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And Trevor, I had lunch with Paul from Utah today and I was
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what? Really.
So there you go. Well, I'm glad I'm out there
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And since it's a third Packer Bear week, you know it's time to
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picture. Maj.
How you feeling this week? Hey, doing, doing all right.
Thanks for having me. Glad to be back three Bears
Packers games within six weeks of each other.
It's kind of kind of nuts. We'll we'll dive into that match
up later and I'll get some predictions from you guys on
that one. But today we're going to deep
dive into all six games and we're going to go in
chronological order. We're also going to do it from
the lens of the fan ball DFS values as well.
For instance, a $3500 player might be a gold grade because of
his price tag in the matchup, but normally he might be a
bronze grade in traditional fantasy.
It's just how you play it in DFS this week, but you can use this
information on just about any other DFS platform, and most of
it transfers over if you're playing in a playoff fantasy
league. This show is relevant in how you
figure out how to set your lineups, if it's a weekly lineup
or if it's a a lineup for the full season.
Trevor, let's just dive right into it.
Let's start with the Rams and Panthers.
The Rams come in as the biggest favorites of the week at 10 1/2
point favorites last I checked. Is this just going to be a
points bonanza for the entire Rams offense?
Yeah, I think for the most part it will be.
We'll start with Stafford in the passing game.
He's a 6800 on fan ball, but give him a silver he did with in
this exact spot against Caroline in Week 13.
He had just 243 yards, 2 touchdowns and three turnovers.
Although he did clear 22 fan ball points in 10 of his 17
games played the year in general, which with 3X's value
on this price, Caroline has been an excellent pass defense.
Since the bye, they've held three of their four opponents
below 200 passing yards. That said, it's not a
particularly scary match up and the Rams lead the league
offensive touchdowns. Further boosting Stafford is the
expected return of Devante Adams, also at 6800.
And I'm giving him a silver as well.
Devante has really evolved into a touchdowns or bust option.
In the five games he which he didn't score this year, his
average line was 4 catches, 56 yards and the games he did score
4 catches, 57 yards. However, in the 14 games he did
play, we got 14 touchdowns. So it really is.
He's giving you the same stuff. It's just did you get a
touchdown? I will note Carolina's only
given up two wide receiver touchdowns in the last four
games. Not that it was the best
opponents, but not the worst opponents either.
Puka, He's 8800 most expensive player on the slate.
He's getting a goal over his last five.
His line is his average line, 8 1/2 catches, 140 yards and over
a touchdown per. He did flop against Carolina in
this spot earlier as well. Not putting a ton of stock into
that one. I don't think Stafford's going
to turn it over three times again.
Obviously Puka's super expensive and will want to play him, CMC,
some of these other guys. I think I'm starting my lineups
with Puka and we'll figure out the rest from there.
Tight ends got a little more interesting recently with Tyler
Higbee returning last week. He's 3200.
I'm giving him and Colby Parkinson bronze greats.
Colby Parkinson at 3800, a little more expensive.
Parkinson had the lead role to himself for a few weeks when
Higbee was out, although Higbee's first game back he saw
64% of the snaps. Parkinson still saw 84% though.
Allen has one, Sorry David Davis.
Allen also runs much snaps, but he doesn't catch the ball.
Ignore him. Tyler Higbee turned his playing
time last week into A5 for 91 and one line.
Parkinson, meanwhile, has 8 touchdowns since Week 10.
Five targets, all but one of his last six games.
Panthers are not a good pass defense against the tight end.
Considering pricing that we need savings somewhere.
I do prefer Tyler Higbee over Parkinson, and then we'll stick
with the running backs for our last Rams guys here, Kyron's at
6700 and Blake Korum's at 4800. Korum's really started eating
into Kyron's work workload recently as I called, what was
it four or five weeks ago on the two tough nuts to crack segment.
Just a little Peacock myself there.
Since week 14, Korum's averaged nearly 12 touches a game.
He's got 4 touchdowns in those five, and Kyron's been solid but
not spectacular all year, just three games above 20 fan ball
points and two games below 10 fan ball points.
He fell in between those two marks in the 12 other games this
year. Carolina's not a good defensive
defending the backs, allowing almost 5 yards of carry bottom
10 and combo yards of touchdowns allowed to backs.
I'm giving both bronzes, but I don't see myself playing Kyron
for price adjusted. I think I go Blake Horam over
over Kyron this week. On the other side, there's just
not a lot here. The Panthers only have an 18
point projected team total from Vegas.
Bryce Downs 5300 He's cleared the 200 yard passing mark just
four times this season, although one of them was the 206 and
three touchdowns against LA in Week 13.
Bryce is a low volume, inefficient passer.
This Rams defense has permitted just three 300 yard passing
games all season. Maybe there's some garbage time
here, but I'm going to keep Bryce on the bench.
Ted has been kind of similar to Kyron Williams that he usually
gets you like 10 to 15 fan ball points and not much more.
He has just one game over 19 all year.
His targets are all over the place, 224104 and six in his
last five. So there's just no consistency
there. However, the Rams had been
cashed, really cashed by #1 receivers recently.
In just the past four games, they've given up 599 and one to
Mike Wilson, 896 and one to JSN 13 from 164 to 2 to a Monra.
Jameson Williams had 7134 and 1. So we're going to keep tight
live with bronze again, maybe enough garbage time here to keep
him live. The Rams are bottom 10 in
catches and yards allowed to the position.
I'm keeping Jalen Coker on the bench at 4300.
He's topped just 4 catches once all year.
His ceiling yard game was 74. I just, yeah.
Say that much more about Jalen Coker.
That's fine. Yep Xavier look at 200 edge him,
he doesn't play enough. Tommy Trimble 3100.
It's maybe like a silver or Shibuichi a year.
So Trimble played 90% of the snaps last week and he had three
for 381L as allowed the 4th least cards yards to tight ends.
So I'd prefer Higbee at $100 more, but you could do worse If
we need Trumbull and Higbee to fit in CMC and poop in those
guys, and then we'll finish it off at the running back
position. I'm going to kick Chuba on the
bench at 4600. He's eclipsed 10 fan ball points
just once since Week 3. Doesn't have double digit
touches since week 13. Rico Dowbell hasn't played well
really recently either. 5700 for him.
