Sunday 1PMs/Main Slate
NOS/ATL
Saints have a great P matchup, meh RB matchup.
Falcons have a good RB matchup, meh P matchup.
Winston? has a great pressure rate situation, and a good pass potential.
Ridder? has a good pressure rate situation, but a bad pass potential. Bi. Robinson has a meh run potential.
Saints TTR is 9th.
Falcons TTR is T-10th.
Pace of play is 1st (good). O/U Rank is 6th (meh).
- Injuries - NOS - On D, CB Lattimore (95%) is Q, but imo Doubtful. On O, no WR Thomas.
- ATL - On D, DE Jarrett (70%+) is out for 3rd week. On O, WR Hollins is Q.
Kamara is to expensive for me. while I think he has PPR safety of course and has a great ceiling... he is somehow the most expensive he's been all year, the return of Jamal Williams PLUS the increase usage of Taysom in the redzone, have both hampered his total opportunities, AND RZ TD equity. Without Thomas last game, Olave has a 22.5% target share with a MASSIVE 20.22 aDOT, That is definitely a combo for slate breaking upside... Ill note, Perry played a lot last week, so I think he can be considered a dart throw, but he only had a 10% target share, and both of those stats were when they played in a game with a big positive passing script. I'm going to pass on him. I did like Shaheed in that he did Olave with a 22.5% target share, I'd rather pivot to him over Perry. I just don't know what to do with Taysom... he is so range-y, and if you have to compare him to others in his price range, which would include Schultz/Kincaid/McBride, I'd think he has a lower floor than tham, and without TDs (which he does have good equity of getting), I'm not sure he has the ceiling they have either, BUT I need to continue on my research of the other guys before making that decision. I don't think I'll play Juwan... but I want to make note, he has seen his snaps rise in 3 straight since returning from a long injury, and he has a good TE aDOT of 8.1... eventually he will have a good game, I need to see other punt ranged TEs metrics, but I think I'll pass for now.
Weeks 1 through 6 with Ridder, Bijan averaged 5.33 targets a game, going under 5 targets just once, he was never priced below 7.2K during that time, and now sits at 6.5K.... I think he has 20+ point upside, which is good enough to at least 3X this salary, I'm fine with considering him in a perceived tough matchup. With Ridder, and INCLUDING that weak empty 1 target game week 1, London has a 21.5% target share, with a 10.43 aDOT --- that is a good combo for a guy at 5K... It only helps Lattimore is most likely to miss, and there's a chance Hollins and has 12% target share miss too, raising the floor of all players slightly. We can't take a lot of falcons, but I want to note that with Ridder, Pitts had a 19% target share, and probably the best TE aDOT over a 3+ (in this case 6) game sample size of 11.37... and he is 1K cheaper than London, those numbers actually look better.
PIT/CIN
Steelers have a great RB matchup, meh P matchup.
Bengals have a good RB matchup, bad P matchup.
Pickett has a bad pressure rate situation, and a meh pass potential. Harris? has a great run potential.
Browning has a meh pass potential.
Steelers TTR is T-15th (meh).
Bengals TTR is T-17th (bad).
Pace of play is 10th. O/U Rank is 9th (bad).
- Injuries - PIT - On D, S Neal (66%) is out for 2nd week, I think his replacement S Riley (25%~) is out, LB Alexander (60%+) is out for 2nd week, LB Holcomb (80%~) is out for 3rd week., and S Fitzpartick (100%) is Q to return after missing last 3 weeks.
- CIN - On D, CB Taylor-Britt (90%+) is Q. On O, WR Higgins is Q.
I don't know what's changing with a new coordinator, but I can't justify playing Warren when he is more expensive than Najee, until I see it flip... because currently Najee still out opportunities him, and slightly out snaps him. At 4.9K, I think Harris is viable, but it is a tough sell if looking for just one piece from this offense because.... It is egregious at both (more diontae) big 2 WRs on this team are under 5K. Since his return, Diontae has a 29.5% target share, with a 12.02 aDOT... idk if you know, but that combo is better than Lamb/Hill/Pittman/St. Brown/Cooper/Dell/Moore/Olave/Hopkins (in that same 4/5 game window). I'm leaning to being big time overboard Diontae.. if that's the case, I have to consider some lineups with a pivot to Pickens, especially if he will be popular with most people. His numbers aren't bad either though, 20% target share/better 13.14 aDOT... Friermuth came back, and split time with Washington... he really is cheap, so I get it... and maybe the coordinator focuses him a bit more, but they each had 1 target, and the aDOTs were low... I'm skipping for now
Are we Browning truthers? I'm not sure.. but in the small sample size, Browning was thrown into a scenario where he was in a neutral to positive passing script... he had 16 attempts, and a much better aDOT than Burrows yearlong numbers (10.87 to 6.41), Here was his target dispersion.
