The Dynasty Aftermath: People Mike Tyson could Knock Out

Sure, why not. Taysom Hill reminded everyone that he can be the biggest difference maker in fantasy football with another epic performance that featured 138 rushing yards, eight catches, 50 receiving yards, and three touchdowns. He did throw an interception, but dynasty managers won’t care. If his usage rate looks like this moving forward, he’ll decide the fate of countless fantasy leagues.

Fantasy LVP of the Week

Having Kyle Pitts on your roster is just maddening. After posting four straight solid games, Pitts has now scored in single-digits in each of his last three, with a massive clunker this week that featured one catch for nine yards. At this point, I honestly don’t even know what to say.

The Unbeatable Lineup of the Week

QB Jared Goff DET = 412 passing yards, four total touchdowns
RB Joe Mixon HOU = 109 rushing yards, two catches, 44 receiving yards, three touchdowns
RB Saquon Barkley PHI = 146 rushing yards, two catches, 52 receiving yards, two touchdowns
RB Breece Hall NYJ = 78 rushing yards, seven catches, 43 receiving yards, two touchdowns
WR Amon-Ra St. Brown DET = 11 catches, 161 receiving yards, two touchdowns
WR Tee Higgins CIN = Nine catches, 148 receiving yards, one touchdown
WR Cooper Kupp LAR = Six catches, 106 receiving yards, two touchdowns
TE Taysom Hill NO = 18 passing yards, 138 rushing yards, eight catches, 50 receiving yards, three touchdowns

The Underdog Lineup of the Week

QB Bo Nix DEN = 307 passing yards, four touchdowns
RB Austin Ekeler WAS = Seven rushing yards, eight catches, 89 receiving yards
RB Javonte Williams DEN = 59 rushing yards, four catches, 28 receiving yards, one touchdown
RB Cam Akers MIN = 25 rushing yards, two catches, 11 receiving yards, one touchdown
WR Jerry Jeudy CLE = Six catches, 142 receiving yards, one touchdown
WR Jauan Jennings SF = Ten catches, 91 receiving yards, one touchdown
WR Jameson Williams DET = Four catches, 124 receiving yards, one touchdown
TE  = Eight catches, 64 receiving yards, one touchdown

The Disappointing Lineup of the Week

QB Kirk Cousins ATL = 173 passing yards, one interception
RB Tony Pollard TEN = 15 rushing yards, tw0 catches, 14 receiving yards
RB Nick Chubb CLE = 50 rushing yards
RB Aaron Jones MIN = 39 rushing yards, one catch, four receiving yards
WR Mike Williams PIT = No catches
WR Ricky Pearsall SF = No catches
WR Diontae Johnson BAL = No catches
TE  = Eight catches, 64 receiving yards, one touchdown

My Most Hated Lineup of the Week

QB Taysom Hill NO = 18 passing yards, 138 rushing yards, eight catches, 50 receiving yards, three touchdowns
RB Taysom Hill NO = 18 passing yards, 138 rushing yards, eight catches, 50 receiving yards, three touchdowns
RB Taysom Hill NO = 18 passing yards, 138 rushing yards, eight catches, 50 receiving yards, three touchdowns
RB Taysom Hill NO = 18 passing yards, 138 rushing yards, eight catches, 50 receiving yards, three touchdowns
WR Taysom Hill NO = 18 passing yards, 138 rushing yards, eight catches, 50 receiving yards, three touchdowns
WR Taysom Hill NO = 18 passing yards, 138 rushing yards, eight catches, 50 receiving yards, three touchdowns
WR Taysom Hill NO = 18 passing yards, 138 rushing yards, eight catches, 50 receiving yards, three touchdowns
TE Taysom Hill NO = 18 passing yards, 138 rushing yards, eight catches, 50 receiving yards, three touchdowns

Gut Checks

I’d be worried if I was underestimating Joe Mixon.

I’d be worried if I was starting Jaylen Waddle.

I’d be worried if I didn’t cash out on Kareem Hunt.

I’d be worried if I missed out on Bo Nix?

I’d be worried if I didn’t draft Brock Bowers.

I’d be worried if I was underestimating the greatness of Amon-Ra St. Brown.

I’d be worried if I was ignoring Courtland Sutton.

I’d be worried if I wasn’t a little disappointed in Kenneth Walker.

I’d be worried if I needed consistency from DeVonta Smith.

I’d be worried if I needed vintage Christian McCaffrey right now.

I’d be worried if I was playing against Taysom Hill.

I’d be worried if I thought Tyler Lockett was still viable.

I’d be worried if I wasn’t a little concerned with the drop-off from CJ Stroud.

I’d be worried if I needed a lot from Aaron Jones right now.

I’d be worried if I was still starting Deebo Samuel.

I’d be worried if I was building around Kirk Cousins.

I’d be worried if I was ignoring David Montgomery.

I’d be worried if I wasn’t paying attention to Ladd McConkey.

I’d be worried if I needed RB1 numbers from Jonathan Taylor.

I’d be worried if I thought Jerry Jeudy was back.

I’d be worried if I needed Jake Ferguson soon.

I’d be worried if I thought Terry McLaurin was untouchable.

I’d be worried if I wasn’t impressed with Tee Higgins.

I’d be worried if I was still holding out hope for Romeo Doubs.

I’d be worried if I was hesitating on starting George Pickens.

I’d be worried if I knew what Green Bay receiver to actually start.

I’d be worried if I was still starting Aaron Rodgers.

Dynasty Rookie Rankings

Always check our latest rankings to see the updates throughout the week. These rankings are simply my own.

1.) Thomas Meeks, Reader
He’ll move down the list this week if he doesn’t comment on this.

2.) Brock Bowers, TE LV
I honestly don’t think this is crazy.

3.) Marvin Harrison Jr WR ARI
I love him, but Bowers has been unstoppable and the positional point differential he may offer in the future is enormous.

4.) Malik Nabers, WR NYG
Who’s going to throw to him long-term?

5.) Brian Thomas, WR JAX
Still solid.

6.) Rome Odunze, WR CHI
Meh so far.

7.) Jayden Daniels, QB WAS
Still love him.

8.) Jonathon Brooks, RB CAR
Ready for the debut.

9.) Ladd McConkey WR LAC
So is he.

10.) Bo Nix, QB DEN
Now I’m impressed.

AI Question of the Week

Ryan, this is so embarrassing.

See you next week for the Dynasty Aftermath.