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He made sense as a pickup not long ago, but he was third in backfield usage last week, behind Javonte Williams and Jaleel McLaughlin. The future is unwritten, but Estimé is too buried right now to dream about a playoff upside. Denver also has a Week 14 bye.
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I understand you might have held him all season, so there’s the Endowment Effect at work. Just understand what Brooks is, merely a contingency pick behind breakout star Chuba Hubbard. This secondary role has a very low ceiling.
To be fair, Jaylen Wright hasn’t done much of late, either. But both backs are considerably behind starter De’Von Achane, and if Achane were to get hurt, there’s no guarantee the 32-year-old Mostert would assume a heavy workload.
I’m not saying you have to drop him, but you should at least consider it. Johnston has only secured two of his last 13 targets, and he was a hot mess during Monday’s bagel (multiple drops, no catches).
He’s stuck on zero touchdowns for the season and he only saw two catches in Week 12, understandable with Nico Collins healing up. Houston also has a Week 14 bye to deal with.