Browns | Buster Skrine working as starter for now

Source: Footballguys.com

Cleveland Browns CB Buster Skrine lined up opposite CB Joe Haden as a starter on the first-team defense during organized team activities (OTAs) this week. Skrine is trying to hold off third-round draft pick CB Leon McFadden for that starting spot.

My Last Minute Mock Draft

Source: Fantasy Football Xtreme by George Rev

My Last Minute Mock Draft

(Not accounting for trades)

Kansas City Chiefs #1 – Luke Joeckel – OT -Texas A&M
The Chiefs have more talent than most last place teams have had here in the past, but they really need to address concerns on the offensive line with OT Brandon Albert likely leaving. Jacksonville Jaguars #2 – Eric Fisher – OT – Central Michigam
If any QB in Jacksonville is going to have success, he’s going to need a little bit of protection. Not a flashy pick, but a effective one. In other news, I’m digging their new unis. Oakland Raiders #3 – Sharrif Folyd – DT – Florida
Remember

Browns | Two could be options for extensions

Source: Footballguys.com

The Cleveland Browns could consider approaching CB Joe Haden and FS T.J. Ward about contract extensions this offseason.

Browns | Joe Haden declares himself No. 2 CB in NFL

Source: Footballguys.com

Cleveland Browns CB Joe Haden took to Twitter Friday, March 8, and declared himself as the second-best cornerback in the NFL behind New York Jets CB Darrelle Revis. 'I would say, honestly, and this is just me being real 100 percent, I would say Darrelle Revis (is the No. 1 cornerback in the league),' Haden said. 'I studied tape on guys, and I try to look and see what I can do to get my game to be on their levels, (and) I feel like I'm honestly the No. 2 cornerback in the league. That's just my opinion, personally.'

Browns | DC likes how Joe Haden fits

Source: Footballguys.com

Cleveland Browns defensive coordinator Ray Horton is excited about how CB Joe Haden fits into his plans and scheme. 'Good hands, good feet, takes good keys, can play the ball and he'll tackle,' Horton said. 'So he fits into my little men that can hit, and he can catch the ball. He can play the ball.'

Who's in and who's out of the early games in Week 17

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

It's Week 17 and ... you're still playing for a championship? Wait, why? Haven't you learned your lesson by now? Week 17 always throws all kinds of wrenches into your fantasy team's best laid plans. That has been shown clearly this morning with the news that the Ravens are expected to hold Ray Rice out of today's game versus the Bengals. I'll be here all morning long giving you the latest updates on the actives and inactives in today's early games, keeping an eye on Roddy White, Chris Johnson, Hakeem Nicks and Johnathan Stewart. But next year, make sure your league finishes up by Week 16. Players already ruled out for Week 17 include Trent Richardson, Brandon Weeden, Mike Wallace, Heath Miller, Nick Foles, Carson Palmer, Pierre Thomas and

Steelers WR Mike Wallace won't play versus Browns

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

The Steelers will be without wide receiver Mike Wallace this Sunday against the Browns. The explosive deep threat didn't practice all week because of a strained hip and was officially ruled out on Friday. Antonio Brown and Emmanuel Sanders will be Pittsburgh's top two wideouts in the season finale. FANTASY ANALYSIS: In missing the first game of his career, Wallace may have very well played his final game as a Steeler. He is a free agent after the season, and beat writers believe he will be looking for more money than the team is willing to give him. For Week 17, Brown is a very nice play as he has scored in three straight games and has seen his yardage totals climb of late. One worry is that he will see a lot of Joe Haden, but I still

Lames: Ho, Ho, Horrible! Spiller no slam dunk on South Beach

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Each week the Noise highlights 10 bold names who he believes are destined to torpedo your team leave egg on his face. For those playing the Lames home edition, each player must be started in at least 50 percent of Yahoo! leagues to qualify. As an accountability advocate, results, whether genius or moronic, will post the following week using the scoring system shown here. If you're a member of TEAM HUEVOS, post your Week 16 Lames in the comments section below.

Matthew Stafford, Det, QB (74-percent started)

Over/Under: Is a Spiller spectacular on the horizon?

