QB: Tyler Shough, New Orleans Saints

G-RANK Week 6: QB3

It might be incredibly difficult to trust Shough after he basically gave you 0 points against the Vikings, but playing anyone against Minnesota is a losing proposition. This week's matchup is vastly different: the Giants' defense is allowing the 12th most points per game to opposing QBs, and the Saints are 1.5-point road favorites. I expect a bounce back here.

RB: Cam Skattebo, New York Giants

G-RANK Week 6: RB15

We're sticking on the theme of "bounce back" because the Giants get the most porous rush defense in the league through 5 weeks in New Orleans. Cam Skattebo had a dud performance and costly fumble against the Commanders but still got a majority of the carries and finally got something going in OT (before coughing it up). I'd go right back to him this week, because this is the best matchup there is.

WR: Mike Evans, San Francisco 49ers

G-RANK Week 6: WR11

The fear with Mike Evans this year was injury, and while he's been banged up after taking a nasty hit to the ribs 2 weeks ago, he's been suiting up and delivering for fantasy managers. Evans got 10 targets and put up 113 yards and a score against Seattle and enters a favorable MNF matchup against Washington as one of SF's only healthy pass-catchers. I'd be starting him with a ton of confidence this week.

TE: Isaiah Likely, New York Giants

G-RANK Week 6: TE6

I'm taking a lot of players from this NYG-NO game, but the matchup on both sides of the ball is too good to pass up. Isaiah Likely has a ridiculous 30% target share through 5 weeks. As long as Jameis Winston is the QB, he's going to look to pepper his top 2 options in Likely and Nabers. I mentioned the Saints who are a perfectly fine defense to target at the TE position, so I think Likely is an automatic start this week.