Outlook A.J. Brown
A.J. Brown vs. Detroit in Munich — Questionable With Shootout Upside
A.J. Brown is officially questionable with ankle and knee injuries after missing the past two games, though he was limited in practice Wednesday and Thursday and is traveling to Munich to face the Lions. With Romeo Doubs on injured reserve, Brown remains New England's top wideout ahead of DeMario Douglas and Kyle Williams when active, so come back often for the latest news on his game-day status.
Our weekly projection lands near 12 PPR points on roughly 4 catches and 57 yards in a high-scoring matchup against a 6–2 Lions squad riding a four-game win streak. Brown remains rostered almost everywhere with his start rate climbing to 30 percent, making him a volatile flex option if cleared to play.
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Outlook Mike Washington
Mike Washington vs SEA at home — limited role in a low-scoring matchup
Operating behind Ashton Jeanty on the Raiders' depth chart, Washington has struggled to capitalize on recent touches, averaging 2.6 yards per carry over his last two games with zero targets. Recent reports highlight that Jeanty remains far ahead in the passing game, keeping Washington in a limited early-down committee role at home against Seattle.
Entering as a home underdog in a matchup expected to be low-scoring, the game script works against a back with minimal receiving usage. Our weekly projection slots Washington for roughly 9 carries and 4.6 PPR points. With falling roster interest and a 3% start rate, he belongs on fantasy benches this week.
