Before you set your week seven lineups, it's important to see this. See, I've spent over 30 hours

already this week preparing for this sleep. And these are the must-have players and guys you should

avoid for week seven. Let's begin with $6,300 Chris Gobwin, who is my favorite wide receiver

play in the week. You see, the dude is still too cheap. Last week, Chris Gobwin ends up seeing

a season high 12 targets that ended up translating to a 33% target share.

And now in two games when Godwin's gotten a full role actually running a lot of routes,

he's averaging 11 targets per game and over 14 fantasy points per game.

And now Godwin has a good matchup against the Carolina Panthers slot cornerback in

Hartsfield, who is allowing a 75% catch rate this year when balls are coming his way.

And he allowed seven receptions in a game

last week alone. So I love this matchup for God when he always has an advantage in the slot because

of his size, but then I'm going to fade this next RB. And that's the rookie Kenneth Walker, who was

fantastic last week. He comes in at just $5,800. Look, he's my number two graded play on the week in terms of projection, but he is coming in with 25% ownership, and I don't

want that. Now, if you are somebody who wants to play him, it's hard not to like him. He faces the

charges who ranked 29th in tackling, and Kenneth Walker right now, last week alone had 12 broken

tackles, seven more than any other player. This guy knows how to break tackles, set records in college in doing so. Again, the issue is he's 25% owned, then he doesn't have the same

outs as other high-owned running backs, mainly in the receiving game. And this is something I think

he can develop, but if you look at this column right here in routes, he only has in his two

starts 20 total routes run. Good running backs run 20 plus routes in a single game. So I'll fade a

higher-owned Kenneth Walker, and I'd just rather play running backs who see targets like this next guy. And that's the most expensive running back play on the

slate, who now has 20 plus fantasy points in three straight games in Christian McCaffrey. And I mentioned

that the fellow seeing targets, he started out the season with three games totaling just 10

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