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If the offense had proven itself more throughout the season, we might consider playing him, or somebody like Kendall Hinton, but you can do better. Add in the uncertainty at quarterback, and it’s best to look past Sutton this week. It’s unclear if he will suit up this week, but hamstrings can linger, and you don’t want to get stuck in a playoff matchup with somebody who reinjures himself or plays on a snap count. If Russ goes, Jeudy is a viable option but he’s a huge risk if Russ sits this one out.Ĭourtland Sutton left week 13’s game against Baltimore after one target and missed last week’s game against Kansas City. He hasn’t lived up to the lofty expectations from his draft profile, but he’s developed a nice chemistry with Russell Wilson. That would put him right on the WR1/2 borderline.

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If we remove the three games in which he left early or played at significantly less than full speed, he’s averaging 16 points per game. Jerry Jeudy has been quietly effective this season when healthy. Wide Receiver Start Jerry Jeudy if Russell Wilson plays, sit if he doesn’t Sit Courtland Sutton and Kendall Hinton You should be able to find better options in the playoffs. Sitting at 25 th in rushing yards per game, the Broncos haven’t been able to run the ball whether teams are selling out to stop them or not. While the Broncos may want to lean on the run if Wilson can’t go, the Cardinals will surely sell out to stop the run and force Rypien to beat them over the top. Opposing running backs have tallied 21.8 points per game against the Arizona defense, ranking them 23 rd in the league. Murray has been a solid contributor for the offense this season but lacks explosiveness, evidenced by his 3.8 yards per carry which falls to 3.3 outside of his longest run of 52 yards. The assumption here is that Latavius Murray will continue to operate as the early down back while Mack handles third downs, but we may see more of Mack than many are expecting. He flashed some explosiveness, taking a screen pass 66 yards for a touchdown and finishing with 15.7 fantasy points on the day. Upon Boone’s exit last week, it was Marlon Mack who stepped into the third down role. With Mike Boone joining Chase Edmonds and making his second stint of the season on IR, we are back to a two-man backfield. Running Back Sit Latavius Murray & Marlon Mack Only the deepest of 2QB leagues should consider him.

Much of the same can be said for Brett Rypien, but he simply isn’t as good as Wilson. There’s a lot of risk in playing Russ if he suits up, too much for the fantasy football playoffs. They’re currently leading the league with 68.6 plays per game, and although they ran 69 with Colt McCoy under center last week, a week of game planning might shift the approach.

Although that seems irrelevant to Wilson’s fantasy stock, it stands to reason that Arizona will shift towards more of a slower, run heavy approach. If that’s not enough, Kyler Murray will be missing on the other sideline. Even if he does go, we can’t be sure he’s fully healthy. But we don’t know if Wilson be cleared in time to play, for one. The red birds are allowing 20 fantasy points per game to opposing quarterbacks which puts them at 26 th in the league. Had it not been for the concussion Russell Wilson suffered last week, there would be room for quiet optimism against the Cardinals in week 14. How does Russell Wilson’s status impact the rest of the Denver Broncos’ fantasy options? Quarterback Sit Russell Wilson & Brett Rypien