New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas had another consistent outing in Sunday's 20-13 loss to the Houston Texans. Thomas was targeted eight times, grabbing five catches for 45 yards. The veteran receiver looks to remain a low-ceiling, high-floor flex option for PPR leagues. Thomas and the Saints are on a short week, turning around to play against Jacksonville at home on Thursday. Expect more of the same next week from the 30-year-old.

Start 'em, sit 'em picks for fantasy football Week 6: Mike Evans, Michael Thomas, and Tutu Atwell. Filling out those flex positions can make or break lineups each week, and all three of these receivers have had good outings this season.Evans returns from injury and the bye to take on the Detroit Lions. Thomas heads to Houston to battle a feisty young Texans team, while Atwell faces the Cardinals at home.Are these players worth starting in Week 6? Let's break it down. Should I Start Mike ...

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas has been one of fantasy's most consistent players this season, grabbing between four to seven catches for between 50 and 65 yards in each of the first five weeks regardless of opponent. More of the same should be expected this week from the veteran as the Saints suit up against the Houston Texans. Thomas can be played as a flex in PPR leagues with a safe floor but a limited ceiling.

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas continued his streak of consistency on Sunday, hauling in four of seven targets for 65 yards. He led the team with a 28% target share and put up his fifth straight game between 50-65 yards. The veteran is not putting up the dominant numbers we saw from him in his record-breaking 2019 season, but he is healthy for the first time in years and is consistently contributing. He remains a volume-based flex option for PPR leagues.

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas led the team with 53 receiving yards last week and has finished between 50-61 receiving yards in each of the first four games of the season. Expect much of the same this week against a New England Patriots defense that ranks 10th against opposing wide receivers. This week's game has the second-lowest line for total points (39), indicating that neither team is expected to light up the scoreboard. While Thomas has been consistent all season long, ...

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas led the team in receiving in the 26-9 loss to Tampa Bay on Sunday. Thomas was targeted six times, hauling in four receptions for 53 yards. The New Orleans offense struggled, failing to score a single touchdown. Thomas' six targets were his season low, but he still managed to lead the team in receiving yards. He continued to prove that he has a reliable floor but a limited ceiling. Thomas and the Saints take on the New England Patriots in Week 5.

Hey, RotoBallers! Week 4 is already here! We are back with another edition of our FLEX rankings to help fantasy managers set the optimal lineup to win their league. Today, we will review our NFL team's updated Week 4 fantasy football FLEX rankings as of October 1st. We are here to help you set those winning lineups, so let's see where key FLEX options like Joshua Kelley, Chuba Hubbard, Nelson Agholor, Josh Downs, Jaylen Warren, Roschon Johnson, Michael Thomas, Breece Hall, Jahan Dotson, Marvin ...

Welcome to our Bucs vs. Saintsfantasy football start 'em, sit' em matchups analysis article for Week 4 of the 2023 NFL season.Read our matchups analysis, player breakdowns, and lineup recommendations for the matchup and set those winning lineups. Good luck RotoBallers! Tampa Bay Buccaneers at New Orleans SaintsSpread:Saints -3.0Implied Total:Buccaneers (18.5) vs. Saints (21.5)Pace:Buccaneers (27th) vs. Saints (8th)Buccaneers Off. DVOA:10.0% Pass (18th), -28.1% Rush (28th)Saints Off. ...

Hey, RotoBallers! Week 4 is already here! We are back with another edition of our FLEX rankings to help fantasy managers set the optimal lineup to win their league. Today, we will review our NFL team's updated Week 4 fantasy football FLEX rankings as of September 30th. We are here to help you set those winning lineups, so let's see where key FLEX options like Joshua Kelley, Chuba Hubbard, Nelson Agholor, Josh Downs, Jaylen Warren, Roschon Johnson, Michael Thomas, Breece Hall, Jahan Dotson, ...

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas has remained consistent throughout his career. While his numbers have fallen since his prime years, he is still garnering a 25.7% target share on the season with an average of 8.7 targets per game. That volume alone is enough to warrant a fantasy start. The concern is his efficiency with that volume, as his average yards per reception is at a career-low 9.2. PPR leagues reward receptions, making Thomas a valuable flex option, but he has yet to ...