Our FAVORITE Plays at Every Position for Week 10 Fantasy Football
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Nov 13, 2026
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Adonai MitchellChuba HubbardDemario DouglasHunter HenryJadarian PriceJameson WilliamsJared GoffJaylen WarrenJeremiyah LoveJosh JacobsLan LarisonOmar Cooper Jr.Parker WashingtonStefon Diggs
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Adonai Mitchell
PositiveProjection35:15
WR35 projection with 10.1 fantasy points against Buffalo; league-leading 147 air yards per game in full games this year, exceeding Matthew Golden's air yard role. Mitchell is getting open at a higher rate than Golden, and all three Jets wide receivers rank top-three in air yards—described as 'insane' production. Despite a Week 9 flop (attributed to matchup), Mitchell posted 60, 63, and 142 yards in three full games. The source flipped preference from Omar Cooper Jr. to Mitchell this week, citing the air yard advantage and higher open rate. Bills pass defense ranks bottom-six in fantasy points per game to wide receivers and are slightly worse on the outside than inside, favoring Mitchell's role.
Insight pageChuba Hubbard
PositiveProjection5:05
Projected as RB5 with the best running back matchup in football against New Orleans Saints, who are giving up 6.5 schedule-adjusted rushing fantasy points per game to opposing running backs (most in league), bottom three in yards before contact per attempt, rushing yards per game, and hit rate. The Saints traded away Devon Godchaux, their best run-stuffing defensive tackle (now with Jacksonville), which weakens an already bad Saints run defense. Over the last three weeks, Hubbard's target share jumped to 16.2% from 5.9%, an elite mark that makes him game script proof with high floor, safety, and tremendous ceiling. The source calls this probably their game of the week.
Insight pageDemario Douglas
PositiveBreakout39:57
Super special secret start of the week with multiple converging advantages: emerged as WR1 with AJ Brown and Romeo Doubs injured; runs 83% of routes from slot where Detroit is second-worst in schedule-adjusted fantasy points allowed; has highest yards per route run (4.6) and separation score against man coverage; posted 16.5 fantasy points in four of last five games; recorded 9 targets last week for 102 yards; third overall in slot assignment; 11 deep targets (13th among WRs) despite slot role; Detroit allows bottom-six deep yards per game (49 per game). Josh McDaniel's slot role historically valuable; Douglas is a man-coverage killer with only JSN higher in yards per route run against man over two years.
Insight pageHunter Henry
PositiveMatchup39:15
Tight end 15 projecting 9.2 fantasy points against Detroit; high-end streaming option with strong matchup advantage. Detroit is woefully bad against tight ends, having allowed 11 touchdowns to the position in eight games—an unprecedented rate. Drake May is a competent quarterback who throws to tight ends, making Henry a favorable DFS play despite his ranking.
Insight pageJadarian Price
NegativeRole13:29
One speaker has liquidated almost every Jadarian Price Dynasty share due to concerns about Charbanet's increased usage and fear that the Seahawks will mismanage Price's role the same way they did with Kenneth Walker; Price is working back from an injury, which adds to the concern. Price was the first running back in NFL draft history to be drafted in round one or two and never reach 125 touches in a single college football season, a red flag comparable to Jonathan Brooks. Despite looking fantastic last week with an explosive, make-you-miss running style (versus Charbanet's three-yards-and-a-cloud-of-dust approach), Price had eight full weeks with zero running back competition earlier in the season; if he had stayed healthy and performed anywhere close to his round-one caliber talent level, he should have gone off. One speaker estimates a 50/50 coin flip on whether Price outscores Jeremiah Love this year despite current ADP implying only a 5% probability.
Insight pageJameson Williams
NegativeProjection27:58
WR19 projection for 13.3 fantasy points; fringe WR1 by fantasy points per game and xFP per game since week four. New England gives up 6.4 schedule-adjusted fantasy points per game to outside WRs (second worst). The source ranks Williams WR14 (vs. consensus WR19). Williams had at least 16 fantasy points in four straight games before last week's Dolphins matchup. The game profiles as a shootout with a close spread and high over/under. Key volatility factor: Christian Gonzalez's health and shadowing assignment. If Gonzalez is fully healthy and shadows, Williams faces significant downside risk; however, Gonzalez gave up 151 receiving yards on 11 catches last week and was eviscerated by Christian Watson. Carlton Davis is out, leaving Patriots vulnerable on the perimeter. Williams is much better against man coverage throughout his career, which favors this matchup on paper. Patriots give up just 60 yards per game on deep passes (bottom three).
Insight pageJared Goff
PositiveMatchup32:00
The source re-added Goff to the consideration sheet for Week 10 after initially removing him. Key insight: Goff excels against teams that can't rush the passer, and the Patriots rank among the weakest pass-rush teams in the league. This matchup advantage makes Goff a viable fantasy play despite earlier hesitation.
Insight pageJaylen Warren
PositiveMatchup15:15
Jaylen Warren is a smash play against Cincinnati in Week 10, projecting as RB12 with 15 points. The Bengals allow 5.2 yards per carry over their last five games and are particularly vulnerable to gap runs, power, counter, and lead concepts where edge defenders and linebackers cannot stop the run. Warren averages over six yards per carry with a 50% success rate on gap carries and leads the league in explosive run rate on gap carries, which aligns perfectly with Pittsburgh's offensive scheme. On a two-year sample, Warren ranks among the elite dual-threat running backs in football, occupying the top-right quadrant of a yards-per-carry vs. yards-per-route-run cluster alongside Jamir Gibbs, Kenneth Walker, and Bejan Robinson. On the most predictive running back stats—missed tackles forced per touch and yards after contact per attempt—Warren ranks with only Bejan Robinson as the two best in the league since entering the NFL, demonstrating elite efficiency independent of offensive line play.
Insight pageJeremiyah Love
NegativeValue14:41
Jeremiah Love is positioned as the ADP favorite over Jadarian Price, with current market pricing implying a 95% probability that Love outscores Price this year. However, the source suggests this is a closer call than the market reflects, noting that Price had eight full weeks with zero running back competition and should have performed at a round-one caliber talent level if he had stayed healthy. Price was the first running back in NFL draft history to be drafted in round one or two and never reach 125 touches in a single college football season—a red flag comparable to Jonathan Brooks. One speaker estimates a 50/50 coin flip on whether Price outscores Love this year despite current ADP implying only a 5% probability.
Insight pageJosh Jacobs
NegativeInjury43:15
Injury voided a bet placed last week regarding whether Jacobs would score over or under 14 fantasy points; the bet is moot due to his injury status.
Insight pageLan Larison
PositiveRole22:22
Lan Larrison is expected to have a big-time role in Week 10, projected to receive approximately 75% of early-down rushing work and red zone carries with touchdown upside. Backup Cory Connor was heavily involved before injuries to Raandre and Tvian, but Larrison is positioned as the primary early-down back.
