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Droppable with a chance of regret
Back in action after missing two games with an ankle injury, Odell Beckham sustained another (unspecified) injury after two catches for 13 yards. He simply isn’t durable enough to be counted on, and the starry upside of OBJ’s younger days may be gone.
Tyler Higbee probably isn’t going to see a great deal of targets going forward now that target hog Cooper Kupp is back to form a powerful WR trio for the Rams along with Puka Nacua and Tutu Atwell. Facing an Eagles defense that had allowed the fourth-most fantasy points to tight ends entering Week 5, Higbee had 2-20-0 receiving on three targets.
Poor Daniel Jones. His offensive line is incapable of protecting him, and his WR corps is among the worst in the league. Even at the height of his powers, Tom Brady might have had difficulty moving the chains with such a feeble supporting cast. You can drop Jones without regret.
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