2025 Fantasy Football Week 7 Injury Report, Game by Game Notes, Streaming DST, MNF Picks
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WEEK 7 INJURIES
Week 7 RB Injuries
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Bucky Irving (Ankle) — OUT
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Emari Demercado (Ankle) — DNP
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Aaron Jones (Hamstring) — DNP
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Kendre Miller (Knee) — OUT FOR SEASON
Week 7 WR Injuries
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Mike Evans (Hamstring) — GAME TIME DECISION (Leaning IN)
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Emeka Egbuka (Hamstring) — GAME TIME DECISION (Leaning OUT)
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Chris Godwin (Fibula) — OUT
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Christian Kirk (Hamstring) — OUT
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Puka Nacua (Ankle) — DNP
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Deebo Samuel (heel) — DNP
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Calvin Ridley (Hamstring) — DNP
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Garrett Wilson (Knee) — DNP
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Terry McLaurin (Quad) — DNP
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Josh Downs (Concussion) — DNP
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Ricky Pearsall (Knee) — DNP
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Darius Slayton (hamstring) — DNP
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Ray-Ray McCloud (Personal) — DNP
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Jakobi Meyers (knee/toe) — DNP
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Christian Watson (knee) — DNP
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Brandon Aiyuk (Knee) — Estimated Week 10 Return
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Noah Brown (Groin) — Placed on IR
Week 7 TE Injuries
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David Njoku (Knee) — DNP
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Brock Bowers (Knee) — DNP
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Darren Waller (Pec) — Exited Game
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Cole Kmet (Back) — Exited Game
Week 7 QB Injuries
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Lamar Jackson (Hamstring) — Expected IN Week 8
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Brock Purdy (Toe) — DNP
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Kyler Murray (foot) — DNP
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J.J. McCarthy (Ankle) — DNP; Questionable for TNF
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Bryce Young (Ankle) — OUT for Week 8
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Jayden Daniels (Hamstring) — Expected OUT Week 8
WEEK 7 RB Opportunities
WEEK 7 RB PRODUCTION
QB SEASON DATA (Deep Pass% & FPPG)
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Desperation Week 8 Streaming DSTs
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ATL vs MIA
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CIN vs NYJ
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SF at HOU
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DAL at DEN
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NYJ at CIN
WEEK 7 GAME-BY-GAME FANTASY NOTES
LAR/JAX: Matthew Stafford was just fine without Puka Naca with a
career-high 5 TD passes, though with four of them coming no more than
five yards down field, those could be rushing scores in a different
week. He’s a good QB by non-mobile standards, but without that path to
a ceiling performance, he’s tough to lock in as a top-10 ROS play ...
Travis Hunter cleared 101 yards and scored, though much of it came in
garbage time. The bye is coming, but at the very least, he was used
more as an offensive weapon yesterday and it’s clear that he’s special
with the ball in his hands.
NO/CHI: Chris Olave puts together a big day because that’s what
high-end talent can do. We saw my guy Shaheed do it not long ago.
There will be flashes from all over the place in this offense, but
with the QB situaiton being what it is, good luck on consistency. A
pretty good sell-high option ... D'Andre Swift continues to impress.
Kyle Monangai got extended work and Roschon Johnson a random red zone
rush, but he’s the safest member of this offense that continues to
develop.
MIA/CLE: De'Von Achane produces because he’s great, but he’s the only
Dolphin that is worth starting in any capacity ... Quinshon Judkins
continues to impress. He’s the fifth player since 2000 with 4 runs of
30+ yards in his first 6 career games (others: Gurley, Peterson,
Barkley, and Achane) and added two Wildcat TDs for good measure. Mess
of an offense, but a stud of a rookie. These two teams are pretty
similar in terms of future outlook.
NE/TEN: Drake Maye sets the frahcnise record in CMP% and the BOUTTE
MAN does it again. Only two targets, but if it’s a week where pressure
is tough to project, he’s worthy of your hard earned dollars ...
Nobody in Tennessee requires our attention and that doesn’t change if
Calvin Ridley is active.
LV/KC: Betting on Geno Smith is dangerous, doing it without his top
two pass catchers is a jailable offense. Thank God this team goes on
bye: it’s Jeanty and Bowers at best, but neither comes with the type
of floor we were expecting ... Patrick Mahomes appears to be on a
mission and I have no idea how you stop them. Travis Kelce sees three
targets and they ran the ball 41 times: Mahomes still goes over 300
pass-plus-rush yards and three scores. If you roster a member of this
passing attack, you’re playing him while the ground game appears
destined to be a committee (Pacheco my top guy, but that doesn’t mean
he’s a great weekly start)
PHI/MIN: Jalen Hurts funnels everything through his two star receivers
and that’s all we can ask for. The Saquon efficency stuff isn’t great,
but last year was an outlier in one direction and this year in the
other: he’s still a lineup lock without a second thought ... Jordan
Mason has been inefficeint when not playing the Bengals this season
and while I think he’s better than Aaron Jones at this point in his
career, this feels like an ugly committee waiting to happen.
CAR/NYJ: Chuba Hubbard got the first look, but Rico Dowdle was the
better runner in this one and I’m considering him the RB1 in Carolina
for the short-term (RB2 in fantasy) ... Tyrod Taylor, Justin Fields,
what difference does it make? Garrett Wilson and Breece Hall feel like
must starts becuase of their raw talent and that’s probably right, but
the floor is so so low.
NYG/DEN:The rushig yards didn’t pile up for Jaxson Dart the way they
did in his first three starts, but the diving TD resulted in the
mobility helping his value in a significant way again ... Evan
Engram’s target-per-route rate continues to spike since recovering
from the back injury and that puts him on the TE1 radar, even if his
QB is sporadic and he himself offers little big play upside.
IND/LAC: There were 13 playres with double digit rush TD: Jonathan
Taylor is there, two weeks shy of Halloween ... Ladd McConkey leads
the team in targets while the other three options (two WRs + Orande
Gadson) all score. I feel good about two of these guys paying off
their price tags weekly, but it’s close to calculus to get a lean as
to whose turn it is in a given matchup.
WAS/DAL: I didn’t know it was possible for a RB1 to run 13 times for
33 yards against Dallas, but JCM did just that. He’s the lead in this
backfield, I’m just not sold that makes him a top-20 RB most weeks...
That’s now four straight Cowboy games that have seen at least 57
points put on the board. If you have a piece of this offense, you’re
starting him weekly. For DFS, it’s a little tricky, but like the 2024
Bengals, this is the ideal onslaught profile.
GB/ARI:The Packers tried hard to lose this game, but they got there
and Josh Jacobs did the damage with a pair of TDs. That said, three
straight games with 8+ targets for Romeo Doubs has him as close to a
WR1 in this offense as we’ve had at any points this season ... These
backup QBs have a way of simplifying things. Joe Flacco did it on
Thursday night and Mac Jones did it last season with Jacksonvlle.
Jacoby Brissett funneled 38.2% of his targets to his best player in
Trey McBride and it worked: football doesn’t have to be complicated.
ATL/SF: Kyle Pitts saw more targets last night than his previous two
games combined and was featured from the jump. Interesting with Mooney
Tunes active, but I’m not sure how sticky it is ... George Kittle
returned to action ,but you wouldn’t know it (0 catches). Not worried.
This team is overachieving as it is: their main guys will be just
fine.
