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The Playbook: Lineup locks, Shadow Reports for Week 6
Welcome to The Playbook for Week 6, which kicks off Thursday with the Eagles at the Giants.
This column features score projections, over/unders, win probabilities, and, of course, easily digestible fantasy advice for seasonlong leagues and DFS. This guide should help you with all sorts of decision-making, including sit/start, last-minute waiver adds and lineup choices.
Additionally, we have folded the Shadow Reports, previously a separate column, into the game-by-game breakdowns here. Using our play-by-play data, we're able to identify defensive schemes and where each wide receiver and cornerback lines up on each play. By tracking these WR/CB matchups, including potential shadow situations, we can offer the best projections, rankings, sit/start advice and waiver wire suggestions each week.
NFL Week 6 Recap: Immediate fantasy football takeaways from Sunday's games
PFF's fantasy football recap focuses on player usage and stats, breaking down all the vital information you need to achieve fantasy success in 2025.
Broncos running backs struggle despite condensed backfield: The Broncos were closer to a two-man running back rotation, but that didnât lead to much fantasy production.
J.K. Dobbins has been the Broncos' lead back this season, while R.J. Harvey was the primary backup. Tyler Badie started the year as their passing-down back. He was phased out of the offense and then back in last week. He played 73% of the third-down snaps and 100% of the two snaps during the two-minute drill last week. Badie was limited in practice on Wednesday, upgraded to full on Thursday after a shoulder injury and wasn't given a game status. However, the Broncos decided to make him inactive, allowing Jaleel McLaughlin to be active for the first time this season.
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Fantasy football Week 6 sleepers: 11 streamers to target
Only two teams are on bye this week â the Minnesota Vikings and Houston Texans â but the impact is still being felt. With injuries piling up across all positions, many fantasy football managers will be searching the free-agent pool for a streamer to get them through Week 6.
Most of the top options are usually scooped up during weekly waiver runs, but thatâs not always the case. Some players fly under the radar, whether itâs because of name recognition, lack of long-term value or a poor matchup on paper. If youâre streaming, you donât care about any of that. You just want production.
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