Insight pageOmar Cooper Jr.
PositiveProjection0:00
Projected as WR29 with 11.3 fantasy points against Buffalo; ranks top-seven in yards per route run with a 34% target share last week (second-highest by a rookie in any game this year). However, the source flipped preference to Adonai Mitchell this week, citing Mitchell's superior air yard role (147 per game vs. implied lower for Cooper). Cooper is described as 'a really volatile guy' similar to Jalin Williams, with a boom-heavy profile (last three games: 12, 9, 7 targets). Garrett Wilson is projected back and 'a little banged up,' which may reduce Cooper's target share. Despite the volatility, the source notes Cooper's efficiency metrics (top-seven yards per route run) support his upside in a favorable Bills matchup.
Insight pageParker Washington
PositiveMatchup25:07
Parker Washington ranks WR12 in yards per route run and fantasy points per route, facing the best matchup on paper as Tennessee gives up 8.8 schedule-adjusted fantasy points per game to wide receivers—the most by any defense. The Titans are the league's biggest pass funnel over the last five weeks despite Jacksonville's dominance in game script, creating ideal conditions for Washington.
Insight pageStefon Diggs
PositiveMatchup34:30
Direct comparison play favored over Jeremy Bernard in a head-to-head choice. The source notes Diggs faces the Giants, who 'don't allow any passing yards,' positioning this as a favorable matchup despite the Giants' strong pass defense reputation. This suggests the source views Diggs as the safer or higher-upside option in the Bernard vs. Diggs decision.
Insight pageZay Flowers
PositiveProjection23:48
Zay Flowers projects for 9–17 fantasy points with a 17-point ceiling; he ranks top five in yards per route run and benefits from a colossal QB upgrade from Joey Flacco to Jacoby Brissett, who is a significant upgrade over Tyler Huntley. The source describes him as awesome with a great matchup, requiring no extended explanation.
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Episode Transcript
0:00The New York Jets pass catchers Adai Mitchell and Omar Cooper Jr. have a dream match up against the Buffalo Bills. Projecting Omar Cooper Jr. is the
0:08wide receiver 29 and Adai Mitchell as the wide receiver 35. Scott, this is a dream matchup, but this might not be the
0:15best matchup of the week. [music] What do you think?
0:18>> Yeah, it's he's not our super special secret superstar. I'll tell you that.
0:23Okay, someone our super special secret start might not be someone on your radar, but we're going to tell you who that is here on Fantasy Football Daily.
0:32Scott, can you tilt your camera down a little bit?
0:36Duct tape that sucker so it stops moving. Or is your floor moving? Maybe it's your floor. Those Austin houses.
0:43And he gets up and walks away. You got to be kidding me.
0:47Oh, knocking stuff over.
0:50Kick those wires.
0:53Y bish.
0:55Can you get Can we get the energy high?
0:58Like I know two recordings in one day is hard for you, but yeah.
1:04There we go. Do that again. Open your mouth wide and shake your head.
1:07>> Oh no. I don't want to be turned into a meme.
1:10>> I know I had you tilt your camera down, but you might have tilted it down a little too much. You just want to look
1:15kind of like how Brett is. Just a little bit of head room.
1:22probably a little too [laughter] much.
1:25>> Is this a is just a bit you guys?
1:28>> That looks good. That's >> little little to the left.
1:31>> Yeah, right.
1:31>> Uh back to the right.
1:39>> Are you serious?
1:41What?
1:43That's awesome. That's so sick.
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2:13let's break it down.
2:15Are we revealing our start of the week first or last? That's the question I want to know.
2:20>> You got to save that.
2:22>> Okay, we'll save it. We'll save it. All right. So, we're going to give you top plays at quarterback to start this a new
2:26format. By the way, if you're if you're a a listener who's been here since the beginning, if you're a day one, we're
2:32playing with some new things. I know we were going, you know, kind of a a hit shoot from the hip format early in the
2:38year, then we went to a game by-game breakdown. Now, we're doing a live on Thursdays with a pre-record on Fridays talking about our top plays of the week.
2:46So, we're going to dive right in. QBs.
2:49>> So, yeah, Tyler Chuck, I I think this is one of the craziest stats I I found was um so I've been saying on some of the
2:57other shows, if you just throw out the Minnesota Vikings for every player at every position, >> your numbers are going become better,
3:03more predictive. It's just like the Vikings defense is that nice. And so it's just, you know, the the happen stance, the the misfortune of playing
3:11the Brian Flores Vikings. Uh and so if you throw that out for every single player, uh you know, Minnesota games, you know, playing against them. Uh Tyler
3:22Shuck leads all quarterbacks in XFP per game and he ranks fourth in fantasy points per game, 21.8 just behind Josh Allen, Joe Burrow, Brock Perie. And so
3:32yeah, people are going to see this QB5 and they're like, "What? What?" I honestly that checks out to me and I
3:37said this on our live show. I said this is maybe my favorite game from a DFS perspective. I really like the odds of
3:44this Saints Panthers game going over uh you know up against maybe the worst run defense in football. Maybe the Panthers lean more on the run, but you know, you
3:54have Audrey Estim at at running back. I think the the Saints kind of have to lean through the air and what I think is
4:00going to be a pass heavy shootout. It's uh And by the way, Shuck Shuck destroyed this Panthers defense last year. He 9.4
4:09yards per pass attempt. He averaged like 280 yards per game on fewer than 30 pass attempts per game in their two meetings
4:17last year. It's a top 12 matchup on paper. It's a uh Yeah, I I I like this and I feel good about it.
4:26>> Yeah, I I like this too. Um, you know, going back to week four, you know, against the Lions, the Carolina Panthers
4:33pass defense has been awful. I think there's, and that's including a game against Baker Mayfield and Jaylen Daniels, who had a ton of issues with
4:42their pass game. So, I I definitely think this is a great matchup. I I love your call on this going over. I think
4:48early in the season, everyone would have expected this to go over, but both teams have had some weird game scripty type
4:53stuff since then. So, I think it's kind of off people's radar as a shootout game, but this should be a shootout game
4:58for sure.
4:59>> Yeah, >> let's go uh let's go running backs.
5:03>> Let's do it.
5:03>> And we have we have a mixed bag here.
5:05Starting with Chuba Hubard, who's projecting as our RB5.
5:09Now, it's weird for a start sit show to have a guy RB5 as someone we're talking about. But we both really like this
5:15matchup. The New Orleans Saints just traded their best run stuffing defensive tackle in Devon Godsho. He's now with the Jacksonville Jaguars. And so a bad
5:25run defense gets better. Plus the volume and the script of this game should dictate Chuba has an awesome performance. Scott.