Just one touchdown since week 11 for Rico.
The Rams do have a good run defense as well, allowing just
six rushing touchdowns all season.
They are bottom 10 in catches and receiving yards allowed to
the position, though. Rico is second on the team in
receptions. So if there's some room there,
it's probably Rico. If there's a touchdown to be
scored, it's Rico. He scored out six of his eight
touches inside the five. Shuba has one score from inside
the five all year. Otherwise, I think he can kind
of bench everybody. Tommy trembles.
The only guy I feel kind of OK about from the Panthers.
All right, we move on to the next game, and because I'm the
Viking fan and we have a Bears fan and a Packer fan on this
broadcast, I get to go second because there's no way you guys
can be rational about this game. Yeah, Packers and Bears.
So before we get started, Maj. final score prediction of this
game. Bears 75 Packers -2.
But. That's just the inverse of mine.
So yeah, I'll, I'll say 2421 pack.
OK, you see what I'm working with here.
So Jordan Love, he's the cheapest quarterback on the fan
ball slate this week. He's probably my favorite option
at quarterback though. At 5900.
We're now three full weeks removed from the concussion.
Last full game against the Bears, 234 and 3 touchdowns.
The other meeting he was 13 or 8 for 13 for 77 yards before going
out. With that concussion, the Bears
have given over given up over 300 passing yards to both
quarterbacks they faced in the last two weeks.
By the way, they seemingly needed to win though the both of
those they wanted the one seed they could have taken that
possibly had had they won that game against San Francisco.
That didn't work. Purdy gouged them for three O 3
and three through the air and then two rushing scores and in a
game they needed to win to keep the two seed.
Goff had 331 and a touch last week.
You know, fortunately for them the the Eagles didn't play
anybody and lost as well. So Chicago allows the 4th most
passing scorers in the league this year.
So it's a gold grade for Love and I like his favorite target
Christian Watson at 5500 as well with a gold grade.
In Love's full game against Chicago, Watson had four
catches, 89 yards and two scores.
Quarterback Kyler Gordon looks like he's going to go for the
Bears. But still, the Bear secondary
has been one of the worst units in football all year.
And if it's a shootout, that's great for fantasy, that's great
for all of us putting a bunch of players in this game.
But it's probably even better for Watson, who gets a dinged up
Gordon, who has 139 passer rating in his coverage this
year, or he gets Jaylen Johnson, who's played 20 snaps, or he
gets Nashon Wright, who's allowed seven touchdowns in his
coverage this year. So for much of those same
reasons, I like Romeo Dobbs and Jaden Reed quite a bit as well.
Both get silver grades for me, and both are pretty nice at a
discount here. Reed is 4800, Dobbs is 4700.
And I think if you're looking at it from a standpoint of what
kind of risk do you want to put in your game, Dobbs is the more
high risk, high reward guy. He's got more touchdown
potential. So if you're swinging for the
fences, use Dobbs and save 100 bucks.
If you want a little bit more safety in your line up, I think
Reed gets more targets and catches.
He's probably the safer play. Josh Jacobs at 6600.
He's been hurt for basically a month and a half.
The good news is he took last week off.
He only had four carries in Baltimore the week before, and
he's probably as healthy as he's been in a long time.
Chicago's been up and down against the run.
Gibbs and McCaffrey each gouged them in the last two weeks, and
they do allow the fourth highest yards per carry in the league
this year at 4.8. Still, I'm a little nervous
about the health of Josh Jacobs, and they might mix in Emmanuel
Wilson more than Jacobs people want to admit.
But I'm still good enough for a silver grade on Josh Jacobs
here. DeAndre Swift on the other side,
he gets a silver grade as well. Only 6000 for his salary.
Manangai will take some touches, that's for sure.
But Swift has gotten quality touches over the past few weeks
and come up with 320 point plus PPR games in his last five
outings. The two that he didn't get
there, they were against the Packers.
That's the problem. Green Bay hasn't, or Green Bay
has seen a bunch of injuries on their defensive line in the last
few weeks just alone. They struggled to keep Derrick
Henry and Jordan Mason in check over the last two weeks, but
obviously Jordan Mason was playing against mostly the
backups for Green Bay. Mananga is down at 5100.
You can't give him better than a bronze grade as the 1B to
Swift's 1A, but I think DeAndre Swift's a pretty solid play in
this game. Caleb Williams, I've got a gold
grade on, though he's at 6100. He's the third cheapest option
on the slate. Exactly 2 touchdown passes in
five straight games, including both against Green Bay.
Since Micah Parsons went down, the pack haven't been good as a
pass D3. Of the last four games in which
a quarterback is started and finished, they've allowed over
250 passing yards. All three of those games
included multiple passing scores, which means I like Caleb
a lot. But here's where it gets
interesting. Roma Dunze, he says he's
playing. He's so he's back.
He's 5400. Luther Burden and DJ Moore are
in play as well. Moore is 5300, Burden is 5000.
So the correct answer is you probably don't play any of them
in Adfs lineup because you'll probably choose wrong.
They're basically the same price tag.
I'll give them all bronze grades though.
Burden probably has the best match up out of the slot against
safety Javon Bullard, but Keyshawn Nixon and Carrington
Valentine on the perimeters. They've allowed 12 touchdowns on
the year between the two of them.
So either a Doonese or DJ Moore will probably score in this
game. I just don't know which one it's
going to be. So I, I, I feel like there's
going to be some good games had by some of these wide receivers
and maybe two of the three have a good game, but at the same
price tag. I, I don't know if I just want
to pick. I think I'd rather just take
Caleb and then I'd rather take Colston Loveland at 4800.
He's my favorite of the Chicago wide receivers this week. 13
targets last week, turn that into 10 catches, 91 yards in a
score, 10 targets the week before, 6 for 94 and one in that
game against San Francisco and he's very quickly turning into a
top five tight end in the league.
And the go to guy for Caleb on 3rd downs, he's certainly the
receiver that gets the most targets and he's the lowest
priced receiver. So it's a gold grade for
Loveland and Trevor and Maj. Do you feel I did it justice?
