While Josh Jacobs had a monster fantasy game Sunday, Michael_Fabiano has some bad news about a few quarterbacks in his Week 7 takeaways
The 2022 fantasy football season has been difficult to predict, and that trend continued in Week 7. Daniel Jones , Andy Dalton , Trevor Lawrence and Davis Mills were all top-10 signal-callers heading into Sunday night, while future Hall of Famers Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady once again disappointed in the stat sheets. In fact, it’s come to the point where neither of them should be considered must starts at what has become a far less fruitful quarterback position.
Fantasy fans also saw the continued decline in the value of James Robinson in Jacksonville’s backfield, the emergence of a hot waiver wire running back in Baltimore and the return to prominence of a fantasy star at tight end … on National Tight Ends Day. Those are among what I believe are the top fantasy football story lines from this week that will no doubt affect your starting lineup decisions moving forward.Josh Jacobs had a monster game in the Raiders’ win over Houston.
Heading into last week, George Kittle hadn’t scored more than 7.7 fantasy points in six straight games dating back to last season. He broke that streak with 16.3 points in last week’s loss to the Falcons, and he followed it up with an even bigger game against the Chiefs. The veteran caught six passes for 98 yards with a touchdown and scored 21.8 points, his best fantasy performance since he scored 34.1 points against the Bengals in Week 14, 2021.
Chuba Hubbard got the start in Carolina’s first game since trading Christian McCaffrey, and he looked good with nine carries, 63 yards and one touchdown against the Buccaneers. That’s the good news. The bad news for those who added Hubbard is that D’Onta Foreman looked great with 118 rushing yards on 15 totes. Hubbard was also out late in the game due to an injury, which certainly improved Foreman’s touches. But when both backs are active, this has all the looks of a committee.
Drake London and Kyle Pitts combined for four catches, 18 yards and 5.8 fantasy points in a loss to the Bengals. That’s due to a total lack of focus on the passing game, as Marcus Mariota threw the ball just 13 times even in a negative game script. The Falcons have now thrown the rock 27 times in the last two weeks combined, and their quarterback has been held to 20 or fewer pass attempts in four of his last five games. If this continues, Pitts and London will continue to fail.
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