Daily Fantasy Football: Sannes' Situations to Monitor in Week 15

Those are the only games this year he has played more than three quarters of the snaps. As such, if Hyde does sit, we can expect Robinson to play at least 80% of the snaps, handle all of the early-down work, and get some looks in the passing game, as well. Earlier in the week, there was optimism that Lamar Jackson would be able to play despite a sprained ankle. Huntley started one full game and played most of last week. He has played two-thirds of the snaps in consecutive games and logged at least 13 carries and 5 targets in each. In one game without Jones, Dillon played 74.1% of the snaps, logging 11 carries and 6 targets. Having that plus a dome game and a tight spread helps elevate Matthew Stafford to near the top of the quarterbacking list this week. We've got a three-game sample on them with Tyler Higbee since Robert Woods' injury -- all played with Beckham -- and the volume for the secondary options has been fully acceptable. On Monday night, Michel became the second running back this year to play every single offensive snap for a team in a game. In 2 games without Henderson, he's averaging 22 carries, 2.5 targets, and 104 yards per game while handling 43.5% of the red-zone opportunities. As for the non-Metcalf pieces, I'm not sure we'll need to play the guessing game. In those games, he ran a route on less than half of the drop backs but benefited from an 11-target game in Week 11. With his meaty role in the passing game and his salary at $6,500, Edmonds is the type of player who could pay off even without a touchdown. We finally got a full game with The Big Three all together in Week 14, and they all got enough volume to eat. His flop last week was in large part due to the lopsided score, and he'd get enough volume to be in play again at $6,700. This piece is going up on Friday morning, so I'll be honest with you: I have no idea who is playing running back for the Miami Dolphins this week. But honestly, Parker was in play even before Waddle was ruled out thanks to hefty shares in three full games with Tua Tagovailoa. Gibson has played 67.7% of the snaps or more in each of the first 2 games, and he has topped 100 yards from scrimmage in 3 of 4 games where he has played at least two thirds of the snaps. He gets a downgrade due to the guys missing along the offensive line, pushing him well below Robinson among guys under $7,000, but Gibson would still be in play. But we can't look at target shares in those games because they ignore the work Samuel has gotten as a rusher. He was held to 50 yards or less in 3 of the 4 games above, but he also popped off for 151 last week. While Samuel has averaged 91.0 yards per game in this stretch, that's Aiyuk's max yardage output for the entire season. He has still managed 96.7 yards from scrimmage per game while getting 48.0% of the team's red-zone opportunities. Week 14 was the first time this year that Davis had played more than 55% of the snaps. But Davis has more deep targets than both Beasley and Knox for the full season despite a limited role, and he has three red-zone targets in back-to-back weeks. Johnson has been a target hog all year long, boasting a 29.7% target share in the games he has played. They've allowed 20-plus FanDuel points to a running back just once, and that was also the only game they allowed more than 70 rushing yards. Jones was eased back last week, playing just 45.1% of the snaps in his first game off of IR.