DFS Building Blocks – Week 3

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Malik Nabers caught 7-of-14 targets for 68 yards in the Giants' Week 16 loss to the Falcons.
This has somehow become Nabers' usual, inefficient statline amongst his league-worst quarterback play. He almost didn't get there after coming up gimpy following his second reception. Grimacing, Nabers could be seen attempting to stretch out his pectoral for several moments. He eventually made his way back, however, and almost capped the proceedings with a garbage time touchdown. Unfortunately, Drew Lock missed him twice in the end zone as the fourth quarter neared its expiration. Hitting his floor every week with seemingly no ceiling, Nabers will remain a back-end WR2 for the fantasy finals vs. Indy's stout pass defense.
(Dec 22 -- NBC Sports)

Calvin Ridley caught 3-of-5 targets for 78 yards and a touchdown in the Titans' Week 16 loss to the Colts.
Ridley saw just five targets for the second straight week with Mason Rudolph starting. One of those was a 38-yard toss that Ridley caught on a deep route for a touchdown. He is the team's primary receiver, but Rudolph has been targeting receivers in shallow areas often, pumping up tight end receiving numbers. Ridley's fantasy value is reliant on occasional touchdowns and big plays. He is in the WR3 range for Week 17 against the Jaguars.
(Dec 22 -- NBC Sports)

Texans listed John Metchie (shoulder) as a limited participant on Sunday's estimated practice report.
Metchie was inactive for Week 16's game against the Chiefs after being held out of practice all week. Sunday's limited designation is an upgrade from last week, and is one worth watching with Tank Dell (knee) likely out for the season. Metchie has just 17 catches for 182 yards and a touchdown this season, but should see a healthy snap share in Week 17's game against the Ravens if active.
(Dec 22 -- NBC Sports)

DeVonta Smith caught 6-of-8 targets for 51 yards in the Eagles' Week 16 loss against the Commanders.
It was the A.J. Brown Show from start to finish against Washington. Brown was targeted 15 times while Smith was an afterthought, especially in the second half. Smith dropped what would have been a third down conversion in the fourth quarter -- one that might have ended the game for the Commanders. It was a letdown performance after Smith's 111-yard, one-touchdown outing last week against Pittsburgh, but he remains in the top-30 among fantasy wideouts as the Eagles head into Week 17 against the Cowboys. Smith had 14 yards on two grabs the last time he faced Dallas.
(Dec 22 -- NBC Sports)

Cole Kmet caught both of his targets for nine yards and a touchdown in the Bears' Week 16 loss to the Lions.
No fantasy manager with their salt was still starting Kmet, so his one-yard score fell on deaf ears. Kmet's 6/49/1 stat line over his past four games would be a normal day for the league's better tight ends. The fact that he needs a month to amass those stats tells you all you need to know about his fantasy outlook heading into Week 17.
(Dec 22 -- NBC Sports)

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