Darius Slayton has been the Giants' only reliable receiver this season, and they may need a huge performance from him Thursday against the Eagles.
The Staff likes Jamison Crowder and the Jets getting a whopping 13 points at home to the Bills.
Sasha Yodashkin looks over the Week 7 slate and thinks Deshaun Watson could put up big numbers again if the Texans fall behind early against the Packers.
Chris Liss is fading Josh Allen and the 55-percent-owned Bills in the week's easiest matchup.
Chris likes Michael Thomas and the Saints as 7.5-point home favorites over the Panthers.
The Eagles are dealing with a myriad of injuries including the two latest from this past weekend to Zach Ertz and Miles Sanders.
For those with QB injuries or bye week issues, Liss and Jeff discuss stop-gap free agent quarterback options for Week 7.
Another week, another big game for Travis Fulgham, who continues to take full advantage of his three-down role for the Eagles.
The injury to Benardrick McKinney was a big loss for the Houston defense, but Tyrell Adams appears to have emerged as a standout IDP in his absence.
Jim brings us his weekly Top Free Agents and Under The Radar suggestions heading into Week 7. Is Irv Smith finally finding his stride with the Vikings?
Fletcher Cox and the Eagles are the top streaming pick for Week 7, but it might be worth investing in the Chiefs or Chargers if you're eyeballing future matchups.
Sam Darnold and the Jets haven't been historically bad so far, but it's too late to turn the season around, so they might as well have fun with it.
Kenyan Drake took a garbage-time carry to the house to put up big rushing totals on the night.
Derrick Henry vs. the Steelers' run defense is a strength vs. strength matchup.
Kevin Payne analyzes the top waiver-wire adds for Week 7, including Philadelphia's Corey Clement, who could get the goal-line work with Miles Sanders out.
Liss & Jeff go through each of Sunday's game. Despite Baltimore's big win over the Eagles, Jeff has concerns about the Ravens' offense.
Jonathan Taylor didn't have the huge game many expected against the Bengals, but his increased usage on passing downs hints at RB1 upside for the second half of the season.
Ronald Jones looked good, racking up yards and touchdowns against the Packers this week.