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Week 7 Fantasy Rankings and NFL Matchups

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Seattle’s defense remains a strength as the Seahawks prepare to face the Chiefs, a matchup that could test Kansas City and give Seattle’s struggling offense a chance to improve. Week 7 fantasy rankings list the Bills, Chargers, Commanders and Jaguars on bye, with Drake Maye and Jordan Love rising among quarterbacks, Tucker Kraft and Colston Loveland gaining value at tight end, and Ryan Fitzgerald and Matt Gay improving among kickers; several established players have lost ground. A Jets-Patriots preview favors a low-scoring game and the Jets covering New England’s 7.5-point spread, with Rhamondre Stevenson identified as a potential rushing producer.

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