The Lineup Show - 6 Buy Low Fantasy Football Players About To EXPLODE Before Week 7 | Fantasy Football 2026
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Oct 19, 2026
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Mon, October 19, 2026
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Jayden DanielsA.J. BrownBrock PurdyDak PrescottDeVonta SmithGeorge KittleKendrick BourneMakai LemonMark AndrewsMarvin Harrison Jr.Michael WilsonNico CollinsRashod BatemanZay Flowers
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A.J. Brown
PositiveValue5:17
Buy-low window open after one-game return from injury with three catches for 27 yards on 10 targets; the volume is the key indicator of team intent. Narrative of being 'washed' is confirmation bias from limited sample. Schedule features get-right spots: Chicago, Miami, Green Bay, Detroit before bye. Romeo Dobbs shoulder injury could mean more volume. Source expects overreaction to close this window immediately in Week 7, making now the time to acquire him at a discount.
Insight pageBrock Purdy
PositiveMatchup19:00
The source identifies Brock Purdy over 1.5 passing touchdowns as a strong play against Washington, which has allowed the second most fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks entering week six. Purdy has hit this line in every game this season and the source is "hammering this." The source also notes the option to juice the line to 2.5 passing touchdowns is viable, saying "I don't hate it either."
Insight pageDak Prescott
PositiveValue0:38
Buy-low opportunity after two poor performances; schedule improves significantly with Eagles, Cardinals, and Colts next three games—all teams that have struggled against opposing quarterbacks in fantasy. Still has elite weapons in CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens, plus a bad defense that forces volume. The source notes he earned QB5 overall last year in a similar situation and is a good quarterback in a good situation despite recent struggles; now is a nice time to buy low at a discount.
Insight pageDeVonta Smith
NegativeInjury10:31
Health concerns mounting; can't stay on the field. Injury status worth monitoring as Eagles' season potentially continues to deteriorate, which could create more opportunity for Makai Lemmon.
Insight pageGeorge Kittle
PositiveMatchup19:48
The source targets George Kittle over 65.5 receiving yards against Washington, which allows more yards to the tight end position than any other team in week six. Kittle is averaging just above this number despite ramping up from an Achilles injury in weeks one and two when he played under 50% of snaps. The source calls this "one of my favorite plays on the week, let alone the night" and states "I'm going nuclear on this play. I love it."
Insight pageJayden Daniels
PositiveMatchup18:24
The source highlights Jaden Daniels' rushing upside against San Francisco's defense, which allows the eighth least passing yards in the NFL, forcing creative offensive play-calling. Daniels has crushed the over 37.5 rushing yards line in three of his last five games, including 103 rushing yards last week, demonstrating he is not tentative in the run game. The source calls this matchup "so juicy" and "a phenomenal spot for him."
Insight pagePositiveMatchup30:21
Over 37.5 rushing yards is a strong Monday Night Football play. Has crushed this line in three of last five games, going well over it. No Bill Krosky-Meritt this week. Expected to be used in run game against 49ers defense allowing eighth-least passing yards in NFL; Cardinals will need to get creative. Source calls this 'so juicy' and says it's a phenomenal spot.
Insight pageKendrick Bourne
PositiveRole15:32
Source dismisses narrative that Bourne is the primary target over Michael Wilson going forward; unlikely to continue outproducing Wilson despite recent two-game stretch.
Insight pageMakai Lemon
PositiveSleeper8:23
Dirt-cheap acquisition available in 55% of Sleeper leagues; can be added off waivers or as a throw-in in trades. First-round draft capital and Pro Football Focus's highest-graded receiver in last year's draft class. Rookie receivers often explode down the stretch after quiet starts. Even if Eagles' season continues to deteriorate, team will ramp up involvement given draft capital invested. Potential league winner at peanuts cost; could develop into what was originally paid for in draft capital.
Insight pageMark Andrews
NegativeProjection28:19
Looked poor early in season despite early-year optimism about his return; described as 'dog water' by source. Not expected to be major beneficiary of Lamar Jackson's return.
Insight pageMarvin Harrison Jr.
NegativeRole17:17
Traded to Houston and reunited with CJ Stroud; looked pretty good on a couple of catches in London debut. Narrative suggests he could become major part of Texans offense as he gets more acclimated, potentially reducing Nico Collins' target share.
Insight pageMichael Wilson
PositiveValue14:10
Fourth-most targets of any wide receiver in NFL despite quiet two-week showing (four catches for 30 yards vs. Lions, four for 32 vs. Rams); still received seven targets in each game. Source is targeting him most aggressively of all buy-lows. Was WR2 overall in back half of last season when Marvin Harrison Jr. was out; now with Harrison traded to Houston, Wilson should solidly be top-15 to top-20 WR rest of season at current discount price. Cardinals will play catch-up more, creating favorable game scripts for Wilson to feast.
