Fantasy Football Week 7: Chris Ivory, Josh Doctson, Danny Amendola highlight Jamey Eisenberg's sleepers to fill out your lineup

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Two running back situations you have to monitor this week are in Jacksonville and Tennessee. Due to injury, the backups could end up as Fantasy starters.

For the Jaguars, Leonard Fournette (ankle) missed practice all week after getting hurt in the fourth quarter against the Rams in Week 6. He is still hopeful of playing in Week 7 at Indianapolis, and he'll likely be a game-time decision.

If Fournette is out, Chris Ivory would be considered a No. 2 Fantasy running back in all leagues. We'll get into more about Ivory below, but he is owned in just 35 percent of leagues on CBS Sports. Add him now in case Fournette can't play against the Colts, especially since the Jaguars might want to rest Fournette with their bye in Week 8.

In Tennessee, DeMarco Murray (hamstring) is expected to be a game-time decision Sunday at Cleveland. He played hurt in Week 6 against the Colts, and he was only able to practice on a limited basis Friday.

If Murray is out, Derrick Henry would be a must-start running back in all leagues. And I would even start Henry if Murray plays since the Titans might opt to lean on Henry with the Titans on a bye in Week 8.

We'll have other sleeper running backs for you below, as well as every other position. And you can see two daily lineups I plan to use this week on FanDuel and DraftKings.

Good luck in Week 7.

Editor's Note: Projections are provided by CBS Sports and not Jamey Eisenberg.

Quarterback sleepers

14.1 Projected points	C.J. Beathard San Francisco 49ers QB
Beathard is the new starting quarterback in San Francisco, and he has a favorable matchup in Week 7 against Dallas. The Cowboys have allowed four quarterbacks in a row to score at least 22 Fantasy points, and Beathard did OK in relief of Brian Hoyer in Week 6 at Washington. The rookie third-round pick from Iowa completed 53 percent of his passes for 245 yards, one touchdown and one interception and ran for 14 yards. He's a good streaming option this week. I'm actually starting Beathard in one league with Deshaun Watson is on a bye.
16.1 Projected points	Jared Goff Los Angeles Rams QB
Goff has combined for just 17 Fantasy points in his past two games against Seattle and Jacksonville, but he did score at least 18 points in three of his first four outings this year. And this week he faces a Cardinals defense that has allowed four of six opposing quarterbacks to score at least 26 Fantasy points, including two in a row with Carson Wentz and Ryan Fitzpatrick.
12.4 Projected points	Brett Hundley Green Bay Packers QB
Hundley struggled in relief of an injured Aaron Rodgers (collarbone) in Week 6 at Minnesota when he completed 55 percent of his passes for 157 yards, one touchdown and three interceptions, although Ty Montgomery dropped a touchdown that would have helped his stats. He doesn't have the easiest matchup in Week 7 against New Orleans with how well the Saints have played defensively of late, but being at Lambeau Field will work in his favor. He's a No. 2 Fantasy quarterback, but hopefully he leans on Jordy Nelson, Davante Adams and Randall Cobb. Those receivers should make a marginal quarterback look good, which hopefully is the case this week.