5:33>> Yeah. And again, this is this is probably my game of the week. Like I I don't think it's going to finish, you
5:39know, a top all teams in in combined points or anything like that. It's just relative to expectations. These are the two fastest
5:47teams by seconds per play. They're both top five in plays per game. Uh, I see this being a high-scoring shootout.
5:55Hopefully, ideally, uh, but the player with the single best matchup in this entire game has to be Chuba Hubard.
6:01It's, you know, the best running back matchup in football. The New Orleans Saints are giving up 6.5 schedule adjusted rushing fantasy points per game
6:09to opposing running backs. It's the most. They're bottom three in yards before contact per attempt, rushing yards per game, hit rate. So, it's just
6:18a really good matchup for Hubard on the ground. You could potentially worry if New Orleans gets out to a lead, Panthers
6:26are 2.5 point dogs, that maybe, you know, he gets scripted out. But you really saw over the last three weeks, Chuba's target share jumped to 16.2% up
6:35from 5.9. That's an elite mark.
6:37>> And what that says to me is he's really game script uh proof. And so it's you have the really high floor, you have the
6:44safety, you have tremendous ceiling given the great matchup, and yeah, he's not just a start this week. He's an easy top five running back this week, and I
6:54feel great about it.
6:56>> Speaking of elite marks, have you looked at the mirror lately?
7:01>> Yeah. Why you saying you're saying you've been >> saying you're a mark?
7:05>> Why you disagree with this? [laughter] I'm just being stupid.
7:12Uh, next on the list, Bashel Tutin, >> your guy, >> versus Tennessee Titans. Yeah, he's become my guy for sure. You guys have
7:19been cramming him down my throat since week one. I finally gave in, you know.
7:23>> That's right. That's right. Uh, yeah.
7:24Don't read too much into what happened week nine. He was playing through an ankle injury. He should be fully healthy now.
7:30>> The What's that?
7:32>> Don't pay too much attention to what happened last week. I always love that.
7:37Yeah, the should be fully healthy. The maybe monitor practice reports, but um the the he was basically getting about twothirds of the the back field before
7:46that. Uh he has a touchdown in three straight games. Tennessee is an easy top six, top seven matchup on paper looking
7:56at the schedule adjusted stuff. If you factor in no Jeffrey Simmons, maybe even better than that. And so you have J the
8:04Jaguars with a 29 point implied total.
8:06They're favored by 10 and a half points.
8:08Yes, I do think we see Chris Rodriguez in the second half. I don't think it really matters. I think this is really
8:13reminiscent of that Indianapolis Colts game when Tuten had 18 touches, nearly 200 yards from scrimmage, and two touchdowns in a game they won by 35. Um,
8:24and so yeah, you have to start him as a top 10 option this week.
8:29Scott, this this Tennessee defense is is a little bit cursed.
8:33>> You know what's crazy? Going coming out of last year, >> they had arguably a top three defensive tackle duo in the league and Jeffrey
8:40Simmons and Tvandre Sweat. They trade Sweat in the offseason and they trade Simmons after week seven. [snorts] But this run defense,
8:48it allowed Woody Marks to average four yards a carry.
8:52>> This run defense is the defense that's >> 8,000.6 six yards per carry for a normal running back.
8:59>> Scott, it gets better.
9:00>> Yeah, >> this run defense is the defense responsible for Judkins breaking the streak.
9:06>> Oh man.
9:07>> 17 for 96 against Tennessee. Judkins broke the the four yards per carry streak, which was over a calendar year long.
9:15>> That's crazy. That's a great stat, Pre.
9:17>> Yeah. So, my point is this defense sucks. This run defense stinks. And it's gotten worse since Jeffrey Simmons left.
9:23I know like you know on paper early in the year they were okay against the run.
9:28They're really not. They're they're a paper tiger paper house. So let's Toutton's going to smash him. And game script wise you they could be at a point
9:36at halftime where Trevor Lawrence is going to have to throw another pass and at some point they might take Toutin out
9:42and rest him but he's still going to get threequarters of a lot of work I think.
9:45So >> yeah. Yeah.
9:46>> Bing bang boom bada ba boom pow.
9:49>> Oh >> Zack Charbanet Raiders. the Raiders. Um, Zack Charbanet had 17 touches last week.
9:57And we should probably throw Jadarian Price as like an honorable mention here, too. I like both of them to outperform their their current uh status. And if
10:06you're a prop bet player, go ahead and take a look at their props. I think Charburn was like his overunder yesterday was like 60. So, I think
10:14that's really doable against the league's worst run defense. The Raiders, Scott, they are so bad. Um, the last six weeks they're giving up 5.4 yards per
10:25carry allowed to running backs. They've missed 44 tackles on the ground.
10:29>> They've given up 10 rushing touchdowns, a thousand rushing yards to running backs in six weeks.
10:37>> Yeah.
10:37>> Do you know how hard that is to do?
10:39That's that's historically bad. That's worse than the 2024 Carolina Panthers that we picked on every single week with great success. Yeah. play the props and
10:48and start Zack Charbanet with confidence. I think, you know, we're projecting RB19. I wouldn't be shocked at the end of the week if he finishes an
10:54RB1, Scott.
10:56>> Yeah, >> that's where I'm at. They've given up 150 rushing yards in three straight games, by the way.
11:00>> Yeah, and I'm I'm Zach Charban's biggest hater, and I'm right there with you. And it's we're talking about on multiple
11:06fronts. So, yeah, it's a generationally bad run defense. I've been saying that since the James Cook game. It's the worst ever yards before contact per
11:13attempt allowed. They're at 3.03 03 yards before contact allowed.
11:19>> The the 49ers defense are 3.35 yards per carry allowed. It's like uh absolutely insane.
11:26>> Scott, that do you familiar with success rate and how that's calculated?
11:29>> Yeah.
11:30>> So that almost means they're giving up on average a successful run on every play.
11:37>> Almost like right there. Obviously, >> you know, that's not how it actually splits out, but like they're they're right there. That's actually crazy.
11:43>> Yeah. Yeah, it's so it's a really great matchup for both him and Jadarian Price.
11:50The the the Seahawks are also 6.5 point favorites. Drew Lockach is dealing with an injury. So maybe they lean even heavier on the run as they should in
11:58this matchup. But then the other component here is hey like let's not forget like Jarian Price was drafted round one. You really liked him. You
12:06know Zack Charmin I think stinks. I hate him. I'm still so salty over what they did with Kenneth Walker last year. But
12:14uh Zack Charbanet had a 64% backfield carry share last week. That was higher than in any game he played in 2025. That
12:22was just his second game back with an ACL. Uh and he still played 57% of the snaps, 45% route share.
