Week 7 Dynasty Winners and Losers: Maye and Williams Climb, Henry and Walker Slide

Drake Maye has scored 30.2 half-PPR points a game over his last three weeks, ten more than his season pace. Derrick Henry is going the other way and has not reached 6 points in either of his last two.

“Last three” here means Weeks 5 through 7, byes excluded, through Sunday's games. Dallas and Philadelphia play tonight, so their players are mostly left out.

Winners

Maye has not dropped below 23 in that stretch, and he threw for 321 yards Thursday night. His season average is 19.8. A pace that far above the rest of his year can fade, but nothing in the last three weeks looks like luck.

Malik Willis averages 22.5 over the same weeks against 14.4 for the season. Sunday's 26.0 was the highest of his year, and his rushing carries produced more than a third of it.

Jameson Williams did not reach 14 points in any of his first four games. He has since posted 17.7 and 23.6 on either side of Detroit's bye. The targets were there all along, and the points have started to match them.

Malik Nabers opened the year with three games under 10 points. His last four have all been above 14, and his 70 targets are the second most in this group. Sunday was the lowest of the four, but it still beat his first three weeks.

Kyle Pitts went four weeks without reaching 7 points. He has had three straight games in double figures since, with 20.5 in Week 6 his best. That's a long way from the 7.6 he averages for the year.

Losers

Henry opened with 34.8 and was still at 20.5 in Week 5. He then fell to 4.5 and 5.4. Baltimore scored 10 points in the first of those games and 13 in the second, and Lamar Jackson has been out for both. Henry's season pace is 16.8, but the offense around him has changed.

Bijan Robinson scored 27 or more in three of his first four games. None of the last three has cleared 15. Atlanta won Sunday, 29-20, and he still finished well under his 19.0 average.

Kenneth Walker had 26.9 in Week 6 and 7.7 on Sunday, in a game Kansas City lost 20-3. He still averages 23.1, second among running backs in this group. One game with his team trailing doesn't change that, but it does show how much his output depends on the Chiefs scoring.

Nico Collins missed two games with a hamstring injury, then scored 27.3 in Week 4. He has not reached 10 points in any of the three games since, and Sunday's was 1.6.

Chris Olave has 71 targets in seven games, so the work is there. The points are not. He opened at 23.2 and has not topped 13 in the last three.

Patrick Mahomes averages 8.3 over his last two games against 16.7 for the year, and Rashee Rice sat out Sunday.

Still on top

Jaxon Smith-Njigba has the most points of anyone in this group at 167.2, and he added 26.8 on Sunday. Jahmyr Gibbs leads everyone in points per game at 25.8, even after a 14.8 week.

Tonight

CeeDee Lamb averages 6.7 over his last two games against a season pace of 17.9, and he plays tonight. George Pickens is the Cowboys receiver going the other direction, at 16.9 over the same two games.