How did I do with your two squads here?
Yeah, no, great job. I gave it a bronze.
No, I it was. It's funny, you got both
quarterbacks with golds and there are three of the six games
this weekend, 3 have higher over unders than this one.
So I guess we're expecting fantasy points galore in these
playoff weeks. I personally think they they
messed up on this over under in this game and I think that this
one's probably the highest scoring playoff game of the
weekend. That's just me though.
I just think both teams really want to run the ball like #1
with a ball that we want to run the ball 55% of the time, which
that's I. I see what you mean though.
I think both defenses are kind of right for the getting, but
both offenses really want to play slow I think.
It could be both offenses play slow through halftime and then
they both just open it up and put the gas down and and the
second-half is absolutely wild. I'm hoping for that.
I mean, the Bears offensive line is like top three in the league
in run blocking, you know, the second-half of the season.
But Ben John just likes to throw the ball.
Caleb's, you know, his pass completion rate is definitely
bottom half of the league. It might be bottom quarter
actually. And you know, but he just can't
help himself. He's got to pass the ball.
So we'll we'll see. I think you know, Trevor, you're
you're exactly right. These are both teams that want
to run. It's cold weather game in
Chicago, but they both got firepower and defenses right for
the Pickens. So see how it goes.
I'm excited to watch that one on Saturday night.
And that's it for the Saturday Games.
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January 15th back to fantasy football almost daily and Maj.
the Buffalo Bills head to Jacksonville to take on the red
hot Jaguars And I was doing a little research on this
Jacksonville squad and they got that eight game-winning streak
going. But here's the quarterbacks they
faced in that eight game-winning streak.
Justin Herbert, Jacoby Brissett, Cam Ward, Riley Leonard, Brady
Cook, Bo Nicks, Phillip Rivers and Brandon Allen.
Only two of those players started in week one.
Will Josh Allen get the best of them on Sunday?
Yeah, I mean, he's the QB one for a reason.
Price tag wise about 7300. The Bills have an implied team
total here of 26 1/2. They're actually one point
favorites in Jacksonville. But this is your sort of regular
reminder that Vegas sets those lines based on how they think
people will bet, not how they think the game will go.
It just always ends up working itself out in the end.
So this is 1 where I have a silver on and now and I can't
remember I said that he it's, it's a tough Rd. match up.
You know, he finally did get some rest last week after a
couple of tough outings with no touchdown passes in two straight
games, managed to buoy his fantasy scoring in one of those
with rushing scores. You know, he still has seven or
more rushing attempts and five straight, not counting, of
course, the single snap outing last week.
Jags, though, they just haven't allowed multiple touchdown
passes in the game since Davis Mills back in Week 10.
Yeah, you talked about that murderers row of quarterbacks,
but it's not like Jacoby Brunson wasn't throwing touchdowns,
right, though Nix took his team to a one seed.
So it's yeah, that that that quarterback, that quarterback
group is is something. But I can't give Alan a gold
here just because on the road against a very good defense, you
know, against the opposing quarterbacks as far as as pass
catchers go, I have at the wide receiver position.
I have a couple of bronzes, one for Khalil Shakur, who's priced
at 4900. That's wide receiver 20 as far
as pricing goes. And Brandon Cooks is actually at
3300. He's the other bronze.
I'm going to start with Shakur. You know, he he just keeps, you
know, being involved with decent target numbers.
But he just he hasn't had a big game loss since actually week 12
against Houston. The the glimmer of hope there is
that the Texans are. Actually, another tough match up
for slot receivers and, and Shakur got him for 8/1/10 on 10
targets. And you do figure this is a game
where Josh Allen's going to have to throw to keep up.
But Shakur's just got 4 touchdowns all season.
He's found Peter just once in his last nine games.
So it's not like a that, you know, that huge upside here that
hence just the, the, the bronze there.
And with Cook's, I have the bronze mostly due to that price
tag. You know, he's clearly on the
back nine of his career. Speaking of golf, fantasy golf,
big time playoff performances, though, you know, in the past
he's only been with the bills since week 13.
He saw a snapshot actually jump to 51% in week 17.
So he's been kind of steadily moving up and then they arrested
him along with Khalil Shakur in week 18.
I think that really says something given that, you know,
rotation of wide receivers they have.
He saw a season high 6 targets and went four one O 1 no
touchdowns against Philly in that week 17 game I mentioned.
So he's actually been trending up here and if you're trying to
fit in high price guys, you know your puka and your CMC, this is
actually a spot where you might be able to save some money and
still get a decent outcome. I'm benching Keon Coleman 3200
healthy scratch three weeks before that week 18 punt.
Josh Palmer's actually didn't didn't practice Wednesday or
Thursday with the ankle injury and he also played a bunch in
week 18. Tyrell Shavers is the other guy
at just 3000, but you know that he's not getting enough work.
You know, only 6 combined targets in weeks 14 through 17.
So if you want to go a cheap receiver, it's Brandon Cooks.
You ignore those other guys. The tight end spot, you got
Dalton Kincaid at 4100. That's the fifth most expensive
tight end. I have a silver grade on him.
He has been hobbled most of the season as we know.
He did catch 3 passes in week 18 though, and he could have and
arguably should have been resting.
So I, I don't think, you know, despite the limited practices
this week, I, I don't think he's going to be limited in the game.
And Jacksonville has allowed eight tight end touchdowns this
season. They've just been much more
vulnerable there than against wide receivers.
So hence, you know, that that silver grade, you know, I do
think he's got a almost better opportunity than either of those
wide receivers I'm benching. Dawson knocks at 3300.
He just seems to do enough to get in Kincaid's way when
they're both healthy. But even when he catches the
touchdown, he struggles to really reach double digit
fantasy points. Running back for the Bills,
James Cook, 7500. He's the second most expensive
behind CMC. I I started with a bronze on
him. I put him, I moved him up to
silver. Ty Johnson, the passing down
back he has been DNP Wednesday and Thursday we're recording
this 220 mountain time, everybody's favorite time zone
right now. DNP Wednesday and Thursday with
the ankle officially questionable.
