facing the Giants this weekend, who have given up only one touchdown and collected four interceptions in the past two games against opposing quarterbacks, thanks in part to their much improved secondary. Wentz has played well but also hasn’t put up mind-boggling stats this season either. He is someone to avoid this weekend.

Elliott has proven to be worth every penny the Cowboys paid after drafting him in April. He has 799 yards rushing and five touchdowns in seven games this season, which is incredible for a rookie running back. He has rushed for at least 80 yards in six straight games while also having four games this season with over 130 yards rushing. This weekend, he faces the Browns, who have given up 501 rushing yards and sixfront sevens in football and Gurley will be in for another rough outing against a tough defense.

Coming back from a serious shoulder injury after missing five games, Moncrief finished with 41 yards and a touchdown on nine targets. In his two full games this season, Moncrief has 105 yards receiving and has scored in both games. He faces a Packers team this weekend, who just gave up 194 yards receiving and two touchdowns to the Falcons wide receiver corps. T.Y. Hilton is dealing with an injury and will likely be limited again which means Phillip Dorsett is strictly a deep threat. Moncrief likely will need to step up and be the team’s go-to receiver in this juicy match-up. He is in for a big game.

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