12:29>> They love him, >> right? And so Ryan Heath capitulating in the everything report, quote unquote quote unquote, my priors have been
12:38shaken fairly strongly here. It's, you know, that's that it's Yeah, that's it's it's it's weird. It's scary. It's sad.
12:46It's it's But it is what it is. Zack Sharbon.
12:50>> Can I tell you a dirty little secret?
12:52>> Go ahead.
12:52>> I've liquidated.
12:53>> Don't tell anyone. I promise it'll just be between you and me and no one else.
12:57>> And not on publicly available YouTube podcast format. Um, no one listens to this.
13:02>> I've liquidated almost every Jarian Price Dynasty share I have because of the Zack Sharbon thing.
13:08>> Wow.
13:09it. I couldn't believe what I saw last week. Like I know Jadarian's also working back from Ninja injury.
13:14>> Yeah.
13:15>> But I'm like I'm so paranoid now. I got good value. So it's not like I sold I wasn't selling low on price. I got
13:20basically a good return or better.
13:23>> So I was willing to do it. But I'm so paranoid they're going to do to him exactly what they did to Kenneth Walker.
13:29>> Oh my god. I know. It's so stupid.
13:31Please. Why? Don't do that. Don't do Why are you doing that?
13:34>> And he looks fantastic. By the way, don't let the yards per carry average fool you last week. He looked awesome.
13:39>> Jadarian Price.
13:40>> Yes.
13:41>> This is so stupid. Please, let's not let's not do this again.
13:44>> It's the same situation. They had Price more explosive make you miss guy versus the the three yards in the cloud of
13:52dust, Zack Charbanet. They just prefer staying on schedule, I guess. I don't although Charbanet did force six missed tackles last week, which I'm pretty sure
14:01is a careerhigh for him in the fantasy points data sweet era.
14:04>> Maybe we have to cut this out. Maybe not. This is kind of just for you and me, but I have two tweets here.
14:10>> So, one was I I tweeted out while we were live doing the NFL draft. Jadarian Price is the first running back in NFL
14:18draft history to be drafted in round one or two and never reach 125 touches in a single college football season.
14:27>> Wow.
14:27>> And so, that was one of the big red flags on him. It's very >> Jonathan Brooksesque. You know, the other Jonathan Brooks, you know, stat I
14:34love to read off. But here's the other tweet is that you and I kind of came up with this together in August. If I'm
14:41being completely honest with myself, it's probably 5050. Jarian Price outscores >> Oh boy.
14:47>> Jeremiah Love this year even though current ADP implies only 5%.
14:53>> And he's still going to >> he's the funny thing is he's still going to uh a lot of people were in the
15:00replies are like you're an idiot. You're going to look so stupid, bro. If what is it week 10 he had he had eight full
15:06weeks with zero running back competition. If he stayed healthy and was like anywhere close to a round one caliber talent like he really should
15:14have went off.
15:15>> Yeah. We don't live in that world unfortunately.
15:18>> No.
15:19>> Okay. Moving on. Jaylen Warren vers the Cincinnati Bengals projecting as RB12 15 points.
15:26I think Warren is a absolute smash play this week. Let me give you some data and then I'll let I'll toss it to you. Um,
15:33Bengals last five games are allowing 5.2 yards per carry to running backs. Cincy specifically is horrible against gap runs. These
15:43power counterp lead duo concepts.
15:46Anytime you can seal an alley on the outside, their edge defenders are not built to stop the run. Their linebackers are terrible. You can gash them. And
15:54here's where it gets better. Jaylen Warren, as much as we love him, he's great. He's the gap run extraordinaire, averaging over six yards a carry with a
16:0350% success rate. Top explosive run rate in the league on gap carries. This is what Pittsburgh does. They they are an
16:11alley team. They want to get you in in these sit these fronts where they can gash you with counter with power and duo
16:18and and they're going to take it right to you. And that's when Pittsburgh's been at their best this year is when
16:23they're doing that to teams. So, I love Jaylen Warren this week. What say you?
16:27>> Yeah, man. You don't need much to talk me into Jaylen Warren. I just think he's so good, man. It I don't know if we
16:33could pull it on the screen, but it's like look at this beautiful this beautiful cluster here.
16:41>> The cluster of Chase Brown, Jaylen, or are you saying something else?
16:47>> I'm just waiting for Trey to pull it on the screen.
16:48>> Oh, gotcha.
16:51>> Look at this. Look at that. though.
16:53Look, it's it's all the best running backs in football and it's just two simple stats. It's the the rushing stat and the receiving stat. Yards per carry,
17:02yards per route run. It's not just this year. I know he's running hot, but it's a two-year sample and it's just,
17:08>> yeah, why don't we see Jaylen Warren in the Bejian role, Jaylen Warren in the Jamir Gibbs role? Because when Rico
17:14Dattle went down, he was averaging like 200 yards from scrimmage per game. So >> I feel I feel like convicted that I have
17:23to explain this to the audio only listeners cuz this chart is pure >> sex.
17:27>> Sex. I mean it's so it's a quadrant chart with one axis you have yards for out run. The other axis is yards per
17:34carry. The top right quadrant being the elite of the elite. This is the company Jaylen Warren is in. Jir Gibbs, Kenneth
17:42Walker, Bjan Robinson, and Devon Achan.
17:46Is that Achan or Gordon? Can't read the screen.
17:48>> Han. Yeah. And it's it's like no one else. And even then, it's really just the cluster is is Jir Gibbs, Bejan, and
17:54Jaylen Warren. I label the quadrants can't run, can catch, can't run, can't catch, can run, can't catch, and then the do it all backs. It's like, yeah,
18:04this is this is a bell cow. So, the question I wanted to ask you to to to pivot off of this is, isn't there
18:11something to be said for the running back that is exceptional on the ground and through the air where you're not tipping your play calling hand, you can
18:21put them, you can motion them out, you can create mismatches. And so, I just feel like it's a misstep >> not doing that
18:31>> really. Well, yeah, I agree. But >> I think practically when you look at it, like I'm just trying to get an NFL coach
18:40brain. Jaylen Warren's a smaller guy.
18:42>> Yeah.
18:42>> He's also This is not the first coaching staff to do this with him, >> right? The last coaching staff did the
18:49same thing >> where it was Naja Harris and Jaylen Warren and they routinely favored Naja Harris. Last year even it was Kenneth
18:55Gainwell and Jaylen Warren and Kenneth Gainwell had a massive role in this offense for several weeks with a healthy Jaylen Warren. So, there's got to be
19:03something to that that obviously we we're not privy to. I do think Jaylen Warren's a very talented guy. I also like Rico Dole. So, and I I've been on
19:10record with that pretty clearly. But, yeah. I Does he deserve more touches?