You know, if he goes I I think that, you know, cook sort of in
bronze silver borderline territory, but without Johnson,
I you know, Ray Davis isn't going to come in and and chew up
those passing down snaps. I think they just really rely
even more on James Cook in that scenario.
Now, Jaguars were one of the most difficult matchups for
fantasy running backs this season.
However, RJ Harvey, Jonathan Taylor, twice Van Knight, Ash
and Gente Isaiah Davis, Woody Marks all had solid fantasy days
against them since week 9. So it's trended.
You know, they've started to give up a little more in the
back half of the season. Thing is, RJ Harvey was the only
one of those guys who actually eclipsed 20 PPR fantasy points.
So, so there's not been a ton of huge ceiling games, but there's
been usable games. You kind of want a ceiling game
if you're spending 7500 at the running back position with as
far as that receiving game work, he doesn't have more than two
catches in a game since week 13. He does have 18 or more
opportunities in all but two games this season.
So that's why that Ty Johnson thing is so important.
If he goes from 2 catches to five catches, those three, you
know, that's a half touchdown right there just from receiving
the football. So that's important news to
watch before that game kicks off.
Jaguar side implied team total 25 1/2.
Like I said, they're one point dogs in this home game.
And this is a Bills defense that is really banged up.
Maxwell Harrison, cornerback, he's out for this one.
Terrell Bernard, linebacker, questionable.
He's got two straight DNPS right now.
It's not looking great for him. You've got Jordan Poyer at
safety. Shaq Thompson and linebacker
both limited in practice. Players missed the last two
games. Thompson sat out Week 18.
Like they've got some real problems, problems right now as
far as health on that defense. And this Jaguars offense has
just been beaten up on people. So Trevor Lawrence at 6600 is
the QB 5 right now. As far as Price goes, he's
behind Alan May, Stafford and Hertz.
I have a gold grade. And like I said, we've got we're
going to have a lot of gold grade quarterbacks it sounds
like here. But you know, Burrow and Drake
May both had huge days against the Bills defense weeks 14 and
15. Even Sugar Sanders went for 16.8
points in week 16. Yeah, Davis Mills for 16.1 and
week 12. So yes, Jalen Hurt struggled in
week 17, but that Eagles offense has been sputtering lately.
So I really think this is all systems go for Lawrence, who's
got a 15 to 1 touchdown to interception ratio in his last
six. He's also got another 4 rushing
touchdowns in that stretch. Dude's just been balling.
The only thing I'm really kind of paying attention to there is
Cole Van Lanen there recently extended left tackle as of like
3 days ago. He left Week 18 early with a
knee injury and did not practice on Wednesday.
So obviously that would be big if if he misses, but we'll have
to just keep an eye on that. As far as his past catchers go,
this is another kind of interesting situation.
It's kind of similar to the the the Packers and Bears we were
talking about because they have so many guys at their disposal.
Jacoby Myers at 5600 is the most expensive of them.
I have him as a bronze grade. Bills have been solid against
wide receivers. T Higgins 2 touchdowns are the
only wide receiver scores against Buffalo in their last
six games, which is shocking especially considering all those
injuries I just mentioned. Myers has not found the end zone
for four straight games. He does have six or more targets
though an 8 straight now. His low marks, like if you just
combine everything are 4 catches and 39 yards in that stretch,
which would be just under 8 fantasy points.
Given that he hasn't topped 45 yards and three straight though,
I do expect he's going to be low owned here in a game where I
expect Jacksonville to score a lot of points.
So I don't think he's a terrible tournament player.
I guess I think I said I've got a bronze grade on him.
This is actually kind of a paying up to the contrarian spot
in DFS tournaments. Parker Washington's the guy $200
less 5400 that got a gold grade on just given that lower price
tag in his recent performance. I just, I, I expect him to be
pretty chalky to be honest with you.
Certainly far more owned than Jacoby Myers, hence that paying
up to be contrarian with Washington. 29 targets in his
last three games. He's got 2 touchdown in that
stretch. 87 yards is his low watermark and he's got 145 yard
performance against Denver in there on the road.
So like I said, probably probably eaten some chalk here.
But at that price tag, it's hard to say no to Parker Washington.
And then I have Brian Thomas on the bench at 5100.
He's just been an afterthought in the passing game at this
point. Only one touchdown is his last
eight games. Three straight games under 50
yards. Doesn't have more than 7 targets
in a game since Myers got to Jacksonville from Vegas and his
high watermarks 87 yards. So like I said, I'd rather eat
the chalk or pay up for Myers than than mess around there with
Thomas. Another interesting option could
be Brendan Strange. 3700 bucks so he's tight end 8.
From a price standpoint. I just have a bronze grade on
him, though he does have 18 targets his last three games, a
couple of touchdowns in there and two games over 50 yards.
You know, not too bad for its side end, right?
And that low price tag. The only problem here, and what
I do think will keep him lower owned, is that Buffalo has been
really the best defense against tight ends this season.
Mike Koseki and Harold Fannon both had solid days against the
Bills in the last five weeks. Dallas Scoutard actually scored
a touchdown in in that stretch too.
So there's a glimmer of hope, but there's just not been a lot
of fantasy scoring from tight ends against this defense.
And finally, the run game for Jacksonville.
Travis ETN, 6900. He is the fourth most expensive.
He's behind CMC, Cook and Saquon Barkley, but I've got a gold
grade on him. You know, he's had a really nice
run here as the workhorse for Jacksonville Facial.
Tootin's return last week did key BTN to just 15 opportunities
with only one target, but that game got out of hand pretty
quick. Tootin didn't even get a touch
until the Jags were already up 21 to 7.
So, you know, the the hope here really is that Tootin's not a
huge cap on ET NS ceiling. You know, he only had 56%
snapshare in that blowout. So hopefully that's not really a
sign of more involvement from from Bashel Tooten going into
the playoffs here. The Bills can absolutely be had
on the ground. They've given up 30 burgers to
five different backs this season.
One of those actually was a 40 burger.
