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C. Kirk - WR

ARI

Christian Kirk caught 4-of-6 targets for 27 yards in Arizona's Week 10 win over Buffalo.

Sunday marked the end of Kirk's three-game scoring streak as he had previously recorded seven targets and/or a touchdown in each of his last five games. DeAndre Hopkins (7/127/1) instead hoarded a team-high 37.5% target share as Kirk filed in behind him with the second-most targets on the team. Although this game was a surprising letdown for Kirk, he's fully expected to bounce back as a strong WR3 in Thursday's divisional contest against the Seahawks, which have allowed the most fantasy points per game to enemy wideouts.

Added Nov 15 11:37 pm (EST)

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C. Edwards-Helaire - RB

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports Chiefs RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire (ankle, hip) "has an uphill battle" to play in the Divisional Round against the Browns.

One would assume that Le'Veon Bell would be in line to take the bulk of CEH's workload on but Week 16 muddies the waters a bit. Darrel Williams out-carried Bell 10-7 and out-targeted him 6-1 in the Chiefs' final meaningful regular season game. Whoever gets the majority of the backfield touches for an offense as potent as Kansas City's is going to be valuable. Knowing which back that will be before kickoff may be impossible.

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Ian Rapoport on Twitter

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T. Hill - QB

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports Saints QB Taysom Hill (knee) is not expected to play in the Divisional Round against the Bucs.

Rapsheet also added that RB Latavius Murray (quad) is also unlikely to go. That means both of the vultures to Alvin Kamara's touchdowns are going to be out for their Divisional Round game versus Tampa Bay. Hill had eight rushing scores in the regular season while Murray was at five rushing and receiving touchdowns combined. Win or lose, expect another massive outing from Kamara this week.

Added 9:10 am (EST)

Ian Rapoport on Twitter

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L. Murray - RB

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports Saints RB Latavius Murray (quad) is not expected to play in the Divisional Round against the Bucs.

Rapoport added that QB Taysom Hill (knee) is on the wrong side of questionable. That means Alvin Kamara should finally be locked in for all of the goal line work and nearly all of the running back touches this week. Murray has five scores this season despite him not starting a single game. Without the risk of losing touchdowns to Hill or Murray, Kamara is easily the safest running back for DFS purposes this week.

Added 9:04 am (EST)

Ian Rapoport on Twitter

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M. Andrews - TE

BAL

Mark Andrews caught 4-of-11 targets for 28 yards in the Ravens' Division Round loss to the Bills.

Andrews took a step back in 2020 after his 64-852-10 receiving line last season. Across 14 games, he turned 88 targets into 58 receptions for 701 yards and eight touchdowns, enough production to hang around the top-five tight end rankings for the entire campaign. Lamar Jackson's inconsistent accuracy and dominant rushing make Andrews a volatile fantasy asset on a week-to-week basis even though he is the Ravens' No. 1 or No. 2 passing-game target. Andrews, 25, belongs in the second tier of positional rankings heading into summer fantasy drafts. The 2021 season will be a contract year for Andrews.

Added 12:56 am (EST)

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D. Duvernay - WR

BAL

Devin Duvernay was not targeted in the Ravens' Division Round loss to the Bills.

A third-round speedster out of Texas, Duvernay occasionally flashed as a receiver and returner during his rookie campaign. He was unable to supplant slot receiver Willie Snead in the starting rotation, leaving him with just 20 catches for 201 scoreless yards on the year. Snead is a free agent this offseason, however, so Duvernay could be a starter in 2021. Even then, the Ravens' run-first offense limits Duvernay's fantasy appeal in dynasty formats. His profile screams "better real-life player than fantasy player".

Added 12:49 am (EST)

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G. Everett - TE

Gerald Everett didn't catch his lone target in Los Angeles' Divisional Round loss to the Packers.

Even in opening the year behind Tyler Higbee, Everett recorded career-highs in targets (62), catches (41), and receiving yards (417) in 2020, staying healthy for 636 snaps (57%) across 18 appearances, postseason included. 27 in June, Everett (6'3/239) will likely garner interest in 2021 fantasy drafts as an athletic breakout candidate on his second contract pending where he lands as an unrestricted free agent. It would certainly help if Everett walks into a starting role with negligible competition.

Added 12:46 am (EST)

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J. Hill - RB

BAL

Justice Hill didn't receive a carry in the Ravens' Division Round loss to the Bills.

