Thursday Night/Showdown Slate
SEA/DAL
Seahawks have a meh RB matchup, bad P matchup.
Cowboys have a good P/RB matchup.
Geno has a bad pressure rate situation, and a meh pass potential. Walker? has a meh run potential.
Dak has a good pressure rate situation, and a good pass potential. Pollard has a good run potential.
Pace of play is 6th overall.
- Injuries - SEA - On O, RB Walker/WR Young are doubtful, TE Dissly/WR Eskridge are Q, and G Haynes is out.
- DAL - On O, TE Hendershot should be officially returning.
I know the direction these teams look to be going/playing this year, but the preseason line on this game was -3.5... I'm not sure I can justify a 6 point swing in Dallas' direction --- you can argue since preseason they actually have the only big player losses too in Diggs/Vander Esch.... anyways.... I obviously like seattle to stay within the number, and is part of the reason I will be more weighted on 4/5-2/1 SEA-DAL stacks for showdown, not all my weight, but definitely more than the field.
Walker should be out again, which leaves us with practically 2 weeks of Charb data... in a solo role, he has had 85/88% snap counts, getting an average of 19 opps (4.5 targets) a game. Somehow they just did not want to price him higher, but at 6.8K, I like it, and he may be in most of my lineups. I think all 3 WRs are priced fairly in the slate, so play who you can afford... since the bye week (and taking out week 7 when Metcalf didn't play) JSN has seen high 60 to low 70% of snaps, but obviously has the lowest metrics on both ends too (14.5% target share/7.77 aDOT), Lockett is next at 23%/11.13, then Metcalf 28.5%/13.36, and they're priced 5.2K/7.2K/9.6K... I obviously want Metcalf the most, as he has the bigger ceiling but we'll see how roster construction plays out. SEA plays 3 TE's, and in that same window, none have a target share exceeding 6%, none have an aDOT over 6.3....I guess if Dissly is out, I'd consider punting Parkinson at 800 if we need some salary relief... Fant is not much further away in price than Myers/Gallup --- Tolbert, so idk if I'll have any of him.
I have no issues if Pollard is part of your core.. I think he really is a 25+ touch potential guy in close games, and he has already had 6 games with at least 5 targets, and without diving into it atm, I'm sure at least 5 of those ended in blowouts... aka, his season numbers are grossly deflated. Dowdle is a no go for me, in his last close game he had 2 touches, under 20% of snaps, and even if he sees more playing time, like we thought he would after week 10/11, last week he had 4 touches, plus a 0 target floor, no ty. Kind of like Polllard, Lambs numbers seem slightly suppressed, probably not as much, since he still sees a lot of playing time, and they still were throwing semi late into games, but I'd argue on the season he is very slightly below the notch of Brown/Hill but obviously an alpha, so if you want him I won't talk you off. Cooks is far and away the #2 WR on this team, he is very yoyo like which is good for tournaments, as it means higher ceiling, but his last 5 PPR games were 14/2/32/7/17, he feels a touch expensive, but I'll still have him in lineups. I think gallup looks to have lost his hold on the WR3 spot, and is truly splitting time with Tolbert since the bye. Tolbert has a slightly better target share, better aDOT, and is a touch cheaper... Tolbert > Gallup in at least 9 of every 10 lineups for me. We know Ferguson has TD equity, but he also has a pretty bad floor, and if Hendershott is active too, I'll probably have none of him, otherwise I'll be just underweight. If mass entering and Hendershott is out, I can understand throwing a dart in a lineup or 2 on schoonmaker, otherwise pass. If you really want to get all the big dogs, and Hendershot is activated, he is floor price of $200, and played on 42%~ of snaps the first 3 weeks, so I'm fine with doing it in a lineup or 2 if mass entering as well.
Sunday 1PMs/Main Slate
IND/TEN
Colts have a great P matchup, bad RB matchup.
Titans have a good RB matchup, meh P matchup.
Minshew has a great pressure rate situation, and a good pass potential. Taylor? has a meh run potential.
Levis has a meh pass potential. Henry has a good run potential.
Colts TTR is T-8th.
Titans TTR is 13th.
Pace of play is 11th (meh). O/U Rank is 5th (meh).
- Injuries - IND - On O, C Kelley is Q, and RB Taylor is out.
- TEN - On O, T Hubbard is out for 3rd week.