So this is really like high end bang for mid tier buck on Travis
ETN. And with Tooten, I'm just
leaving him on the bench. He's just not getting enough
work at $4000 to, you know, warrant any consideration. 30
and 40 burgers. All right.
Thanks, Maj. Trevor.
We go to the second Sunday game where the Niners trek across the
country to take on the Eagles. We saw the Niners offense
stumble against the good Seahawks defense last week.
Do you expect a similar result against the Eagles this week?
Potentially, yeah. The Niners have a team total of
20 right now, which is a great we'll start with Brock Purdy.
It's a tough match up for the passing game.
Philly's allowed the fewest passing touchdowns in the league
this year at just 14 before running into Seattle's buzz saw
defense last week. Like you mentioned, though,
Purdy did have 15 total touchdowns in those three prior
games. He'd also thrown for at least
295 in those three and they all of those games came after his
post war week 14 by I do think he got healthy over that by and
it's it's proven out over these last few.
So I'm giving Purdy bronze. Plus I thought he would get
Ricky Pearsall back. That seems much more up in the
air right now. He was ADMP on Wednesday and it
hasn't come out Thursday yet for the practice report, so we're
probably going to keep him on the bench.
Jawan Jennings at 5700. I'm going to give a bronze.
He's been kind of a diet Devante Adams this year.
He has 9 touchdowns in 15 games, but then there's no other
production. It's he's cleared 5 catches or
so, 75 yards just twice outside of that all season, and Philly
gives off the fewest tight end touch touchdowns.
They also let up just three wide receiver touchdowns in 2025.
I can't be right. But yeah, it's been a long week.
Yeah, Pierce all's been good when he's healthy, which isn't
often, unfortunately. He did post 6 for 96 and five
for 85 in his last two full games.
So if he plays, I'd give him the bronze.
And if he can't go, it's going to be Kendrick Bourne and
DeMarcus Robinson, who are both who are 3300 and 3000 apiece.
Kendrick Bourne had the big weeks earlier in the season, but
recently DeMarcus Robinson has been more productive.
Although 9 catches and one touchdown in four games compared
to 6 catches and 0 touchdowns for Kendrick Bourne.
So it's zero of one and zero of the other.
Keep them on the bench unless you really need some nasty
savings. George Kittles at 6400.
He came back from injury last week.
He immediately played 95% of the snaps despite clearly not being
fully healthy on that ankle. He also led the team in targets
with seven. However, it's maybe the toughest
tight end defense in the league. Eagles have given up just 4
touchdowns to the position in addition to being 1st and 2nd in
the fewest catches and yards allowed to the position.
Because the tight end slate is so bad and I think he's the best
place. He still gets a silver, but I
think I'd take Colston Loveland straight up over George Kittle
for what that's worth. CMC, I'm going to give a price.
Adjusted silver at 8600. The Eagles one sort of weak spot
or weaker spot on defenses against opposing backs.
They've allowed the fifth most running back receiving yards and
obviously CMC is the receiving back with 102 catches this year.
CMC only had 14 touches last week, but San Francisco only got
42 plays off, so even a touch of the ball and a third of the
plays isn't too bad. Their average plays is 63.
I'm a little worried about the pace of this game.
I think Philly's preferred play style recently is to rely on
their excellent defense and ask Taylor Hertz to make like one or
two throws in the second-half maybe.
You know, we've seen multiple games where Taylor Hertz doesn't
have a pass completion in the second.
So that's a little worrying. Potentially no Trent Williams as
well. He was DNP on Wednesday and like
I said earlier, I would take Huko over CMC straight up as a
lineup anchor. But you could play both with all
these 3000 kind of tight ends and receivers were throwing out
here. On the Eagle side, there are
closer to a 25 point team total and the San Francisco defense
has been kind of brutalized recently. 13 to Seattle, which
that was just kind of a low scoring game in general.
Prior to that, 49ers gave up 2427 at 38 to Camord, Phil
Rivers and Caleb in their free prior weeks.
Jalen Hurts at 6700. I think I'm going to go, I'll go
gold. I have silver written down, but
I'm going to go gold. And I started with the bronze
and I just, I kept reading more about how banged up the Niners
defense was and just, you know, how bad they've been recently.
I'll skip Hart's struggles recently because they're just
kind of playing to grind the clock down.
Let's get into the playoffs and get, you know, make a run when
we get there. Multiple touchdown scores
against San Francisco recently. Jackson Dark, Cam Ward, Phil
Rivers, Spencer Rattler, San Francisco's bottom 10 and
completions, yards and passing touchdowns allowed.
He's a boom or bust guy. I'll I'll stay with the goal
though. AJ Brown's at 7 K.
He gets a goal since the by is averaging almost 9 targets a
game. He's got 4 touchdowns in that
time. 2 Devante Smith's just two.
There's room for both of them to eat here.
Niners or bottom third of the league catches in yards allowed
to the position and their secondary's been diced up by big
bodies like A.J. Brown.
Alec Pierce put up 86 two on them a couple weeks ago and then
slashers like Devante Smith, Luther Burden, I think it was 2
weeks ago as well. Eight for 1:38 one against these
Niners. Dante Smith, I'm going to keep
him alive with the bronze, but it's it's tough. 5900.
I'd rather probably play Tet or Jawan Jennings, some of these
guys in that range. Dale Skoddard, 4500 I'm going to
give him the the Shibuichi, the half bronze, half silver.
He's been quality recently, 20 catches and four touchdowns in
his last four games. San Francisco's tight end
defense gave up 694 and one to Colston, Loveland 882 and one to
the Titans. Zombie tight end room.
Tyler Warren led his team in targets against the Niners in
Week 16. CFN's bottom third of the league
against catches, yards, touchdowns to position.
Goddard is the third option in the passing game.
So, you know, five points or less is a 25% outcome.
But he's a good player if you don't want to go all the way up
to Kittle. And then we'll finish off with
Saquon. He gets a gold 7300.
I prefer Saquon and Josh Jacobs at Price.
I think ahead of CMC for running backs this week.
It's a great match up for Saquon.
