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digging into the numbers on Drake May, I was a little disappointed with myself for not mentioning him as a potential buy low. Potential buy low cuz he's QB9 in fantasy points per game. Here's the crazy thing, he's QB1 in XFP per game... over his last three games he's averaging 31 fantasy points per game, 32 XFP per game. That's like 7.5 more than anyone else.
STACKED’s take
Buy-low QB1 efficiency with elite recent volume against weak Bears defense.
Scott Barrett identifies Drake May as a potential buy low despite QB9 ranking in fantasy points per game, citing QB1 efficiency in expected fantasy points per game and strong recent volume: averaging 31 fantasy points per game over last three games (32 XFP per game, 7.5 more than any other QB). Against Chicago's bottom-five defense in fantasy points per dropback, May's 0.82 fantasy points per dropback against man coverage (second-best over last two seasons, 78% boost versus zone) aligns favorably with the Bears' top-five man coverage rate. Chicago's defense ranks second-worst in yards per pass attempt and second-worst in yards before contact allowed to opposing running backs, though opponents run the fewest plays per game against Chicago, suggesting game script may limit volume as teams build leads and run more. Concerns include Chicago's solid pass rush (May is second-most pressured QB) and New England's injury-decimated offensive line, plus the Thursday night game context.
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