6 Irwin (1 negated due to penalty) 37.5%
4 Chase (1 negated due to penalty) 25%
2 Mixon (12.5%)
2 Hudson (12.5%)
1 Jackson (6.25%)
1 Boyd (6.25%)
Assuming Higgins missing again (we should find out today), Irwin is a no brainer at 3.2K, and Boyd is a no brain fade at 4.6K.... Chase is where it is tough. I think for tournaments, there is an argument to be made that nobody will play chase with no burrow now, PLUS he is 8.3K, it is hard to envision him breaking for 25+ points... but you do get big leverage on the field with most thinking this... and if Browning turns out to be serviceable, you just got a big leg up... so I think its worth a shot in a couple of lineups. Also, Browning did go 4 for 40 on the ground, which is obviously valuable. I'll note that Hudson has averaged 5+ targets in the last 3 weeks (not really skipping to much of a beat with Browning either), he is just 2.7K, but the bengals start 3 to 4 TEs a week, and nobody in the 3 games with all 4 active have even hit 40% of snaps.. so a dud is possible.
CAR/TEN
Panthers have a great P matchup, bad RB matchup.
Titans have a great RB matchup, meh P matchup.
Young has a meh pressure rate situation, Chubba? has a bad run potential.
Levis has a good pressure rate situation. Henry? has a great run potential.
Panthers TTR is T-17th (bad).
Titans TTR is 12th.
Pace of play is 16th (meh/last). O/U Rank is 7th (bad).
- Injuries - CAR - On D, LB Gross-Matos/S Chinn are both possibly returning after 4 game hiatus/IR. DE Houston (40%+) is out for 3rd week. On O, TE Hurst is Q, and G Corbett is out
- TEN - On D, S Wallace (85%+) is Q. On O, WR Burks is Q, and T Hubbard is Q.
This game has the worst pace of the slate, and options that don't feel cheap enough... but if going here, I'd use it strictly for one-offs.
Panthers have already failed a ton of times in what looks like a great pass matchup... so will things be different this time? Idk, but I'd rather Pickett with his WR options then Young with his. Look, in the 6 games Thielen/Mingo/Chark started/completed, Thielen has a great 32.5% target share, with a bad 6.49 aDOT.... it kind of always makes him an option in PPR sites, but at 7.3K, even a 8-70 statline doesn't really get you there but a bit more at 10-100-1 does... idk whwere I stand on him, but my lean is to fade unless he really is going to be low owned from the field. Mingo would be my only other consideration/one-off from this side, in the 6 games together, he has a 17% target share, with a 10.52 aDOT, which on the surface, looks really good, and techinically the matchup looks great, at 3.3K, a 10 point game is all you need to payoff, and if he can hit a 30+ TD, he just did it on one play.... Not only do I not want to play a RB vs the Titans, last week was the closest snap these these backs were at since the sanders "benching", and that held true for most of the first too before it wa a blowout, pass. Tremble is practically floor price, and if Hurst is out again, he seems fine as a punt/salary saver, he had a 11.5% target share, with a decent TE aDOT of 6... that's fine.
When you play Carolina, you want to focus on the backfield options. Henry scares the shit out of me, he has only had OVER 17 carries 3 times this year (that sounds unheard of), in 5 of 11 games this year, Spears has out snapped him, he has already had 4 games under 10 PPR points, including his last 2, Now, I HOPE that means he scares the shit out of others, why? Well those 3 times he's carried over 17 times were when the Titans won there only 3 games, his average was over 20 FPs in those 3 games, averaging 26 opps (3 targets)... those numbers are top RB type numbers... while he carries risk, if CAR plays with a lead, he will be a priority for a big chunk of my lineups. Not only is the passing options in a tough spot, looking at a above, you can tell I think the Titans play with a lead/run heavier script, so my expectations for them are suppressed. I'll make 1 note, with Levis, Hopkins has a really good 25.42% target share, and a massive 16.97 aDOT... at 6.1K that's a great combo.. I think I'd only consider though if you think 1) CAR plays with a lead, and 2) Henry will be uber popular (as a pivot off of his failure)
TBB/IND
Bucs have a good RB matchup, meh P matchup.