In practically 4 games without Taylor, Moss played about 85%~ of snaps, 24.75 opps/g (2.5 targets). He is so damn cheap, the question really is about ownership. He is obviously a cash game lock and move on... but if he really is going to be 40%+ owned, lets not forget the TEN run D is good, and 2.5 targets/g isn't the greatest PPR floor..... I'm fine with whatever approach you want to take, I get both sides of it.. just know he is guaranteed 20+ touches, I'm leaning to be much more underweight, as I can see the red flags/leverage to be had, but I'm definite more of a contrarian player. In Minshews 7 full games, Pittman has an incredible 31% target share, with a meh aDOT of 7.82, but PPR sites don't mind that.... he finally got priced over 7K, yet I think he is still a good play, and good for 10+ targets pretty easily, this is arguably the easiest matchup to date for Minshew too. I think Downs is fine to play, his aDOT thought is somehow worse than Pittmans (slightly), and his target share is 21%. I'll go right back to this, but Pierce has a huge aDOT of 13.97, with a meh target share of 12.5%, he will be a tournament steal one of these weeks, and this matchup could be it... I'll have him in a lineup or 2 if mass entering. The TEs are all in min priced, they all play, they all don't see enough targets, pass.
IF you see a scenario where TEN plays with a lead, I guess go ahead and play Henry... but his PPR numbers have dropped even further than the meh it already was, and he has an obvious path to be out snapped by Spears, if he goes TD-less, he will single digit you, 6.8K is too much for me. I'm not sure of other candidates under 5K at the moment, but I GUESS you can consider Spears as a direct pivot/leverage off Moss, but you may need 4+ catches and a TD to feel like it was successful, so idk. In 5 games with Levis, Hopkins as a 24% target share with a massive 16.49 aDOT... I have no problems clicking his name again. The return of Burks practically eliminates Moore/Philips from consideration. It's really him or Ikhine to consider, and both are probably too cheap in a matchup where they may be able to get over the top once --- if Vrabel commits to throwing/they fall behind, both of there aDOTs are at/above 17.92, making them tourney candidates IMO. Chig has a decent target share at 16%, and a good 7.96 aDOT for TE, at 3.1K, I think you can definitely do worse.
LAC/NEP
Chargers have a great P matchup, bad RB matchup.
Patriots have a great P/RB matchup.
Herbert has a great pass potential.
Zappe? has a good pressure rate situation. Stevenson has a good run potential.
Chargers TTR is 6th.
Pats TTR is 18th (meh).
Pace of play is 1st (great). O/U Rank is 7th (meh).
- Injuries - LAC - On D, LB Bosa (51%+) is out for 2nd week. On O, WR Allen/TE Vannett both are Q/didn't practice.
- NEP - On O, WRs Boutte/Douglas are Q/not spotted at practice.
Has it just been a down year for QBs? I look at Herbert, and he has had just ONE game since week 3 where he went over 300 passing yards, and just THREE games with over 2 TDs, yet he was the QB4 going into the week (qb5 now). It kind of surprised me, and the matchup is perceived to be tough, but I think he is kind of a good pivot in some lineups off of the going to be uber popular Tua, and the first direct pivot in Stroud (all 3 are within $200). Ekeler has had a pretty tough test against stingier D's (CHI/NYJ/DET/GBP/BAL) when compared to NEP. In that span, he had a stretch of 3 straight games without fewer than 7 targets, his most recent 3 games he has seen 3 straight snap count increases, each one being a new season high, topping off last week at 80%. I don't know how salary is going to play out yet, as he is obviously expensively, and I do have interest in guys like Kamara, but he will be in my pool. In the 4 weeks without Palmer(or Mi. Williams of course), Allen has a probably league leading 38% target share, with an ok aDOT of 8.4... he is priced as the WR2 for a reason, and it really comes down too, can I fit him in if I go this direction? In the 3 games he's played, Guyton has only seen his snap count increase, hitting 80% last week (really his last 2 games), in those 2 games he had just a 13.5% target share, but with a big 12.18 aDOT, while you can go Johnston if you like, I prefer the slightly cheaper Guyton, and his boom upside. Everett/Parham are to expensive for there small target roles, call me when one is out.