San Francisco's given up over 120 rushing yards a game over
their last four. They've also allowed the second
most catches to bat this year. Saquon Barkley only has two
catches in his last five, but this could be a spot where if
the if the Niners can put up like 20, I think the Eagles can
get to like 31 or 35 points. So good game script plus a
massive workload. That's a little more appealing
at 7300 than CMC at 1500 more. Makes sense to me.
All right, The Sunday nightcap is the Chargers heading across
the country for a date with the Patriots.
That's the third West Coast team going to the East Coast in this
wild card round, by the way. Let's take a look at the
Chargers side. That's where I'm going to start.
Justin Ehrbeer. The Patriots have wins against
two quarterbacks who are starting in the playoffs this
year. That's Josh Allen and Bryce
Young. And they've only played two
teams with winning records, the Bills, who they split with, and
the Steelers, who they lost to. That's not to say that they
haven't been tested by NFL teams all year.
I mean, they're still NFL teams. But I don't think that this is
much of a walk in the park as some Patriots fans and some of
the NFL pundits want it to be. Justin Herbert took the week off
last week. His injured right hand is
reportedly feeling better than it has in a long time.
And Herbert only trailed Josh Allen in total rushing yards for
a quarterback this season and was 7th in the league in
touchdown passes. Dude can put up points.
New England's defense hasn't allowed a 200 yard passer since
week 10. Yeah, week 10.
That's right, they held Justin Fields, Joe Flacco, Jackson
Dart, Josh Allen. Although Allen got to 193 and
threw 3 touchdowns in that game in a win for the Bills by the
way. And they split Lamar Huntley
game, Brady Cook and Quinn Ewers.
Those are the guys they held under 200 yards.
So maybe a little bit of a paper tiger on defense.
The Patriots here almost as easy of a defensive schedule as
Jacksonville's had down the stretch.
But prior to that, they allowed multiple touchdown passes to
Baker, Pennex, Dylan Gabriel, Josh Allen, Aaron Rodgers and
Tua. So it leads me to believe that
if you're a half decent quarterback, you're going to do
all right against New England. Herbert is at 6000.
It's the second cheapest starting quarterback on the
slight. I've got a pretty solid silver
grade on Herbert here and I think he goes almost completely
under owned or or or unowned in in most of these games this
weekend and I think that he's going to do just fine.
How do we treat the wide receivers though?
That's the problem. Ladd Mcconkey, Keenan Allen,
Quentin Johnston. Keenan Allen's snapshare was
down at 60% or less for the last six weeks of the season.
Mcconkey was out there just about all the time as he had
more a lot more snaps than just about anybody.
Quentin Johnston gave up a lot of opportunities over the
stretch to Trey Harris at the tail end of the season.
Harris was on the field for about half the snaps in the four
games that Johnston plays, and those were games that Johnston
was seeing fewer snaps out there.
So the best matchup is for whoever gets the slot.
That's Mcconkey. Most of the time.
He'll see Marcus Jones, who is not only New England's best
rated cover corner by Pro Football Focus, but he's also
allowed the most touchdowns for Patriots corners at 7:00 this
year. So how does that make sense?
Mcconkey's 6000, which is still a pretty hefty price tag for
wide receivers. I'm only giving him a bronze
grade for the fan ball purposes, though.
Christian Gonzalez and Carlton Davis have both done well for
themselves this season on the outsides, the pretty tough match
ups in their own right. They they stick outside.
So I'm going to leave Johnston on the bench despite the 5100
price tag. When Keenan Allen out there, he
switches between the slot and the outside and he's only 4000.
I think that's good enough for a bronze grade and they might lean
on the veteran in a playoff match up.
So I like Allen a little bit more.
And if you want to get really, really sneaky, Trey Harris's
minimum price, he's 3000. And for fan ball purposes, he
might be the best option for all the Chargers wide receivers.
Just from a price perspective. I wouldn't go out of my way to
start him. But if you absolutely needed it,
if you were building lineups with a bunch of those $8000 or
$7000 guys, Trey Harris isn't the worst play that you can make
this week. Ronde Gadsden gets a bronze
grade. He's at 3600.
His usage is super weird, though.
He's had more than two catches just twice in his last seven
games. He's only scored once in that
span. And the Pats have not allowed a
tight end to Top 40 yards in their last eight games.
But remember those quarterbacks? They played in those last eight
games and they still allowed the 10th most passing yards to tight
ends on the year. Somehow nobody topped 40 yards
in the last 8 weeks, but they've given up the 10th most passing
yards to tight ends. Huh.
All right. Anyway, the price is low enough
that you can throw them in lineups as a differentiator.
He's a bronze grade. Omarion Hampton's ankle is still
sore. He broke it back in Week 5.
He is back. He didn't practice all week,
didn't take a practice snap on Wednesday.
But it sounds like they're treating him with kid gloves and
he's going to be able to go when it matters.
Despite that, I think he's my favorite play in the game.
I've got a gold grade on Hampton, who comes in at 6500.
In the last six weeks of the season, the Pats defense became
very leaky against bellcow runners.
Chase Brown had 130 combo yards. James Cook had won eleven and
three scores. Derrick Henry ran for 1/28 and
two scores. Breece Hall even managed to get
to 129 combo yards in a score. And that's when The Jets had
nobody else. It was like, here we're throwing
Brady Cook out there to battle you.
I. Stop Breece Hall.
That's all you got to do. They couldn't stop Breece Hall.
If you're not really sharing touches, you can do well against
the Pats. And with Hampton recording 14
carries and then 8 catches in his final game of the season, it
leads me to believe that it's his backfield.
So I think Omarion Hampton's in a good spot.
Drake May's in a good spot too, but it's probably his toughest
test of the season. He's been so good all year, but
how did he do against teams with a winning record in the two
Bills games? 273 yards, no scores, 1212 yards
on the ground in the first one, 155 yards and no scores through
the air with 43 ground yards. But he did have two rushing
touchdowns in that game. And then against Pittsburgh, 268
and two with 45 rushing yards. That's all the games against
teams with winning records. It's a little bit of a mixed bag
there. The Chargers have allowed only
two passers to top 250 yards this year, Just two.