The Ravens drafted their running back of the future in J.K. Dobbins, so Hill's primary focus has turned to special teams. He only had 12 carries in 12 games but was active over Mark Ingram because of his versatility. Hill is under contract through the 2022 season, although every signal points to him being a No. 3 or No. 4 back in the NFL. The Ravens easily could re-sign restricted free agent Gus Edwards this offseason to be Dobbins' sidekick.

Added 12:45 am (EST)

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D. Bryant - WR

BAL

Dez Bryant failed to catch his lone target in the Ravens' Division Round loss to the Bills.

Bryant was able to make it back into the NFL following an Achilles tear, but he doesn't have the explosiveness to be a contributor anymore. It's certainly possible he retires in the coming weeks. Bryant, 32, had six catches across six games for the Ravens in 2020.

Added 12:42 am (EST)

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W. Snead - WR

BAL

Willie Snead caught 5-of-5 targets for 25 yards in the Ravens' Division Round loss to the Bills.

A slot receiver only, Snead compiled 33 receptions for 432 yards and three touchdowns on 48 targets in 2020. He missed three games after popping up on the reserve/COVID-19 list. On tape, Snead operates like a true veteran but lacks the play-making ability to make him a sought-after free agent. He'll likely compete for a starting spot in three-receiver sets this summer, possibly outside of Baltimore. Snead hasn't hit 700 yards in a season since 2016. He'll be 29 years old next year.

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M. Boykin - WR

BAL

Miles Boykin caught 3-of-4 targets for 20 yards in the Ravens' Division Round loss to the Bills.

A third-round dart throw in the 2019 NFL Draft, Boykin has posted 198- and 266-yard campaigns in his first two seasons. He hasn't developed enough to believe he'll turn into a fantasy asset in this run-heavy Baltimore offense, especially with the Ravens likely to bring in receiver competition this offseason, mainly to take away his starting spot. Boykin's career 8.4 yards per target average is the lone positive on his profile at the moment. He'll be undrafted in standard-sized fantasy leagues this offseason. Boykin is 25 years old.

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M. Brown - WR

BAL

Marquise Brown caught 4-of-7 targets for 87 yards in the Ravens' Division Round loss to the Bills.

Brown was unusable for the first half of the 2020 season in fantasy circles, but he caught fire down the stretch to somewhat save his end-of-year stat line (58-769-8 on 100 targets). The second-year pro was utilized downfield even more this season, which partially explains his streaky production. It's worth questioning if Brown profiles as an NFL team's No. 1 receiver. At the very least, the Ravens need to bring in a capable No. 2 receiver this offseason to ease Brown's individual matchups. Nonetheless, his elite speed will keep his fantasy hopes alive as a flex option. He's averaged 45.1 yards per game through two seasons.

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G. Edwards - RB

BAL

Gus Edwards rushed 10 times for 42 yards in the Ravens' Division Round loss to the Bills.

Edwards was the Ravens' No. 2 back for the entire 2020 season. He earned the "power back" role over Mark Ingram in the second half of the season and could be brought back for a similar roster spot in 2021 as a restricted free agent. Despite the power back label, Edwards has impressive elusiveness for a 238-pounder. He averaged 5.0 yards on his 144 carries. Edwards will max out as a fantasy RB4 if the Baltimore backfield is Edwards and J.K. Dobbins in 2021 because he's not a receiving threat (9 receptions). Dobbins, who averaged 6.0 yards per carry as a rookie, is obviously the future of Baltimore's running back group.

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C. Edwards-Helaire - RB

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports Chiefs RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire (ankle, hip) "has an uphill battle" to play in the Divisional Round against the Browns.

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T. Hill - QB

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports Saints QB Taysom Hill (knee) is not expected to play in the Divisional Round against the Bucs.

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L. Murray - RB

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports Saints RB Latavius Murray (quad) is not expected to play in the Divisional Round against the Bucs.

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M. Andrews - TE

BAL

Mark Andrews caught 4-of-11 targets for 28 yards in the Ravens' Division Round loss to the Bills.

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D. Duvernay - WR

BAL

Devin Duvernay was not targeted in the Ravens' Division Round loss to the Bills.

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G. Everett - TE

Gerald Everett didn't catch his lone target in Los Angeles' Divisional Round loss to the Packers.

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J. Hill - RB

BAL

Justice Hill didn't receive a carry in the Ravens' Division Round loss to the Bills.

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D. Bryant - WR

BAL

Dez Bryant failed to catch his lone target in the Ravens' Division Round loss to the Bills.

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