19:13Yes. And I think he's gotten him this year, but it's >> Yeah. So, we continue this. Yeah. So, this is a two-year sample, but like if
19:20you go back since Jaylen Warren came into the league and you do it by miss tackles, force per touch, yards after
19:25contact per attempt, two of the best, most important, most predictive, stickiest running back stats, irrespective of offensive line play, it's like him and Bejian Robinson and no
19:34one else. Like, he's just always been super hyp. And so, like, fantasy dynasty bros have been pulling their hair out.
19:40It's like, why wouldn't you just give this guy >> and he's he's run better than he's ever run. So, you know, just weighing it's
19:47it's not what we want to happen. It's what's most likely to happen still in this matchup. Um I don't know. Chris has him RB12. You
19:56and me, we probably go RB9, RB10.
19:59>> Yeah, I think that's fair.
20:01All right, last running back we're gonna get to today is one Ali Gordon versus the Indianapolis Colts.
20:08>> Wow. RB 13.
20:10>> Yeah, he's projecting that way. Listen, Ali Gordon looks awesome, >> bro. I I disagree, man, on Oh, sorry.
20:20I think he looks awesome. I I disagree on your and Chris's love for him, but I I'll let you make the pitch. Maybe
20:27that's going to I'll I'll feel foolish in a second.
20:30>> Well, I'll say this. Let's start with the matchup. The Colts awful against the run. They're giving up five yards a
20:37carry to running backs on the season.
20:39They got nuked by Jaylen Warren. They got nuked by Baltton. and they got nuked by Javvante Williams. Similar archetype by the way with Oi Gordon. Secondly,
20:47that was all before the Colts decided not to play anymore this season and the Colts went and fires sold their team and
20:54they traded a Josh DS. They traded a DeForest Buckner and they decided they wanted to be less competitive this year.
21:00I don't expect the Colts to be very competitive, right? And so Ali Gordon comes in on a team that just lost their
21:07starting quarterback with a need to establish the run. They're gonna slow the pace of this game down because it's a game they could and maybe should win.
21:15We could argue they've been scrappy and Gordon passes the eye test for me where he looks awesome. I think it's a perfect
21:22storm of matchup versus uh like the Dolphins aren't good, but the Colts aren't either. And so I know that's the big concern. I feel like I can read your
21:31mind. You're going to say, "Well, Kyle McCord stinks. We don't know anything about him. Malik Willis is gone. They're going to be able to just key and load
21:38the box and stop the run." I don't think it matters. I don't think the Colts are capable of doing that.
21:42>> Ah, okay. Well, you beat me to it then.
21:45That's a word for word. Exactly what I was going to say. Cal McCord. [snorts] Um, I think RB13's high, but sh I mean,
21:53hey, >> you know, I'm not I'm I'm not going to die on that hill against you and Chris.
21:57>> You know how pleased I was to see Chris Adam RB13? Cuz I had him in my notes. I was like, this is one of my guys this
22:02week. Went on John's show, talked him up on John's show, and then I open up the projections this morning. I'm like, "Oh
22:08my gosh, Chris is right there with me. I love this." Awesome. Makes me feel good.
22:13You want to head over to some wide receivers?
22:15>> Yeah. I'll just say, hey, I had Corey Ker listed as a start. Uh I know it's not >> You scrapped him. I know, but like
22:23he's probably the most asked, you know, start set of the week. It's like, what do I do with this guy? I I
22:31have him as a lowend RB2. It's a bad matchup. the guy probably stinks, but also the odds of him just falling inside
22:37the end zone are pretty good. So, I think he's like RB20 in my ranks and our projections. So, just >> Well, part of part of it for me too
22:46isn't just the matchup. It's that all the beats are saying Lan Larrison's going to have a big time role.
22:52>> I assume does the pass catching back and he gets like but >> the high value touches. We know we can't
22:57run against the Lions. So, you would need Tiner to catch some passes to pay off his projection.
23:04Do you get what I'm saying? Do you get the angle I'm I'm driving at here?
23:06>> Listen, it's I think he gets 75% of the early down rushing work. And you know, if he get inside the red zone, need to
23:13run it, he he can score a touchdown.
23:16>> He played like 22 snaps the other day.
23:18Uh Larrison.
23:20>> Yeah, he Yeah, but Cory Connor was heavily involved before Raandre went down, before Tvian went down. So >> yeah. So So let's say Connor gets 15
23:28carries for >> Is Lar a white guy, Brett? Let's just see.
23:31>> Of course, his name's Lan.
23:34It's the name of my Wi-Fi.
23:36>> He actually was I was convinced he was going to be one of your your pre-draft darlings, but it ended up being Eli
23:40Hiden Reich.
23:41>> That's right.
23:42>> Who's slightly more white?
23:43>> Dude, Eli Henrik would would go for 200 yards in this game if if he was on the I can't believe the Patriots didn't take
23:49him. Are you kidding me?
23:50>> I know. Josh McDaniels special right there.
23:53>> He'd be in the Hall of Fame if Josh McDaniels took him. All right, let's let's wide receivers.
23:59>> Wide receivers.
23:59>> This is a sick mustache on Lan Larrison, though. I I'm changing my mind. We're all right. Lane Larrison, start of the
24:05week. Sick mustache.
24:08>> All right, let's go. Z Flowers. I don't know that we need a a long prologue on this one. Wide receiver, nine, 17 points
24:17projection. He's awesome. Great matchup.
24:20The the big question is Jacobe Brassette, right?
24:24>> I mean, it's not even a question. It's just like a colossal upgrade from Joey Finano. Who's like >> It's probably an upgrade over Huntleyway
24:31if we're being honest.
24:32>> Four years from now, I'm gonna say the name Joey Faniano. And you're what?
24:35>> What? Who's that?
24:36>> I've never heard that name before.
24:38>> Was he an insync? Was that >> And but I'll remember but I'll remember for how he let >> for how he let down Zay Flowers. Uh
24:46dude, you know how easy I I could get Z Flowers 20 PPR points. You start me at quarterback. Uh but listen, the the
24:52guy's top five in yards for route run.
24:55>> Um and a huge upgrade. Oh, and it's a great matchup. 98 degrees in Backtory Boys.
25:03>> New kids on the block.
25:04>> Yep.
25:05>> Joey Faniano. All right.
25:07>> Parker Washington, the exodia.
25:10>> Yep.
25:10>> To end all Exodas, as you would say.
25:13>> Great matchup. [sighs and gasps] >> He's he's wide receiver 12 in yards per route run. wide receiver, 12 in fantasy
25:20points per route. If he was just running a normal number of routes, I would be looking like a genius.
25:27>> The problem is Jacksonville's playing two quarters per game on offense to every team's four quarters because they're just rolling over everyone.
