Cam Skattebo had no touches last week. He had 18 touches, 124 rushing yards, a touchdown and the longest run of his career set up the Giants for the overtime win. Skattebo went 42 yards to the Houston 30 on the Giants’ second snap of overtime before former Texan Devin Singletary ran the rest of the way to the end zone on the next play. It handed the Giants a 27-21 victory with only 2:35 gone in OT. The Giants won in J.J. McCarthy’s first start with the team and moved to 4-2-1, while the Texans’ postseason hopes are likely gone with a 2-5 record. McCarthy’s second career game-winning drive came after the Texans went three-and-out to start overtime. Giants edge rusher Kayvon Thibodeaux dropped an interception in his hands on the Texans’ side of the 50 on the second play in overtime. The Texans tied the game with 52 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter when Xavier Hutchinson caught a 3-yard touchdown on third down. They didn’t carry the momentum with them into overtime, though. The Giants had 34 carries for 188 yards and McCarthy went 20-for-28 for 252 yards. Malik Nabers caught seven passes for 111 yards. Singletary had five carries for 41 yards and the game-winning touchdown, and Tyrone Tracy six carries for 15 yards and a touchdown before a hamstring injury. Jameis Winston scored on a 1-yard quarterback sneak. The Giants outgained the Texans 420 to 237, but kicker Dominic Zvada missed field goals of 44 and 56 yards in the first half. C.J. Stroud was 17-of-28 for 153 yards and two touchdowns. Tank Dell, playing his first game since December 2024, caught a 43-yard pass and had a 14-yard punt return. Woody Marks had 19 carries for 66 yards. Ka’imi Fairbairn kicked first-half field goals of 57 and 58 yards
The injuries continue to pile up as we are almost midway through the fantasy regular season. Below are some of the key injuries heading into Week 7. Mike Evans has played through various injuries this season. However, the 49ers are one game away from a Week 8 bye, so he will sit out this one against the Falcons, nursing rib and Achilles injuries. With the 49ers already down Ricky Pearsall , De’Zhaun Stribling, and Deebo Samuel , San Francisco’s receiving corps is barren. The 49ers will likely deploy a rotation of veteran Brandin Cooks , Jacob Cowing , Jordan Watkins , and Christian Kirk, who is set to make his 49ers debut after returning from a calf injury. All of these players are desperation starts. It’s most likely that George Kittle feasts on National Tight End Day. Lamar Jackson practiced in a limited capacity all week. He has missed the past two games with a recently disclosed high ankle sprain and will now miss a third. With Jackson out, the Ravens’ offensive players will see a dip in production as the Ravens have mustered just 429 passing yards with Jackson sidelined. Baltimore turns to Tyler Huntley, who will start for the Ravens again, hoping to improve on his lackluster performance thus far. David Montgomery will miss his second game with a groin injury. In his absence last week, Woody Marks saw a 78% snap share and finished as the RB22 on the week. Marks will continue to see the bulk of opportunities, especially since his running mate Jawhar Jordan, who saw two red-zone touches and scored a rushing touchdown last week, was placed on the practice squad Reserve/Injured list with a quadriceps injury. Passing-down specialist Dare Ogunbowale will likely spell Marks, but he remains off the fantasy radar. Emeka Egbuka is coming off two consecutive 17-point PPR performances; however, he will miss the Buccaneers’ Week 7 matchup against the Panthers with a concussion and foot injury. Veteran Chris Godwin is set to be the focal point of the Bucs’ passing offense, with Baker Mayfield set to return from a thumb injury. Godwin makes for a strong FLEX play despite his poor results thus far. Rookie Ted Hurst is also in line for increased targets with Egbuka out. Tyler Warren will miss his second straight game with a groin injury. In his absence last week, Keenan Allen saw 11 targets, and Josh Downs saw eight. Allen and Downs combined for 45% of the Colts’ targets last week. Look for both players to be featured again as the hapless Colts take on a tough Vikings defense this week. First-round rookie Jeremiyah Love will miss his second straight game with an ankle injury. In his absence last week, Zonovan Knight and Tyler Allgeier combined for 37 total opportunities, with Allgeier seeing 20 and Knight seeing 17. Both backs will likely continue to see a near-even split in backfield opportunities in a plus matchup against the Broncos. Puka Nacua popped up mid-week on the injury report with a calf injury but is officially questionable for Week 7. With Davante Adams on IR with a ruptured hamstring, Nacua will likely try to suit up for the Rams, who are in dire need of a win. Konata