Colts have a good P matchup, bad RB matchup.
Baker has a good pressure rate situation.
Taylor has a meh run potential.
Bucs TTR is T-10th.
Colts TTR is 5th.
Pace of play is 3rd (good). O/U Rank is T-4th.
- Injuries - TBB - On D, DE Greene (25%), CB Dean (95%+), LB David (100%~) are out. On O, RB White is Q.
- IND - On D, CB Brents (75%+) is out for 4th week. On O, TEs Olgetree/Woods are still out, and C Kelly is out.
I have/had interest in R. White, at 6.1K he is still to cheap, but a mid week injury pop up is concerning. Regardless, the guy has been playing 80%~ of snaps, and outside of week 1, has never seen fewer than 3 targets, he gets a lot of RZ attention, and is on a 3 game scoring streak, he's 3x'd this salary 4 weeks in a row (almost 5), and this is one of his best matchups to date. If he is out, it'll be hard not to click Edmonds at 4.3K, it really is a matter of eating the ownership, and getting different else where, or is there any possible pivot options at that price point? Not sure as of now. In a vacuum, do I like Godwin? Yes, but I think I can only play him if doing a big game stack... the WRs priced around him have better metrics on the surface (his are 21% target share/8.5 aDOT), and then when you compare him to Evans, who is 1.1K more than him, he crushes him in both areas, 25.5% target share/14.41 aDOT...I don't mind Evans of course, but will definitely have little Godwin at best. I'll note Palmer, he is almost floor priced, and plays a lot of snaps since week 3... his target share is 12.5%, with a 12.27 aDOT, those really aren't bad numbers, so as a one-off salary saver/punt option, I think he is viable in a tourney. Feels weird to continue to say, but Otton as well, no TE sees as many snaps as him, he runs a route on 79% of snaps, 3rd best, and has a 13.5% target share/6.74 aDOT... I think he is fine as a cheap option.
JT has seen his snaps rise in every one of his 5 games following his return, hitting a big 88% last week which resulted in a 24 opp game (1 target), the matchup is tough, and I think most people attack this passing offense before going to him. I'm not saying I will have a lot of him, but I think he can totally be in your player pool. Now lets get to the offense... minshew is cheap, and TBB has been attacked through the air so much... this will be popular, but I think I'm going to eat the ownership. I think my way of getting different (and I know I've been chasing this for a few weeks now) is playing pierce over Downs. In the 6 games with Minshew, Downs has a 19% target share, with a meh aDOT of 8.69, and while Pierce keeps getting the emptyless targets, he has a 12% target share, with a big 15.04 aDOT... he HAS to hit a HR soon, while he may not be C. Watson, it is reminiscent of that. Pittman is always viable, he is St. Brown esque, where his aDOT isn't desirable at 7.9, but his target share is a massive 31%. Has undesirable as this TE pool is, last game, there was no Granson/Olgetree, and Alie-Cox/Granson played 58% of snaps. I have no issues in tourneys playing Alie-Cox as an unpopular piece of a bigger game stack, or as a one-off TE punt/salary saver option at the floor price.
NEP/NYG
Patriots have a great RB matchup, good P matchup.
Giants have a good P matchup, bad RB matchup.
Mac Jones?? has a great pressure rate situation. Barkley has a bad run potential.
DeVito has a meh pressure rate situation, and meh pass potential.
Pats TTR is 14th (meh).
Giants TTR is 20th (bad/last).
Pace of play is 2nd (good). O/U Rank is 10th (bad/last).
- Injuries - NEP - On O, WR Parker is Q.
- NYG - On D, DT Lawrence (73%) is doubtful. On O, T Neal is out, and WR Slayton is doubtful.