25:36That's going to happen again, but I kind of don't think it matters. Tennessee is the league's biggest pass funnel over the last five weeks. So even though
25:44teams are just, you know, the game's over at halftime, they're still passing on them a lot. And maybe you could tell
25:51me x's and o's why that makes sense without Simmons now. But, uh, that's what's happening. Uh, and it's also the best matchup on paper. The Titans are
25:59giving up 8.8 schedule adjusted fantasy points per game to wide receivers. It's the most by any defense. Did >> you say, why are teams passing on them
26:06now? Because they don't have Simmons.
26:07>> Yeah. Uh because now you don't have Jeffrey Simmons in your quarterback's lap half a second into a snap.
26:14>> It's true. Yeah, that's a good point.
26:16Yeah.
26:16>> Yeah.
26:17>> Yeah.
26:18>> This matchup is so good it almost it might be too good.
26:23>> You know what I mean? Like you know what I mean? Like it's like this game could legitimately be done at halftime. Now I
26:28will say the Titans have been playing better football the last couple weeks.
26:31>> Yeah.
26:31>> They have um they've shown some resiliency especially on the offensive side. Cam Ward has probably had his two best games of his career the last two
26:38games. So >> may maybe they can >> bar >> well well it's that the point is like if they can keep it relatively close
26:46>> Pard having the two best games of his career.
26:48>> If they can keep it relatively close for like into the third quarter you you definitely get some payoff here.
26:54>> T McMillan versus the New Orleans Saints projecting as wide receiver 15 14.8 fantasy points. I don't really have a lot of notes myself on T so I'll let
27:03this one up. I'll leave it up to you.
27:05Knock on.
27:05>> Yeah, it's again, it's just my conviction in this game going over McMillan.
27:10High-end wide receiver, too, by volume production. The Saints, they're they're soft on the perimeter.
27:16>> That's a little bit more T than it is Coker. Uh, third most schedule adjusted to outside wide receivers, fifth most
27:22yards per game to outside wide receivers. They're giving up the most deep receiving yards per game to opposing wide receivers. Second worst
27:29defense at defending the deep ball on an EPA uh per drop back basis. And so uh yeah, I I think you know we have seen
27:39Carolina shift more runheavy um to protect Bryce Young. And this is a great match up for Chuba Hubard, but I I kind
27:45of think there's room for all these guys to to eat perhaps even including Jaylen Coker. But again, given how soft the
27:52Saints are on the perimeter, it's a little bit more McMillan than it is Coker, in my opinion.
27:58>> Fair enough. Jameson Williams versus the New England Patriots. Wide receiver 19, projecting for 13.3 fantasy points.
28:07>> I didn't have a strong take >> on on the Lions pass catchers. I thought maybe it could be an Amanra week because
28:13the the Patriots have been kind of weak to the slot. But, uh, tell me what you got on JO. So, since week four, Jameson
28:20Williams is a fringe wide receiver one by fantasy points per game, XFP per game. Uh, New England is giving up 6.4
28:28schedule adjusted fantasy points per game to outside wide receivers. That ranks second worst. Christian Gonzalez, who got roasted last week, by the way,
28:37probably isn't going to shadow Jameson, right? Probably isn't going to shadow Jameson. And so, that means he has a really good matchup at least most of the
28:45time.
28:46>> I I I don't know. I think he might shadow Jameson.
28:49>> Do you?
28:50>> Well, Carlton Davis is out. He's not making the trip.
28:52>> Yeah, >> that's their other good corner.
28:55>> Yeah.
28:55>> So, I don't know why. I mean, why would you ever waste a rep with Gonzalez on Tesla?
29:06>> Yeah. It's not what Steve has. I mean, the You're not going to shadow Amanra.
29:13Almondra is not >> You can't shadow Amanra. They move him too much. Yeah, >> has never been shadowed because of that.
29:19>> They'll literally if you want to try to shadow him, they'll just put him in the slot for the whole game and he won't
29:24move.
29:25>> Yeah.
29:25>> And then if if you're not shadowing him, they'll put him outside. It's it's I don't know.
29:29>> So So the other stat I had, and I I guess maybe that's the thing is it doesn't matter is uh New England's
29:35giving up just about 60 yards per game on deep passes. That ranks bottom three.
29:41and Jameson up until last week's tough match up against the Dolphins, he had at least 16 fantasy points in four straight games.
29:50This kind of looks like a shootout with the close spread, the high overunder.
29:55Um, and so it really comes down to that Christian Gonzalez matchup, but I mean it did got the guy did get eviscerated
30:02last week.
30:03>> Bro, you're underelling it.
30:05>> Yeah, >> he gave up 151 receiving yards last week.
30:08>> It's probably >> on 11 catches. It's probably double his his next closest like worst game of his career.
30:15>> Yes. 80 yards allowed in one game for a corner is a lot for like an average or a good corner. No, that's a lot for an
30:22average corner. Sorry.
30:25151 is like you don't see that. You don't see a guy get picked on like that.
30:28Especially a guy with his reputation.
30:30And it was Christian Watson. They did try to shadow Watson with him early in the game, too. They moved Watson to the
30:36slot. Gonzalez followed him and Watson just cooked him. I it was a it was a wild game, bro.
30:44>> It makes you wonder if he's broken now and then he doesn't have Carlton Davis on the other side of him. So,
30:48>> right. Well, you see that with cornerbacks is they can just dramatically and just like maybe they pick up an injury that like if you just
30:56see one really bad game, >> it's worth kind of throwing out eight weeks of them being lights out.
31:02Honestly, >> he has been banged up all year too, so it could >> toughest position to play in football.
31:08It's the most volatile. Like when I used to do my studies at PFF, I'm like, "Okay, quarterback is like arguably is
31:15the next most impactful position after quarterback, but it's so volatile yeartoyear. Uh it's not necessarily worth spending a ton of money at the
31:24quarterback position." And so you have all these factors at play for Jameson where on paper it's great. Uh with the deep the deep ball stuff, just playing
31:32on the outside, the schematic's good.
31:34It's a man-heavy matchup. He's much better against man throughout his career.
31:38>> That's a great point.
31:39>> It all comes down to Christian Gonzalez.
31:41And if if this isn't a fully healthy Christian Gonzalez or if he doesn't shadow, this is, you know, what we're saying is there's a lot of volatility
31:48here. So, this might be a good guy for ladder bets.
31:52>> Yeah.
31:52>> Instead of instead of the overunder, Brett, it's the But yeah, anyway, he checks in at wide receiver 19. I'm a
31:59little bit higher on that. Probably wide receiver 14 for me. But >> Scott, you know what else?
32:05>> What's that?
32:06>> Patriots can't really rush the passer either.
32:09>> Yeah.
