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NFL fantasy rankings for Week 5

NFL fantasy rankings for Week 5
Zeke Elliott should have a big week. Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images

QB 

  1. Matt Ryan vs. PIT
  2. Cam Newton vs. NYG
  3. Drew Brees vs. WAS
  4. Ben Roethlisberger vs. ATL
  5. Tom Brady vs. IND
  6. Jared Goff @ SEA
  7. Philip Rivers vs. OAK
  8. Aaron Rodgers @ DET
  9. Deshaun Watson vs. DAL
  10. Patrick Mahomes vs. JAX
  11. Matt Stafford vs. GB
  12. Kirk Cousins @ PHI
  13. Alex Smith @ NO
  14. Blake Bortles @ KC
  15. Andrew Luck @ NE

RB (Standard)

  1. Todd Gurley @ SEA
  2. Ezekiel Elliott @ HOU
  3. Melvin Gordon vs. OAK
  4. Saquon Barkley @ CAR
  5. Christian McCaffrey vs. NYG
  6. Alvin Kamara vs. WAS
  7. Kareem Hunt vs. JAX
  8. James Conner vs. ATL
  9. Sony Michel vs. IND
  10. David Johnson @ SF
  11. Chris Thompson @ NO
  12. TJ Yeldon @ KC
  13. Marshawn Lynch @ LAC
  14. James White vs. IND
  15. Kerryon Johnson vs. GB
  16. Carlos Hyde vs. BAL
  17. Adrian Peterson @ NO
  18. Mark Ingram vs. WAS
  19. Giovani Bernard vs. MIA
  20. Matt Breida vs. ARI
  21. Jay Ajayi vs. MIN
  22. Alex Collins @ CLE
  23. Aaron Jones @ DET
  24. Tevin Coleman @ PIT
  25. Dion Lewis @ BUF
  26. Nyheim Hines @ NE
  27. Phillip Lindsay @ NYJ
  28. Royce Freeman @ NYJ
  29. Derrick Henry @ BUF
  30. LeSean McCoy vs. TEN

WR (Standard)

  1. Antonio Brown vs. ATL
  2. Julio Jones @ PIT
  3. Michael Thomas vs. WAS
  4. DeAndre Hopkins vs. DAL
  5. Juju Smith-Schuster vs. ATL
  6. Keenan Allen vs. OAK
  7. Odell Beckham Jr. @ CAR
  8. Adam Thielen @ PHI
  9. Stefan Diggs @ PHI
  10. Davante Adams @ DET
  11. AJ Green vs. MIA
  12. Brandin Cooks @ SEA
  13. Golden Tate vs. GB
  14. Calvin Ridley @ PIT
  15. Tyreek Hill vs. JAX
  16. Kenny Golladay vs. GB
  17. Corey Davis @ BUF
  18. Cooper Kupp @ SEA
  19. Robert Woods @ SEA
  20. Jarvis Landry vs. BAL
  21. Amari Cooper @ LAC
  22. Alshon Jeffery vs. MIN
  23. Emmanuel Sanders @ NYJ
  24. Tyler Boyd vs. MIA
  25. John Brown @ CLE
  26. Marvin Jones vs. GB
  27. Julian Edelman vs. IND
  28. Demaryius Thomas @ NYJ
  29. Keelan Cole @ KC
  30. Sterling Shepard @ CAR
  31. Devin Funchess vs. NYG
  32. Dede Westbrook @ KC
  33. Nelson Agholor vs. MIN
  34. Doug Baldwin vs. LAR
  35. Mike Williams vs. OAK
  36. Michael Crabtree @ CLE
  37. Tyler Lockett vs. LAR
  38. Jordy Nelson @ LAC
  39. Kenny Stills @ CIN
  40. Will Fuller vs. DAL

TE (Standard)

  1. Zach Ertz vs. MIN
  2. Travis Kelce vs. JAX
  3. Rob Gronkowski vs. IND
  4. Jared Cook @ LAC
  5. Jordan Reed @ NO
  6. Jimmy Graham @ DET
  7. George Kittle vs. ARI
  8. Kyle Rudolph @ PHI
  9. Eric Ebron @ NE
  10. Vance McDonald vs. ATL
  11. Ricky Seals-Jones @ SF
  12. David Njoku vs. BAL
  13. Austin Hooper @ PIT
  14. Ben Watson vs. WAS
  15. Antonio Gates vs. OAK

D/ST

  1. Rams @ SEA
  2. Titans @ BUF
  3. Ravens @ CLE
  4. Broncos @ NYJ
  5. Panthers vs. NYG
  6. Jets vs. DEN
  7. Bengals vs. MIA
  8. Chargers vs. OAK
  9. Patriots vs. IND
  10. Texans vs. DAL
  11. Vikings @ PHI
  12. Eagles vs. MIN
  13. Cowboys @ HOU
  14. Browns vs. BAL
  15. Jaguars @ KC

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The World Series is in full swing and as we wait to see which team brings home the hardware, odds have already been released for the 2025 season.

According to Draft Kings and Fan Duel, the Astros have the sixth-best odds to win the championship next season. So while many in the national media are burying the Astros and saying the window is closed, the oddsmakers don't agree.

Of course, these odds have been released before free agency, so things will change based on the moves made this offseason.

For Houston, Alex Bregman's future with the team is up in the air. So that could have a big impact on their chances in 2025. Something else to monitor heading into the offseason is if the club would consider trading either Framber Valdez or Kyle Tucker.

If Breggy leaves, it's hard to imagine Houston moving on from Tucker. They can't afford to lose two of their best bats, and the team clearly has more depth in the rotation than they do in the outfield.

Trading Framber could clear about $18 million off the books and bring some top prospects into the farm system. And if Bregman is off the books as well, perhaps the team could afford to re-sign Yusei Kikuchi. Kikuchi would be significantly cheaper than signing Valdez to a long-term deal.

This could change the market

Another thing to consider this offseason is super agent Scott Boras, who also happens to represent Bregman. Boras was unable to secure blockbuster contracts for several of his clients last offseason. Many had to settle for shorter prove it deals.

It's fair to wonder if his clients will be more willing to take the first deal they are offered that they view as acceptable. As opposed to rolling the dice on what Boras is promising.

Maybe this could be a good thing for Bregman's chances of returning, if the Astros are willing to give him a reasonable offer.

Finally, Yankee GM Brian Cashman is still blaming the Astros for not being in a World Series over the last 15 years. We thought we were past this, but if he wants to go there again, we're more than happy to put him in his place!

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