Start 'Em, Sit 'Em: Week 7 Fantasy Football Guide

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Navigating your fantasy football roster can be tricky, especially with bye weeks and unpredictable player performances. Here's your guide on who to start and who to sit in Week 7 to maximize your chances of winning.

Quarterbacks

  • Start:
    • Josh Allen (Buffalo Bills): Facing a vulnerable defense, Allen is poised for a big game. His dual-threat ability makes him a weekly must-start.
    • Geno Smith (Seattle Seahawks): Smith has been surprisingly consistent. A favorable matchup this week makes him a solid starting option.
  • Sit:
    • Russell Wilson (Denver Broncos): Wilson's struggles continue, and the matchup isn't ideal. Keep him on your bench.
    • Matthew Stafford (Los Angeles Rams): Even with Kupp back, Stafford's performance is questionable. There are better options available.

Running Backs

  • Start:
    • Bijan Robinson (Atlanta Falcons): Despite recent usage concerns, Robinson's talent is undeniable. Expect a heavy workload this week.
    • D'Andre Swift (Philadelphia Eagles): Swift has emerged as the lead back in a potent offense. Start him with confidence.
  • Sit:
    • Miles Sanders (Carolina Panthers): Sanders is dealing with injuries and a struggling offense. Avoid starting him if possible.
    • AJ Dillon (Green Bay Packers): Dillon's production has been underwhelming. He's a risky play in Week 7.

Wide Receivers

  • Start:
    • Ja'Marr Chase (Cincinnati Bengals): Chase is a top-tier receiver and a focal point of the Bengals' offense. Start him every week.
    • Cooper Kupp (Los Angeles Rams): With Stafford back, Kupp is still a viable WR1 option, start him with confidence.
  • Sit:
    • Michael Thomas (New Orleans Saints): Thomas's role in the offense is diminishing. Keep him on your bench until his production improves.
    • Skyy Moore (Kansas City Chiefs): Moore hasn't lived up to expectations. Avoid starting him in Week 7.

Tight Ends

  • Start:
    • Travis Kelce (Kansas City Chiefs): Kelce is a weekly must-start due to his consistent production and high target share.
    • Darren Waller (New York Giants): Waller is the top target in the Giants' passing game. Expect a solid performance.
  • Sit:
    • Tyler Higbee (Los Angeles Rams): Higbee's production has been inconsistent. There are better options available at tight end.
    • Cole Kmet (Chicago Bears): Kmet's performance is tied to the Bears' inconsistent passing game. Keep him on your bench.

Making the right start/sit decisions can be the difference between a win and a loss in fantasy football. Good luck in Week 7!