November 11th 2017
Saturday Morning Edition
Sunday’s
Heroes Week 9
With six teams on the bye, there was still
plenty of action on last Sunday and more than enough playmakers to carry your
weekly lineup to victory. And while the list was full of many household names,
there were also quite a few of your the not-the-Usual-Suspects. These are some
of the names to keep watch for on Sunday Week 10;
QB-Jay
Cutler;
the Dolphins signal caller returned from injury and played his best game of his
season on Sunday Night. Nothing more than an afterthought all season long,
Cutler passed for 311 yards and threw three touchdowns against a weak Raiders
secondary.
QB-Jacoy
Brissett;
the Colts quarterback played strong on Sunday completing 20 of 30 passes while
throwing two scores and passing for 308 yards. It was a strong performance for
a QB trending in the right direction.
RB-Alvin
Kamara; as
part of the Saints explosive offense, Kamara was dynamite on Sunday totaling
152 yards (68 ru, 84 rec), with two scores on just 16 touches. Kamara has
become a pass receiving weapon this season and a weekly PPR stud.
RB-Corey
Clement;
the Eagles rookie running back had a big day on Sunday with three touchdowns on
13 touches. Not the usual outcome for Clement and not something owners can come
to expect on a regular basis with Ajayi, Blount, and Smallwood positioned ahead
of him on the depth chart.
WR-Terrance
Williams; it
was his first big game of the season on Sunday finishing with 9 catches on 9
targets for 141 yards receiving. Williams has the potential, but
WR-Robert
Woods; the
Rams receiver help lead his cast a week ago to a big win over the Giants; and
big I mean by points. Wood pulled in 4 of 5 targets for 80 receiving yards and
his first two scores of the season.
WR-Marqise
Lee; quietly
the former Trojan has emerged as the team’s No.1 receiver. Last week Lee led
the team with 12 targets, 8 receptions, 75 receiving yards, and a touchdowns.
On the year he leads the team in targets, catches, and yards. His score last
week was his first for the season.
TE-Julius
Thomas; the
Dolphins tight end finally had his breakout game of the season posting a line
of 6/84/1. Most of the year Thomas has been a model of non-production, but he
does have 14 receptions on 20 targets over his last four games.
That's My Take.
~David Ortega
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