Week 9 Guillotine Leagues™️ ADP Risers & Fallers: Trevor Lawrence Is A Cut Above

Welcome to Week 9! And if you want to either start over or have been curious about Guillotine Leagues^TM, the great part is we’re always drafting. If you couldn’t fill an 18-team league, but have enough friends and family for a 10-team Guillotine League, we’ve got the game for you. Now is as good a time as any to start up another draft to keep the adrenaline pumping.

To help you out with your drafting, here are the risers and fallers in Guillotine League fantasy football ADP in the last week. And to help you with your research, check out our fantasy football rankings and fantasy football projections. We also provide Utilization Data to measure usage and often reference our DvP Tool for insight into this week’s matchup.

Week 9 Players Rising in Guillotine Leagues ADP

Trevor Lawrence | QB | Jaguars | +38.8

ADP: 61.5

T-Law completed 10 passes (10!) for 210 yards and 3 TDs. That’s pretty good efficiency. He’s averaging 19.7 FPG, which is tied with Caleb Williams for eighth in the league. Lawrence could be doing better if the Jaguars’ defense weren’t putting away games too early. Lawrence’s ROS schedule is the third best, and his playoff schedule features potential duals against C.J. Stroud, Dak Prescott and Jayden Daniels.

Jonah Coleman | RB | Broncos | +44.2

ADP: 82.9

Who’s this guy? Kidding. Nice first week after “taking over” the backfield for the Broncos with 68% of the snaps, so many of them in the second half of the game against the Chiefs. With 15 touches for 104 total yards and a score, this could be just the beginning for him. He makes for a decent RB2 or flex pick at this point in the season. The Panthers are the second-best RB matchup against RBs, so a good way to start.

Stefon Diggs | WR | Commanders | 38.6

ADP: 62.6

Suddenly, he’s the WR1 for the Commanders, a modest 3-38-1 against the Eagles marked the second game in a row he scored. Thankfully no weird celebration. Now he gets a tough matchup with the Rams, but as long as he’s getting consistent targets from Jayden Daniels, the volume should get you home.

Tucker Kraft | TE | Packers | 27.6

ADP: 38.7

With a 75% snap share and 20% target share, Kraft looks pretty much all the way back from the torn ACL he suffered last season. Catching passes from a hot Jordan Love, it really doesn’t matter that some weeks he’s the third target in the Packers’ attack. He’ll get his. A word of caution is he has tough matchups with the Patriots and Vikings before the Week 11 bye. He could be someone to pick up later after other teams have been chopped.

Week 9 Players Falling in Guillotine Leagues ADP

Patrick Mahomes | QB | Chiefs | 36.9

ADP: 103.1

Um, did drafters see what Mahomes did to the Broncos last week? Apparently 321 passing yards and 3 TDs doesn’t resonate as much as Mahomes running for his life against the Seahawks on national TV the previous game. Look ahead to the Jets, and they are fresh off allowing 8 passing TDs in the last three games. Just think what Mahomes can do, and you can ride with him because he’s had his bye and faces just one elite defense (Rams, Week 13) rest of season.

Quinshon Judkins | RB | Browns | 11.9

ADP: 64.4

After facing consecutive staunch run defenses in the Titans and Steelers, it’s no wonder that Judkins is falling in ADP. He’s not getting you chopped this week, even with Dylan Sampson handling most of the pass-down work. The Browns face the Saints, who allow a league-worst 28.5 FPG to RBs. I have Judkins in a flex spot on my Guillotine roster, so I recommend him for a similar spot on your team.

Jaylen Waddle | WR | Broncos | -41.8

ADP: 109.4

With 20 targets spread over these past three games, his volume is OK, not great. He played only 53% of snaps last week due to a chest injury, so something to monitor. He’s going in a range where he’s either a flex play or top bench spot. Facing the Panthers, they just got torched for 192 yards and a score combined by Christian Watson and Matthew Golden. Hard to expect those numbers considering the volume of passing that the Broncos have produced of late.

Isaiah Likely | TE | Giants | -34.1

ADP: 66.3

OK, so Guillotine drafters apparently don’t love players to be on bye weeks. He ain’t on one this week people! Likely has a 27% target share and has at least 85% snap share in all but one game this season. He’s passed his bye and is the No. 2 target for the Giants. This ADP is too low. Games in Detroit and Dallas during the last two weeks of the fantasy season are awaiting. This is an endgame player.