Offensive stockings begin to fall to the look of the road with increasing regularity. On Sunday, Austin Ekeler of the Los Angeles Chargers and Nick Chubb of the Cleveland Browns were the last to succumb to the injury virus.
Ekeler is expected to miss 4 to 6 weeks from hamstring and knee problems, while Chubb has been sidelined by a knee sprain injury, which will keep him on the sidelines for about six weeks. The first circular was a virtual minefield for the teams.
Who can simply enter the void and fill their seats?Or deserve the fantastic GMs to just take their punches and go somewhere else?
A $100 Loose Agent Acquisition Budget (FAAB) is recommended for the season.
RB Joshua Kelley, Los Angeles Chargers ($25). The rookie is probably registered in the top leagues, however, it will be the first goal this week if available. Kelley didn’t do much (9 yards per ground, 26 receptions) when Ekeler left Sunday’s game, but is online for a significant build-up in workload for at least the next two weeks. The Chargers’ offense was productive enough for replacement Justin Jackson ($10) to also have short-term fantasy value.
RB Damien Harris, New England Patriots ($18). Harris is the counterweight to the injury pendulum, starting the season on the bench with a finger injury and doing his 2020 deyet on Monday night. But dare we take an inventory of a Patriots ball carrier?Sony Michel on IR James White and Star 3 Rex Burkhead will still be in the mix, but Harris has a chance to shine, even more so if Cam Newton is in a position to return in Week 5.
TE Robert Tonyan, Green Bay Packers ($18). Closed-wings tend to be random, however, Monday night’s 3 TD functionality is the kind of explosion that leads to victories. Maybe when Davante Adams was declared inactive on Monday night, we deserved to have the idea that Tonyan was going to play a great game. He had a landing in each of the last two weeks. Now it’s the tight No. 2 of the fantastic Travis Kelce season. The only downside: Packers say good-bye to week 5.
WR Tim Patrick, Denver Broncos ($15). Replacing the injured Courtland Sutton, Patrick hit six passes for 113 yards and one landing on Thursday. Patrick has played more shots than any other Broncos catcher this season.
Ernest Johnson RB, Cleveland Browns ($11). After Chubb’s injury, fullback Kareem Hunt jumped to the most sensible of the fantastic midfields, especially after the Browns ran more than three hundred yards in Week 4; however, he will want a break and Johnson has shown that he can also bring the stone (95 yards in thirteen races).
WR Scotty Miller, Tampa Bay Buccaneers ($8). With Chris Godwin absent and Mike Evans limping, Tom Brady and the Bucs would possibly have to turn more to Miller. The second-year open receiver put in five passes for 83 yards and one landing opposite the Chargers.
TE Mo Alie-Cox, Indianapolis Colts ($6). If you want a tight upgrade, but you can’t get Tonyan . . . make it gigantic. The Colts would possibly have discovered a goalkeeper in the former basketball player 6-5, who scored for a moment a week in a row and possibly wouldn’t last much longer in the resignation thread.
RB Latavius Murray, New Orleans Saints. Al give star Alvin Kamara an occasional break, Murray comes at an independent price if he is on his resignation line. With less than one Kamara injury, he probably won’t be older than Sunday’s. 14 runs for 64 yards and two touchdowns.
RB Chase Edmonds, Cardinals of Arizona. Edmonds is already on someone’s list, but it may not be Array. Kenyan Drake has been a great sadness this season. Besides, he’s got his own injury problems. Edmonds would probably have to interfere at some point.
Runner Ke’Shawn Vaughn, Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Leonard Fournette missed the fourth week and would probably not be in a position to return on Thursday. LeSean McCoy has an ankle injury. Ronald Jones isn’t awesome Why don’t you take a look at the one who hasn’t had any luck yet?
WR Nelson Agholor, Las Vegas Raiders, With rookies Henry Ruggs and Bryan Edwards, Agholor scored his four goals for 44 yards on Sunday. The Raiders might want to pitch even more to stay with the Chiefs this week.
Also be sure to check the possible options in last week’s exemption thread to see if any of those players are still available in your league.