Mumpfield will likely join Nacua in two-WR sets in Adams’ absence but remains off the fantasy radar. Rashee Rice will miss his second straight game as he deals with hamstring and knee ailments. Xavier Worthy saw seven targets in his absence last week and led the Chiefs in targets. Worthy will look to step up again, though the Chiefs’ offense runs through Kenneth Walker. Bijan Robinson may never come off the field this week against the 49ers. However, if he does, practice squad call-up Khalil Herbert will serve as the breather back. He is a player to monitor on the wire if Brian Robinson takes some time to recover from his hamstring injury. Mason was activated from IR and is set to return from a thumb injury that sidelined him the past four weeks. He should hop right back into his role as the 1A to Aaron Jones’ 1B in the Vikings backfield. He makes for
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Sunday around the NFL , the Houston Texans and Jacksonville Jaguars will battle in London, the Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns will fight for the AFC North lead, while the Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers face off under the lights in Lambeau Field. Get ready for another wild week. Let's discuss some anytime touchdown bets. These have become popular wagers among football fans because of their longer odds. Even when it comes to an expected TD scorer, they make for a fun parlay leg. Last week, we hit on our headliner in Trey McBride (+115), and Christian McCaffrey -- who was shockingly listed at -130. Let's see what we have cooking up for Week 6. Below, we will break down five anytime TD bets to consider. These will not be predictable choices like a Jahmyr Gibbs or Bijan Robinson score that offer zero value, but they won't be wild long shots such as a team defense. Let's begin with a running back in London. With David Montgomery ruled out due to a groin injury, Woody Marks is going to be the Texans' lead back in London against the Jaguars. He's actually Houston's leading rusher this season with 149 yards, despite Montgomery having registered nine more rushes. Marks has found the end zone twice over the last three games, and saw an uptick in usage in the passing game last week against the Tennessee Titans . This is a massive game for the Texans, who are looking to find a rhythm following their slow start and make up ground in the AFC South. I like Marks to score. Pittsburgh Steelers running back Jaylen Warren has been on fire. Last Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts , he racked up 188 total yards and two touchdowns -- becoming the first player since Herschel Walker in 1986 to score a 50-yard rushing touchdown and an 80-yard receiving touchdown in the same game. Warren has actually recorded the second-most scrimmage yards (640) through five games in Steelers history, behind Le'Veon Bell in 2014, and has the third-most scrimmage yards in the NFL despite receiving the 17th-most touches (89). He's been a beast, and the Steelers' best weapon on offense. The Titans are a disaster, but I think they could keep things close with the Colts this week. If they can't, then that's a massive problem. The Colts rank bottom six in total defense, passing defense, rushing defense, scoring defense and yards per play. Tony Pollard has found the end zone just once this season, but he's still one of the Titans' main vehicles on offense. I also think he's a bit underrated. Pollard is one of just two NFL players to record 1,000 rushing yards in each of the last four seasons. The other player? Derrick Henry . Speaking of that Titans-Colts game, tight end Tyler Warren could be in line for a big outing. He caught seven of nine targets for a season-high 83 yards last week against the Steelers, and also rushed for a touchdown. Warren has two of the Colts' three receiving touchdowns on the season, and he's Indy's most important weapon behind Jonathan Taylor . It looked like Dalton Kincaid was going to be a pillar in Joe Brady's revamped offense, but the Buffalo Bills tight end has recorded seven yards receiving in each of the last two weeks. He was averaging 112.5 receiving yards per game through two weeks! I'm going to take him to bounce back and find the end zone against a Las Vegas Raiders defense that has been diced up by tight ends before. In Week 3 against the New Orleans Saints , the Raiders allowed a whopping FOUR touchdowns to tight ends. Buffalo's Monday night victory over the Los Angeles Rams was a little weird. Josh Allen threw for just 210 yards. I think the Bills' passing attack at large has a better outing against Vegas. Could you imagine if Marvin Harrison Jr . shows up and catches a touchdown in his first game with the Texans after being traded away by the Arizona Cardinals ? I'm not telling you to bet on it, but here's the line if you were curious!
