It's just the Eagles' way - no one back handles all of the work. Hey, he's still Jameis Winston, after all.ĭespite three touchdowns last Thursday, Howard is still expected to share with rookie Miles Sanders. Pencil Winston in for two touchdowns, plenty of yards. I don't mind his chances if the Saints to with man-coverage as Mike Evans and Chris Godwin have done well in one-on-one situations all year. The game is expected to be high-scoring (over/under of 47 points), and if the Saints run defense continues to be a factor, Winston will have to throw. New Orleans has seen the fifth-most Air Yards of any team this season (1,393) along with the fourth-highest average depth of target (9.9 yards). Speaking of looking bad, the Saints made the Cowboys offense look awful last Sunday but it was the first time this season they held a quarterback to under 21 Fantasy points.

Honestly, he hasn't looked bad except for his first game this year.

He's overcoming a so-so offensive line and making plays to his incredible receivers. In his past two games, Jameis Winston has completed over 65% of his passes for 765 yards (10.5 yards per attempt), seven touchdowns and two interceptions. Brown is due for a good game but the evidence is lacking on him having it this week. The Steelers figure to play a lot of zone coverage to keep Brown from busting them deep and there's no certainty that the Ravens will let Jackson air it out after he seemed limited a week prior. Not only did Brown not get any long looks last week but he also had a drop at mid-field and had a shot to corral a short touchdown but the pass was a little low and he couldn't come up with it. This is important since Brown, who had six deep targets against the Chiefs and zero against the Browns, seemed to specialize in big plays to begin the season. The Steelers have allowed 16 pass plays of 20-plus yards (tied for 10th-worst) but only nine came in their last three games, and six of those were short passes that turned into longer plays, not deep lobs. Keep in mind that the Ravens played from behind for all of the second half and still seemed to hold Jackson back. It might have been a reaction to a 3 for 16 passing mark on deep balls the week prior against the Chiefs. Even against a Browns secondary missing three starters last week, the Ravens dialed down their passing aggression as Lamar Jackson attempted just four long throws.

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