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Mike Gillislee possesses significant upside in fantasy football due to his impressive college profile, NFL metrics, and the reasonable likelihood of a LeSean McCoy injury in the near future.

Damien Williams scored four touchdowns in the four games immediately after Miami shifted to a run-heavy team in Week 6. If Ajayi were to to miss time, the more versatile Williams would step in and could be even more productive.

We offer four Sunday morning fantasy football pick-ups based on advanced stats & metrics profiles. Add Colin Kaepernick, Damien Williams, Eli Rogers and Vernon Davis before they become next week’s waiver targets.

Damien Williams’ 1.72 Fantasy Points per Opportunity and +94.3 Production Premium are the best among running backs. If Williams were to move into a starting role, he would would easily be the top waiver target in all of fantasy football.

Here in Week 11 against the New England Patriots, Colin Kaepernick is once again both a top-10 fantasy quarterback in the rankings and the best streaming option at his position. In fact, we need to stop streaming Kaepernick and hold him for the rest of the season.

Jeremy Kerley caught all seven of his targets for 71 yards and a touchdown last week against Arizona. As a double-digit home underdog in week 11, game flow will likely work in Kerley’s favor this week as the 49ers should be forced to pass throughout the second half.

Buy-high on players like Dak Prescott and Stefon Diggs while fantasy gamers continue to doubt their ability.

Sell-low on players such as Carlos Hyde and Coby Fleener while fantasy games still believe they have value.

Whether you are fighting for a playoff birth or just fine-tuning your roster, it is important to examine the fantasy football playoff schedule. Fantasy championships are won by acquiring targets with friendly playoff schedule matchups.

You should be buying all San Diego wide receivers, but none more than Tyrell Williams. With a Workout Metrics Profile bonanza, Williams possesses the ideal fantasy trade characteristics: athletic ability tethered to an All-Pro quarterback.

The RotoUnderworld Team provides ten players to target across fantasy football formats, including a mythical creature named Tyreek Hill.

After seeing 25 targets between weeks 5 and 6, Cameron Meredith has received a limited opportunity in the last three weeks with a total of 6 measly targets. I’m a Meredith believer and like him to join Tyrell Williams in top-24 WR status the rest of the way.

We offer four Sunday morning fantasy football pick-ups based on advanced stats & metrics profiles. Add Case Keenum, Peyton Barber, Roger Lewis & Vance McDonald before they become next week’s waiver targets.

Vance McDonald’s target share has risen exponentially since the 49ers made the switch to Colin Kaepernick. And even though he has the hardest projected remaining schedule among TEs, McDonald has the athletic profile to be able to overcome those odds if he continues to see heavy target volume.

The memes make us laugh, but this week Jay Cutler is going to put up fantasy points against a Tampa Bay pass defense that ranks 20th in Football Outsiders DVOA. Defending the 6-3 Alshon Jeffery will be a challenge as the top three Buccaneers cornerbacks are all 5-10.

Very quietly, Tyreek Hill has caught three touchdowns over his last five games. As the most explosive receiver on the roster, he’s also been used in the backfield on occasion, totaling 51 rushing yards over the last three games. Chris Conley (quad) will also be a factor with Maclin sidelined assuming he’s able to play.

J.J. Nelson, Tyreek Hill, and DuJuan Harris are two small players with exciting advanced stats and metrics profiles indicating immanent fantasy football breakouts.

Darren Sproles ranks No. 10 among NFL running backs in Yards Per Touch, Targets, and receiving yards and has been his usual slippery, jitterbug self, and could provide some value down the stretch with an increased workload.

The waiver wire hunt ends with J.J. Nelson. The RotoUnderworld Team provides ten players, including Nelson, to target across fantasy football formats.

The SPARQ-y DuJuan Harris is an athletic player, who catches passes and was recently productive after an increase in opportunity. It is great to be alive in a ZeroRB world.