We are nearly to the end of the fantasy regular season, so fantasy managers should be more interested than ever in getting players into their roster that stand a good chance of getting into the end zone!
That’s why we are here for the Week 13 Red Zone Report!
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Week 13 Red Zone Rushing
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Kyren Williams (LAR)
A familiar face near the top, with Kyren Williams leading the league in red zone rushing yards for Week 13 and adding another TD in the process. Williams saw his second-highest number of carries inside the 20 this week and added his 7th red zone TD on the season, which is tied for 7th in the league this season. It is worth noting that Blake Corum also punched in a red zone TD and finished with a season-high 81 rushing yards, while Williams is nursing an ankle injury. Overall, though, if Williams is healthy, he will play a big role in some championship runs this season.
Bucky Irving (TB)
The return of Bucky Irving did not disappoint for fantasy managers who were willing to hold on to him through his seven weeks of recovery from injury. Irving returned 19 total opportunities, including three red zone carries that he turned into 23 yards and a TD. What is more encouraging for fantasy managers with Irving is that neither Sean Tucker nor Rachaad White saw a single red zone carry, so he should be very secure on an offense that’s prone to creating scoring opportunities.
RJ Harvey (DEN)
Week 13 gave us the best we’ve seen from RJ Harvey since JK Dobbins went down to injury, with the rookie finishing as the RB7 behind a pair of red zone TDs. Harvey got the most red zone carries he’s seen in his career Sunday night against the Commanders, including the game-winning TD (and heartbreaking for this writer, might I add). It is encouraging that Harvey seems to have taken on the goal-line work for the Broncos, rather than them turning to another RB. Harvey will have the backfield to himself down the stretch of the season with a real chance to make a difference in the fantasy playoffs.
Zach Charbonnet (SEA)
The back-and-forth between the Seattle RBs continues, but Week 13 saw Charbonnet take the lead in the red zone and finish with the third-most rushing yards on the week inside the 20. Charbs punched in his 8th red zone TD of the year, tied for the third-most in the league with Christian McCaffrey and Jalen Hurts. At the end of the day, we have seen this story before with the Seattle RBs, so unless something happens to either Ken Walker or Charbonnet, we are really flipping a coin on who’s going to be useful for fantasy between this duo.
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Week 13 Red Zone Receiving
Davante Adams (LAR)
We shouldn’t be surprised at this point to see Davante Adams in the Red Zone Report again after another pair of red zone TDs. Adams has pulled ahead of the field in the red zone receiving TD category with 12 on the season, a full four TDs ahead of Trey McBride and Amon-Ra St. Brown. It’s really impressive how efficient Adams has been in the red zone this season, scoring on 63% of his red zone targets so far this year. Adams should play a big role in fantasy playoffs this season if the Rams keep using him as an extension of the run game in the red zone.
Brock Bowers (LV)
It’s really hard for a spreadsheet to quantify what Brock Bowers did on Sunday in a Raiders offense that is growing in its ineptitude on a weekly basis. Bowers made the most of his two red zone targets, nabbing a pair of TDs – one of which was one of the catches of the season. The Raiders TE has caught four red zone TDs in his last five games since returning from injury and is still fifth on the season for red zone TDs among TEs despite missing three games. Bowers is easily the best receiving option in Las Vegas and could be a real difference-maker at the position down the stretch of the season.
Terry McLaurin (WAS)
It was nice to get a boom game from Terry McLaurin in Week 13, even against a tough Denver defense. McLaurin finished as a top-12 WR for the first time this year on a whopping 14 targets, including a career-high five targets in the red zone and just his second total TD on the season. Hopefully, the potential return of Jayden Daniels to the lineup could give even more of a boost to McLaurin, who has one of the toughest schedules for WRs as we head into the final push of the season.
Rashee Rice (KC)
The amount of involvement that Rashee Rice gets around the goal line for the Chiefs is really a huge asset to his fantasy value. Rice saw another four targets and a TD inside the 20 for Kansas City and is, much like Davante Adams, an extension of the running game around the goal line. Since his return from suspension in Week 7, Rice has four red zone TDs and has only scored once outside the red zone. Despite missing six games, Rice still sits at 6th in the league in red zone targets and is second in the league in targets inside the 10.
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