Stash and Grow, Week 7: Deep Dynasty Targets

Two of these players will not help a lineup this week. They are hurt first-round picks, and that is why they are cheap. The other five are young players whose roles are growing. The weekly score is still small enough that the price has not caught up. Lines below are our Thursday Week 7 board.

Stash

Jordyn Tyson, WR, Saints. New Orleans took him eighth overall in April. He has not played an NFL snap. He hurt his hamstring in an August 13 joint practice, went on injured reserve before the season, and has missed every game.

General manager Mickey Loomis said Tyson will not practice this week in Paris, though he traveled with the team. New Orleans has a bye in Week 8, so Week 9 is the next game he can play. He also missed time in college with a hamstring, and Loomis says this one is unrelated.

I would stash him if the price is a second-round pick or less. I would not pay a first for a receiver who has not played and has a history of hamstring trouble.

Jadarian Price, RB, Seahawks. Seattle took him 32nd overall in April. He is on injured reserve with a chest injury. Head coach Mike Macdonald said the return is after this week's game, so Week 8 is the earliest window he described. Before he got hurt he had 28 carries for 119 yards, and he lost a fumble in each of his last two games.

His job is not safe. Emanuel Wilson has led Seattle in carries for three straight weeks, and Zach Charbonnet is still listed out with a knee injury even though he was a full participant Wednesday. A first-round pick usually gets another chance, which is the reason to hold Price, but I would only do it with a free roster spot.

Grow

Harold Fannin Jr., TE, Browns. He scored 1.4 points last week against a 12.1 projection, and that is the reason to look at him. On our tracking sample he leads the board at 5.8 yards of separation and catches 74 percent of his targets. The problem is the passing game around him.

Matthew Golden, WR, Packers. He scored 19.4 points last week with Jayden Reed out. He catches under half his targets, which is a warning, and he adds more yards after the catch than expected. Reed is out again. Golden is questionable with a shoulder injury and was limited Wednesday, so this week is not another 19-point assumption. Hold him and see whether the catch rate improves.

Luther Burden III, WR, Bears. He is the second receiver on Chicago's depth chart and scored 13.5 points last week. Defenders give him 7.3 yards of cushion. He plays tonight against New England, and the model projects him at 8.6 points. He is not on the current injury report. The inactive list is not posted yet.

Ollie Gordon II, RB, Dolphins. With De'Von Achane out, Gordon projects at 11.2 points. That line did not move on the Thursday refresh. Defenders have stacked the box on 7 percent of his carries, the fourth-lowest rate among backs in our 2026 tracking sample. He is an Achane insurance policy that costs almost nothing.

Colston Loveland, TE, Bears. He scored 15.5 points last week and is Chicago's first tight end. The model still projects 8.6 points tonight. He is not on the current injury report, and the inactive list is not posted yet. Cheap, young, and on a passing offense that completed 30 of 36 last week.

How to use this list

Pick the one or two you can afford to be wrong on. Tyson is the highest upside, and Fannin is the best bet on usage. Check each price in the Dynasty Trade Calculator before you offer.