Can't really say much about the Pats passing offense, as we really don't have to much data on Zappe with his WRs, so I will note, this is the last great matchup they have, the pace is awesome (from both ends - both teams in top 10 in pass rate), and it is possible both Douglas/Boutee miss, and they made up 31.5% of the targets last week. If that's the case, it is hard not to look at at least one-offing a Pats WR when they are almost floor priced, and there is only 3~ to choose from, Parker/Juju/Thornton. I lean Juju, as his last 2 weeks have been the most he's played to date, and we have seen him get RZ targets too (he may be the only WR not named Bourne to have scored a TD for this team....) If Douglas is in, he would probably be my choice. Henry just went targetless, and Gesciki just played 26% of snaps (Brown 54%), I don't think either of those things happen again, but I'll still pass for now. I've been touting Stevenson for a few weeks now, but somehow they barely bumped up his price (he is 6K), after good performances for weeks now. He is coming off a 3 week stretch that sandwiched a bye week with 21/20 carry and 5/5 target games... He is averaging over 5 targets/g in his last 6, seeing fewer than 5 (4) just once, oh and last week was his highest snap count of the year, at 78%... yes, yes and yes. Oh, and while I think he suits up, Zeke is Q with limited practices... so it's possible his direct backup misses as well.
DET/NOS
Lions have a good RB matchup, meh P matchup.
Saints have a meh P matchup, bad RB matchup.
Goff has a great pressure rate situation. Montgomery? has a great run potential.
Carr has a good pressure rate situation.
Lions TTR is 3rd (good).
Saints TTR is 12th.
Pace of play is 2nd (good). O/U Rank is 4th.
- Injuries - DET - On D, LB Anzalone (100%) is doubtful.
- NOS - On D, S Maye (100%)/LB Werner (93%+) are out, CB Lattimore (95%) is out for 2nd week, and DE Jordan (82%) is Q. On O, no WR Thomas/Shaheed, no RB Miller, WR Olave is Q.
The Saints are missing some KEY pieces on defense... and possibly all their WRs.... no bueno.
Montgomery concerned me at first glance with a 27% snap share last week, but they were playing with a 2+ possession deficit before the 1st quarter was even over, and that never changed. He still had 15 efficient carries, and I expect them to play with a lead this week, he quietly has a scored a TD in every game he has completed. I wouldn't go overboard, but I'm fine with considering him for tourneys. Since Gibbs return, he has never had fewer than 5 targets, and he is 3x'd this salary in 4 of his 5 games (4x'ing 3 times), but again, I think DET plays with a lead, and if he doesn't get one of the first TDs, I'll have to many concerns. St. Brown is a candidate for 10+ 100+ 1+ every game he plays, so if you want to play him, go for it... he feels a touch to expensive to me, and I would play him only if you think Saints keep it competitive. Raymond has lost WR3 duties, pass, Reynolds actually has the worst aDOT of the bunch, and Jam williams is slowly catching him in playing time, and speaking of williams, he has a massive 18.25 aDOT, and is the HR potential on this team, with the secondary pieces missing for NOS, I like him as a dart/salary saver the most. Since the bye, LaPorta has a good TE aDOT at 8.28 but his target share of 17% gives me concern when he is the 2nd most expensive TE, and in a game where I think attempts will be at a premium, I'll probably pass.
Especially if Olave is out, I think Kamara is going to have a 10 target floor, and because of that, he can absolutely be considered. Also, if Olave is out, one of these WRs, or maybe multiple of them, will absolutely hit value. I think everyone will flock to Perry, but he had the worst aDOT of the bunch, I'd rather pivot to Kirkwood who has shown a history, or Bowden, who I actually like more, he looks to have filled the Shaheed role post injury with a 64% snap share, and a solid 12.5 aDOT. Taysom still only had 35% of snaps last week, despite all the injuries, 11 opps (2 targets) for a 5K+ back doesn't really excite me, so I kind of don't like it for a TE spot that either saps my upside of others in that range, or blocks me from salary relief/punting the TE spot, I'll pass. J. Johnson played his 3rd straight game of 75% of snaps, and last week led him to a solid 19% target share, with a good 8.43 aDOT (that is actually slightly better than what I mentioned above for Laporta but you get such a big discount, I think he is a fine play,...
ATL/NYJ
Falcons have a good RB matchup, bad P matchup.
Jets have a great P matchup, meh RB matchup.
Ridder has a meh pressure rate situation, and a bad pass potential. Bi. Robinson has a meh run potential.
Boyle has a meh pass potential. Hall has a bad run potential.
Falcons TTR is 15th (meh).
Jets TTR is T-19th (bad).
Pace of play is 3rd (good). O/U Rank is 10th (bad).
- Injuries - ATL - DEs Jarrett (62%)/London(43%) are both out for 4th straight week. On O, WR Hollins is Q.
