jonathan Jones
Sauce Gardner, Chidobe Awuzie, Roger McCreary
Deonte Banks, Benjamin St Juste, Quan Martin, Mike Sainristil
Tre’Davious White, Starling Thomas
Joey Porter Jr, Donte Jackson, Patrick Surtain, Riley Moss, Jaquan McMillian
Cam Taylor Britt, Mike Hilton, Jaylen Watson, Dax Hill
Jaylon Johnson, Kyler Gordon, Derek Stingley, Kamari Lassiter
AJ Terrel, Mike Hughes, Quinyon Mitchell, Avonte Maddox

TRAPS (sit these players):

Taron Johnson, Cam Lewis
Jakorian Bennett, Nate Wiggins
Ja’Sir Taylor, Troy Hill
DaRon Bland
Zyon McCollum, Amik Robertson, Tykee Smith
Tyson Campbell, Darnell Savage, Greg Newsome
Shaq Griffin
Tre Brown
Michael Carter
Cor’Dale Flott, Adoree Jackson, Emmanuel Forbes
Darious Williams, Garrett Williams
Beanie Bishop Jr
DJ Turner
Dee Alford, Clark Phillips

Reminder: these are only suggestions. Your lineup is your responsibility. However, these are the same moves I’m making myself. Remember to check for inactive players before kickoff to prevent any surprise zeroes.

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Thank you for reading and good luck this week!