I guess? Mac Jones is still the starter, but despite being a super cheap stack in this game that has a great pace, if he fumbles out of the gate at any point, he is liable to be sat again... how can we trust that? If you want to get cute, maybe try it in a lineup, as nobody else will, but I don't think I am. Stevenson is coming off his highest snap count since Week 2, 67%,, giving him a huge 25 opp game (5 targets), no RB with that volume should be under 6K, yet he is.... in the last 5 games he hasn't even had under 4 targets, and Giants are most likely without their run stuffing nose tackle, yes please. If Parker is out again, Juju draws some interest from me, as Reagor was practically benched, and he came out and played 99% of snaps/is floor priced. Even if he 4 for 40 he hits value. I think Douglas is fine at 4.4K, but I'm not going to be playing it much if any. 6 of his 9 targets came on the last 2 drives playing from a must throw situation, 4 of the 6 targets were with Zappe. If Parker is in, I have even less interest in the 2 above. In these last 2 games without Bourne/Parker, Henry/Gesicki are playing 67 to 88% of snaps, seeing a combined 23% targets, while Henry has a 8.18 aDOT, Gesicki a 15 aDOT, both of which are really good for TEs. It sucks that they split time, but if you either wanted to go to Henry for a little bit more reliability at a kind of cheap price, or Gesicki as a pure punt/salary saver play at the floor price (kind of like Alie-Cox) I get it.
Barkley is coming off a game with a 91% snap count, nobody does that anymore unless you are CMC (or R.White/Kyren Williams~), he turned it into 19 opps (5 targets), while it looks like he is at risk of dudding, I think his floor is 15 easy points UNLESS the Giants get blown out, which in sundays matchup, I don't see it happening. I think his ownership will be very low, but I think he can be kept in your player pool. After Slayton came out to end the half, they didn't need to throw much with a lead, but the Giants breakdown was
Shepard 3
Robinson 1
Hyatt 2 (1 negated by penalty)
Hodgins 0
Shepard's 3 targets was 100% of of his targets, with his snaps seeing a season high 47%, I think Slayton's loss was his biggest gain, and you can make an argument for any of them, but I'd rather him, maybe Hyatt, the most. I'll note Bellinger, but in the 3 games without waller he has an 11% target share, and 6.44 aDOT, I don't think I go here, as I probably just punt further down to the guys mentioned prior, but he is played 90%~ of snaps, so I'm fine if you prefer this.
JAC/HOU
Jaguars have a good P matchup, meh RB matchup.
Texans have a bad P/RB matchup.
Lawrence has a good pass potential. Etienne has a meh run potential.
Stroud has a great pressure rate situation. Singletary? has a bad run potential.
Jaguars TTR is 3rd (good).
Texans TTR is 4th (good).
Pace of play is 5th. O/U Rank is T-1st (Good).
- Injuries - JAC - On D, CB Campbell (90%+) is out for 2nd week. On O, WR Z. Jones is Q.
- HOU - On D, S Ward (94%+)/DT Ridgeway (31%) are out for 3rd week, DE Horton (26%) is out. On O, RB Pierce is Q, and WR Brown is out.
If you look at the last 2 weeks, you'll see Etienne with his worst b2b performance, with his lowest snap share of the season... but both of these games were blowouts, and he still saw his 3 target floor (never has been less this year)... if people attack the passing matchup in this game, I think he is a good pivot off of it. In the 4 games with the "big 3" all healthy, Ridley leads the team in both target share (25.5%) and aDOT, 11.31, He'd be the passing option I'd want the most. If this game turns into a shootout, or lawrence is forced to have an elevated pass script, Engram becomes a big option, while I hate his yearly aDOT, 4.35, he has a good 22.5% target share on this team, and he is now the cheapest he has been all year, Houston has been a good matchup for getting TE FPs, he'd be my 2nd passing option.
Sorry, but Stroud looks WAY to expensive for me at 7.7K, he has no rushing upside, and even a 300+ 3td+ game (which he has only done once so far), he is at the 3.5X range... any deviation via a RB rushing TD, defensive TD, FG/low scoring game, and he just screwed you. While I do think this is still Singletarys backfield, if Pierce is active, he is to expensive for me, would pass on both. These 3 WRs (not Brown) have played 4 complete games with eachother, and they all had between 21 and 23.5% target shares, and aDOTs between 10 and 14 --- I think I prefer dell to collins, as he was the aDOT leader, but I think of all 3, Woods is the one I want the most, as he is just 4K, and not much separates the 3 --- even last week he had 8 targets, with a 10 aDOT, 4K is cheap for that. Schultz has a good aDOT for TEs, so if he sees a spike in passing volume he can pay off, but he is by far the most expensive he has ever been, and has had a lot of bad floor games this year, I don't think I want to chase his ownership in what will most likely be the most popular stacked game of the week
4PMs Sunday/Main Slate (Cont.)