- NYJ - On D, they may be returning CB Hardee, On O, they may be returning G Schweitzer. All 3 RBs are Q, but Hall has at least practiced.
Lets go Bijan, he is coming off a 22 touch (6 target) performance, where he was efficient, and looked too in the redzone, it's possible he is goes low owned in a perceived tough matchup, but NYJ has quietly been a bit leaky recently to RBs, Ekeler 70 total yards, 2 catches, 2 TDs,
Jacobs 127 total yards, 2 catches (100 yard bonus)
BUF Backs 192~ total yards, 6 catches, 2 TDs
MIA top 2 Backs 167~ total yards, 3 catches, 2 TDs
I think he is a sneaky tourney play, London has a 24% target sahre, and a 9.75 aDOT with Ridder, at 4.9K I think those metrics are actually good, but I can't stomach going this route, especially when the passing volume isn't there, Pitts has a great aDOT of 11 with Ridder, and a 18.5% target share, I think he is a fine option, but as of now I'd rather the slight price drop to Johnson types.
Since being "unleashed" hall has been the definition of consistent, and has a really safe PPR floor, and in his first start with Boyle, he tied his season high with 9 targets. While the matchup looks stingy, I'm fine if you want to go here. Lazard is supposed to be active now making gipson/brownlee more irrelevant.... this did price lazard at 3.2K, and on the year he has the best aDOT on the team, so if you wanted to get cute on a 1% ownership, fine, but I'd save it for a lineup if mass entering and expecting passing success. Wilson last week with Boyle had a 28.5% target share, with an 8.1 aDOT, which is not much worse than his season numbers, and we just saw a WR1 (Olave) begin to tear it up, I'm not going overboard in exposure to this team/game, but Garrett is a fine choice too. The aDOTs for the TEs last week were baddd, and if thats a sign to come with Boyle, I'm passing here.
ARI/PIT
Cards have a meh RB matchup, bad P matchup.
Steelers have a great P/RB matchup.
Kyler has a meh pressure rate situation, and a bad pass potential.
Najee? has a great run potential.
Cards TTR is 17th (meh).
Steelers TTR is 5th (good).
Pace of play is 4th (good). O/U Rank is 8th (meh).
- Injuries - ARI - On D, CB Thomas V (53%) is out, and CB Hamilton (75%+)/LB White (100%)/DT Fotu (40%+)/ are out for 2nd week. On O, no WR Wilson, WR Hollywood/WR Pascal/TE McBride are all Q.
- PIT - On D, DT Adams (60%+) may be returning from a 3 week hiatus. S Neal (66%)/LB Alxander (56%) are out for 3rd week, LB Holcomb (80%+) is out for 4th week.
Conner almost needs to be cheaper before consideration, but I guess in semi close games, he has 18+~ touch potential, with a few targets, but in this matchup, I'll pass, and we've seen him get scripted out with a 42% snap count last week. In the 2 weeks with Dortch, Ro. Moore is a no go, as he has just a 5.5% target share. Hollywood/Dortch tie with a 23.5% Target share each (really good), while hollywood has a big 16.47 aDOT, dortch's is ok at 8.53... but the price is reflective in that, these would be my secondary bringback/one-off choices if you must go here. With Kyler, McBride has a great 24% target share with Kyler, and an ok 6.76 aDOT, he also has 100% snap count ability, he is a solid one-off, or bring back candidate.
I want to be heavier than most on this offense.. they're coming off a 400+ yard performance post OC firing, most of their choices are cheap relative to the positions, and the matchup is as good as any vs this porous D. Najee got his typical 15~ ish carries, and slight snap lead over Warren,. I don't like that he drew 0 targets though, so without a TD, he can really hurt you. Warren had 1 more opp (16), but with 3 targets... I am not in love with either, but don't mind adding them in if wanting to team or game stack, I lean Najee for the TD equity. but in tourneys, we've seen Warrens explosiveness, so I'm fine if you prefer that. While Pickens target share was much less than Diontae (15 to 25%), I really liked his big aDOT of 16.2, a decent amount higher than his season avg.... I think he has big play ability, but kind of like warren, if you want Diontae, he grades out just as well. I dont think Friermuth will have this exceptional of a game, but he had a whooping 35.5% target share, with a really good TE aDOT of 9.55, if his target share drops to even 20-25% while maintaining that aDOT, he really is a good play... I just feel like he may draw a ton of ownership, and I do like the other pieces a lot too, I'll most likely be underweight, but again, as a whole, I am attacking this offense in multiple ways.
