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📈 Get 40% OFF Rotowire All-Access — promo code IAN40👉 https://www.rotowire.com/all-access/ ⚡ Sign up for Betr and get $200 in No Sweat Entries👉 https://engagebetr.onelink.me/auSX/HARTITZNew users only. Ts and Cs apply. 📺 Stream smart this season with Sling Select. Head to sling.com today to get started.👉 https://www.sling.com/ TE rankings and TE tiers: Ian Hartitz ranks his top 24 tight ends for Week 7 of fantasy football, just in time for National Tight Ends Day, and sorts them into four tiers. Brock Bowers is the TE1, George Kittle is the TE3 with Mike Evans (Achilles) not expected to suit up, and Tucker Kraft is the TE6: the Lions are allowing 11 more PPR points per game to tight ends than any other defense. Tyler Higbee climbs to TE7 with Davante Adams sidelined, Colston Loveland is back in TE1 territory, and Colby Parkinson is a touchdown option at TE14. After tiers 1 to 3 Ian stops for a bigger question about the position. TIER 1: THE BIG SIXBrock Bowers, Trey McBride, George Kittle, Isaiah Likely, Sam LaPorta, Tucker Kraft.Key question: who has the best on-paper matchups this week? Vegas implied team totals against opponent PPR points allowed to tight ends: it's Tucker Kraft and it's everyone else, with the Rams tight ends also set up well. Isaiah Likely and Tyler Warren (groin) face a tough mix of matchup and offense. TIER 2: TE1s WITH A QUESTION MARKTyler Higbee, Dallas Goedert, Travis Kelce, Colston Loveland, T.J. Hockenson, Kyle Pitts.Key question: who has the best and worst schedules moving forward? By average opponent rank over Weeks 7-12, the Jets, Broncos, Buccaneers, Steelers and Rams have it easiest; the Chargers, Raiders, Jaguars, Lions, Packers and 49ers have it toughest. Matchups are a tiebreaker, not a rule of thumb. TIER 3: THE TE2sMichael Mayer, Colby Parkinson, Hunter Henry, Pat Freiermuth, Mike Gesicki, Juwan Johnson.Key question: which tight ends have striking splits inline vs. in the slot or out wide? Bowers (91%), Likely (92%) and McBride (83%) do most of their damage in the slot or out wide, George Kittle gets 82% of his production inline, and Mike Gesicki is at 0% inline. TIER 4: NO THANK YOUKenyon Sadiq, Harold Fannin Jr., AJ Barner, Darren Waller, Dalton Schultz, Mark Andrews. Find Ian's updated ranks all week long at RotoWire, and get 40% off All-Access with code IAN40. CHAPTERS0:00 Intro0:23 Tier 1: The big six4:58 Key question: best on-paper matchups this week6:36 Tier 2: TE1s with a question mark12:59 Key question: best and worst schedules moving forward14:14 Tier 3: The TE2s19:34 Key question: inline vs. slot and wide splits20:57 Sling21:33 Tier 4: No thank you25:45 Wrapping up #fantasyfootball #TErankings #NFL #ad Paid partnerships with Betr and Sling. Betr: Must be 18+ (19+ in AL & CO; 21+ in AZ, MA, & VA) and physically located in a jurisdiction where Betr Picks operates. Restrictions apply. Void where prohibited. T&Cs apply. For more details, please visit betr.app. Concerned about your play? Call the NCPG at 1-800-522-4700. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

📈 Get 40% OFF Rotowire All-Access — promo code IAN40👉 https://www.rotowire.com/all-access/ ⚡ Sign up for Betr and get $200 in No Sweat Entries👉 https://engagebetr.onelink.me/auSX/HARTITZNew users only. Ts and Cs apply. Fantasy Genius keeps all the history of your fantasy league: use code ROTOWIRE for 20% off your first year at https://fantasygenius.io WR rankings and WR tiers: Ian Hartitz ranks his top 60 wide receivers for Week 7 of fantasy football and sorts them into five tiers. Puka Nacua is the WR1 with no Davante Adams in the picture, Malik Nabers is the WR12 after three straight 100-yard games, and A.J. Brown is the WR19: Ian makes the case that his Week 6 drops are nothing to panic about. Jaylen Waddle gets one last chance as an upside WR3 against the Cardinals, Omar Cooper Jr. moves up to WR30 on air, and Ian makes his case to free Kyle Williams. After every tier Ian stops for a bigger question about the position. TIER 1: THE WR1sPuka Nacua, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Ja'Marr Chase, Amon-Ra St. Brown, CeeDee Lamb, Justin Jefferson, Nico Collins, Chris Olave, Drake London, Christian Watson, Matthew Golden, Malik Nabers.Key question: who has the best and worst upcoming schedules? By average opponent rank in WR PPR points per game allowed over Weeks 7-12, the Giants, Titans, Vikings, Cowboys, Ravens and Bengals have it easiest, and the Bills, Falcons, Raiders, Cardinals, Jets and Broncos have it toughest. For Ian, matchups are a tiebreaker, not a reason for sweeping changes. TIER 2: WR2s TO FEEL GOOD ABOUTDeVonta Smith, Garrett Wilson, Tetairoa McMillan, Jalen Coker, Zay Flowers, Tee Higgins, A.J. Brown, George Pickens, Michael Wilson, Luther Burden III, Jameson Williams.Key question: what offenses have the best on-paper matchups this week? Implied points against matchup points allowed: the Packers, 49ers, Lions and Cowboys have the best mix, the Giants, Titans, Browns and Eagles are bad offenses in a good matchup, and the Dolphins, Colts, Cardinals and Chiefs are bad offenses in a