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Fantasy is a speculative game. Predict the future, and you look like a genius. Don't, and you're painfully human. Gazing into the crystal ball here's our view on 10 intriguing over/unders for Week 15.

C.J. Spiller, now locked in the pole position, total yards versus Seattle 109.5

Scott — OVER is the only logical way to play this. Chan Gailey is finally saved from himself, and even if the Seahawks control the game, Spiller can make hay as a receiver. The Bills are going to have to bite the bullet on Spiller as a pass blocker (something that's made the team nervous); it's sink-or-swim time.

Dalton — OVER. Spiller has averaged 92.3 yards from scrimmage on just

Over/Under: Is the Spiller spectacular on the horizon?

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Fantasy is a speculative game. Predict the future, and you look like a genius. Don't, and you're painfully human. Gazing into the crystal ball here's our view on 10 intriguing over/unders for Week 15.

C.J. Spiller, now locked in the pole position, total yards versus Seattle 109.5

Scott — OVER is the only logical way to play this. Chan Gailey is finally saved from himself, and even if the Seahawks control the game, Spiller can make hay as a receiver. The Bills are going to have to bite the bullet on Spiller as a pass blocker (something that's made the team nervous); it's sink-or-swim time.

Dalton — OVER. Spiller has averaged 92.3 yards from scrimmage on just

Fantasy Football Sleepers: DT - Week 13 (with video)

Source: KFFL.com NFL

Cleveland, yes, Cleveland isn't too shabby on the defensive side of the ball. Joe Haden and Co. have another stellar matchup on their hands, too.

Fantasy Football Waiver Wire: DT - Week 13 (with video)

Source: KFFL.com NFL

Joe Haden's Cleveland Browns came up with a truckload of turnovers in Week 12, and more may await them.

Who's in and who's out of the early games in Week 12

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

As you finish off the last of those Thanksgiving leftovers, it's time to rev up your drive toward the fantasy playoffs. As another tool to help you reach that goal, we'll be here all morning, running through who is active and inactive in the eight early games. It's a rather thin crop thanks to a number of fantasy contributors being ruled out prior to Sunday. The most important name to watch is Julio Jones, but we'll get to most everyone else, so keep refreshing this post until kickoff. Players who have already been ruled out for Week 12 include Percy Harvin, Antonio Brown, Ben Roethlisberger, Michael Vick, LeSean McCoy, Willis McGahee and Maurice Jones-Drew. For a full rundown of injuries across the league this week, click on the link

Browns | Joe Haden says he is 90 percent

Source: Footballguys.com

Cleveland Browns CB Joe Haden (oblique) said Friday, Nov. 23, that he is '90 percent' recovered from a strained abdominal muscle, and will play in Week 12 against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Browns are 0-5 when Haden has missed time due to injury or suspension, and 2-3 with him on the field.

Browns | 10 probable for Week 12

Source: Footballguys.com

Cleveland Browns TE Jordan Cameron (groin), WR Joshua Cooper (knee), WR Joshua Cribbs (back), DB Joe Haden (oblique), DE Juqua Parker (shin), DL Ahtyba Rubin (calf, back), DE Frostee Rucker (shoulder, illness), OL Jarrod Shaw (illness), DB Buster Skrine (head) and DB T.J. Ward (knee, ankle) all fully participated in practice Friday, Nov. 23, and are probable for Week 12.

Browns | Three players limited

Source: Footballguys.com

Cleveland Browns DT Ahtyba Rubin (back, calf), CB Joe Haden (oblique) and CB Buster Skrine (concussion) were limited during practice Thursday, Nov. 22.

Mostly NFL Notes: The Robert Griffin Show

Source: Roto Arcade by Dalton Del Don

As the biggest favorites in a game so far this season, it was more than a little surprising to see the Texans down 34-20 in the fourth quarter to a Jaguars team that has won once this year. I would say it was even crazier since the underdog lost its starting quarterback early on, but it's Blaine Gabbert, and Chad Henne impressed…Rashad Jennings has obviously been a huge disappointment since taking over for Maurice Jones-Drew, but there were plenty of fantasy owners still counting on at least some production in deep leagues, so a heads up about his benching sure would have been nice. "Winning" the FAAB bid on Jennings has proven to be anything but…Go ahead

Ben Roethlisberger - Ben Roethlisberger doubtful

Source: The Huddle

Pittsburgh Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger (ribs, shoulder) is considered doubtful for Week 12, according to head coach Mike Tomlin. 'He had an additional test done today and all things are very positive in terms of where he is,' Tomlin said. 'We're encouraged about his status.'
Huddle Up: This is unsurprising; Charlie Batch is expected to start. Downgrade all the Steelers skill players against Cleveland, who have been good on defense and should have Joe Haden back.