32:10>> You know what Jared Goff does? The teams that can't rush the passer.
32:12>> That's right. That's right.
32:13>> My god, man. Like you might be on I I wasn't thinking, J, but I I think you've you've >> you tried to take him off the sheet and
32:19>> I did. I actually No, I did take him off the sheet. You put him back on.
32:24So [snorts] >> I was like, well, at least it'll be entertaining for the listeners. So hopefully that was entertaining for the
32:29listeners.
32:31Jeremy Bernard >> for Cincinnati Bengals. Wide receiver 26 11.8.
32:36>> My note here before I throw it to you, DJ Turner is for fantasy purposes is the scariest corner.
32:43>> Yeah.
32:43>> In the NFL and he is going to be shadowed against DK Metaf and he's going to erase DK Metaf from this game.
32:49>> Bro, he's the Exodia killer. He shut down Z. He shut down Parker. He shut down Drake London.
32:54>> And this is this has started last year he's been doing this. He literally >> in fact I'm more scared of him than like
33:02Pat Certain or Derek Stingley or Christian like yeah turner's a killer and teams won't even throw at him. He's so good.
33:09>> Yeah.
33:09>> So no no DK is why I'm high on Jeremy Bernard. I think they're going to have to find >> other solutions to throwing the football
33:17here. Cincinnati notably weak in the slot. Notably weak against tight ends as well. So it's like the middle of that Cincy defense is just poor. and uh uh in
33:27terms of coverage. Anyways, so I I think Bernard now the schematic stuff isn't super sticky here. Like it's a smaller sample. He's been targeted kind of the
33:36same in man zone. So it's not really a man zone thing for me. It's more just Turner's taking out Metaf. Bernard has
33:43to be the the solution to the problem here.
33:46>> Yeah. So the Bengals really profile as an extreme slot funnel. They're really tough on the perimeter. They're giving up the second most yards per game to the
33:54slot, which is where Bernard runs roughly 50% of his routes. Uh the Steelers have shifted way more runheavy because they know they have something
34:02special in Jaylen Warren. They know they kind of need to hide Aaron Rogers a little bit. Uh but even so, he's still
34:09technically averaging 7.6 targets per game in games without Michael Pitman this year. Um so yeah, I I really like this. We fringe wide receiver too this
34:20week and I don't think a lot of people would expect that. Honestly, he might be in available uh in I'm going to guess
34:27available in 33% of leagues. What are you going to guess, Brett?
34:31>> I'll guess he's available in 40% of leagues.
34:35>> Yeah, just about right. So, he's he's rostered in 65% of leagues. So, we were both just just right about there.
34:42>> So, let me ask you this. Jeremy Bernard or Casey Conpsion?
34:45>> I'd go Bernard. Jeremy Bernard or Stefon Diggs?
34:51>> I'd go Diggs probably.
34:52>> Would you? Against the Giants who don't allow any passing yards.
34:58>> Yeah.
34:58>> All right. I I'll give it to you. Jeremy Bernard or Jaylen Coker? You're going to say Coker. Jeremy Bernard or Florenoi.
35:05>> Uh I need to think on that one.
35:08>> Okay. We just need one more to call him a wide receiver, too. That's what I'm trying to get.
35:11>> Yeah. Yeah.
35:12>> We need one more.
35:14>> You All right. Pro probably not over Florenoi.
35:18>> Okay, so he truly is a fringe wide receiver, too. But definitely a startum in your flex spot guy for sure. Adai
35:25Mitchell, let's just do both these at the same time. Adnai Mitchell, Omar Cooper Jr. against the Buffalo Bills.
35:30The Bills pass defense has been egregiously bad. Now, they did just make a big time trade for Ammani Hooker coming over from the Tennessee Titans,
35:38but don't know that they fixed that overnight with him. So Adnai Mitchell projecting as wide receiver 35 10.1 fantasy points. Omar Cooper Jr. wide
35:47receiver 29 11.3. I think before the show you contended that maybe we should pinch these guys in projections a little bit but
35:55>> I would flip them actually.
35:56>> Flip them. Okay. Outright flip. All right.
35:58>> So last week I strongly preferred Omar Cooper >> and this week I prefer Adonai Mitchell >> and and and these projections you're
36:08seeing. So, all starts in three wide receiver leagues. Um, or with Garrett Wilson projected back. The case for Omar Cooper Jr. is he currently ranks top
36:18seven in yards per route run. He had a 34% target share last week. It was the second highest by a rookie in any game
36:25this year. Um, argument for Adonai Mitchell is what's the stat I? It was a good stat. So, in full games this year,
36:34he's averaging 147 airs per game. that would lead all wide receivers.
36:40We talk about this insane airyard role for for Matthew Golden.
36:45>> Mhm.
36:46>> It's even better for Adai Mitchell who's also getting open at a higher rate. All three of the Jets wide receivers are top
36:51three and ass. It's insane. I never seen anything like that. Really impressive.
36:56Adai Mitchell flopped last week, but I called that given the matchup. You called that given the matchup.
37:01Otherwise, he had 60 63 142 yards in three full games. Uh Omar Cooper's a little banged up. Garrett Wilson's a
37:11little banged up. Um and so yeah, last three games 12, 9, seven targets. He's a really volatile guy. He's a lot like
37:19Jame Williams. Um but I'd be putting my chips on on boom a little bit more than Bus. But don't let this debate between
37:27the two wide receivers distract us >> from the big picture item here, which is that this is a great matchup for all
37:33these guys, the Bills, >> uh, bottom six and fantasy points per game. Uh, schedule adjusted fantasy points per game to wide receivers.
37:40They're a little worse on the outside than the inside. So, that's another feather in an eye. Mitchell's >> Yeah, >> there's really actually RA is the only
37:48slot receiver that got him this year.
37:49>> Wow. Okay.
37:51>> Everyone else has been They've been pretty sting. Even Zay's really struggled in the slot. All his production came on the outside in that
37:56game. Well, >> I also go for for DFS, I think, >> just because these guys are so these wide receivers are awesome.
38:05>> Yeah. I I I don't play DFS, but I that would be top of my mind. It's like, how can I get Gino into a lineup with with a
38:12few variety of stacks here?
38:14>> Yeah.
38:15>> You can't you can't stack three receivers from the same team, though, right?
38:19>> No, you're you're probably not going to do that. But you can. You just probably wouldn't.
38:24>> Maybe a good opportunity to to play some Showdown, eh? Huh?
38:27>> Yeah.
38:27>> Huh? You a Showdown guy?
38:29>> No. But you are kind.
38:30>> I used to used to crush Showdown.
38:33>> We've been crushing Showdown. Shout out Brian Rubier, who's the master debater, one of our writers.
38:39>> He's had multiple like 5k hits in a row playing show and he's just like, "Yeah, Chris's projections are awesome. It's
38:45easy."
