Fantasy Basketball Weekly Projections: Three Adds at Every Position

A new week of fantasy basketball starts today, so it's time to look over some weekly projections and highlight some notable players.

This week, I'm going to highlight three players at each position whose outlooks I like for the coming week. Let's dive right in!

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Point Guards

Charlotte's Collin Sexton, Dallas' Brandon Williams and San Antonio's Dylan Harper are the three point guards I want to highlight this week.

Sexton has three games this week. He's rostered in 49% of leagues and is projected for 26 fantasy points.

He's scored 31 points over his past two games, while adding in eight assists, five rebounds and one steal. Sexton has gotten up 10 shots in each game, playing 23 minutes in one of those games and 20 in the other.

Sexton's fantasy outlook is still shaky as he's coming off the bench, but he's doing enough of late to consider for some streams this week.

Williams has four games this coming week. He's rostered in 35% of leagues and is projected for 22 fantasy points.

Williams has started the past two games for Dallas, playing 24 and 27 minutes. He's tallied 18 points or more in three straight games, and has 13 rebounds, nine assists, three steals and two blocks over that span.

Williams is worth an add because of his production of late, plus his four-game slate this coming week.

Harper is projected for 22 fantasy points over four games in the coming week. He's owned in 32% of leagues.

He's scored 9-13 points over his past three games, while playing between 21-25 minutes. Harper has 10 rebounds and 11 assists over that span as well.

Harper might not be lighting it up, but he's steadily producing, and that's a big thing for some fantasy owners out there, especially ones in deeper leagues.

Shooting Guards

Dallas' Klay Thompson, Golden State's Brandin Podziemski and Philadelphia's Quentin Grimes are the three shooting guards I like for the coming week.

Thompson has four games and is projected for 22 fantasy points. He's owned in 39% of leagues.

He's scored in double figures in five of the past six games, averaging 18 per game in that stretch. Thompson also has averaged 2.8 assists, 1.5 rebounds, 0.8 blocks and 0.3 steals in that stretch.

Thompson is coming off the bench, but playing and producing enough to utilize in these better shooting stretches. Give him a look in some deeper leagues, and maybe even some standard ones.

Podziemski also has four games for the coming week. He's rostered in 60% of leagues and is set for 24 fantasy points.

He's been over 15 points in three straight games. Podz has 15 rebounds, 10 assists and six steals in that stretch as well.

He can be a good fantasy asset when he's scoring a bit more, like he is now. Consider adding Podziemski for the week, given that he has four games coming up.

Grimes also has four games lined up for the week. He is owned in 62% of leagues and is projected for 24 fantasy points.

He's coming off a game in which he posted 14 points, seven rebounds and four assists over 31 minutes. Grimes was at 15 and 22 minutes in the two games before that.

If Grimes can play closer to 30 minutes a night, he has legit fantasy upside. He's one to keep in mind for the coming week.

Small Forwards

San Antonio's Keldon Johnson, Dallas' Naji Marshall and Denver's Tim Hardaway Jr. are the small forwards I want to discuss.

Johnson is owned in 51% of leagues and has four games coming up this week. He's set for 24 fantasy points.

He played 31 minutes off the bench in the team's last game, posting 20 points, two assists and one rebound and steal. Johnson only logged 20 and 21 minutes in the two games before that.

Maybe his last game was the start of a nice stretch of play, so like in the case with Grimes, keep him in mind at the start of the week.

Marshall has four games as well this week. He is projected for 23 fantasy points and is rostered in 85% of leagues.

He continues to start for Dallas, and he's delivered at least 10 points in eight games in a row. Marshall is averaging 17.5 points, 4.4 assists and rebounds, 1.5 steals and 0.1 blocks over 31.1 minutes a game in that stretch.

Get Marshall on your roster before it's too late. He's worth holding until his production dips, so he's not a streamer (like most of the other players in this article).

Hardaway is projected for 21 fantasy points over four games. He's owned in 55% of leagues.

He didn't play much, or well, in the last Denver game, but he was in a great groove before that. We'll see if his last game was a fluke or not.

I'd consider adding him, especially after he got dropped after his last outing.

Power Forwards

Phoenix's Royce O'Neale, Los Angeles Clippers' John Collins and Milwaukee's Bobby Portis are three power forwards to consider adding this week.

O'Neale is owned in 57% of leagues and is projected for 21 fantasy points over four games for the coming week.

He's starting and delivering good results of late, averaging 12.4 points, 5.9 rebounds, 3.6 assists, 1.1 steals and 0.3 blocks over 29.6 minutes over his past seven contests.

He's worth not only adding/streaming, but holding, until his production dips. O'Neale is doing enough to help fantasy owners in any league type.

Collins is set for 29 fantasy points over four games. He's owned in 82% of leagues.

He hasn't played in the past two games for LA, so watch his status. Even if he comes off the bench, he should play enough to deliver good fantasy marks.

Collins is being dropped after missing some time, which opens the opportunity for you to scoop him up for free.

Portis is projected for 25 fantasy points over four games this coming week. He's owned in 62% of leagues.

He's scored in double figures in four straight, averaging 13 points, 6.8 rebounds, 1.8 assists, 0.8 steals and 0.3 blocks over 23.5 minutes a night in that stretch.

Portis isn't starring, but he's doing enough for usage in all fantasy leagues until further notice.

Centers 

Utah's Kyle Filipowski, Boston's Neemias Queta and Golden State's Al Horford are centers I want to discuss this week.

Filipowski is set for 22 fantasy points over four games this coming week. He's rostered in 35% of leagues.

He's started three straight games for Utah, averaging 13.3 points, 7.7 rebounds, 3 assists, 1.7 steals and 0.3 blocks over 26.7 minutes a night.

As long as he's starting and playing that much, Filipowski has some fantasy value to take advantage of. Utilize him while his value is up.

Queta is projected for 20 fantasy points over four contests. He's owned in 81% of leagues right now.

Queta has been a steady fantasy asset this season. He's averaging 10.8 points, 10 rebounds, 1.1 blocks, 0.9 steals and 0.8 assists over 24.7 minutes per game this month (nine games).

The double-double threat is a good fantasy asset, so consider adding him for the week, especially as he has four games lined up.

Horford is projected for 21 fantasy points over four contests. He's only rostered in 8% of leagues today.

He's averaged 18.5 minutes over his past six contests, but is averaging a solid 7.3 points, 5.3 rebounds, 3.3 assists, 1.5 blocks and 0.3 steals over that stretch.

Horford is going a bit overlooked right now. I think he's worth some deep-league adds, and even more streams in those leagues.