Christian Watson, Green Bay Packers
G-RANK Week 6: WR5
The WR2 on the year goes into a home matchup against the Dallas Cowboys defense... I smell a big night for fantasy. Christian Watson has been nothing short of amazing for managers this year, and his 143-yard, 2 touchdown performance against Chicago dispelled any lingering doubt that he is in fact for real. You weren't going to leave Watson out of your lineup to begin with, but this should be a massive week.
Rhamondre Stevenson, New England Patriots
G-RANK Week 6: RB10
What does Rhamondre Stevenson look like with the backfield to himself? We have RB18 and RB10 performances in weeks 1 and 5, and Henderson is expected to miss multiple weeks. He's a solid RB2 option while Henderson is out, and getting the Jets in Week 6 elevates him to low-end RB1 status.
George Kittle, San Francisco 49ers
G-RANK Week 6: TE3
I wouldn't let the down week (one where he was dealing with an illness) move you off George Kittle. Deebo Samuel is going to miss time, and the receiving room is realistically down to Kittle and Evans. That's a ton of projected target consolidation on one of the most prolific offenses of 2026 that plays the Washington Commanders on Monday Night Football.
Matthew Stafford, Los Angeles Rams
G-RANK Week 6: QB5
It's been a bit hit-or-miss for Stafford, who has 2 games with fewer than 10 fantasy points but also 3 with more than 20. If I had to guess, you're going to get the latter against the Cardinals, a team that's giving up the 3rd most fantasy points to the position this year. Puka Nacua got 24 targets against the Bills, proving Stafford is going to continue to pepper his elite wide receivers when healthy.