38:47>> Do you think uh Brian Rubier, the master debater, is a slot ass guy?
38:53I think everyone at Fantasy Points is an ass guy.
38:56>> Slot ass though.
38:57>> Slot. There's wide ass, there's slot, there's man, >> zone ass, >> single ass.
39:08>> All right, tight ends. We We put a a whole one tight end on the list here.
39:13Tight end 15. It It's >> He looks kind of goofy.
39:16>> He That is a weird That is a weird picture.
39:19>> [snorts] >> Uh, Hunter Henry, tight end 15 projecting 9.2 fantasy points this week. Definitely feels like a high-end streaming guy.
39:28Definitely a DFS player, right? But Detroit is so woefully bad against tight ends. They got lucky last week because they played the Miami Dolphins, so there
39:38wasn't any tight end production against them. But New England is a very competent team and and Drake May does throw the ball to tight ends, whether
39:45it's Hunter Henry or Eli Rarden. I I really like him as a streamer. And in fact, it's like, you know, you you could do worse if you
39:54got guys on buy this week, for sure.
39:57>> Yeah.
39:58>> Where are you at on Hunter Henry?
40:00>> Yeah, this one's really easy. Detroit's the best tight end matchup in football by like orders of magnitude.
40:05>> Yeah.
40:06>> Uh Romeo Dobs out. AJ Brown's probably not 100%. So, >> is it 10?
40:13Detroit's given up like a ridiculous amount of touchdowns to tight ends. 11 11 touchdowns to tight ends in eight games. That's I've I've never seen
40:24anything like that, dude.
40:25>> Yeah. So, we like Hunter Henry, but he's not our super special secret start of the week.
40:32>> It's actually >> he's from the same game.
40:35>> Yeah.
40:37>> Start of the week is Deario Pop >> Chism Doug.
40:42Demario Pop Douglas. Um, and the reason for that is that this Detroit Lions defense, they're bad against slot receivers, too. Their linebackers have
40:52really struggled in coverage this year, and teams have gone at them at the slot and tight end position. And Douglas is
40:58on an absolute heater right now. He has emerged as the wide receiver one with AJ Brown being hurt, with Romeo Dobs being
41:04hurt. Brown might be back this week, but I don't even think it matters. Detroit's been weak against the slot. Douglas is
41:12he's been awesome. Um what is he third in overall ass?
41:16He's a man killer as well. That's a huge schematic advantage in this game. The Lions have gone back to playing a ton of
41:23man coverage the last four weeks after a really bad start to the season. Demar Douglas has the I'm pretty sure he has
41:29the highest yards per route run against man. Is that is that not true? Four 4.6 or something like that. He also has the
41:34highest separation score against man.
41:36Dude dude's a freak. He is like if you're going to play man against Bob Douglas, you just you're losing that down. You're conceding it. It's over.
41:43Down over. Pop Douglas wins.
41:45>> He's really popping on every So he is a tremendous man beater. Only JSN is higher in yards per rout against man
41:53over the last two years. But he's 3.43.
41:56That's more than double as 1.61 against zone. Detroit is giving it the second most schedule adjusted fantasy points per game to slot wide receivers. The
42:05most yards per game to slot wide. That's where he runs 83% of his routes. Um he's been kind of on fire. He is 16.5 fantasy
42:14points in four of his last five games.
42:16Over the span top 15 in yards per game, fantasy points per game. Finally saw wide receiver one target volume last week. Nine targets, caught five for 102
42:27yards. Uh he has 11 deep targets, which is kind of crazy. That's 13th among all wide receivers. Especially shocking for an 80% slot guy.
42:38>> That's like 11, bro. Yeah, Detroit getting hemorrhaged in uh deep 49 deep yards per game allowed. That's bottom six. Uh yeah, so it's just like I love
42:48stacking these positive trends and so we just stack so many of them here and like yeah, let's not lose sight of the one
42:54thing we kept talking about was the Josh McDaniel slot role, how valuable that is historically.
43:01>> That's we we were like I think it's Romeo Dobs. I think Romeo Dobs and no it's Pop Douglas. And guess what? You
43:08know, we were wrong on the player, right on the value of the role. That happens sometimes. And so, it all comes together
43:14here for the super special secret start of the week.
43:17>> Heck yeah. Pop Douglas, man beater extraordinaire, which is better than being Josh Jacobs if we're being honest.
43:28>> Oh boy.
43:28>> Speaking of which, we do need to address something. An elephant in the room. Uh >> oh.
43:32>> Well, Josh Jacobs, we had a bet on the line last week.
43:35>> Did we?
43:36>> About Josh Jacobs. I don't even remember what it was. Yeah.
43:39>> Over or under? 14 fantasy points.
43:42>> You bet the over. I bet the under.
43:44>> Oh, he got hurt. Come on.
43:45>> I know. I'm not I'm not claiming I won.
43:47Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa. I'm not claiming I won. There's a reason we waited till today to address it. It's cuz the the
43:52bets moot.
43:53>> Technically.
43:54>> Yeah.
43:55>> Is it a push? Cuz if it's a push, >> then Motion Man has earned himself a segment.
44:01>> Whoa. You're right.
44:03>> Yeah, >> you're right. You're right. Okay.
44:06So, so motion man Trey, you got to be prepared for next week. You're getting a segment.
44:12>> That's awesome.
44:13>> All right.
44:13>> Put Put me in, coach.
44:15>> We got it. What is it? A Pokemon card something.
44:18>> Uh yeah. Yeah. Some some type of Pokemon card uh market report maybe or something. So >> Oh, I like that. Do you want to know how
44:25much we're being spied on by social media? Trey, I have never once searched Pokemon card YouTube content one time.
44:34That's not true. You have like 10 kids who are definitely on your computer. No, >> no, no, no. That they're not allowed on
44:39anything that has work stuff just because >> Okay. Okay.
44:42>> I never know what you're going to say to me in a message. You know what I mean?
44:44Like that's um Anyways, uh and Betray and I we talk about Pokemon cards on the phone and somehow YouTube knows that and so now I
44:54get all these Pokemon card content creators in my YouTube algo. Just saying. Just saying. So, anyways, >> Pokemon card content's the next vertical
45:03after Bible study. So, we're going to get the Bible study figured out and then >> bam, Pokemon content.
45:09>> I like that. I like that. I do have four kids that collect Pokemon cards. I also have a little collection myself. So, I
45:16have some ungraded cards that I need Trey to buy off of me, but uh he won't.
45:24Anyways, all right, enough of that.
45:26Start of the week. Pop Douglas. This is our week 10 breakdown. Thank you so much for listening to us. We will be back on
45:34Monday morning with our week 10 reactions. We are out.
