Seven of the eight games in the early window were decided by one score! It didn't really feel that exciting, though, did it? Anyway, here are some Fantasy thoughts on each game -- we'll break down winners and losers from the games, breakouts, plus focus in on some buy low and sell high opportunities for your leagues.
It's always a good time to get active in your league's trade market. His target share in the last two games has been 21.2% and 15.6%. He can't be elite with that kind of target share.
Of course, he'll get more targets and have better production, but maybe Marvin Harrison Jr. and the emergence of Jaylin Noel will make Collins a little less reliable than we'd like. Odunze has had a target share below 13.0% in all games with Caleb Williams. I can't say this will continue, but he is a WR3 at best until we see something different.
This was a "Don't You Forget About Me" game for the two tight ends. Loveland and Pitts were started in less than half of CBS leagues, but both scored at least one TD (Loveland should have had two). Pitts has seen his target share increase in four straight games and Loveland currently leads the Bears in red zone, green zone and end zone targets.
These guys could end up being good contributors after all. By the way, if you don't get the references above, the song "Don't You (Forget About Me)" was in the movie The Breakfast Club. It's an early Halloween for Cam Skattebo as John Harbaugh completely ghosted him.
I wouldn't drop him yet, as I expect him to have a bigger role next week as he returns from his banishment. Skattebo fumbled four times in five games, so this was deserved. However, the Giants' run game was abysmal without him.
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