CLV/DEN
Browns have a great P/RB matchup.
Broncos have a bad P/RB matchup.
Ford has a good run potential.
R. Wilson has a bad pressure rate situation, and bad pass potential. Jav. Williams has a meh run potential.
Browns TTR is 19th (bad).
Broncos TTR is 13th (meh).
Pace of play is 13th. O/U Rank is 8th (bad).
- Injuries - CLV - On D, CB Ward (83%), S McLeod (49%) are out, CB Mitchell (30%+), is out for 3rd week. S Thornhill (91%)/LB Walker (70%+) are Q. On O, no WR Goodwin is out.
- DEN - On D, S Locke (30%+) is Q.
The pace of this game is slow, the total isn't great, and the defenses are good... so I'd use it strictly for one-off hunting at best.
Ford saw a drop back to under 50% of snaps (hunt at 44%), he has a perceived great matchup, but I think a lot of people go here, and I expect the Broncos to be playing with a lead, having said that, he has shown some floor PPR games, and in both of DTR's starts he averaged 5.5 targets, so I do think he has some safety if you did want to go here. Cooper in both DTR games, has a 20% target share, with a 13.43 aDOT, so I guess at 5.9K I can be convinced, but I won't be playing it, at 3.7K, 15.5% target share, and a 7 aDOT, I think Moore is the better option for one-offs, and a bit of a salary saver that nobody will be playing. What I will be doing if anything, is Njoku... he has one of the better matchups, has a huge 31% target share, despite a 4.41 aDOT... but in PPR formats, and what I think will be a good passing script, I wouldn't be shocked to see 10+ targets.
While the secondary for CLV is kind of banged up, and me thinking one of these WRs can get to 15+, I expect them to be playing with a lead, and I don't want my money on a risky position like this. I'm concerned with Jav. Williams as he has seen his snaps drop in 2 straight games, despite playing in neutral game scripts, he has 20+ opp potential, so below 6K, looks nice, and it's really the only choice I'd have on this side, but I don't feel comfortable clicking it. Pass at TE.
LAR/ARI
Rams have a great P/RB matchup.
Cardinals have a great RB matchup, good P matchup.
Stafford has a good pressure rate situation, and good pass potential. K. Williams? has a great run potential.
Conner has a good run potential.
Rams TTR is 6th.
Cards TTR is 8th.
Pace of play is 4th. O/U Rank is 3rd.
- Injuries - LAR - On D, S Lake (40%+/100% last week), is out.
- ARI - On D, CB Hamilton (75%+), DE Strong (50%+), LB White (100%), DT Fotu (40%+) are all out. On O, WR Wilson is out.
Williams was a bell cow, and is in a great matchup, but at 6.6K, and McVay (despite me not being shocked if he just flat out lied) has said he will be mindful of his snaps/workload this week. So I don't think I want to pay that premium for this. We have 2 games with the big 3 at WR + Kyren, and in those 2 games Kupp had a massive 38% target share, with an 11.9 aDOT, I'm hoping the ankle injury (that he has moved passed) keeps people from clicking his name, but I'm going to try to get him in. Nacua is priced to closely, and while he said had a massive 33% target share in those games, with a aDOT of 8.94, it is hard clicking him over Kupp. Pass on Higbee, to expensive for a weak aDOT/target share.
In 2 games with Kyler, Conner has averaged 16.5 opps, but just 1.5 targets, don't really like the safety/upside combo. Without M. Wilson last week, Dortch came in and played 75% of snaps, and had a 27.5% target share, with a meh aDOT of 5.63, but at 3.3K, that's huge, and my favorite WR of the 3. I will note, Hollywood has had a huge aDOT with him, 17.56, with a 15% target share, so he has HR hitting upside. McBride seems to cheap, when you see he has a 26.75% target share, with a really good 8.25 TE aDOT. I'll have mostly him/Dortch if game stacking/one-offing.
KCC/LVR
Chiefs have a good RB matchup, meh P matchup.