bad matchup. TIER 3: WR3s WITH SOME UPSIDEDK Metcalf, Germie Bernard, Carnell Tate, Jaylen Waddle, Emeka Egbuka, Denzel Boston, Omar Cooper Jr., Tre Tucker, Devaughn Vele, Xavier Worthy, Rome Odunze, DeMario Douglas, Jaylin Noel.Key question: who have been the best WRs in a small sample this season? Omar Cooper Jr. is first in yards per route run on 29 routes, Jaylin Noel is first in yards per target, and Kyle Williams is first in yards per catch (minimum five receptions). TIER 4: BOOM-OR-BUST WR4sMalik Washington, Kendrick Bourne, Jordan Addison, KC Concepcion, Chris Godwin Jr., Wan'Dale Robinson, Keenan Allen, Josh Downs, Brandin Cooks, Marvin Harrison Jr., Courtland Sutton, Jahan Dotson.Key question: who are the league's token sacrificial field-stretching receivers? Deep routes, few targets: Marvin Harrison Jr. leads the group, with Quentin Johnston, Courtland Sutton, Denzel Boston, Rome Odunze and Jameson Williams also down there. TIER 5: WR5s THAT WON'T WORK OUT... BUT YOU COULD IMAGINERyan Flournoy, Konata Mumpfield, Rashid Shaheed, Dontayvion Wicks, Makai Lemon, Jerry Jeudy, Rashod Bateman, Ja'Kobi Lane, Caleb Douglas, Isaac TeSlaa, Kalif Raymond, Jalen Royals. Find Ian's updated ranks all week long at RotoWire, and get 40% off All-Access with code IAN40. CHAPTERS0:00 Intro0:22 Tier 1: The WR1s10:02 Key question: best and worst upcoming schedules11:38 Tier 2: WR2s to feel good about23:44 Key question: best on-paper matchups this week25:00 Tier 3: WR3s with some upside38:17 Key question: the best WRs in a small sample42:15 Tier 4: Boom-or-bust WR4s48:12 Key question: sacrificial field-stretching receivers48:54 Tier 5: WR5s that won't work out... but you could imagine51:15 Wrapping up #fantasyfootball #WRrankings #NFL #ad Paid partnership with Betr. Betr: Must be 18+ (19+ in AL & CO; 21+ in AZ, MA, & VA) and physically located in a jurisdiction where Betr Picks operates. Restrictions apply. Void where prohibited. T&Cs apply. For more details, please visit betr.app. Concerned about your play? Call the NCPG at 1-800-522-4700. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

📈 Get 40% OFF Rotowire All-Access — promo code IAN40👉 https://www.rotowire.com/all-access/ ⚡ Sign up for Betr and get $200 in No Sweat Entries👉 https://engagebetr.onelink.me/auSX/HARTITZNew users only. Ts and Cs apply. Week 7 RB rankings and RB tiers: Ian Hartitz ranks his top 48 running backs for Week 7 of fantasy football and sorts them into five tiers. Jahmyr Gibbs is the RB1 with 30.7 PPR points per game, behind only 2000 Marshall Faulk and 2002 Priest Holmes in NFL history, Chuba Hubbard is the RB6 after five straight top-12 finishes, and Ollie Gordon II is the RB15 as a Dolphins back Ian thinks can deliver top-15 production. Woody Marks lands at RB18 and Ian warns that by about RB15 the position is already in dire straits. After every tier Ian stops for a bigger question about the position, and he finishes with a waiver wire stash who is available in 99% of Yahoo leagues. TIER 1: THE BIG EIGHTJahmyr Gibbs, Kenneth Walker III, Bijan Robinson, Derrick Henry, Christian McCaffrey, Chuba Hubbard, Kyren Williams, Jonathan Taylor.Key question: who are the league's true workhorse RBs? Ten backs played at least 75% of their team's snaps in Week 6: Dameon Pierce (97%), Chuba Hubbard, Braelon Allen (87%), Christian McCaffrey and Bucky Irving (85%), Jonathan Taylor, Woody Marks, Bijan Robinson, Tony Pollard and Kenneth Walker. Jaylen Warren, Javonte Williams, Kyren Williams and James Cook all played at least two-thirds. TIER 2: RBS WE MOSTLY FEEL GOOD ABOUTD'Andre Swift, Jaylen Warren, Braelon Allen, Javonte Williams, Chase Brown, Bucky Irving, Ollie Gordon II, Rhamondre Stevenson, Ashton Jeanty.Key question: what offensive lines are best at consistently creating yards before contact? By the share of RB carries that gain 3+ yards before contact, the Bills lead at 34%, ahead of the Rams, Lions, Bears, Ravens, Dolphins, 49ers, Colts and Chargers. The Giants are last, with the Browns, Commanders, Falcons, Seahawks, Raiders, Broncos, Saints, Texans and Packers also near the bottom. TIER 3: THIS GOT UGLY FASTWoody Marks, Josh Jacobs, J.K. Dobbins, Dameon Pierce, Aaron Jones Sr., Tony Pollard, RJ Harvey, Emanuel Wilson, Blake Corum, Roschon Johnson, Jaleel McLaughlin, TreVeyon Henderson.Key question: who has the best and worst strength of schedule moving forward? Weeks 7-12 by opponent rank in RB PPR points per game allowed: the Jets, Vikings, Chiefs, Rams, Dolphins and Patriots have it easiest, and the Bills, Giants, Chargers, Saints, Falcons and Titans have it toughest. TIER 4: YIKESJordan Mason, Tyrone Tracy Jr., Kendre Miller, Tyler Allgeier, Bam Knight, Rico Dowdle, George Holani, Alvin Kamara, Samaje Perine, Cam Skattebo.Key question: who has the best matchups in the trenches this week? Combined RB yards before contact per carry: the Rams, Texans, Vikings, Dolphins and Ravens have the best on paper, and the Giants, Browns, Cardinals and Raiders have the roughest. TIER 5: HANDCUFF SZNMike Washington Jr., Kaelon Black, Justice Hill, Tyjae Spears, Jawhar Jordan, Brian Robinson Jr., Emmett Johnson, Isaiah