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James Cook carried the ball 14 times for a total of 67 yards, averaging 4.8 yards per carry. He didn’t score any touchdowns but had a long run of 18 yards. Latavis Murray started (eye roll) and had 5 carries for 7 yards, averaging 1.4 yards per carry. Came in at the goal line as he often does and got stuffed. Both guys each only caught one pass on one target, while Cook dominated the route share (61%).
Overall, Cook played 67% of the snaps to Murray’s 33%. Cook’s snaps increased from last week and that makes him a buy. The Bills cannot be pleased with how ineffective Murray has been as a rusher, and I’d think that makes them lean MORE into Cook as the season progresses. He has seen some red zone work this season, so it’s at least an idea the Bills have toyed with, and I think they go back down that road based on how Murray has underwhelmed as the red zone back recently. He hasn’t scored since Week 3. On the year, Cook and Murray each have 14 red zone carries.
But over the last two weeks, Cook has out-touched Murray 31 to 12.
And with the addition of Leonard Fournette – signed to the team on Monday – I think that means it’s curtains for Murray. Neither Murray nor Damien Harris has panned out as a compliment to Cook. Fournette has a better skill set, so I think his addition is more of how displeased the Bills are with Murray, not Cook. Therefore, if a manager in your league views this as a death nail for Cook, I’d gladly take them off their hands.
The Bengals, Broncos, Jets and Eagles are the Bills’ next four games before a Week 13 bye week.
Noah Brown led the way with 57 receiving yards on 3 receptions (2nd in routes with no Robert Woods). Nico Collins was another significant contributor, recording 30 receiving yards on 4 receptions (25% target share). Could have more production given his near 100 air yards.
Tank Dell: 4 targets / 17% target share. Still led the team in routes run (93%).
Tampa Bay, Cincinnati, Arizona and Jacksonville over the next month.
So yes, you best be scooping up Nico Collins/Tank Dell shares ASAP rocky fam.
The Packers’ rushing game was anchored by Jordan Love, who demonstrated his mobility and rushed for 34 yards on 4 carries. However, the ground game saw limited success in terms of touchdowns and yards with the RBs. A.J. Dillon rushed for 11 yards on 6 carries, 3 coming inside the red zone.
Aaron Jones, 7 for 29 with 2 red-zone attempts and 2 red-zone targets.
A.J. Dillon also contributed significantly in the passing game, catching all 5 of his targets for 41 yards.
Both guys split backfield work with a dead even 51% snap share split. The only positive out of this game is that Jones played a season-high in snaps. If the Packers are going to turn this around, it will because on the heels of a Jones’ second-half surge.
If you need a spark at RB, a healthy Jones gives you the most bang for your buck. Panthers/Vikings in the fantasy playoffs.
Diontae Johnson was the top target overall for the Steelers, catching 8 passes for 85 yards. 14 targets / 32.6% target share. Also was being used much more downfield with a whopping 188 air yards. A true target commander with a potential untapped ceiling if he continues to see usage farther downfield. He has a 25% target share through three games averaging 5-plus catches per game.
George Pickens scored the only touchdown for the Steelers on a 22-yard reception. 5 targets but just one catch. 81 air yards.
With Trubisky last season, Diontae Johnson posted much better numbers. Would expect him to be Steelers WR1 in a great matchup versus Tennessee in Week 9.
Johnson’s targets with Trubisky games in 2022: 12, 10, 11, 8, 10.
Pickens in those same games: 3, 2, 7, 3, 5
The Steelers schedule: Titans (TNF), Packers and Browns.
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