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Dell was also the intended target on an ugly C.J. Stroud interception. The miscue was not the wideout’s fault. For his touchdown catch from Davis Mills, Dell made a ridiculous move at the front left corner of the end zone to get open with only seconds remaining in the first half. Dell was frequently running free against the Patriots’ second-team defense. Ludicrously productive for the University of Houston, Dell has had a strong camp to date. He’s an intriguing late-round flier, especially in PPR leagues, though it remains possible he won’t be able to dislodge Robert Woods from the slot. Notably, Woods was kept in street clothes along with a number of other Texans veterans on Thursday evening.

Corum was heavily involved in the game plan, even with Kyren Williams getting 23 carries for 70 yards in the overtime defeat. The 25-year-old tailback has scored in each of the last four games, and it’s certainly helped make up for the fact that he’s a non-factor in the Rams’ passing attack. Corum should see a similar amount of touches in Week 17 against the Falcons, but expect a better yardage total against a front that isn’t nearly as good as Seattle’s.

Charbonnet vultured a touchdown away from Kenneth Walker after Walker got the Seahawks inside the red zone on a long screen pass. The 24-year-old was a checkdown target for Sam Darnold as Darnold was under duress for most of the game, but he didn’t do much with those opportunities. Charbonnet will be a touchdown-dependent FLEX option for Week 17 against the Panthers.

Williams ran hard against the stout Seahawks’ front, but there wasn’t much in terms of explosive plays. He also wasn’t able to find the end zone while Blake Corum was able to take advantage of a late opportunity. The yardage was decent, but no touchdown here makes for a relatively disappointing game, even considering the opponent and TNF situation. He’ll be a RB2 for Week 17 against the Falcons.

Walker set up the first score for Seattle with a 46-yard screen pass. He showed off his wheels again in the third quarter with a 55-yard score for his first rushing touchdown since November 16; also against the Rams. He finished with two more carries than Zack Charbonnet, and while both found the end zone, he was the much more effective option during Thursday’s overtime win. Walker will be a RB2 with a wide variety of potential outcomes against the Panthers in Week 17.