Davis, Tyler Goodson.Key question: who are the best low-rostered handcuffs to stash on your fantasy bench? Ray Davis (6% on Yahoo), Roschon Johnson (5%), Samaje Perine (5%), Tyrone Tracy (4%) and Tyler Goodson (1%). The main event is the Colts' Seth McGowan, available in 99% of Yahoo leagues, who becomes the most popular pickup in fantasy football if Jonathan Taylor is traded before the deadline. Find Ian's updated ranks all week long at RotoWire, and get 40% off All-Access with code IAN40. CHAPTERS0:00 Intro0:38 Tier 1: The big eight6:40 Key question: the league's true workhorse RBs7:44 Tier 2: RBs we mostly feel good about19:14 Key question: yards before contact21:15 Tier 3: This got ugly fast32:28 Key question: strength of schedule34:05 Tier 4: Yikes39:26 Key question: matchups in the trenches40:08 Tier 5: Handcuff szn41:17 Key question: low-rostered handcuffs44:09 Wrapping up #fantasyfootball #RBrankings #NFL #ad Paid partnership with Betr. Betr: Must be 18+ (19+ in AL & CO; 21+ in AZ, MA, & VA) and physically located in a jurisdiction where Betr Picks operates. Restrictions apply. Void where prohibited. T&Cs apply. For more details, please visit betr.app. Concerned about your play? Call the NCPG at 1-800-522-4700. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

📈 Get 40% OFF Rotowire All-Access — promo code IAN40👉 https://www.rotowire.com/all-access/ ⚡ Sign up for Betr and get $200 in No Sweat Entries👉 https://engagebetr.onelink.me/auSX/HARTITZNew users only. Ts and Cs apply. 📺 Sling Select: essential live NFL coverage, game day breakdowns and top sports channels without the bloated package. Head to sling.com today to get started.👉 https://www.sling.com/ Week 7 QB rankings and QB tiers: Ian Hartitz ranks his top 28 quarterbacks for Week 7 of fantasy football (with the Bills, Jaguars, Chargers and Commanders on bye) and sorts them into four tiers. Drake Maye is the QB1 after scoring 22 more fantasy points than any other NFL player over the past three weeks, Jordan Love is the QB3 against the league's most generous defense to QBs, Bryce Young is the QB6 with five 275-yard games already this season, and Daniel Jones is QB28 against Brian Flores' Vikings. After every tier Ian stops for a bigger question about the position. TIER 1: THE FAB FIVEDrake Maye, Joe Burrow, Jordan Love, Jared Goff, Brock Purdy.Key question: which offenses have the most fantasy-friendly combination of dropback rate over expected and plays per minute? The Cowboys, Packers, Panthers and Rams sit in the fast, pass-heavy corner, the Lions and Saints belong there too because their defenses force them to throw, and the Vikings, Jaguars, Ravens, Falcons and Dolphins are the slowest and most pass-averse. TIER 2: THE REST OF THE QB1SBryce Young, C.J. Stroud, Kyler Murray, Caleb Williams, Matthew Stafford, Patrick Mahomes, Tyler Shough, Dak Prescott.Key question: who has the best and worst upcoming schedules? Weeks 7-12 by opponent rank in fantasy points allowed to QBs: the Eagles, Giants, Buccaneers, Commanders and Vikings have it easiest, and the Falcons, Bills, Panthers, Raiders and Lions have it toughest. TIER 3: WE'RE SAYING THERE'S A CHANCEGeno Smith, Aaron Rodgers, Michael Penix, Kirk Cousins, Jacoby Brissett, Deshaun Watson.Key question: which QBs are expected to be under the most and least pressure this week? All the time in the world to throw: C.J. Stroud, Aaron Rodgers, Kyler Murray, Joe Burrow and Dak Prescott. Not much time: Daniel Jones, Sam Darnold, Drake Maye and Malik Willis. TIER 4: THE OTHER GUYSTyler Huntley, Malik Willis, Sam Darnold, Bo Nix, Tanner McKee, J.J. McCarthy, Baker Mayfield, Cam Ward, Daniel Jones. Find Ian's updated ranks all week long at RotoWire, and get 40% off All-Access with code IAN40. CHAPTERS0:00 Intro0:24 Tier 1: The fab five4:57 Key question: dropback rate and pace7:30 Tier 2: The rest of the QB1s15:43 Key question: best and worst schedules17:02 Tier 3: We're saying there's a chance21:55 Key question: pressure matchups23:17 Tier 4: The other guys30:47 Wrapping up #fantasyfootball #QBrankings #NFL #ad Paid partnerships with Betr and Sling. Betr: Must be 18+ (19+ in AL & CO; 21+ in AZ, MA, & VA) and physically located in a jurisdiction where Betr Picks operates. Restrictions apply. Void where prohibited. T&Cs apply. For more details, please visit betr.app. Concerned about your play? Call the NCPG at 1-800-522-4700. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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📈 Get 40% OFF Rotowire All-Access — promo code IAN40👉 https://www.rotowire.com/all-access/ ⚡ Sign up for Betr and get $200 in No Sweat Entries👉 https://engagebetr.onelink.me/auSX/HARTITZNew users only. Ts and Cs apply. Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland break down every Sunday game from NFL Week 6, from the London opener through Bills vs. Raiders. Utilization, injuries, and the fantasy takeaways you need heading into Week 7. What we get into:- C.J. Stroud's three touchdowns and Travis Hunter's big day as the Texans edge the Jaguars in London- Caleb Williams completing 30 of 36 for 305 yards and Roschon Johnson's role in the Bears backfield- The first place Browns grinding out a 13-10 win over a Ravens team missing Lamar Jackson- Carnell Tate's touchdown and whether he can crack the top 24 receivers- Omar Cooper Jr.'s 103 yards and a Braelon Allen sell-high debate- Malik Nabers' 12 catches for 165 yards in the Giants' loss to the Saints- Chuba Hubbard's 120 yards and a rough day for the Eagles offense- DK Metcalf, Jeremy Bernard and the Steelers' overtime win in Tampa- Bam Knight's breakout as the Cardinals stun the Rams- Kenneth Walker III's 128 yards and two scores against the winless Chargers- James Cook, Keon Coleman and a late Tre Tucker touchdown in Buffalo's 33-30 win CHAPTERS0:00 Intro1:04 Texans 34, Jaguars 31: C.J. Stroud and Travis Hunter shine in London12:34 Bears 31, Falcons 23: Caleb Williams goes 30 of 3626:15 Browns 13, Ravens 10: Tyler Huntley starts, Derrick Henry stalls37:55 Titans 26, Colts 20: Carnell Tate scores, Daniel Jones throws two picks47:20 Patriots 26, Jets 19: DeMario Douglas, Omar Cooper Jr. and Braelon Allen1:07:09 Saints 34, Giants 27: Malik Nabers goes for 165, Tyler Shough throws three TDs1:21:55 Panthers 25, Eagles 14: Chuba Hubbard runs for 1201:32:40 Steelers 26, Buccaneers 19 (OT): DK Metcalf, Emeka Egbuka and Jalon Daniels1:47:32 Cardinals 18, Rams 16: Bam Knight's 17 touches, Arizona wins on field goals1:59:22 Chiefs 22, Chargers 6: Kenneth Walker III scores twice2:03:57 Bills 33, Raiders 30: James Cook, Keon Coleman and Tre Tucker2:13:33 Wrap Thanks for watching! Subscribe for Ian's rankings and tiers all week long, and catch Dwain's utilization report at FantasyLife.com.  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

⚡ Sign up for Betr and get $200 in No Sweat Entries👉 https://engagebetr.onelink.me/auSX/HARTITZNew users only. Ts and Cs apply. OddsJam is FREE for 7 days, plus 35% off with code IAN35 ➡️ https://oddsjam.com/?ref=nmm0otg 🏊 Catch every play poolside at Circa Stadium Swim in downtown Las Vegas. Reserve your spot at https://www.circalasvegas.com Ian Hartitz and Billy Collins run through the full Week 6 fantasy football injury report after Friday's practices: who is good to go, who is questionable and who is out at quarterback, running back, wide receiver and tight end, plus the fantasy fallout from every one of them. Jalen Hurts is out with a blood clot in his calf, Lamar Jackson and Baker Mayfield are out again, and Michael Penix and Caleb Williams are both expected to play. Ashton Jeanty, Alvin Kamara and Rico Dowdle are all on track, Jeremiyah Love and Saquon Barkley are out, and Josh Jacobs is eligible to return in Week 7. At receiver, CeeDee Lamb, Jalen Coker, Zay Flowers and KC Concepcion are good to go, Mike Evans is still expected to play Monday night with Deebo Samuel out, A.J. Brown and DJ Moore are questionable, and Tank Dell is out with Marvin Harrison Jr. making his debut. Tyler Warren is questionable at tight end. Then the defensive and offensive line injuries worth knowing, a look at the weather, and a four-leg Betr slip built with Billy. ⏱️ CHAPTERS0:00 Intro0:17 Quarterbacks: Michael Penix good to go, Caleb Williams questionable1:56 Jalen Hurts, Lamar Jackson and Baker Mayfield out2:52 Running backs: Ashton Jeanty, Alvin Kamara, Rico Dowdle4:46 TreVeyon Henderson and Quinshon Judkins6:27 Tony Pollard, Tyjae Spears and Ty Johnson7:00 Sean Tucker, Saquon Barkley out9:02 Jeremiyah Love, Kyle Monangai, Breece Hall10:08 David Montgomery and the Commanders backs10:47 Josh Jacobs set to return in Week 712:10 Wide receivers: CeeDee Lamb and Jalen Coker12:31 Zay Flowers, Rashod Bateman and Ja'Kobi Lane12:57 DeVonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks13:19 Denzel Boston and KC Concepcion14:38 Omar Cooper and Chris Olave15:23 Mike Evans, Deebo Samuel out17:05 A.J. Brown questionable17:27 DJ Moore and Josh Palmer17:56 Stefon Diggs18:05 DK Metcalf questionable18:40 Ladd McConkey and the Chargers19:35 Raiders receivers and Rashee Rice out20:21 Tank Dell out, Marvin Harrison Jr. debut21:28 Tight ends: Kenyon Sadiq, Tyler Warren22:37 Matthew Hibner out, Josh Cuevas longshot24:11 Defense and offensive line26:25 Chargers defense and Trent McDuffie26:57 Browns front seven and Christian Gonzalez27:44 Buccaneers secondary, Aaron Rodgers over 1.5 TDs29:12 Cowboys defense29:29 Ollie Williams weather report30:46 Circa Stadium Swim31:16 Betr slips of the week31:48 Jalen Daniels over 17.5 completions32:24 Cameron Dicker over 5.5 kicking points33:05 Bhayshul Tuten over 7.5 receiving yards33:50 Kendrick Bourne over 3.5 receptions34:23 Betr payout and wrap-up New injury report every Friday afternoon all season long, and Ian is back Sunday night breaking it all down. If the show helps you out, hit like and subscribe. #ad Paid partnerships with Betr and Circa. Betr: Must be 18+ (19+ in AL & CO; 21+ in AZ, MA, & VA) and physically located in a jurisdiction where Betr Picks operates. Restrictions apply. Void where prohibited. T&Cs apply. For more details, please visit betr.app. Concerned about your play? Call the NCPG at 1-800-522-4700. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

