Luther Burden vs Quentin Johnston

Who should you start in Week 6? This week's matchups and projections.

WR37
Luther Burden
CHI · Bye 10
160.4
projected 2026 points (PPR)
Season-long pick
VS
WR40
Quentin Johnston
LAC · Bye 7
156.1
projected 2026 points (PPR)

Who to start in Week 6

Start Luther Burden this week: a clear but modest edge of 1.9 projected points (10.1 vs 8.2).

Luther Burden faces ATL, the 6th-friendliest matchup a WR can draw this week. Quentin Johnston faces KC, the 28th-friendliest matchup a WR can draw this week.

This-week points are each player's projected per-game scoring rate adjusted for the matchup.

The season-long call

This one is a coin flip. The model leans Luther Burden by 4.3 points of value over replacement (-32.3 vs -36.7), close enough that your roster build should break the tie.

The draft market agrees: Luther Burden goes first at ADP 50.6 vs 91.1 for Quentin Johnston.

Health note: Quentin Johnston carries an injury flag of Questionable (Chest), which is already reflected in his projection.

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Luther BurdenCHI Quentin JohnstonLAC Edge
Week 6 opponent ATL KC
Projected Week 6 points 10.1 8.2 Burden +1.9 pts
Matchup rank (WR vs defense, of 28) #6 #28
Projected 2026 points (PPR) 160.4 156.1 Burden +4.3 pts
Points per game 9.4 9.2
Value over replacement (VBD) -32.3 -36.7 Burden +4.3
Overall rank #112 #116 Burden by 4
Position rank WR37 WR40
Market ADP 50.6 91.1 Johnston +40.5 cheaper
Typical round (12-team) Rd 5 Rd 8
Bye week 10 7
Injury flag None Questionable

Should I start Luther Burden or Quentin Johnston in Week 6?

Start Luther Burden this week: a clear but modest edge of 1.9 projected points (10.1 vs 8.2).

Should I draft Luther Burden or Quentin Johnston in 2026 fantasy football?

Luther Burden. He projects 160.4 fantasy points with -32.3 value over replacement, vs 156.1 points and -36.7 for Quentin Johnston (WR, PPR). It's close enough to let roster needs decide.