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        Sam Darnold’s INT Streak Hits Five, but the Bears Offer a Bounce-Back Spot

        Sam Darnold’s INT Streak Hits Five, but the Bears Offer a Bounce-Back Spot

        Darnold completed 20 of 28 pass attempts for 257 yards with both a TD and an INT while adding another 17 yards on the ground. He connected on four passes of at least 20 yards, including a 28-yard TD, all to his top WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba. Darnold finishes Week 7 ranked as the QB16 pending Monday Night Football.

        Emanuel Wilson handled a season-high 24 rush attempts for a season-high 100 yards and a TD while adding another 15 yards on a reception for 18.5 PPR points. It marks his third TD over the past four games leading to his second RB1 finish this season pending Monday Night Football.

        Jaxon Smith-Njigba hauled in nine of 12 targets for a team-high 150 yards and a TD while adding an extra 13 yards on two rush attempts. He came away with 31.3 PPR points to rank as the WR1 overall in Week 7 pending Monday Night Football. It’s already the third week this season that Smith-Njigba has finished as the highest-scoring WR.

        Both Packers WRs played through injuries this week, with Watson managing an ankle injury and Golden a shoulder issue. Golden led the team with 12 targets, a 29% share of Green Bay’s 42, but he turned them into just 6 catches for 39 yards. He also briefly left the game before returning. Watson caught 5 of 8 targets for a team-high 57 yards. Golden ran 41 routes and Watson ran 38 on Jordan Love’s 47 dropbacks. Watson finished as WR21 for the week, with Golden right behind him at WR23.

        Kraft caught 4 of 6 targets for 48 yards and a TD, finishing as TE6 for the week. He played 59 of 67 snaps and ran 38 routes on Jordan Love’s 47 dropbacks. That full-time role held up even after Kraft briefly left the game with an injury before returning. He was one of five Packers with at least 6 targets in a pass-heavy game plan.

        Jacobs made his season debut after his roster exemption was lifted and immediately took over as the Packers’ lead back. He ran 11 times for 36 yards and caught 5 of 7 targets for 55 yards and a TD. That receiving work powered an RB7 finish. Jacobs played 35 of 67 snaps (52%), with MarShawn Lloyd as the primary backup (24 snaps) and Pierre Strong third (8). He handled both goal-line snaps and led on third downs, but the snaps weren’t split by any clear drive or situation pattern.

        Williams found the end zone twice in the win, catching 5 of 9 targets for 91 yards and finishing as WR3 for the week. He played 57 snaps and ran 30 routes, tying Amon-Ra St. Brown for the team lead in routes. His 9 targets were his most of the season, giving him a 29% share of Detroit’s 31 targets. St. Brown still led the team in yards (153), but Williams was the one Goff trusted near the goal line.

        Gibbs carried a heavy load in the close win, rushing 29 times for 116 yards and catching 5 of 6 targets for 27 more. His 34 touches came on a season-high 90% of snaps, and he finished as RB13 for the week. But he averaged just 4.0 yards per carry and 5.4 yards per catch, and he lost a fumble. Gibbs was also held without a TD for the first time this season. He had a chance to score late but went down intentionally to help the Lions run out the clock. He landed awkwardly on the play but was able to walk off the field on his own.

        Goff was sharp in a 20-17 win over Green Bay, completing 22 of 32 passes for 303 yards and 2 TDs with no INTs. He added 2 carries for -1 yard and finished as QB10 for the week. His 9.5 yards per attempt was his best mark of the season. Amon-Ra St. Brown did most of the damage with 9 catches for 153 yards on 11 targets, while Jameson Williams caught both TDs. The one blemish was ball security, as Goff fumbled twice and lost one.

        Coker had his worst game of the season, catching 1 of 4 targets for 9 yards. He finished as WR69 for the week. He ran a route on 91% of dropbacks, but drew just a 10% target rate per route run with 0.30 yards per route run. Coker worked a deep role with a 20.0-yard aDOT and lined up in the slot on 53% of his snaps. Tetairoa McMillan was the clear lead receiver with 6 targets, while Darren Waller’s 50-yard TD led the team in receiving yards.

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