With two teams on bye this week Byron Cowart NFL Jersey , you figured setting your fantasy football lineup would be easy.Unfortunately, Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers broke his collarbone, Denver wideout Emmanuel Sanders is out due to an ankle injury and Jacksonville running back Leonard Fournette will try to play through his ankle injury.Still, the matchups give several suggestions that can help you determine who to start in Week 7.START `EMQuarterback— Marcus Mariota, Tennessee at ClevelandThe Browns have yielded the second most fantasy points per game (FPPG) to opposing QBs and have given up the most passing TDs (14). Although Mariota didn’t run the ball much, he threw for 306 yards in Week 7, and didn’t re-injure the hamstring which forced him to miss Week 6.— Dak Prescott, Dallas at San FranciscoQBs have thrown an average of 334 passing yards per game against the 49ers over the past three weeks, and they’ve yielded the seventh most FPPG to the position. The Cowboys are executing a higher percentage of pass plays this season and Prescott has 11 TD passes, (fourth most in football). He has also averaged 25 rushing yards per game.— Brett Hundley, Green Bay vs. New OrleansIf you’re forced to play Hundley, don’t panic. He’s studied under Aaron Rodgers since 2015 Byron Cowart NFL Draft , and has three very capable WRs to throw the ball to. Hundley had a 150.8 QB rating at UCLA and will have a full week of practice with the Packers’ first team. Starting Hundley is risky, but he’s playing at home against a team that normally plays under a dome.Running back— Adrian Peterson, Arizona at LA RamsWe’re not recommending Peterson based solely on his phenomenal Week 6 Arizona debut. The Cardinals have tweaked their offensive line, and the Rams have given up the most FPPG to RBs, 4.8 yards per carry (YPC) and 140 rushing yards per game.— Carlos Hyde, San Francisco vs. DallasThe 49ers suggested Matt Breida would have a larger role in their running game in Week 6. In reality, Carlos Hyde converted the only two 49ers RB red zone carries into touchdowns. As long as he’s healthy, Hyde looks like the 49ers’ primary back.Wide receiver— Cooper Kupp, LA Rams vs. ArizonaThe Cardinals may face the Rams without star CB Patrick Peterson, who re-injured a quad. Arizona has allowed the second most passing TDs (13) in football, and Kupp leads the Rams in red zone targets.— Allen Hurns, Jacksonville at IndianapolisThe Colts have surrendered the third most receiving yards to WRs and the eighth most FPPG to the position. Despite being out-targeted by Marqise Lee Byron Cowart Buffalo Bills Jersey , Hurns leads the Jags in red zone targets, receptions and has TDs in four of his five games versus the Colts.Tight end— Austin Hooper, Atlanta at New EnglandHooper has seen an uptick in targets and receptions the last two weeks (16 and 12 respectively), and the Patriots have given up the third most FPPG to TEs this season.— Hunter Henry, LA Chargers vs. DenverHenry has 18 targets, 10 catches and two TDs the past three weeks. He faces a Broncos team giving up the fifth most FPPG to TEs.SIT `EMQuarterback— Andy Dalton, Cincinnati at PittsburghDalton has a passer rating of just under 70 in his last three full games against the Steelers. The Steelers give up the second fewest FPPG to QBs, and are second in the league with 20 sacks. With the poor play of the Bengals offensive line, that does not bode well for Dalton.— Jameis Winston, Tampa Bay vs. BuffaloWinston may be medically cleared to play despite spraining the AC Joint in his throwing shoulder, however he’d be facing a Bills team that has allowed just two passing TDs to QBs while intercepting them eight times. Winston has been shaky even when healthy, ranked 20th among QBs for total fantasy points scored.Running back— Mike Gillislee Infant Jacob Bailey Jersey , New England vs. AtlantaThe Falcons have allowed just two rushing TDs to RBs, and Gillislee hasn’t scored a TD since Week 2. He fumbled late in the first quarter in Week 6, and spent much of the rest of the game on the sideline. You have to wonder if that will carry over to Week 7.— DeMarco Murray, Tennessee at ClevelandThe Browns allow the lowest yards per carry (3.0) and have surrendered just two rushing TDs to RBs. Murray has been hampered by a cranky hamstring since the preseason, and although he is expected to play, he’ll likely be limited.Wide receiver— Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona at LA RamsFitzgerald has averaged just 53 yards in his last three games versus the Rams, and has one TD in their last six meetings. They have given up the fifth-fewest FPPG to WRs.— Keenan Allen, LA Chargers vs. DenverThe Broncos have allowed the third fewest receptions to WRs (50) and the sixth fewest FPPG to the position. Allen has eight total catches, 53 receiving yards and one TD in his last two games against Denver.Tight end— Colby Fleener, New Orleans at Green BayThe Packers haven’t allowed a TD to a TE, and give up the third fewest FPPG to the position. The Saints scored 52 points in Week 6 and Fleener had one target. That speaks volumes. Cowart has been absent since Friday." NFL training campPatriots NewsPatriots Training Camp CoverageInjury update: Patriots rookie EDTShare this storyShare this on FacebookShare this on TwitterShareAll sharing optionsShareAll sharing options for:Injury update: Patriots rookie Byron Cowart reportedly dealing with minor quad injuryTwitterFacebookRedditPocketFlipboardEmailPhoto by Fred Kfoury III/Icon Sportswire via Getty ImagesThrough five days worth of training camp practices Jacob Bailey Jersey Draft , the New England Patriots have been spared any major injuries. The only real in-session scare came on Friday, when defensive lineman Byron Cowart stayed on the ground after a drill and had to be attended by trainers. While the rookie went off the field under his own power, he did not finish the session and has not been spotted during the three following practices as well.However, it appears as if there is little cause for actual concern. According to the Boston Herald’s Kevin Duffy, Cowart is dealing with a quad injury — one that was subsequently described as ‘minor’ by The Athletic’s Jeff Howe. Based on this diagnosis, it would not be a surprise if he returned to practice sooner rather than later. And he better, considering that the fifth-round draft selection is currently on the roster bubble.Cowart joined the Patriots as the 159th overall pick in this year’s draft and as such is not guaranteed a spot on the team’s deep defensive tackle depth chart. In order to earn the fourth and probably final spot at the position, the 23-year-old will need to prove his value as a versatile defender capable of penetrating from the interior. Getting back onto the practice field would be the first step in that direction.