CAR/TBB
Panthers have a good P matchup, meh RB matchup.
Bucs have a great RB matchup, good P matchup.
Young has a bad pressure rate situation. Hubbard? has a bad run potential.
Baker? has a great pressure rate situation.
Panthers TTR is T-19th (bad).
Bucs TTR is 11th.
Pace of play is 7th. O/U Rank is 9th (bad).
- Injuries - CAR - On D, S Chin/LB Gross-Matos/CB Horn are all activated from IR, and will be a HUGE boost to this D if playing. S Bell (100%) is out. On O, no WR Shenault/TE Hurst, and TE Tremble is doubtful.
- TBB - On D, CB Dean (78%)/LB David (100% is out for 2nd week, LB White (100) is out, LB Dennis (90% last week) is doubtful. On O, WR Godwin is Q/GTD.
Got a feeling TBB going to burn a lot of survivor pools this week... CAR is possibly returning some of their best players on D, while TBB is going to be without a ton of their best players on D..., it feels like the 10th good passing game matchup for CAR... if this new coach doesn't give him the chance to throw it deep, I'm done with them.
I'm not to sure how they are going to handle the backfield duties now, but either way, it's a struggle to run vs this team, and they've struggled to run themselves... so really you want to grab Hubbard if you think he gets a ton of receptions, and I lean to avoiding. The 3 WRs in CAR have played 7 games together, Thielen has a 30% target share with a bad 6.65 aDOT, I think he is fine in PPR formats if you want to go here... but I'd rather punt down to the almost floor price WRs Mingo or Chark... of the 2, Mingo has an 18% target share, with a 10.54 aDOT, that combo should mean a price over 3.3K.... last week he 3x'd this salary by going just 4 for 60, I actually really like him this week, but if you prefer chark/have conviction, go for it. I guess if punting/one-offing/need a salary relief TE, Sullivan/Thomas may be the only TEs suiting up for this team, not sure I go here.
CAR has already been decent vs the pass, and returns of there better players in the secondary worry me... while I think no Godwin really boosts Evans share, if to many people zig this way, I may zag and fade. I'll mention palmer strictly from a volume stand point, if godwin doesn't suit up, he will be the de facto WR2, and actually has seen a 15%~ target share in his last 5 WITH godwin, I got it at a punt. There's a lot of TEs in this range I like, at 3.2K, 100% snap potential, and a route run rate of 79%, plus the possibility of increased target distribution with no Godwin makes me say Otton is a fine click/play. The only player I really want on this team minus a one-off or two, is R. White, CAR has been bad all year to RBs, and White is as reliable as he comes, you know he has 80%+ snap upside, with a great PPR floor.
MIA/WAS
Dolphins have a great P matchup, meh RB matchup.
Commanders have a good RB matchup, meh P matchup.
Tua has a great pressure rate situation, and great pass potential. Mostert? has a great run potential.
Howell has a bad pressure rate situation, and bad pass potential.
Dolphins TTR is 1st (great).
Commanders TTR is 14th.
Pace of play is 9th. O/U Rank is 1st (great).
- Injuries - MIA - On D, LB Phillips (71%+) is out. On O, G/T Jones/Armstead are Q.
- WAS - On D, DE Smith-Williams is out for 3rd week, CB Forbes (65%+) is out for 2nd week.
I got to be quick ---- this game will be the most attacked game of the slate.. so you either ride it and be different elsewhere, or you fade it, and hoping it fails, which will give you big leverage on the field.
Mostert/Achane seem a bit to expensive for my liking.... but if you fade Tua+Receivers, you have to assume one of these guys eat..... but we also have wilson, fingers crossed they're limited to no more than 1 TD. At a minimum, one-offing Hill/Waddle should give you some protection, with the upside to this offense, as these 2 guys are the ones that are most likely to slate break. Pass on Smythe, while he plays a lot, he is pretty meh at routes ran per dropback, I know he is floor priced though, so if he happens to get 1 of the many TDs they could score, you'll be kicking yourself, but oh well.
Gibson had just as many snaps as Br. Robinson last week, and he finished with 10 touches, 4 targets... I expect them to be playing from behind again, and he could be a pretty nice leverage/pivot off of Moss if he can find a way to score. This passing offenses is already #1 in pass to run ratio, and I don't see that slowing down this week. In the 9 games the 3 have played together, Mclaurin leads in aDOT and Target share, and would be one of my options. Samuel > Dotson for me, as he leads in target share, and both aDOTs are nothing to write home about (6.93 and 8.26). Logan Thoams continues to fail me... I think he will be a bit to popular for me, I have more interest in Mclaurin/Gibson/Samuel, but I get it if yo uwant to go here.