Running back sleepers

6.5 Projected points	Chris Ivory Jacksonville Jaguars RB
Ivory would only be a recommended starting option if Fournette is out, but Ivory should have a good chance to succeed if he starts against the Colts. Last year, Ivory had six games with double digits in carries, and he scored at least eight Fantasy points in a standard league in four of them. He's also run well this year when given a chance, averaging at least 4.7 yards per carry in games where he's had at least eight carries, which has happened three times. He just had nine catches for 74 yards and a touchdown in Week 6 against the Rams and has two games this year with at least three catches. And the Jaguars, mostly due to Fournette, have proven to be a strong running team since Fournette has at least 12 Fantasy points in every game this year. Ivory won't be as good as Fournette, but he has potential as a top-20 running back if Fournette is out.
7.4 Projected points	Ty Montgomery Green Bay Packers RB
I'm hopeful Aaron Jones has a good game in Week 7 and can be the starting running back for the Packers moving forward, but I'd prefer to take a wait-and-see approach with the Green Bay backfield now that Rodgers is out. However, if you need to start one of the Packers running backs this week, I'd lean toward Montgomery. The Saints have struggled with pass-catching running backs – six have caught at least three passes in a game this year. Montgomery had 18 catches in three games before hurting his ribs in Week 4 and should be an easy outlet for new quarterback Hundley. Montgomery is worth using as a flex option this week.
9.6 Projected points	Derrick Henry Tennessee Titans RB
I like Henry even if Murray plays, but ideally Murray will sit this game out. That would give Henry a full workload as the starter, even in a difficult matchup. Cleveland has been a tough team to run on — only four running backs have scored double digits in Fantasy points in a standard league. Still, Henry has a good track record when he gets increased touches. In four career games with at least 14 carries, Henry has at least 12 Fantasy points in a standard league in each outing. I plan on using Henry as a flex or No. 2 running back in multiple leagues this week.
4.1 Projected points	Wendell Smallwood Philadelphia Eagles RB
Smallwood is expected to play in Week 7 against Washington after missing the past two games with a knee injury. In his last game in Week 4 against the Chargers, the first without Darren Sproles (knee), Smallwood had 10 carries for 34 yards and a touchdown, as well as four catches for 45 yards. He's a flex option in all leagues, especially in PPR, as the Redskins have allowed six running backs to catch at least six passes this year.
6.4 Projected points	Duke Johnson Cleveland Browns RB
Don't give up on Johnson after one bad game in Week 6 at Houston. In his four previous games, Johnson had either a touchdown or 80 total yards in each outing, with 21 catches over that span. He should benefit with DeShone Kizer returning as the starter, and Johnson had four carries for 18 yards and a touchdown and four catches for 56 yards against the Titans last year. He's a flex option in standard leagues and a No. 2 running back in PPR.
5.7 Projected points	Thomas Rawls Seattle Seahawks RB
In Seattle's last game in Week 5 at the Rams, their first without Chris Carson (ankle), Rawls played 32 snaps compared to 19 for Eddie Lacy. Rawls should continue to get more work this week, and the Giants have allowed a running back to score or gain 80 total yards in every game this season. If that trend continues, it will be Rawls getting that production. He's worth using at least a flex this week.
6.6 Projected points	Marlon Mack Indianapolis Colts RB
Mack gets a boost in value with Robert Turbin (elbow) now out for the season. Frank Gore will also benefit, but look for Mack to get 10-15 total touches each week, starting in Week 7 against the Jaguars. There have been two games this season where Mack has at least 10 total touches, which were Week 1 at the Rams and Week 6 at Tennessee. Those are his two best outings this year with a combined 25 Fantasy points. We hope the Colts give Mack an increased workload, and he's a solid flex option in any format against the Jaguars.

Wide receiver sleepers

4.8 Projected points	Robert Woods Los Angeles Rams WR
The expectation would be Patrick Peterson covering Sammy Watkins this week, which should leave Woods with either Justin Bethel or Tramon Williams, and that's likely where Goff will attack. The Cardinals have allowed the third-most Fantasy points to opposing receivers, and the majority of it has come away Peterson. To put in perspective, there have been six touchdowns scored by non-No. 1 receivers against the Cardinals, and Mike Evans and Dez Bryant scored when Peterson wasn't lined up against them. Woods is worth a look as a No. 3 Fantasy receiver this week.
5.7 Projected points	Josh Doctson Washington Redskins WR
I'm anxiously awaiting the time when Redskins make Doctson a featured part of this passing game, but so far he's been limited to just three targets or less each week. He scored in Week 6 against San Francisco on an 11-yard catch, nearly had a touchdown to win the game in Week 4 at Kansas City and caught a 52-yard touchdown in Week 3 against Oakland. This could be the week Doctson goes off, and he's worth using as a No. 3 Fantasy receiver in all leagues. Philadelphia has allowed five touchdowns in the past four games to opposing receivers and seven receivers have scored at least eight Fantasy points in a standard league against the Eagles over that span.
7.5 Projected points	Nelson Agholor Philadelphia Eagles WR
There's a good track record for Agholor's success so far this year, and it's simple – just throw him the ball. He has three games this year with at least five targets, and he's scored at least 11 Fantasy points in a standard league in each outing. He had a big play in Week 1 against the Redskins with a 58-yard touchdown after Carson Wentz escaped a sure sack, but the numbers have been there when he's had just a slight bump in targets. And with the Redskins hurt in their secondary (Josh Norman and Bashaud Breeland are injured), this could be another big good week for Agholor.
5.2 Projected points	Bennie Fowler Denver Broncos WR
Emmanuel Sanders (ankle) is out this week against the Chargers, and Fowler should see an increase in playing time and targets as a result. In Week 6 against the Giants when Sanders got hurt, Fowler had eight targets and nearly scored a touchdown. He only had three catches for 21 yards, but he did have two touchdowns against the Chargers in Week 1 with three catches for 21 yards on four targets. And Fowler scored in one meeting with the Chargers last year as well. He's worth a look as a No. 3 Fantasy receiver this week in deeper leagues.
6.2 Projected points	Danny Amendola New England Patriots WR
Amendola had a big role in the Patriots' comeback against the Falcons in Super Bowl 51 when he had eight catches for 78 yards and a touchdown on 11 targets, and he also had a two-point conversion. He could have another big game this week since slot receivers have had success against the Falcons. In Atlanta's past three games, Golden Tate, Jordan Matthews and Jarvis Landry have all scored touchdowns, and Amendola already has three games this season with at least six catches. He also has two games with 10 Fantasy points in a standard league, and he's worth starting as a No. 3 Fantasy receiver in all formats.
5.7 Projected points	Marqise Lee Jacksonville Jaguars WR
Lee is worth using as a No. 3 Fantasy receiver this week, and he is the only reliable Jaguars receiver to use in this matchup. He's coming off a solid game in Week 6 against the Rams with five catches for 83 yards on 10 targets, and he has three games so far this season with at least four catches for 65 yards. It's only a matter of time before he scores his first touchdown, and the Colts are top 10 in receptions (74) and receiving yards (1,163) allowed to opposing receivers this year. Lee also had six catches for 86 yards on nine targets against the Colts in Week 17 last year.