📈 Get 40% OFF Rotowire All-Access — promo code IAN40👉 https://www.rotowire.com/all-access/ ⚡ Sign up for Betr and get $200 in No Sweat Entries👉 https://engagebetr.onelink.me/auSX/HARTITZNew users only. Ts and Cs apply. 🏀 Fantasy Hoops draft week: get the RotoWire NBA Draft Kit with Fantasy Pass Pro, code HOOPS25 for 25% off👉 https://www.rotowire.com/basketball/draft-kit.php 📺 Stream smart this season with Sling Select. Head to sling.com today to get started.👉 https://www.sling.com/ TE rankings and TE tiers: Ian Hartitz ranks his top 24 tight ends for Week 6 of fantasy football and sorts them into three tiers. Ian keeps believing in Dalton Kincaid at TE8, Brenton Strange climbs to TE12 as one of the league's most efficient receiving tight ends since 2025, and Darren Waller is the TE15 with real waiver wire upside. After every tier Ian stops for a bigger question about the position. TIER 1: THE BIG FIVEBrock Bowers, Trey McBride, George Kittle, Isaiah Likely, Tucker Kraft.Key question: what offenses have gotten the most out of their tight ends? TIER 2: LOW-END TE1sTravis Kelce, Juwan Johnson, Dalton Kincaid, Tyler Warren, Dallas Goedert, Pat Freiermuth, Brenton Strange, Harold Fannin Jr.Key question: who have been the league's most efficient receiving tight ends since 2025? TIER 3: BYE WEEK FILLERS AND DESPERATE FLEX OPTIONSTyler Higbee, Darren Waller, Chigoziem Okonkwo, Hunter Henry, Kyle Pitts Sr., Colston Loveland, Michael Mayer, AJ Barner, Dalton Schultz, Jake Ferguson, Mark Andrews.Key question: who is the best bye week filler option at tight end? This week only: Pat Freiermuth, Tyler Higbee, Darren Waller, Chig Okonkwo. Find Ian's updated ranks all week long at RotoWire, and get 40% off All-Access with code IAN40. CHAPTERS0:00 Intro0:20 Tier 1: The big five6:10 Key question: offenses getting the most out of their TEs7:34 Fantasy Hoops draft week8:02 Tier 2: Low-end TE1s18:39 Key question: most efficient receiving TEs since 202519:55 Sling20:31 Tier 3: Bye week fillers and desperate FLEX options26:22 Key question: best bye week filler at TE27:46 Wrapping up #fantasyfootball #TErankings #NFL #ad Paid partnerships with Betr and Sling. Betr: Must be 18+ (19+ in AL & CO; 21+ in AZ, MA, & VA) and physically located in a jurisdiction where Betr Picks operates. Restrictions apply. Void where prohibited. T&Cs apply. For more details, please visit betr.app. Concerned about your play? Call the NCPG at 1-800-522-4700. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

📈 Get 40% OFF Rotowire All-Access — promo code IAN40👉 https://www.rotowire.com/all-access/ ⚡ Sign up for Betr and get $200 in No Sweat Entries👉 https://engagebetr.onelink.me/auSX/HARTITZNew users only. Ts and Cs apply. 🏀 Fantasy Hoops draft week: get the RotoWire NBA Draft Kit with Fantasy Pass Pro, code HOOPS25 for 25% off👉 https://www.rotowire.com/basketball/draft-kit.php Fantasy Genius keeps the history of your fantasy league: use code ROTOWIRE for 20% off your first year at https://fantasygenius.io WR rankings and WR tiers: Ian Hartitz ranks his top 60 wide receivers for Week 6 of fantasy football and sorts them into six tiers. Matthew Golden is the WR6 with Christian Watson right ahead of him in a Packers-Cowboys shootout on Sunday Night Football, Denzel Boston is the WR20 and might be in line for a boom week against the Ravens, and Wan'Dale Robinson leads off Tier 5 at WR37. After every tier Ian stops for a bigger question about the position. TIER 1: THE WR1sJaxon Smith-Njigba, Puka Nacua, Chris Olave, CeeDee Lamb, Christian Watson, Matthew Golden, Mike Evans, Nico Collins, Parker Washington, Drake London, Malik Nabers, Michael Wilson.Key question: who have been the best and worst defenses against wide receivers this season? TIER 2: START 'EM IF YOU GOT 'EMGeorge Pickens, Tetairoa McMillan, Zay Flowers, Garrett Wilson, Davante Adams, Terry McLaurin, DeVonta Smith, Denzel Boston, Jalen Coker.Key question: what defenses have been better or worse against wide receivers depending on alignment? TIER 3: TOP-30 OPTIONS YOU CAN FLEXLuther Burden III, DK Metcalf, Carnell Tate, Devaughn Vele, Jaylen Waddle, Germie Bernard, Josh Downs, Romeo Doubs, Keon Coleman.Key question: what teams have been the best and worst at throwing catchable deep balls this season? TIER 4: MEH WR3sXavier Worthy, Rome Odunze, Emeka Egbuka, Khalil Shakir, Tre Tucker, Ladd McConkey.Key question: what offenses does Vegas expect to score the most points this week? TIER 5: WE'RE SAYING THERE'S (KIND OF) A CHANCEWan'Dale Robinson, Kendrick Bourne, Jakobi Meyers, DeMario Douglas, Brandin Cooks, Antonio Williams, Dontayvion Wicks, Courtland Sutton, Keenan Allen, Ryan Flournoy, Chris Godwin Jr., Makai Lemon.Key question: what receivers have the chance to benefit from man-heavy matchups? TIER 6: YIKESMarvin Harrison Jr., Rashod Bateman, Darnell Mooney, Rashid Shaheed, Jaylin Noel, Jahan Dotson, Kalif Raymond, Kyle Williams, Jalen Royals, Cyrus Allen, Jerry Jeudy. Find Ian's updated ranks all week long at RotoWire, and get 40% off All-Access with code IAN40. CHAPTERS0:00 Intro0:22 Tier 1: The WR1s10:38 Key question: best and worst defenses against WRs12:10 Tier 2: Start 'em if you got 'em23:15 Key question: defenses by WR alignment25:30 Fantasy Hoops draft week26:21 Tier 3: Top-30 options you can flex35:40 Key question: catchable deep balls38:05 Tier 4: Meh WR3s43:54 Key question: Vegas implied team totals45:20 Fantasy Genius46:58 Tier 5: We're saying there's (kind of) a chance51:21 Key question: man-heavy matchups53:15 Tier 6: Yikes57:17 Wrapping up #fantasyfootball #WRrankings #NFL #ad Paid partnership with Betr. Betr: Must be 18+ (19+ in AL & CO; 21+ in AZ, MA, & VA) and physically located in a jurisdiction where Betr Picks operates. Restrictions apply. Void where prohibited. T&Cs apply. For more details, please visit betr.app. Concerned about your play? Call the NCPG at 1-800-522-4700. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