Browns | Joe Haden decision came down to the wire

Source: Footballguys.com

Cleveland Browns CB Joe Haden (oblique) did everything he could before the game Sunday, Nov. 18, and the decision to make him inactive came right down to the wire.

Joe Haden INACTIVE

Source: Draft Sharks

Browns CB Joe Haden will miss today's clash with Dallas because of an oblique injury. That leaves Sheldon Brown and Buster Skrine as the starters. Both are upside plays against a Cowboys offense that likes to throw to its outside WRs. Tony Romo gets at least a slight bump with the absence of the Browns' best cover man. On the plus side, Cleveland will have DT Ahtyba Rubin. He had been questionable with his nagging calf injury. He carries significant upside against a weak Dallas interior O-line.

Who's in and who's out of the early games in Week 11

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

For the past couple of weeks, I feel like I have started off these Sunday morning posts by saying that there's not a lot to watch as far as early game injury concerns, but hey, follow along anyway. This week, I don't need any sort of sell. We've got plenty of guys to keep track of this morning -- Pierre Garcon, Julio Jones, Michael Turner, Calvin Johnson and many more. So keep it here until about 1 p.m. Eastern for all of the latest news about those playing in early games. Players who have already been ruled out for Week 11 include Ben Roethlisberger, Antonio Brown, Aaron Hernandez, Michael Vick, Jay Cutler and Darren McFadden. For a full list of injuries around the league this week, click the link below to the NFL's official injury

Throwing Darts: Can the Browns hang around in Jerry World?

Source: Roto Arcade by Scott Pianowski

Despite a run of mediocrity in recent weeks, we're still 30-20 against the number in this column for 2012. That said, the bleeding needs to stop soon. That generous cushion from the early part of the year won't last forever.

You know the rules by now: we pick five games a week, using the lines from the Yahoo! Pro Football Pick'Em game. Here's the fresh slate:

Browns +8 at Cowboys: The Pokes haven't been anything special at home since Jerry World opened: just 15-13 straight up and a lousy 11-17 against the number. In their last eight home

Browns | Joe Haden will travel with team

Source: Footballguys.com

Updating a previous report, Cleveland Browns head coach Pat Shurmur said CB Joe Haden (oblique) will travel with the team for their Week 11 game but will be a game-time decision. If Haden is not able to play, CBs Sheldon Brown and Buster Skrine would be the starters with CB Trevin Wade lining up as the nickel back. CB Johnson Bademosi is the only other healthy cornerback on the active roster.

Joe Haden GTD for Sunday

Source: Draft Sharks

CB Joe Haden will be game-time decision for Sunday. He missed the past 2 days of practice with an oblique injury suffered on Wednesday. Haden carries plenty of upside if he's ready to play the Cowboys. IDP owners hoping to use Haden will obviously need to pay attention to the inactives report.

Injury Wrap: Backfield bingo at Heinz Field

Source: Roto Arcade by Scott Pianowski

Mike Tomlin is, by all accounts, a creative, passionate and persuasive head coach. But there's nothing he can do about the whims of the NFL schedule — and the cruelness of the injury gods. Please have your copay (and your Terrible Towel) ready to go as we open up another Injury Wrap.

The Steelers face the arch-rival Ravens in two of the next three weeks, including the main event this Sunday night. And while the Steelers have the advantage of being home this week, they'll go into the game with an injury-riddled roster.