Tight end sleepers

3.7 Projected points	George Kittle San Francisco 49ers TE
Kittle and Beathard were teammates at Iowa, so you should expect a solid rapport. And Kittle continues to be involved in the offense. He has 17 targets in his past two games against the Colts and Redskins, and he's finished those outings with 11 catches for 129 yards and a touchdown. He's a low-end starting option this week.
4.5 Projected points	Zach Miller Chicago Bears TE
Miller has two relatively fluky touchdowns in the past two games against Minnesota and Baltimore, which makes him hard to trust. But he does have 10 targets over that span for five catches, 64 yards and two touchdowns, and the Bears could be chasing points this week against the Panthers. Carolina also has allowed four touchdowns to tight ends in the past two games, and linebacker Luke Kuechly (concussion) is out this week.
5.4 Projected points	Jack Doyle Indianapolis Colts TE
The Jaguars have allowed a tight end to score in three of the past five games, and Doyle is coming off a solid game in Week 6 against the Titans with seven catches for 50 yards and a touchdown, although he lost a fumble. Doyle is still a risky Fantasy option without Andrew Luck (shoulder), but he should be considered a low-end starting option this week given the matchup. Doyle also scored against the Jaguars in their last meeting in Week 17 last year with two catches for 10 yards on five targets.
4.9 Projected points	Jonnu Smith Tennessee Titans TE
There's a chance Delanie Walker (calf) could miss this game with the Browns, which would put Smith in a favorable spot. Cleveland is top 10 in Fantasy points allowed to opposing tight ends, and Smith actually leads the Titans in receiving touchdowns at the position with two compared to none for Walker. Smith has yet to play in a featured role because of Walker, but that could change this week. He's an excellent option in daily leagues as well if Walker is out.

Week 7 DFS advice

Here's one of my FanDuel lineups for Week 7

QB: Matt Ryan ($8,700) at NE
RB: LeSean McCoy ($7,900) vs. TB
RB: Mark Ingram ($7,100) at GB
WR: Julio Jones ($8,800) at NE
WR: Dez Bryant ($8,200) at SF
WR: Rishard Matthews ($5,500) at CLE
TE: Jonnu Smith ($4,500) at CLE
K: Robbie Gould ($4,500) vs. DAL
D: Vikings ($4,700) vs. BAL

I'm stacking the Start of the Week in Ryan with Jones, and both are due for a huge game against the Patriots and their leaky pass defense. I also expect McCoy to have his best game of the season against the Buccaneers.

Ingram showed last week what he can do with Adrian Peterson out of the way, and I expect another big game against the Packers. And Bryant should be able to take advantage of the 49ers secondary, which has allowed either a touchdown or 100-yard game to six receivers in the past four games.

Matthews should have the chance for a big game against the Browns, who have allowed a touchdown or a 100-yard game to every opposing No. 1 receiver this year. And Smith, as stated above, could be in a good situation if Walker is out.

Here's one of my DraftKings lineups for Week 7

QB: Tyrod Taylor ($5,100) vs. TB
RB: LeSean McCoy ($7,400) vs. TB
RB: Mark Ingram ($6,700) at GB
WR: Jarvis Landry ($6,800) vs. NYJ
WR: Demaryius Thomas ($5,800) at LAC
WR: Pierre Garcon ($5,800) vs. DAL
TE: Nick O'Leary ($3,100) vs. TB
FLEX: Christian McCaffrey ($6,100) at CHI
D: Steelers ($3,200) vs. CIN

Taylor is set up for a solid game at home coming off a bye, and the Buccaneers have allowed plenty of big games to quarterbacks all season. I'm stacking Taylor with McCoy and O'Leary, who benefits in a big way with Charles Clay (knee) out.

I'm going with Ingram again here, and I like McCaffrey at the flex spot. Both Kelvin Benjamin (knee) and Jonathan Stewart (ankle) are banged up, which could lead to more work for McCaffrey, who leads all running backs in targets (50) and receptions (37).

Thomas should have the chance for a big game with Sanders out, and he just had his best game of the season in Week 6 against the Giants with 10 catches for 133 yards, so hopefully he can build off that performance against the Chargers. And Garcon faces a Cowboys defense that has allowed the eighth-most Fantasy points to opposing receivers.

I also like Landry with DeVante Parker (ankle) not expected to play against the Jets. In the past two games with Parker hurt or out, Landry has scored two touchdowns.