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Ditto Lucas Havrisik. Brayden Narveson has missed four of 13 field-goal attempts this year for the Packers, including the league’s only sub-40 yard miss through four weeks. The Packers may be ready to make a change.

Williams had an 18-yard catch to set the Jets up in the red zone for Garrett Wilson’s touchdown, but was largely irrelevant in a game where Aaron Rodgers dropped back 57 times. He was also the intended target on Rodgers’ final interception, a back-shoulder ball that Stephon Gilmore stepped in front of. Williams will be hard to trust — with just one 50-yard game to his name this season — against the Bills in Week 6. He’s clearly behind Allen Lazard as New York’s WR2 as things stand.

Lazard continues to be Aaron Rodgers’ primary contested-catch target and converted a touchdown while letting several other passes hit the turf. He was the target on one of Rodgers’ interceptions, a ball that sailed well over Lazard’s head. Lazard will be on the WR3/FLEX line in Week 6 against the Bills, but not a strong one given Buffalo’s tough pass defense.

A guaranteed TE1 line in the year of our lord 2024. Conklin didn’t get a red zone target, though he was the intended target on a deep pass at the MIN 25. Conklin will be a low-end TE1 for Week 6 as the Jets face Buffalo on Monday night.

Wilson looked positively Wan’Daleian early in this game, but caught a wide-open touchdown to bring the Jets within three in the fourth quarter, and had a 20-yarder on the final drive to bring up a rough average. Wilson was open on a double move for what could have been a game-winning score, but Rodgers overthrew him. If Wilson continues to get 22 targets per game, it’s hard to imagine him not returning fantasy value. But that it took so many targets just to bring him to 13/101/1 says quite a bit about how he and Aaron Rodgers remain not on the same page. He’ll be a WR2 for Week 6’s game against the Bills.

Allen didn’t get consistent playing time, but he remained a thorn in Breece Hall’s side and looked as spry as Hall. He enters Week 6 as a touchdown-or-bust bet against the Bills on Monday Night. When the Jets aren’t able to build a positive game script, it will be tough for Allen to return fantasy value.

Hall was stuffed early and often as the Vikings built a 17-0 lead and effectively ceded 40 percent of the running back touches to Braelon Allen. The Jets offense found space for 22 targets to Garrett Wilson and four for Hall in a short-game focused comeback that asked for a lot of running back blocking. Hall shouldn’t continue to be this bad for fantasy purposes, but Allen’s continued presence is stomping out a lot of his RB1 upside.

Rodgers briefly was headed to the blue medical tent with what appeared to be a leg injury before a roughing the punter penalty had him leap back up, but his pocket movement looked quite tenuous for the remainder of the game. The Vikings only sacked Rodgers three times, but hurried him plenty as the Jets turned to the passing game to try to dig them out of a 17-0 hole. Rodgers will remain a fantasy QB2 as the Jets try to get back to .500 on Monday Night against the Bills.

He missed about a quarter after heading to the blue medical tent and the locker room. The star cornerback is back for the Jets as they try to hold Minnesota’s offense down in the final six minutes of the game.

He missed about a quarter after heading to the blue medical tent and the locker room. The star cornerback is back for the Jets as they try to hold Minnesota’s offense down in the final six minutes of the game.

Making his NFL debut after coming off injured reserve, fifth-round rookie Ali will try to push Justice Hill for change-of-pace/third-down touches. Inactive for the Ravens are WR Devontez Walker, WR/RS Deonte Harty, OG Andrew Vorhees, C Nick Samac, EDGE Adisa Isaac and S Beau Brade.