Raiders have a great RB matchup, bad P matchup.
O'Connell has a bad pass potential.
Chiefs TTR is T-1st (good).
Raiders TTR is T-15th (meh).
Pace of play is 12th. O/U Rank is T-4th.
- Injuries - KCC - On O, no WRs Hardman/Toney/Bolton.
- LVR - On D, DE Crosy (100%) is doubtful (huge), LB/S Spillane/Epps (100%~ guys) are Q. On O, T Miller is Q.
Mahomes hasn't had that game except once this year, in a division game vs the chargers. He now gets another, where one of the best pass rushers in the league going against him is most likely out, and his WR core is going to be the most concentrated it every has been (with 3 of them out). His price is very expensive, and I can see people not going here, which kind of makes me excited. I'll start with Pacheco, he kind of concerns me, while he is coming off b2b games with his highest snap counts, he only saw 1 target in each, and if they plan on using McKinnon more on 3rd downs, I don't like that floor safety he has lost, passing. If you like Mahomes, and mass entering him, you have to construct at least some lineups with Kelce, but you're going to need a lot of cheapies if going this route. I am all aboard the Justin Watson train, he is coming off b2b games with his highest snap counts (all 4 of these remaining WRs see slight boosts too with Toney now out for first time), and he has a massive 24% target share, with a massive 13.69 aDOT the last 2 weeks... he is FLOOR priced... this makes 0 sense, and I don't even mind locking him in in 80%+ of lineups. I think MVS is the pivot off Watson (or play them both?) if he is going to be uber popular, as he his the secondary HR hitter, just know he has seen his snaps decline in two straight. Rice is to expensive for me, his targets have swelled up, and his aDOT is the worst of the WRs, yet he is the only one not near/at floor price (3K, he is 5.5K).
Jacobs with Antonio Pierce has lost his PPR upside, and it is sad to see, as he is averaging just 1 target a week over the last 3 weeks. While he has workhorse carry potential, he needs 100+ 1+ on the ground to succeed... I think he can do that, so I get it, but I'm not chasing it. Adams has an INSANE 38% target share, and 13.52 aDOT in the L3 with O'connell/Pierce, this holds true even in Week 4 with O'connell, that is WR1 overall metrics and will be my most common bring back.
BUF/PHI
Bills have a good P matchup, bad RB matchup.
Eagles have a meh P/RB matchup.
Allen has a meh pressure rate situation, but a great pass potential.
Hurts has a bad pressure rate situation, but a good pass potential. Swift has a good run potential.
Bills TTR is 7th.
Eagles TTR is T-1st.
Pace of play is 14th (meh). O/U Rank is T-1st (good).
- Injuries - BUF - On D, CB Jackson (100%), S Rapp (30%+) are out.
- PHI - On D, DT Williams (46%) is out, LB Dean (53%) is out for 2nd week. On O, WR Watkins is returning.
I think J. Cooks is an interesting option, out of all the pieces to this offense, I think he goes lowest owned, as it is a RB vs PHI D, but last week he had a 21 opp game (4 targets --- T-most post-week 1), and he did it on just 46% of snaps as the game was a blowout. If this OC is going to feature him more, which last week suggested, he may be too cheap. While Diggs has a good target share of 25.6% in the 4 weeks with 3WR Sets/no Knox, his aDOT has been really bad at 5.88, and those numbers were actually worse last week... this is a smash spot, but I can't pay 8.8K for a guy with this kind of metrics, everyone around him grades out better. Looking at price, I'd rather Shakir>Gab Davis, as the targets/aDOTs are similar, but you're saving 1.7K. I think Kincaid is my 2nd favorite option on this offense, he has now had 4 straight game with double digit FPs, he sees RZ targets, and has had a 25% target share with Knox out.
Swift feels a bit to expensive, I've mentioned in the past, the problems with his TD equity (I think we all know), and he's only 3X'd this salary twice this year... I do like when players are coming off a practice week with an injury, and having no designation come sunday, as it scares people, but not sure I go here. On the year, Aj Brown is arguably the WR1, in competition with Hill, I will never talk anyone off of him... I'll note, in the first game without geodert last week, Smith atually lead with a 38% target share, and a 12 aDOT, and he is 1.9K cheaper, so don't hesitate paying down here if one-offing/builiding multiple entries. Pass at Te.