And only four quarterbacks have hit just two touchdown passes
against them this season. If you don't count Week 18, when
the Chargers rested many of their starters, they haven't
given up more than 15 rushing yards to a quarterback since
Week 5. May is the second most expensive
quarterback this week at 7100. I can only get to a silver grade
on him. I think he can still do it by
himself, but it's not as simple as people might think.
Steph Diggs is the fifth most expensive wide receiver at 6500,
and I do not know how you can pay up for a guy who gets the
third most wide receiver snaps on his own team.
He hasn't missed the game this year.
He's only out there for a little more than half the snaps.
The Chargers are top 12 in receptions and yards allowed to
wide receivers, but the 10 touchdowns they've given up to
wide receivers this year, that sticks out.
That's 6th best in the league, and if Diggs doesn't score,
he'll most certainly be held under 10 PPR points.
In the last nine games, only four wide receivers have managed
to get to double digit PPR points without getting a
touchdown against the Chargers. So if you don't get a touchdown,
you're basically getting nothing.
Diggs runs most of his routes from the slot, where he'll match
up with stud safety Derwin James, who does most of the slot
coverage for LA now. So I'm leaving Diggs firmly on
the bench in this one. If you need a Pat's wide
receiver to pair up with Drake May and a fan ball lineup, it
should be Keisha on booty. He's only 3600, he's on the
field more and he gets a much better match up against the
Chargers weakest corner Cam Hart.
I have a bronze grade on booty. As for Hunter Henry, he's 4700.
He's hit double digit PPR points in five of his last six games
and volume Tight ends have had some success against the
Chargers, Bowers, Kelsey Goddard, they all put up good
days, but they've basically given up nothing else to tight
ends all year. If you believe that Henry can
get to 5 or 6 receptions, then he's a Browns play and he's done
that three times in the last six weeks, but only four times
overall on the season. It feels like the trend is that
they're going to get Henry the ball more.
So I think that he's good enough for a bronze play.
Did you factor in oh, what factor in the Hunter Henry
revenge game from center? Here's a thought about that.
Who's on the? Chargers.
Wow. And now he's a Silver just for
that. There we go.
Finally, the running backs from
Andre Stevenson and Trayvon Henderson.
Week 13 was basically the week when both were healthy, and it's
been close to an even split. Just about as close as possible
since week 13. Slight edge to Stevenson on
touches, but red zone opportunities since then are
heavily in favor of Henderson. Henderson's had 16 red zone
opportunities, Stevenson only 9 but touchdowns.
Stevenson has 6 and Henderson has four.
Price tags. 6300 for for Henderson, 6100 for Stevenson.
Problem is, they're running at the teeth of the Charger
strength run defense. They boast the second best D in
the league against running backs.
They've given up about 23 touches per game to opposing
runners, which is the third lowest mark in the league, and
only 109 combo yards to per game to runners.
That's 4th fewest. And if you split that evenly
between the two of them, we're looking at Stevenson probably
getting 12 touches, Henderson probably getting 11.
They're probably getting about 55 yards apiece and less than a
touchdown per game. That's just not enough.
And I like both of these players a lot, but it's a tough match up
for both of them. I've got bronze grades on both
of those guys. All right, final match up, Maj.
It's the Monday nighter. The Texans head to Pittsburgh to
take on the Steelers. All eyes will be on the old man
Aaron Rodgers versus the Texans D, But let's start on the Texan
side where things might be a little bit more interesting.
All right, we can do that. Yeah.
This one's got the the lowest over under the weekend.
More early next week, I guess. 39 1/2.
Houston, a three-point favorite, actually started at 3 1/2 and
the Lions actually moving a little more towards Pittsburgh
so far. Weather shouldn't be a faginal
precipitation, about 32 at game time there in Pittsburgh, but
the the Texans with their implied team total of 21 .25
points. Not a lot, but I do think that
there's some fantasy DFS value to be had here.
That starts with CJ Stroud. He's the 12th priced quarterback
at 5600, lower than Malik Willis and Mac Jones for those scoring
at home. So I didn't.
Even notice Stroud was that low I I figured when I saw Mac Jones
that I was I was ready to stop. Well, yeah, he's there are two
starting quarterbacks in this game lower than Mac Jones and
Malik Willis. So hence the silver grade that I
gave to CJ Stroud. The Texans, they really can't
run the ball. And the Steelers D is a pass
funnel. So, you know, Houston is one of
those rare teams like you hear, you know, defense and run game.
They're they're defense and pass game really, yes, because of how
good their defense is. Stroud doesn't have to really
stress right? He doesn't put up huge counting
stats. He does have 8 passing scores
and a rushing touchdown in his last five games, though.
And and if at that price tag, I mean, shoot, you can, you can
stack him with, oh, I mean enter Nico Collins stage left right.
I mean he's 7400 bucks. He's the second highest price
wide receiver behind Puka, though.
That's a $1400 gap. I I've got a silver on Nico.
He rested last week. He still finished with eight
games at 9 or more targets and five games over 20 PPR points.
You know, I really, it becomes how much can the Steelers sort
of press them and force them to go.
But the more the Steelers are in this game, and that's the
expectation as a three-point game right now in Pittsburgh,
you really got to like Collin's chances here.
He actually doesn't have a game below 55 yards receiving since
Week 7. So there's some floor there,
which of course they're better for you can be at 7400.
But there's a really big ceiling too.
Jaden Higgins 50 or excuse me, 4500.
I've got him on the bench. He's, you know, big play
capable. He showed with that 75 Yard
House call in Week 17 scored again last week with Nico
resting, but really to pay off his price tag, he needs another
big play here. Possible yes, but you know you
if you cherry picked his most catches in a game, which is five
this year, his most yards in a game 88 and most touchdowns in a
game one mash all those together.
You still don't have a 20 point fantasy day.
So like there's not there's not you're not chasing something
huge here with this price tag. You would just be hoping and
praying so I'm going to keep him on the bench.
Same with Jalen Noel stealing of four targets since week 8 with
two or less and all but one of those games the the cheap dart
throw receiver I had Brandon Cooks earlier.
The one in this game is Christian Kirk 3000.
Bare minimum. He's got 5 targets in
back-to-back games before just two in week 18 played 45% or
more snaps and three straight after hitting that mark just
once in his previous four decent matchup.
