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Unlock Hidden Gems for Your Fantasy Football Lineup

As we dive into Week 7, it’s crucial to identify potential streaming options that can boost your fantasy football lineup. Here, we’ll explore a dynamic slot receiver, a perimeter target for Lamar Jackson, and more.

Wide Receivers

• DeMario Douglas, New England Patriots (21.1% rostered; at Jaguars): With a team-high nine targets in his first game with rookie Drake Maye at quarterback, Douglas is a deeper league flex play for Week 7.
• Michael Wilson, Arizona Cardinals (14.2% rostered; vs. Chargers): If Marvin Harrison Jr. is out, Wilson could elevate to the top spot in the Cardinals’ receiving game, making him a promising option.
• Rashod Bateman, Baltimore Ravens (5.9% rostered; at Bucs): Bateman has scored 10 or more points in three of his last four games, making him a steady perimeter target for Lamar Jackson.
• Xavier Legette, Carolina Panthers (28.9% rostered; at Commanders): With a touchdown reception and double-digit points in two of his last three games, Legette is a matchup-based play versus a Commanders defense allowing 7.5 YPA.
• JuJu Smith-Schuster, Kansas City Chiefs (17.8% rostered; at 49ers): Smith-Schuster saw his role jump in Week 5, scoring 20.0 points in the win over the Saints, making him a flex option for Week 7.
• Bub Means, New Orleans Saints (0.0% rostered; vs. Broncos): With Chris Olave in concussion protocol, Means is a potential flier to consider, especially in 14- or 16-team leagues.

Running Backs

• Jaylen Wright, Miami Dolphins (9.1% rostered; at Colts): If De’Von Achane is out, Wright could pivot into the backfield rotation with Raheem Mostert versus a Colts defense allowing 155.2 rushing yards per game.
• Isaac Guerendo, San Francisco 49ers (0.9% rostered; vs. Chiefs): Guerendo could be a late-week add if Jordan Mason is out, as he had 99 yards rushing on 10 carries in relief of Mason in Week 6.
• Alexander Mattison, Las Vegas Raiders (35.6% rostered; at Rams): Mattison’s usage is tied to Zamir White’s health, but if White is out, Mattison is a solid play against an L.A. defense that ranks in the bottom 10 versus running backs.
• Tyler Allgeier, Atlanta Falcons (43.0% rostered; vs. Seattle): Allgeier continues to split carries with Bijan Robinson and could see an increased workload against Seattle, which is allowing 5.0 yards per carry.
• Sean Tucker, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1.0% rostered; vs. Ravens): Tucker’s unexpected 34.2 points in Week 6 creates intrigue, especially if Rachaad White is out again.
• D’Ernest Johnson, Jacksonville Jaguars (0.3% rostered; vs. Patriots): With Travis Etienne Jr. potentially out, Johnson could move into a backfield rotation with Tank Bigsby.

Quarterbacks

• Jared Goff, Detroit Lions (46.4% rostered; at Vikings): Goff is playing his best football of the season, completing 81.8% of his throws over his past three games, making him a streamer option in a key NFC North matchup.
• Drake Maye, New England Patriots (3.8% rostered; at Jaguars): Maye threw three touchdown passes in his first pro start and can add numbers on the ground, making him a promising option in 2QB superflex formats.

Tight End

• Hunter Henry, New England Patriots (18.3% rostered; at Jaguars): Henry had 15.1 points in Week 6 and could see volume against Jacksonville as an underneath outlet for Maye.

D/ST

• Cincinnati Bengals (21.4% rostered; at Browns): The Bengals have recorded a defensive turnover in each of their past three games and could post another solid week against a Cleveland offense that has registered a league-worst 3.9 yards per play.