Outlook Chris Bell
Chris Bell at Minnesota — Expanded Role Beckons in Trailing Script
Bell is locked into a prominent role on the perimeter with fellow wideout Caleb Douglas ruled out due to an ankle injury. After being eased into action earlier in the season, the rookie displayed strong momentum in Week 3, commanding seven targets for four receptions and 67 yards. Facing an undefeated Minnesota team as 9.5-point road underdogs, Miami will likely lean into the pass.
While Bell is currently rostered in just 13% of fantasy leagues, our projection tabs him for around 3 receptions and 40 yards on roughly 5 targets. In a matchup with a low 38.5 over/under and an inconsistent Miami offense, Bell carries some volatility, but his growing target share makes him an intriguing deep-league play or stash.
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Outlook RJ Harvey
RJ Harvey at San Francisco — PPR Value in a Solid Scoring Environment
Harvey is healthy after clearing a concussion check last week, cementing his role as Denver's primary change-of-pace back behind J.K. Dobbins. With Jonah Coleman on injured reserve, Harvey's passing-down duties are secure, coming off a performance where he caught six of seven targets.
Denver faces San Francisco in a matchup with solid scoring potential, setting up an advantageous game script for receiving backs. We project Harvey for nearly five receptions and 11.4 fantasy points, making him a dependable Flex option in PPR formats despite his modest rushing volume.
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