From Baker Mayfield to Harrison Bryant, six week 7 fantasy stars who were mostly unowned

Amazingly, Mayfield made this list after throwing an interception on his first pass attempt and not completing a single pass in the first quarter. The third-year quarterback set a new career-high with five touchdown throws, three of which came in the fourth quarter.

With Raheem Mostert and Tevin Coleman both shelved with injury, Wilson Jr. easily saw his most action and recorded a touchdown in each of the first three quarters on Sunday. Unfortunately, he also suffered a high ankle sprain, which will keep him out at minimum for the next three games, according to ESPN.

Entering Thursday’s game with just 15 carries and five catches, Gallman became New York’s lead back after Devonta Freeman left with an ankle injury. He equaled that number of receptions in Week 7 alone and scored his first touchdown on the ground this year in the third quarter.

After back-to-back 83-yard performances in Weeks 3 and 4, Miller combined to grab just one ball for six yards in Weeks 5 and 6. Week 7 was the first time that the second-year receiver went over the century mark in receiving yards.

Starting for the third straight week, Agholor has found the end zone in each of those three games. He was much more productive in Week 7, though, receiving nine targets after combining for six in the previous two outings.

Austin Hooper had an appendectomy, which caused him to miss Week 7. Enter Bryant, a fourth-round pick in 2020, who caught two of Mayfield’s five touchdown passes.