Outlook Jake Ferguson
Jake Ferguson at NYG — Dependable Target in Divisional Opener
Ferguson enters the 2026 opener fully healthy as Dallas' primary tight end ahead of Brevyn Spann-Ford and Luke Schoonmaker. While the Cowboys will be adjusting along the offensive line with guard Tyler Smith sidelined, Ferguson remains a trusted safety valve for Dak Prescott over the middle. In what projects to be a high-scoring division clash against the Giants, his secure role gives him consistent snap volume.
Rostered in 90% of leagues but started in just 40%, Ferguson brings dependable value for managers looking for tight end stability. Our weekly projection expects around four catches on five targets for 33 yards and 10.3 fantasy points, offering a solid PPR floor. With perimeter wideouts commanding coverage, Ferguson should see regular underneath looks, making fantasy managers feel confident slotting him into lineups as a solid option.
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Outlook MarShawn Lloyd
MarShawn Lloyd at Minnesota — Stepping into an Expanded Backfield Role
With primary running back Josh Jacobs sidelined on the commissioner exempt list, Lloyd steps into an elevated role in Green Bay's backfield. While offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich indicated the Packers will deploy a committee approach alongside Chris Brooks, Lloyd took lead reps in practice and should pace the ground game.
His fantasy ownership has climbed to 99%, though his 43% start rate reflects some manager caution. Our projections expect around 13 to 14 carries for 55 rushing yards plus light passing-game work (11.6 projected fantasy points). In a projected tight dome matchup in Minnesota, Lloyd is a solid flex option.
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