Injuries are affecting several teams ahead of Week 6, including Ravens (Lamar Jackson), Eagles (Jalen Hurts), and Falcons (Michael Penix Jr.), while some players like Caleb Williams and A.J. Brown may return
Marks is expected to handle a lead role out of the backfield during Sunday's game against the Jaguars in London after Texans head coach DeMeco Ryans announced Monday that fellow running back David Montgomery (groin) is viewed as week-to-week, Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston reports. Montgomery logged just nine snaps in the Texans' 26-3 win over the Titans in Week 5 before departing with the injury, which cleared the way for Marks to see his heftiest workload of the season. The second-year player out of USC ended up taking the field for 56 of 66 snaps, finishing with 62 yards on 15 carries to go with four catches for 23 yards on four targets. With Montgomery on track to miss at least the London game and potentially additional contests beyond that, Marks should have a decent chance at replicating his Week 5 touch count. Beyond Marks, Dare Ogunbowale is the only other healthy running back on the 53-man roster, while Jawhar Jordan and Deuce Vaughn loom as potential candidates to be elevated from the practice squad to add depth to the position group amid Montgomery's expected absence
by Garrett Ball | Texans Correspondent | Mon, Oct 12th 2026, 12:33pm EDT Woody Marks will reportedly "carry the load" for the Texans with David Montgomery week-to-week with a groin injury. ( Aaron Wilson on X ) Fantasy Impact: Marks had 19 touches on Sunday and he operated as the Texans lead back in 2025, so this is nothing new to him. He's not overly dynamic, despite the coachspeak, but he can get it done for fantasy thanks to volume. He's a low-end RB2, high-end RB3 with the backfield to himself. 'Dynamic, will carry the load for us,' #Texans coach DeMeco Ryans on what Woody Marks does for offense, and said he will replace an injured David Montgomery while he works his way back from groin injury. Category: Rumors | More Woody Marks : News , Rankings , Projections , Stats Add FantasyPros on Google
Woody Marks becomes a must-add following Week 5 backfield takeover, with 15 carries for 62 yards and 4 receptions for 23 yards, and potential RB2 value if David Montgomery remains sidelined
Woody Marks ran for 62 yards on 15 carries in the Texans 26-3 win over the Titans. He also caught 4-of-4 targets for 23 yards receiving. Marks was the lead back for Houston most of the afternoon after David Montgomery injured his groin and did not return. He had a 20 yard touchdown taken off the board due to a holding penalty. He'll be an RB2 play next week against the Jaguars
Marks carried the ball 15 times for 62 yards and caught all four of his targets for 23 yards in Sunday's 26-3 win over the Titans. The 19 touches and 85 scrimmage yards were season highs for Marks, and the added volume came after David Montgomery left the game in the second quarter due to a groin strain and didn't return. Marks has been trending toward taking on a larger share of the load anyway as a result of Montgomery's ineffectiveness, but if the veteran back is forced to miss any additional time, the decision on who the Texans' No. 1 RB is would be made for coach DeMeco Ryans. Through five games, Marks has 149 rushing yards and two TDs along with an 11-54-0 line through the air on 13 targets, but his 3.5 yards per carry is a reflection of the offensive line's struggles. If he does take on the top job in the backfield in Week 6, it'll come against a very stingy Jaguars run defense
Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud did play. He didn’t play long. In his first game action since his meltdown in the postseason in New England, Stroud played 10 plays in the first possession and led the Texans to a touchdown. He took a seat after Woody Marks’ 20-yard touchdown run. Stroud went 4-for-6 for 27 yards, and Marks had four carries for 37 yards and one catch for 6 yards. The Texans took a 17-0 lead in the first quarter. Rookie linebacker Wade Woodaz returned an interception of Fernando Mendoza 80 yards for a touchdown, and Ka’imi Fairbairn added a 51-yard field goal on an eight-play, 33-yard drive directed by backup quarterback Davis Mills. Stroud had seven turnovers in two playoff games, including four interceptions against the Patriots in the divisional round
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