You know, with Jalen Ramsey in the slot, so you know, if if
you're doing like a studs and scrubs build and it need a stack
partner with with CJ Stroud, you know, Christian Kirk could could
be that guy. The other one I like I think
more though and who I have in a silver grade if you're going in
that lower tier as far as price goes is Dalton Schultz.
He's the sixth highest priced at 3900 on the slate.
As far as the tight end position goes, he's got at least 4
targets in every game since week 8 long stretch of games, 3
touchdowns in that time which has helped him to get to double
digit fantasy points 7 times in his last 10 games.
The Pittsburgh defense was a sieve to tight ends early in the
season with six touchdowns allowed the 1st 8 weeks.
They've held the position to just five more the rest of the
way, but they were they were the one of the best defenses to
attack for fantasy production from tight ends this season.
So again, a real nice cheap stack there.
Schultz and Stroud as far as the running backs go, I've got him
on the bench. Woody marks 5500 not a bad price
tag. He's clearly the RB one, but
just five touchdowns combined all season.
Just two games with triple digit comboy yardage, the last of
which came in week eight against San Francisco, and he hasn't top
74 yards rushing since. Steelers have been incredibly
stinge against running backs, having allowed just one overall
touchdown to the position in their last six games, so don't
need to worry about Woody Marks or Nick Chubb in this one.
Or Joe R Jordan for that matter, who suffered an ankle injury in
week 18. Steelers side implied team total
of a whopping 18.25 points. I gave Aaron Rodgers a be a
begrudging bronze. Is that a Can I make that a
thing just cause of the price tag?
5200 He's the 14th highest priced quarterback this week and
only 12 teams are playing. Aaron Rodgers is even cheaper.
Oh my God, why is Malik Willis so expensive?
Wizard. Yeah, yeah.
Well, hey, if the if the Packers decide to play their QB one,
then he's, he's priced appropriately, right?
Burn. Who will Malik Willis be
starting for next year? We'll we'll leave that for a
tough nut for another day with Aaron Rodgers.
Actually, his pass attempts have spiked in the last three weeks,
an average of 42.3 per game. His previous high before those
three games, by the way, all season was 36.
So they've they've and and in two of those games he didn't
have DK Metcalf. So all of a sudden they started
throwing the ball a little bit here with the old timer.
It still didn't result in a 300 yard game.
He had 294 last week for a season high and only two
touchdown passes in the three games combined and and only one
multi touchdown effort in his last ten overall.
Then you've got that Houston defense, you know, being among
the best defenses at limiting quarterback production this
season. Worth noting, though, in their
last six games, they've given up multiple touchdown passes to QB
superstars such as Riley Leonard, Geno Smith, Jacoby
Brissette and Daniel Jones. So they can be had a little bit.
Aaron's been throwing the ball a little bit more and he gets DK
Metcalf back. So it's not out of the realm of
possibility again here, a potential cheap stack Metcalf.
I have a bronze grade on coming off that two game suspension.
He's only at 5800 bucks and he's got something to prove coming
back here. So you could definitely you've
got narrative St. to stroll down if you'd really like to, to pay
up elsewhere. Metcalf, though, only has one
touchdown since Week 9. It's a stretch of eight games.
He has seven or more targets in five of those.
And and certainly, you know, capable of a spike performance.
Just hard to say it's super likely against that Houston
defense. Otherwise, I'm leaving Adam
Thielen and Marquez Valdez scamming on the bench despite
their low price tag. Same with Calvin Austin at 3000.
Again, if I'm playing one of those super, super cheap
receivers in this game, it's probably Christian Kirk.
Pat Fryermuth, though, does get a Bronze grade 3400.
He's the 10th highest priced tight end.
He's now got four or more targets in four straight with at
least three catches and 20 yards in those games.
Hasn't found Pater Houston's allowed eight tight end
touchdowns this year, though, so they're not actually as tough
here against wide receivers, which scored ten against the
Texans all season long. So you know, ever since Darnell
Washington went on IR for arm, it's kind of come on a little
bit. So potential if you can't get,
you know, can't get up to the the Colston Loveland or you
know, some of those a little higher priced tight ends for arm
Houston option, though maybe argue he'd be a $200 cheaper
might be better. Jonny Smith's on the bench 3100
don't even mess with that Last two guys, the 2 headed monster
of Kenneth Gainwell and Jalen Warren and they're priced at
5900 and 5800 respectively. I've got bronze grades on both
Houston's got a solid run defense.
They have given up huge days though. 5 backs have 18 or more
PPR points against them, including two in the last three
games. Ashton Gente, thank you very
much, Houston, for costing me a title, fantasy title there, by
the way. And Omari and Hampton was the
other one. And with Gainwell, he's got 5 or
more reception in four of his last five games and six of his
last eight. He's got 3 touchdowns in his
last 5-10 or more touches and five straight.
If this defense is as stingy as it should be against the run,
Gainwell's that outlet. That's those.
Again, you're getting that, those fantasy points just from
racking up catches here. So that's why I think he's
probably a slightly better bet here than Jalen Warren.
Warren, he's got 12 or more carries in four straight,
actually two or more receptions in five of his last 6, but not
used as much in the passing game.
Overall his game well, and he's got only one game over 15.2
fantasy points in his last nine. He had that one big game at
Detroit, 31.1 points before that.
So that wraps up of the Monday night game that in my opinion
should have been the Bears, Packers, but I don't get to
schedule NFL games so there you go.
Just a bummer. Just a bummer that they don't
listen to your schedule. I know, I know.
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Trevor Maj. Any any wagers on the on the
game this weekend between your two teams?
I can't be hurt any more than I've already been this season.
I think with the Parsons injury and Jordan Love injury, no, I
hopefully it's a good game. I'm sure it'll be a close.
One. Yeah, two.
We've had two good games so far. Hopefully it's the third one and
you know that. Worst of luck to your squad.
I hope everybody stays healthy. I just want both teams to have
fun. Trevor, I just.
Want both teams same? Yeah, of course.
Maybe they can tie right with backdoor and five ones.
They might tie. All right.
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