Fantasy football Week 7 fallout: Quinshon Judkins breaks out as Garrett Wilson's teammates sink his stock — SkimNews
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- Quinshon Judkins was started in 63% of leagues and produced more than 100 total yards and two touchdowns despite playing only 52% of snaps; the analysis says his snap share has nowhere to go but up.
- Tony Pollard was started in only 49% of leagues, posted his first game above 13.6 PPR points and nearly tripled that mark with a three-touchdown performance against the Browns.
- Titans are 1-6, but four of their past five losses came by one score; because they are not getting blown out, Pollard can keep earning touches despite a rough slate featuring Cincinnati, Jacksonville, Dallas and Washington plus a bye.
- Tony Pollard is in the final year of his contract, and the trade deadline between Weeks 9 and 10 gives fantasy managers a stated opportunity to sell high while Tennessee’s schedule remains rough.
- Garrett Wilson had nine targets across his previous two games, with the analysis identifying other receivers’ involvement and Breece Hall being on his way back as legitimate threats to his target volume.
- Jets have what the source calls an "incredible" schedule from Weeks 8 through 12 and a "nasty" stretch after the bye, with Wilson’s next big game identified as an off-ramp from the target crunch.
Why it matters: Fantasy managers now face a concrete snap-share-versus-target-volume split: Judkins delivered 100-plus yards and two touchdowns on 52% of snaps, while Garrett Wilson drew nine targets over two games and faces added receiver competition plus Breece Hall’s return. Wilson’s favorable Weeks 8-12 schedule offers an off-ramp before the post-bye target crunch.
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