### Emerging Fantasy Football Stashes for Week 7

In a noteworthy display, Xavier Legette marked his second career touchdown by grabbing three out of his four targets for a total of 23 yards this past Sunday. Known for his explosive potential, the first-round rookie is rapidly running a multitude of routes in an offense that currently has only one established target. He stands out as an ideal candidate for fantasy football enthusiasts to keep an eye on.

Additionally, Adonai Mitchell of the Indianapolis Colts is emerging as a high-ceiling player despite not having full route participation yet. The rookie, who only ran nine routes on Sunday, boasts an impressive 32% target per route run rate for the season so far. Although his short-term outlook might seem discouraging, his potential for a strong finish remains intact if he secures a more significant role within the team.

Another interesting option to consider is New Orleans Saints' Taysom Hill, rostered by 28.0% of fantasy teams. With the Saints grappling with multiple injuries, including Derek Carr's multi-week absence and the uncertain statuses of Chris Olave and Rashid Shaheed, Hill's versatility could prove invaluable. Despite missing the last two games due to a rib injury, Hill's ability to contribute in various offensive roles, especially near the goal line, makes him a compelling stash for those in need of a tight end.

Hunter Henry of the New England Patriots is also drawing attention at 22.2% rostered. The veteran tight end, who started the season as the team’s top target, recently scored 11.6 half-PPR points by catching three out of five targets for 41 yards and a touchdown. As rookie Malik Cunningham throws the ball more than Jacoby Brissett did, Henry's reliability could translate into consistent back-end TE1 performances.

Lastly, Ja'Tavion Sanders of the Carolina Panthers, who is rostered by a mere 0.7% of teams, showcases significant upside. With Tommy Tremble sidelined by a concussion, Sanders saw a career-high route participation rate, running a route on 70% of Andy Dalton’s dropbacks and nabbing five of seven targets for 49 yards. While acknowledging that Sanders' long-term relevance is uncertain, his potential to be a dynamic playmaker in deeper fantasy formats makes him worth the gamble.

These emerging players offer intriguing possibilities for fantasy football managers looking to bolster their teams mid-season.