Josh Allen, Jordan Love and Matthew Stafford lead UPI senior sports writer Alex Butler's Top-20 fantasy football quarterback rankings for Week 6.

Ranking and evaluating all of Week 6's top plays at receiver.

As we all know, the NFL is a “next man up” league. With the substation working overtime, Cooks — the Josh Johnson of pro WRs, now playing for his eighth franchise — has sound odds of delivering employable numbers in Week 6. Suffice it to say, the dude has been around the block and back.

Derrick Henry and Bijan Robinson lead UPI senior sports writer Alex Butler's Top-50 fantasy football running back rankings for Week 6.

Five players with varying results and what you should expect from them going forward.

Among his Week 6 notes, Dalton Del Don details the rapid ascents of Jaylen Warren and Ollie Gordon since taking on bigger backfield roles.

Jacoby Brissett came in last week, the most obvious play of the year, and Tyler Higbee was solid again. Mike Gesicki had just one catch, but at least it went for a touchdown. Let's see what the sleeper page can do for us in Week 6. The stakes are raised this week, with four teams resting on their bye.

In Week 5, Bhayshul Tuten saw career highs in snaps and touches. The big number was his 92 percent share of backfield rush attempts. These are very encouraging numbers for the fantasy managers who were worried about Tuten’s workload going into the season.