Sundays 4PMs/Main Slate (Cont.)
DEN/HOU
Broncos have a great P matchup, meh RB matchup.
Texans have a great P/RB matchup.
Russ has a meh pressure rate situation, but a good pass potential. Jav. Williams has a meh run potential.
Stroud has a great pass potential.
Broncos TTR is 7th.
Texans TTR is 2nd (good).
Pace of play is 8th. O/U Rank is 2nd (good).
- Injuries - DEN - relatively healthy.
- HOU - On D, DT Rankins (59%) is Q. On O, T Howard is out for 2nd week, and TE Schultz is out.
Jav. Williams is coming off a season high 70% of snaps, while seeing 24 opps (6 targets), he should not be under 6K. I personally think DEN keeps it competitive and/or wins this game, which just helps his script. Sign me up. If you wanted to play some russell stacks, Sutton is obviously the WR1, and in the 10 games with Jeudy he has a good 24% target share, with a 10.14 aDOT, I don't hate it at 5.4K... I think Jeudy will go overlooked, and he can be considered with the slightly bigger aDOT of 11.68, and still a decent target share of 20%, I'd pick whoever will be lower owned.
I'm relatively down on HOU O this week, all 4 WRs are healthy for first time, so idk how distribution will go, and the matchup is worse than it looks, plus this is game #2 most people will flock too, while Stroud is WAY to expensive. If you wanted a bring back option, I'd probably lean Jordan the most, but otherwise Dell/Collins as idk the playing time split with Brown/Woods both active.
CLV/LAR
Browns have a good RB matchup, meh P matchup.
Rams have a bad P/RB matchup.
DTR? has a bad pass potential.
Stafford has a meh pressure rate situation, and a meh pass potential.
Browns TTR is 16th (meh).
Rams TTR is 10th.
Pace of play is 5th. O/U Rank is 8th (bad).
- Injuries - CLV - On D, 2nd week w/o CB Ward (83%), S McLeod (49%). On O, QB Walker is playing, WR Goodwin is out.
- LAR - On D, S Lake (100% 2 weeks ago) is out for 2nd week is out, DT Hoecht (85%) is Q.
With Flacco in, idk, I guess he can take care of the ball better than Walker. I think he wants to hit his playmakers, so I believe Cooper/Moore are interesting options in tourneys.
While Kyren has a tough matchup, he is coming off a 22 touch performance (6 targets), and maybe there is an argument that this kind of matchup keeps eyes off of him... he seems a bit to expensive for me, but you can talk me into anything for tourneys, and you certainly can do worse. I'd only consider Kupp/Nacua if you really believe CLV can keep up with Walker.
SFO/PHI
49ers have a good P matchup, bad RB matchup.
Eagles have a good RB matchup, bad P matchup.
Purdy has a great pass potential. CMC has a good run potential.
Swift has a great run potential.
49ers TTR is 4th (good).
Eagles TTR is T-8th.
Pace of play is 13th (bad/last). O/U Rank is 3rd (good).
- Injuries - SFO - On D, S Hufanga (90%+) is out for 2nd week, DE Armstead (68%) is Q.
- PHI - On D, LB Cunningham (83%+) is out, DT Cox (70%+) is Q. On O, TEs Goedert is D, and Calcaterra is Q.
The pace of this game is lowww, but these teams are efficient. I personally think SFO wins/PHI will struggle, but I would never count them out.
CMC is just a machine, and if you want him, go for it. I just can't click Deebo when Aiyuk has a better target share in same games, and a MASSIVE aDOT difference too.
I probably won't have much, but you can convince me that this WRs for PHI are alpha status, and they will be lower owned than ever when compared to any other week this year.
Sunday Night/Showdown Slate
KCC/GBP
Chiefs have a good P/RB matchup.
Packers have a great RB matchup, bad P matchup.
Mahomes has a good pass potential.
Pace of play is 10th.
- Injuries - KCC -
- GBP -
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Monday Night/Showdown Slate
CIN/JAC
Bengals have a bad P/RB matchup.
Jaguars have a great RB matchup, good P matchup.
Browning? has a good pressure rate situation. Mixon has a bad run potential.
Pace of play is 12th (meh).
- Injuries - CIN -
- JAC -
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