QB: Jared Goff, Detroit Lions
G-RANK Week 7: QB6
Jared Goff is the QB7 on the year, and he's past his bye. The Lions' QB has quietly put up some great numbers to start the year, partially thanks to Detroit's lackluster defense. The matchup against Green Bay is the highest O/U of the weekend and one where I think Goff puts up big numbers en route to a win.
RB: Woody Marks, Houston Texans
G-RANK Week 7: RB16
It's looking like Marks is going to have the backfield all to himself on Sunday, which should make him a very solid RB2 start against the Giants. Marks saw 85% and 78% of snaps the last 2 weeks, and even though Jawhar Jordan was the one who found the endzone last week, Marks dominated carries and looked pretty good. I still don't fully trust this team's offensive line to deliver good RB performances, but against the Giants, I'm more than happy giving Marks a shot.
WR: Matthew Golden, Green Bay Packers
G-RANK Week 7: WR15
Matthew Golden is technically nursing a shoulder injury, but assuming he suits up and is good to go, he should move up to a top 10 WR for me this week. 3 of Golden's last 4 weeks have featured WR5, WR7, and WR11 finishes, and he's currently the WR7 on the season. Not to mention, he's facing the Lions who are giving up tons of fantasy points to opponents. Even though Josh Jacobs should allow the Packers to run the ball more, Golden is a must-start.
Tucker Kraft, Green Bay Packers
G-RANK Week 7: TE7
You can see my argument above regarding the Detroit Lions' defense, but I really think Kraft is on the cusp of breaking out for fantasy. He's quietly logged 19.5-, 14.1-, and 11.2-point games in the Packers' last 3 contests, and I think he could have had a bigger week 6 had the Cowboys been a bit more competitive. The utilization has been there; we just need to see Kraft get into the endzone more often, and it's coming.
