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Fantasy · Week 6 · Start or sit

A.J. Brown or Quentin Johnston?

Our week 6 call from the head-to-head model, for PPR scoring. It updates as news and lines move.

Our call

Too close to call

Too close to call on projections (7.3 vs 7.4). If you're ahead this week take the higher floor; if you're chasing points take the higher ceiling. If you have to pick one, the numbers lean Quentin Johnston (50%).

A.J. Brown outscores Quentin Johnston 50% of the time; Quentin Johnston 50%.

A.J. Brown

WR, NE vs NYJ · Questionable — ankle injury

7.3 projected PPR points

Likely range 0–13 · WR40 this week · Bench

Bench. Questionable — ankle injury.

Quentin Johnston

WR, LAC at KC

7.4 projected PPR points

Likely range 3–13 · WR39 this week · Bench

Bench. Scored 5 points last game against a typical 11.4 (trending down).

Side by side

A.J. Brown Quentin Johnston
7.3Projected points7.4
0.0Floor (a bad day)3.0
12.6Ceiling (a big day)12.7
NYJ -5%MatchupKC -19%
~26 ptsTeam's expected score~17 pts
Questionable — ankle injuryHealthHealthy
Cold ▼Recent formCold ▼
LowOur confidenceHigh

A.J. Brown: Questionable — ankle injury. Confirm his status before kickoff.

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The chance is a model estimate that treats the two scores as independent. Fantasy scoring is noisy, so even a 70% call loses three times in ten. Projections are estimates, not guarantees. How it works.