📈 Get 40% OFF Rotowire All-Access — promo code IAN40👉 https://www.rotowire.com/all-access/ ⚡ Sign up for Betr and get $200 in No Sweat Entries👉 https://engagebetr.onelink.me/auSX/HARTITZNew users only. Ts and Cs apply. Week 6 RB rankings and RB tiers: Ian Hartitz ranks his top 48 running backs for Week 6 of fantasy football and sorts them into five tiers. Rhamondre Stevenson is back in the RB1 club at RB8 with TreVeyon Henderson expected to miss time: a three-down workhorse role as a 7.5-point home favorite against the Jets. Bhayshul Tuten holds at RB15 with Ian sticking with the buy-low-ish call, and Blake Corum is RB25 with the Rams as big home favorites. After every tier Ian stops for a bigger question about the position. TIER 1: THE BIG NINEBijan Robinson, Kenneth Walker III, Jonathan Taylor, Derrick Henry, Kyren Williams, Christian McCaffrey, James Cook III, Rhamondre Stevenson, Chuba Hubbard.Key question: who has the best and worst matchups at the line of scrimmage? Combined RB yards before contact per carry: the Bills against the Raiders are a massive outlier, with Kyren Williams and Blake Corum also in great spots. The Seahawks, Texans, Jaguars, Chargers, Raiders and Cowboys have the toughest. TIER 2: TOP-20 OPTIONS WITH AT LEAST ONE CONCERNJaylen Warren, Javonte Williams, Saquon Barkley, D'Andre Swift, Braelon Allen, Bhayshul Tuten, Bucky Irving, Woody Marks, Emanuel Wilson, Ashton Jeanty, Jeremiyah Love.Key question: who have been the most and least efficient rushers and receivers? Jaylen Warren has been elite, with shout-outs to Kyle Monangai and Chuba Hubbard. Jeremiyah Love and J.K. Dobbins are the only RBs with 50+ touches under 4 yards per carry and per target. TIER 3: BEGGARS CAN'T BE CHOOSERSMarShawn Lloyd, Cam Skattebo, Quinshon Judkins, Tony Pollard, Blake Corum, Brian Robinson Jr., J.K. Dobbins, Jacory Croskey-Merritt, RJ Harvey, Omarion Hampton.Key question: what RBs have done the most cool shit this season? Explosive plays, touchdowns and tackles avoided per carry and target: Kenneth Walker leads by a huge margin, ahead of Chuba Hubbard, Jahmyr Gibbs and Bhayshul Tuten. Najee Harris is dead last. TIER 4: WE'RE SAYING THERE'S A (SMALL) CHANCEEmmett Johnson, Kendre Miller, Alvin Kamara, Keaton Mitchell, Tyjae Spears, Rachaad White, Kaelon Black, Rico Dowdle.Key question: what offenses have provided the least fantasy-friendly environments? RB yards before contact per carry and RB target share: the Texans, Jaguars, Giants, Cardinals, Commanders, Cowboys, Colts, Packers and Eagles are in the rough corner. The 49ers, Lions, Chiefs, Rams and Bills are the friendliest. TIER 5: DARTS AND BENCH STASHESTy Johnson, Justice Hill, Kimani Vidal, Chris Rodriguez Jr., Najee Harris, Mike Washington, Tyler Allgeier, Sean Tucker, Dameon Pierce, Austin Ekeler.Key question: who are the best waiver wire handcuff stashes? All under 10% rostered on Yahoo and ESPN: Ray Davis, Dylan Sampson, Roschon Johnson, Samaje Perine, Seth McGowan and Tyler Goodson. Pure handcuffs: Ray Davis first, Seth McGowan second. Find Ian's updated ranks all week long at RotoWire, and get 40% off All-Access with code IAN40. CHAPTERS0:00 Intro0:18 Tier 1: The big nine10:01 Key question: best and worst matchups at the line of scrimmage11:24 Tier 2: Top-20 options with at least one concern29:14 Key question: most and least efficient rushers and receivers30:54 Tier 3: Beggars can't be choosers39:12 Key question: who has done the most cool shit?40:38 Tier 4: We're saying there's a (small) chance44:08 Key question: the least fantasy-friendly offenses45:53 Tier 5: Darts and bench stashes48:25 Key question: best waiver wire handcuff stashes49:51 Wrapping up #fantasyfootball #RBrankings #NFL #ad Paid partnership with Betr. Betr: Must be 18+ (19+ in AL & CO; 21+ in AZ, MA, & VA) and physically located in a jurisdiction where Betr Picks operates. Restrictions apply. Void where prohibited. T&Cs apply. For more details, please visit betr.app. Concerned about your play? Call the NCPG at 1-800-522-4700. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Week 6 QB rankings and QB tiers: Ian Hartitz ranks his top 28 quarterbacks for Week 6 of fantasy football (28, with the Bengals, Lions, Dolphins and Vikings on bye) and sorts them into four tiers. Jordan Love is the QB3 with the gold medal for the best on-paper matchup of the week against the Cowboys, Bryce Young is the QB7 because Ian is sticking with the hot hand, and Bo Nix is all the way down at QB26. After every tier Ian stops for a bigger question about the position. TIER 1: THE BIG SIXJosh Allen, Brock Purdy, Jordan Love, Drake Maye, Dak Prescott, Matthew Stafford.Key question: what are the most fantasy-friendly QB matchups on paper this week? Using rbsdm.com's EPA allowed per dropback and per rush: Brock Purdy vs. the Commanders, Jordan Love vs. the Cowboys, Matthew Stafford vs. the Cardinals, Jameis Winston vs. the Saints, Kirk Cousins vs. the Bills and Daniel Jones vs. the Titans. TIER 2: QB1S TO FEEL PRETTY GOOD ABOUTBryce Young, Jayden Daniels, Trevor Lawrence, Patrick Mahomes, C.J. Stroud, Caleb Williams, Tyler Shough.Key question: who has the best matchups at the line of scrimmage? All day to throw: Aaron Rodgers, Matthew Stafford, Daniel Jones and Cam Ward. Poised for the most pressure: Jalen Hurts, Justin Herbert, Bo Nix and Sam Darnold. TIER 3: THE UNCS (AND MICHAEL PENIX)Jameis Winston, Kirk Cousins, Aaron Rodgers, Jacoby Brissett, Jalen Hurts, Tyler Huntley, Michael Penix, Sam Darnold.Key question: who has the best and worst supporting casts? A new ranking built from blocking, rushing, receiving and coaching: the Lions, Rams, 49ers and Chiefs lead the league, and the Giants are dead last. TIER 4: OUTSIDE THE CIRCLE OF TRUSTDaniel Jones, Deshaun Watson, Geno Smith, Justin Herbert, Bo Nix, Jalon Daniels, Cam Ward.Key question: who should you scoop up for bye weeks? Kirk Cousins, Aaron Rodgers, Deshaun Watson, Geno Smith and Jameis Winston are all 37% rostered or less on Yahoo. Find Ian's updated ranks all week long at RotoWire, and get 40% off All-Access with code IAN40. CHAPTERS0:00 Intro0:22 Tier 1: The big six4:45 Key question: the most fantasy-friendly matchups6:40 Tier 2: QB1s to feel pretty good about18:55 Key question: matchups at the line of scrimmage19:40 Tier 3: The uncs (and Michael Penix)30:13 Key question: best and worst supporting casts32:25 Tier 4: Outside the circle of trust36:05 Key question: bye-week streamers37:23 Wrapping up #fantasyfootball #QBrankings #NFL Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

📈 Get 40% OFF Rotowire All-Access — promo code IAN40👉 https://www.rotowire.com/all-access/ ⚡ Sign up for Betr and get $200 in No Sweat Entries👉 https://engagebetr.onelink.me/auSX/HARTITZNew users only. Ts and Cs apply. The Week 5 box score left a lot on the table. Ian Hartitz grinded the film and the play-by-play data to find every near-miss you might have missed if you didn't have eyes on every game: touchdowns wiped out by penalty, players tackled at the one-yard line, the unrealized air yards leaderboard, defensive pass interference, the interception doctor, and the drops and overthrows that cost six points. Mark Andrews dropped a 3-yard touchdown, had a two-point try punched out of his hands, lost a fumble that went back for six and added a drive-killing third-down drop. Chris Rodriguez got stuffed at the one-yard line, whiffed on a block that could have sprung Bhayshul Tuten, and lined up at Wildcat QB for a false start as the Jaguars went 0 for 3 in the red zone. Derrick Henry and Brenton Strange were each tackled at the one on two separate drives, Josh Cameron lost a 90-yard kick return touchdown to holding, and Woody Marks lost a 24-yard score to a ticky-tack hold. Ian calls it the Sheesh Report, because these are the plays that make fantasy managers say exactly that. Chapters0:00 Intro0:23 Touchdowns called back by penalty3:03 Tackled at the one-yard line4:14 The Jaguars at the goal line5:31 Unrealized air yards leaderboard7:04 Defensive pass interference tracker8:42 Interception doctor10:40 Drops12:08 Better ball touchdowns15:29 Week 5 Sheesh MVPs16:37 Wrap-up Subscribe for fantasy football analysis from Ian Hartitz every week. #ad Paid partnership with Betr. Must be 18+ (19+ in AL & CO; 21+ in AZ, MA, & VA) and physically located in a jurisdiction where Betr Picks operates. Restrictions apply. Void where prohibited. T&Cs apply. For more details, please visit betr.app. Concerned about your play? Call the NCPG at 1-800-522-4700. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

What a Sunday! Ian Hartitz and Dwain McFarland of Fantasy Life break down every game from the Week 5 slate: the Jaguars stunning the Eagles in London on a 57-yard walk-off field goal, Jordan Love and Christian Watson torching the Bears, Drake Maye looking like a top-tier QB again, a 27-27 tie between the Giants and Commanders, Jahmyr Gibbs going for 37.7 fantasy points, and the 49ers edging the Seahawks in a seven-turnover thriller. Usage, snap shares, injury fallout, and who to buy, sell, start and pick up heading into Week 6. CHAPTERS0:00 Intro0:57 Jaguars 19, Eagles 17 (London)10:38 Jets 17, Browns 1218:40 Packers 31, Bears 730:36 Texans 26, Titans 340:36 Bengals 31, Dolphins 2450:40 Patriots 45, Raiders 171:03:44 Vikings 23, Saints 131:11:57 Steelers 34, Colts 221:25:13 Giants 27, Commanders 27 (tie)1:39:46 Broncos 23, Chargers 171:49:00 Lions 45, Cardinals 211:57:50 49ers 32, Seahawks 29 Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

