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Brenton Strange (Jax TE) $7 Avg

Named by 9 of 9 experts

The week's consensus add. Since returning from injured reserve in Week 12, Strange has posted back-to-back top-eight tight end finishes: 93 yards on five catches, then three catches for 45 yards and his first touchdown of the season at Tennessee, with Brian Thomas Jr. active both times. His snap share climbed from 71 to 84 percent while Johnny Mundt hit a season low, and the experts see him as Liam Coen's every-down inline tight end, the Cade Otton role from last year's Tampa Bay offense. With Travis Hunter done for the year and Parker Washington nursing a hip injury, Trevor Lawrence needs a go-to target. Week 14 brings the Colts, who give up the second-most receiving yards and third-most fantasy points to tight ends, with the Jets and Broncos behind them. Several call him the first streaming name to claim.

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Adonai Mitchell (NYJ WR) $6 Avg

Named by 7 of 9 experts

The Jets' new No. 1 receiver, with the usual Jets caveats. The experts had been waiting on this: in his first two games as the full-time X receiver Mitchell drew 13 targets, a 62.5 percent air-yard share and three drops, and caught three balls. Against Atlanta he caught eight of 12 for 102 yards and a 52-yard touchdown, while John Metchie managed 19 yards on eight looks. The doubts are real: the offense is one to avoid and the drops could return. The experts call him a boom-or-bust flex, and several would rather stash than start him against an improved Miami secondary, then unleash him on the Jaguars and Saints, two of the softest defenses against perimeter receivers, at least until Garrett Wilson is back.

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Chris Rodriguez Jr. (Was RB) $8 Avg

Named by 6 of 9 experts

Washington's starter, and the experts no longer argue about it. Against Denver he out-carried Jeremy McNichols and Jacory Croskey-Merritt combined, 11 to 10, for 41 yards and his third touchdown in four games, and Croskey-Merritt played a season-low 13 snaps. That makes four straight usable weeks: 85 yards on 16 touches against Miami, a score against Detroit, 65 yards and a touchdown against Seattle, then Sunday night. He is the early-down and goal-line back and close to nothing in the passing game, so the experts see an RB3 with a decent floor rather than a league-winner. A quarterback-less Vikings offense could hand Washington a lead, and the Giants and Eagles follow in the playoffs. One expert bids far above the rest, while another warns the run game is fluid and says not to overbid.