Ben Roethlisberger is the biggest hit, of course. He's dealing with shoulder and rib injuries and there's been talk of him potentially needing six weeks to recover. Byron

Joe Haden iffy for Week 11

Source: Draft Sharks

Browns CB Joe Haden injured his oblique on Wednesday and has missed the past 2 days of practice.  The team is calling him a game-time decision for Sunday's game against the Cowboys, but it's not looking good.  If Haden can't go, it'd be a big upgrade for QB Tony Romo and WRs Miles Austin and Dez Bryant.  In the 4 games Haden missed earlier this season, the Browns were torched for 1,134 yards and 10 TDs.

Joe Haden - Joe Haden misses practice

Source: The Huddle

Cleveland Browns CB Joe Haden (oblique) missed practice Friday, Nov. 16, and will be a game-time decision for Week 11.
Huddle Up: Cleveland has had a quietly solid defense since Haden returned from suspension, so this is big news for the Browns. It is even bigger fantasy news for Dez Bryant's and/or Miles Austin's potential output this weekend. Check Haden's status over the weekend.

Browns CB Haden now a game-time decision - Joe Haden | CLE

Source: Rotoworld Football

Coach Pat Shurmer has deemed Joe Haden (oblique) a game-time decision for Sunday at Dallas.

Browns | Joe Haden misses practice

Source: Footballguys.com

Cleveland Browns CB Joe Haden (oblique) missed practice Friday, Nov. 16, and will be a game-time decision for Week 11.

Browns | Two miss practice

Source: Footballguys.com

Cleveland Browns CBs Joe Haden (oblique) and Dimitri Patterson (ankle) did not practice Thursday, Nov. 15.

Browns | Joe Haden not at practice

Source: Footballguys.com

Cleveland Browns CB Joe Haden (oblique) is not taking part in practice Thursday, Nov. 15.

Browns | Three limited in practice

Source: Footballguys.com

Cleveland Browns CB Joe Haden (oblique), DL Ahtyba Rubin (calf) and DB Buster Skrine (ankle) all were limited in practice Wednesday, Nov. 14.

Over/Under: Will Doug Martin continue his plunderous ways in Oakland?

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Fantasy is a speculative game. Predict the future, and you look like a genius. Don't, and you're painfully human. Gazing into the crystal ball here's our view on 10 intriguing over/unders for Week 9.

Doug Martin, off a pacesetting 214 total yards and two touchdowns at Minnesota, total yards at Oakland 109.5

Scott — OVER. I know they lost Carl Nicks, blocking stud, but at least it's a guard injury (a center or tackle would be worse). Martin has been terrific since the bye, partly because of experienced gained, partly due to the play-calling shift, and partly due to improved blocking. Keep rolling, roller.

Andy — OVER. Barely. Let's hope for a touchdown. The Carl

Week 9 Start’em / Sit’em

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

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If you were one of those fantasy owners who took a shot on Matthew Stafford in the second round of your draft this summer, it’s been a disappointing season. Finally last week, Stafford put together the type of numbers we would expect from a quarterback that threw for over 5,000 yards and 41 touchdowns the year before and hopefully it’s the begging if a big second half.

Week 9 Standard Rankings – QB |

Week 9 – QB Rankings

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

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It was a case of the Good, Bad and the Ugly for the Cowboys offense on Sunday or perhaps I should say Ugly, Good then Bad. Through the first quarter and a half of the game, Dallas looked dysfunctional on offense as Dez Bryant and Kevin Ogletree had route running issues, Romo threw three interceptions, one going for a thank you very much touchdown by Jason Pierre-Paul, as Romo threw it right in his hands.

Down 23 to nothing, Dallas finally got things together and marched down the field for a Felix Jones touchdown and another big play by Bryant set up a field goal.

Dallas would go on to dominate the third quarter as Jason Witten went on to pile up 18 receptions

Week 9 – Team Defense Rankings

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

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Another difficult week for defensive rankings and I can’t really say we have a terrific option off the waiver wire. Perhaps you can look to the Chargers, who are fresh off a seven to six loss against the Browns and will face a struggling Chiefs offense at home.

Unfortunately, the Chargers offense puts the defense in difficult situations because of turnovers or in the case of last week, ineffective play. What makes this option more of a gamble playing against a division foe.

No matter the struggles in Kansas City, they know the Chargers very well and we should expect them to run Jamaal Charles up to 25 times after only running him five time on Sunday.

