What The Box Score Won't Tell You About Fantasy Football Week 6

Is Brian Thomas Jr. being underutilized? We analyze the Week 6 fantasy football analysis to help you set your lineup. This week, we examine key trends including Jacksonville's offensive shift and the impact of Josh Jacobs returning to the Green Bay backfield. We break down whether recent performances from Drake Maye and Tetairoa McMillan are sustainable or if you should look for other fantasy football sleepers on the waiver wire. We also look at target share concerns for players like Michael Wilson and Odunze, while questioning the backfield workload between Chase Brown and Samaje Perine. This session provides the context you need to evaluate your roster moves and get actionable start sit advice ahead of your upcoming matchups. Drop your biggest lineup question in the comments below! Subscribe for weekly fantasy football analysis breakdowns all season long. 00:00 BBS - Week 7 01:04 Is the Cleveland Browns’ record giving their offense credit it has not earned? 02:38 Denver Broncos keeps winning, so why is its passing game getting worse? 03:47 The Chicago Bears keep scoring—why is Odunze getting so little of it? 05:06 Can Brock Purdy stay this productive if Evans misses time? 06:27 Why does Jeanty lose so much rushing work when the Raiders lose? 07:50 Is Samaje Perine taking over work we thought belonged to Chase Brown? 11:56 Could Jacobs make the Packers better and Watson’s fantasy numbers worse? 16:05 Harrison left—so where are Michael Wilson’s extra targets? 19:44 Is Tetairoa McMillan’s breakout becoming a bigger role we can believe in? 23:29 How much of Drake Maye’s touchdown explosion can actually last? 27:08 How is Jacksonville throwing more and leaving Brian Thomas Jr. out of it? 31:06 Did Chris Ballard’s bargain hunting leave the Colts with an expensive repair job?