⚡ Sign up for Betr and get $200 in No Sweat Entries👉 https://engagebetr.onelink.me/auSX/HARTITZNew users only. Ts and Cs apply. OddsJam is FREE for 7 days, plus 35% off with code IAN35 ➡️ https://oddsjam.com/?ref=nmm0otg 🏊 Catch every play poolside at Circa Stadium Swim in downtown Las Vegas. Reserve your spot at https://www.circalasvegas.com Ian Hartitz and Billy Collins run through the full Week 5 fantasy football injury report after Friday's practices: who is good to go, who is questionable and who is out at quarterback, running back, wide receiver and tight end, plus the fantasy fallout from every one of them. Ashton Jeanty is questionable after his foot popped up Thursday, and Ian explains why Mike Washington becomes an arguable top-12 running back if Jeanty sits. Lamar Jackson is out with Tyler Huntley starting, Zach Charbonnet is out in Seattle, and Malik Nabers and Mike Evans are both good to go. Zay Flowers is expected to play, DJ Moore and Keenan Allen are banged up, and Isaiah Likely is good to go at tight end. Then the defensive and offensive line injuries worth knowing, the Ollie Williams weather report, and a four-leg Betr card built with Billy. ⏱️ CHAPTERS0:00 Intro0:19 Quarterbacks: Jayden Daniels, Caleb Williams0:54 Lamar Jackson out, Tyler Huntley starts1:13 Running backs: D'Andre Swift, Tony Pollard2:55 Ashton Jeanty questionable, Mike Washington5:06 Alvin Kamara and Rhamondre Stevenson6:02 Zach Charbonnet out, Seahawks backfield7:47 Eagles injuries9:45 Wide receivers: Malik Nabers good to go, Mike Evans10:20 Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison10:47 Zay Flowers expected to play11:28 DJ Moore and Keon Coleman12:36 Raiders and Chargers receivers13:48 More Eagles injuries14:26 Romeo Doubs and the Packers14:52 Tight ends: Dallas Goedert, Isaiah Likely16:35 Colby Parkinson17:09 Defense and offensive line18:05 Circa Stadium Swim18:33 Ollie Williams weather report19:34 Betr card20:22 Cam Ward under 19.5 completions21:05 Kenyon Sadiq under 3.5 receptions21:45 Tre Tucker over 3.5 receptions22:09 Daniel Jones under 10.5 rushing yards22:54 Betr payout and wrap-up New injury report every Friday afternoon all season long, and Ian is back Sunday night breaking it all down. If the show helps you out, hit like and subscribe. #ad Paid partnerships with Betr and Circa. Betr: Must be 18+ (19+ in AL & CO; 21+ in AZ, MA, & VA) and physically located in a jurisdiction where Betr Picks operates. Restrictions apply. Void where prohibited. T&Cs apply. For more details, please visit betr.app. Concerned about your play? Call the NCPG at 1-800-522-4700. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

📈 Get 40% OFF Rotowire All-Access — promo code IAN40👉 https://www.rotowire.com/all-access/ ⚡ Sign up for Betr and get $200 in No Sweat Entries👉 https://engagebetr.onelink.me/auSX/HARTITZNew users only. Ts and Cs apply. TE rankings and TE tiers: Ian Hartitz ranks his top 30 tight ends for Week 5 of fantasy football and sorts them into four tiers. Isaiah Likely is the TE6 with 36 targets, nine more than Malik Nabers, Tyler Higbee is the TE13 with a full-time role and a Monday night shootout against the Bills, and Mike Gesicki is the TE15 in a revenge game that still feels a little trappy. After the first three tiers Ian stops for a bigger question about the position. TIER 1: THE BIG FIVETrey McBride, Brock Bowers, George Kittle, Sam LaPorta, Dalton Kincaid.Key question: how special have these hot starts been? McBride's 69.2 PPR points are the most by a tight end through four weeks in at least five years, and Bowers' 24.1 per game is the best single-season mark in NFL history (small sample). TIER 2: TE1S WITH A QUESTION MARKIsaiah Likely, Tucker Kraft, Juwan Johnson, Kenyon Sadiq, Harold Fannin Jr., Tyler Warren, T.J. Hockenson.Key question: who have been the best and worst defenses against tight ends? Spoiler: it is the Lions, with the Chiefs not far behind. TIER 3: STREAMERS AND POTENTIAL FLEX PLAYSTyler Higbee, Colston Loveland, Mike Gesicki, Jake Ferguson, Michael Mayer, Brenton Strange, AJ Barner, Greg Dulcich, Mark Andrews, Pat Freiermuth.Key question: who has the best and worst upcoming matchups? Through Week 10 the Steelers, Rams, 49ers, Jets and Vikings have the easiest TE schedules; the Raiders, Bills, Commanders, Jaguars and Colts the toughest. TIER 4: THE OTHER GUYSKyle Pitts, Cade Otton, Oronde Gadsden II, Chig Okonkwo, Dalton Schultz, Hunter Henry, Darnell Washington, Zach Ertz. CHAPTERS0:00 Intro0:29 Tier 1: The big five3:58 Key question: How special are these hot starts?5:11 Tier 2: TE1s with a question mark12:31 Key question: Best and worst defenses vs. TEs13:21 Tier 3: Streamers and potential FLEX plays20:59 Key question: Best and worst upcoming matchups22:45 Tier 4: The other guys25:06 Wrapping up #fantasyfootball #TErankings #NFL #ad Paid partnership with Betr. Betr: Must be 18+ (19+ in AL & CO; 21+ in AZ, MA, & VA) and physically located in a jurisdiction where Betr Picks operates. Restrictions apply. Void where prohibited. T&Cs apply. For more details, please visit betr.app. Concerned about your play? Call the NCPG at 1-800-522-4700. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.