Then we have the

Flames: Jennings’ reemergence ignites ‘Cat Scratch Fever’

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Each week the Noise highlights 12-13 somewhat obscure, unobvious names who he believes are destined to torch the competition. To qualify, each player must be started in fewer than 60 percent of Yahoo! leagues. Speaking as an accountability advocate, I will post the results, whether genius or moronic, the following week using the scoring system shown here. If you're a member of TEAM HUEVOS, post your Week 8 Flames in the comments section below.

Philip Rivers, SD, QB (28-percent started)
Matchup: at

Top Tier in Waiting

Source: ProFootballFocus.com by Ben Stockwell

With some of the best DBs in football falling around him, Joe Haden has the opportunity to state his case as an elite corner. But first he has to deal with AJ Green.

NFL Skinny: Week 7 preview

Source: Roto Arcade by Brandon Funston

By now, you've probably already bumped up against some of the lineup problems associated with the only six-team bye week of 2012. I'm not sure why two of this week's teams on hiatus couldn't have taken a break with Pittsburgh and Indy back in Week 4, but such is the hand we've been dealt. So deal with it, we shall. Let's dive into the skinniest Skinny of the season:

Total Week 7 green-light plays by position: 7 QB; 11 RB; 14 WR; 8 TE; 5 DST

Note: Numbers in parentheses next to a player's name indicate where he ranks at his position in per game fantasy scoring

QUARTERBACKS

Most FPPG allowed (QB): BUF; CLE; NE; WAS; NO

Least

Mostly NFL Notes: Week 6 Recap

Source: Roto Arcade by deldon

After a major hiccup in Kansas City, the Ravens' offense got back on track Sunday, but Baltimore has won its last four games by an average of just 3.3 points, so they haven't exactly looked dominant. Should be interesting to see them travel to Houston to face a Texans team coming off an embarrassing loss on national television in Week 7 in a battle between the two teams with the best record in the AFC…This Ravens defense already looked nothing like its usual formidable self even before losing Ray Lewis and Lardarius Webb to season-ending injuries. Fantasy owners shouldn't hesitate to start players against Baltimore moving forward…Tony Romo has got 6.7 YPA with a 0:5 TD:turnover ratio on third downs this season, good for a

Week 7 – WR Rankings

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

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Despite his drop on a key two-point conversion, Dez Bryant finally had the game we’ve been waiting for since his rookie season. On the day Bryant was targeted 15 times and hauled in 13 receptions for 95 yards and two touchdown scores.

With Miles Austin still not looking like the receiver we remember before his hamstring problems started in September of last season, and DeMarco Murray likely out for a stretch with a foot injury, look for Dallas to target the third-year receiver often, going forward.

Bryant had 13 targets in the Cowboys loss to the Bears before the teams bye

Monday Dinner: Brave new world for AFC North, Houston Texans

Source: Roto Arcade by Scott Pianowski

The AFC North used to be three yards and a cloud of dust. These days, it's 30 points and the wink of an eye.

Has the fantasy public adjusted? Or are we still clinging to those hard-to-remove name brands?

The Houston Texans entered the year with the consensus No. 1 running back and a well-respected offensive line. These days, Arian Foster has a 3.8 YPC and the Texans line is buried in the Pro Football Focus metrics.

Has the fantasy public adjusted? Why did I see the Texans line ranked No. 1 on a fantasy site last weekend? Are analysts still

Sunday Scene, Week 6: Dalton-to-Green still paying the fantasy bills

Source: Roto Arcade by Andy Behrens

AJ Green drew a tricky individual match-up on Sunday, spending much of his afternoon covered by Cleveland corner Joe Haden ... and it didn't really matter.

With receivers of Green's caliber, you don't sweat the opponent.

Haden actually had a solid day against Cincinnati on Sunday, with seven tackles and a pick. But he alone couldn't prevent Green from roasting the Browns, as the second-year receiver hauled in seven balls for 135 yards and a pair of scores. The first TD was a four-yarder — linebacker D'Qwell Jackson picked him up in coverage, which was never gonna work — and the second was a

Turn Off Your Hartline: Miami wideout takes bagel against the Rams

Source: Roto Arcade by Scott Pianowski

Although the Dolphins escaped with a 17-14 victory over the Rams on Sunday, it was far from an artistic success. Miami won the ballgame despite a puny 12 first downs, and the Rams found a way to lose despite a 462-192 edge in total yards. St. Louis collected 6.7 yards per play, the Dolphins just 3.9.

