Matchup Ratings

Chase Claypool has at least three catches and 81 total yards in three of his last four games for the Steelers, and in Week 7, he gets a Tennessee defense allowing 198.8 receiving yards per game to his position, the fourth-highest total in the league.

DeAndre Hopkins has posted at least 131 yards three times this season, and he should be in line for another huge performance in Week 7 when the Cardinals face a Seattle defense that's giving up a staggering 295 yards per game to wide receivers.

A.J. Green set new season highs in targets, receptions and receiving yards his last time out for the Bengals, and in Week 7, he gets a Browns defense allowing 194.0 receiving yards per game to his position, the fifth-highest total in the league.

Stefon Diggs made a sensational touchdown grab for the Bills last week on a rainy Monday evening and should see plenty of opportunities and space in Week 7 against the Jets.

John Brown saw four targets against the Chiefs, but was unable to haul any in, but will hope an upcoming matchup with the Jets in Week 7 is just what the doctor ordered as he and the Bills ran roughshod over their shaky secondary in the season opener.

A.J. Brown is the top receiving threat in a balanced Titans offense that's piling up 32.8 points per game, and the 2019 second-rounder has scored three touchdowns in two games since returning from a knee injury, but getting back into the end zone won't be easy in Week 7 against a Steelers defense that's allowing only 18.8 points per game.

Brandin Cooks has wiped out his slow start with 17 catches for 229 yards and a pair of touchdowns over the last two games, and he'll be locked into a starting role on the outside for the Texans in Week 7 against the Packers.

Jamison Crowder saw a Jets-high 13 targets, but mustered just 48 yards as they were fully unable to get anything going down the field heading into Week 7 against the Bills, who he went for 115 yards and a touchdown against in the opener.

Gabriel Davis saw just a single, seven-yard reception as the Bills passing game was heavily disrupted by the Chiefs strong front, but should see more opportunities down the field against the Jets and their feeble secondary in Week 7.

Laviska Shenault was held to 11 scrimmage yards last week after averaging 85 in the previous two games, but the rookie second-round pick actually saw the field on a career-best 73 percent of Jacksonville's offensive snaps, suggesting his role in the offense is expanding heading into a Week 7 matchup against the Chargers.

Brandon Aiyuk has just eight touches over the 49ers' past three games, making him a risky fantasy option in Week 7, even though he's facing a Patriots defense that's giving up the 11th-most fantasy points to wide receivers.

Keelan Cole has established a decent floor in the high-volume Jacksonville passing attack with at least five targets in every game this season, and he'll take on the Chargers in Week 7 on the heels of a season-best 143-yard performance against Detroit after previously failing to break 60 yards in a game this season.

Travis Fulgham has scored a touchdown in each of the last three games for the Eagles and will face a New York Giants pass defense in Week 7 that's allowed 10 passing scores already in 2020, which is tied for 18th in the NFL; however, the return of DeSean Jackson and perhaps Alshon Jeffery could stunt Fulgham's seemingly meteoric rise.

Andy Isabella is averaging fewer than three targets per game, and unless his sees an increase in volume, he'll be a risky option in Week 7 when he faces a Seattle defense that's giving up 295 yards per game to wide receivers.

Breshad Perriman led the Jets in receiving against the Dolphins in a blowout loss, but couldn't really shake free as the team's principal deep threat, an unenviable position heading into Week 7 against the Bills, who held Perriman to just 17 yards in the season opener.

Kendrick Bourne has posted between 30 and 67 yards in each 49ers' game this season, and it's reasonable to expect more of the same in Week 7 when he faces a Patriots defense that's giving up the 11th-most fantasy points to wide receivers.

Damiere Byrd was the Patriots leading wide receiver against the Broncos, which is as much an indictment of their downfield passing game heading into Week 7 against the tougher 49ers secondary, who have allowed third-fewest passing yards per game through their first five games.

Jeff Smith saw four targets, a steep drop-off from the 11 he saw the previous week with the return of Breshad Perriman, and is unlikely to play a big role in the Jets passing game heading into Week 7 against the Bills, who have played in plenty of shootouts this year, which has led to their secondary looking shakier than they've played.

Corey Davis will hope to come off the reserve/COVID-19 list in time to face the Steelers in Week 7 and recapture his role as the No. 2 wide receiver in a high-powered Titans offense that's scoring 32.8 points per game.

Julian Edelman was second on the Patriots with six targets, but mustered just eight yards heading into Week 7 against the 49ers, who have allowed the third-fewest passing yards per game through their first five games.

C.J. Board suffered a scary injury last game for the Giants; while the injury is not as severe as it initially looked, it is highly unlikely Board will be deemed healthy to play in Week 7 versus the Philadelphia Eagles.

Kalif Raymond could continue to play an increased role on the outside against the Steelers in Week 7 if fellow Titans wide receiver Corey Davis doesn't come off the reserve/COVID-19 list, but Raymond hasn't caught more than three balls in a game all season.

Rashard Higgins has yet to top 40 yards in a game this season for the Browns, but in Week 7, he gets a Bengals defense allowing 161.5 receiving yards per game, the 14th-highest total in the league.