And Brian Hartline, you ask? He didn't have much to do with Miami's victory, either.

Two weeks ago, it was Turn On Your Hartline as the Dolphins wideout went ballistic in Arizona. Sunday, it was Turn Off Your Hartline. Miami's No. 1 wideout went without a catch and without an official target for the afternoon. Oh, there was one pass aimed his way - it turned into a pass interference call - but otherwise

Good Call/Bad Call - Week 6

Source: Fantasy Sharks NFL

Should you be starting Andy Dalton with Joe Haden back on the field for the Browns? What’s the game plan for Detroit and how will that affect both sides of the ball? Find out those answers and more in this week’s Good Call/Bad Call.

Browns | Hope to re-sign Thaddeus Lewis

Source: Footballguys.com

Cleveland Browns head coach Pat Shurmur said Friday, Oct. 12, that the team hopes to re-sign QB Thaddeus Lewis, who was waived Thursday, Oct. 11, to make room for CB Joe Haden on the roster.

Week 6 PPR – WR Rankings

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

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Hopefully you had a chance to watch last Thursday nights game as the Cardinals faced off against the Rams. Larry Fitzgerald had eight catches in that game and sadly he could’ve had more. Arizona doesn’t seem to trust Kevin Kolb much with audibles because he clearly missed a one on one matchup against rookie corner Janoris Jenkins, and Fitzgerald schooled him for an easy touchdown.

Problem was, Kolb never looked Fitzgerald way, opting to go to the other side of the field, for reasons which I can only assume were based on him going to the spot the play call was designed to go.

Long gone are the days of Kurt Warner and while fantasy owners will miss out on

Joe Haden - Haden looking forward to covering A.J. Green

Source: The Huddle

Cleveland Browns CB Joe Haden returns from his suspension in Week 6, and he is looking forward to lining up against Cincinnati Bengals WR A.J. Green. Haden's suspension began in Week 2, when the Browns played the Bengals in Cincinnati. Green had seven catches for 58 yards and a touchdown; however, Haden's absence had a domino effect on the secondary that resulted in three touchdown passes for QB Andy Dalton. Green had big plays in both games against the Browns last season, and Haden is looking for payback. "I definitely feel like (I owe him one)," Haden said. "I honestly put him with the top--no, at the top--of the receivers I've played against. Because he does a little bit of everything. I've played against Larry Fitzgerald, Andre

Browns | Joe Haden looking forward to covering A.J. Green

Source: Footballguys.com

Cleveland Browns CB Joe Haden returns from his suspension in Week 6, and he is looking forward to lining up against Cincinnati Bengals WR A.J. Green. Haden's suspension began in Week 2, when the Browns played the Bengals in Cincinnati. Green had seven catches for 58 yards and a touchdown; however, Haden's absence had a domino effect on the secondary that resulted in three touchdown passes for QB Andy Dalton. Green had big plays in both games against the Browns last season, and Haden is looking for payback. 'I definitely feel like (I owe him one),' Haden said. 'I honestly put him with the top - no, at the top - of the receivers I've played against. Because he does a little bit of everything. I've played against Larry Fitzgerald, Andre

Over/Under: Is the other Vick the right pick at RB2 in Week 6?

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Fantasy is a speculative game. Predict the future, and you look like a genius. Don't, and you're painfully human. Gazing into the crystal ball here's our view on 10 intriguing over/unders for Week 6.

Vick Ballard, now starting against the Jets with Donald Brown sidelined, final Week 6 RB rank 22.5 (In other words, will he deliver RB2-level stats in 12-team leagues)?

Brad — UNDER. The once proud Jets defense is a shell of its former self. This season, the Puddle Jumpers have surrendered 4.7 YPC to RBs. Ballard will give way to Mewelde Moore on third-downs but is a strong candidate for a 17-75-1 afternoon.

Brandon — UNDER. Meaning he'll be a top 22 RB in Week 6.