Insight pageNico Collins
PositiveValue18:31
Still expensive but cheaper than he should be given recent narrative. Jalen Knoll has outscored him in last two games and hasn't hit 11 PPR points in each, but source dismisses concerns about reduced volume. Third in passer rating when targeted among receivers with 20+ targets (Knoll is first). Will remain alpha of pass-heavy Texans offense that can't run the ball. Had two top-eight weekly finishes in first two games played; should return closer to that production. Texans' big London win gives them playoff life and positive outlook for protecting Collins' health.
Insight pageRashod Bateman
PositiveRole28:34
Source expresses low confidence in Bateman's role in Ravens offense going forward, suggesting Jacoby Lane is more likely to emerge as Lamar Jackson's target option down the stretch.
Insight pageZay Flowers
NegativeRole27:15
Already established as primary target in Ravens offense; Jacoby Lane expected to emerge as secondary option once Lamar Jackson returns.
Insight pageFull transcript
Episode Transcript
0:00Welcome into the Lineup Fantasy Football Show, I'm Mitch Anderson.
0:03I'm Justin Mello. And if you have any start set questions, trade questions, or anything we can answer to help you win
0:09your Week 7 matchup and beyond, let us know down below and we're going to answer every single comment.
0:14Of course, we are also announcing the winner of our Kenneth Walker jersey giveaway at the end of the show.
0:19But as always, the lineup is presented by Dabble Fantasy.
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0:29But Mello, let's get into our six biggest buy-ups.
0:31I'm going to talk about later this episode that I am trading for everywhere, but let's jump into your first guy you're buying before Week 7.
0:38Let's get the people fired up because I think a lot of people are really mad at this guy and that's Dak
0:44Prescott coming off two stinky performances, like not just underwhelming, like stinky bad performances.
0:48Stinky is an understatement. Yeah, I actually can't even think of a word that does it quite justice.
0:53It's like he remembered that it's an even-numbered season and he's legally obligated to suck.
0:57He's like, I know I'm not hurt, but I'm going to hurt you.
1:00Yeah, something has to go wrong when it's an even-numbered year.
1:03And it's really hard to blame much else aside from himself.
1:06Like he just personally has been horrible. There's really no other way to put it.
1:10But now let's move on from the negatives. And let's not forget just how great the first few weeks were.
1:16And to add a little bit of context, and I know he's been horrible, so I don't want to make excuses for him.
1:22Some of the turnovers, two of the picks I would say weren't his fault.
1:26Jake Ferguson two weeks ago off his hands was picked.
1:29Last night, CeeDee Lamb just fell down on the route.
1:31So again, I know he sucked, but maybe not as putridly bad as it feels.
1:35And the schedule is getting easier. His next three games are against the Eagles, Cardinals, and Colts.
1:40Those are beautiful fantasy matchups, teams that have struggled against opposing quarterbacks, especially from a fantasy football perspective.
1:45So you can see the bounce back happening. And the other thing I'll add is he still has CeeDee Lamb.
1:50He still has George Pickens. He still has a really bad defense.
1:54He certainly has a bad defense. And that's the perfect recipe for fantasy success.
1:57It's the same recipe that earned him the quarterback five spot overall last year.
2:01However, the Cowboys are a bad team, but they could still win the NFC least.
2:05I mean, this vision is wide open, so you know they'll continue to be aggressive in pursuit of the division.
2:11I think now is a nice time to buy low.
2:14Look, we know what Dak Prescott is. We've known what he is for years.
2:17He's not an elite quarterback, but he is a good quarterback and went in a really good situation and put up really good numbers.
2:24Don't let these last two weeks leave a bad taste in your mouth.
2:27Yeah, I think this is such a good one.
2:30And we talk about like this year quarterback is so deep in the sense that like if you don't have Josh Allen
2:36and honestly, after the past few weeks, I'll add Drake May kind of into that conversation too of like, you know, you
2:42can get some of these guys for an attainable price.
2:45If you're streaming quarterback right now and you really need somebody like Dak, I don't think you have to give up too much to get him.
2:52And I agree with you. I can't see a world that it gets worse from here.
2:56No, I agree. And I like what you said too, like, especially in one quarterback leagues, a lot of guys are streaming.
3:02It's kind of wide open. He's a guy I think you can get at a discount though.
3:07Yeah, absolutely. Let's go to a guy that you could get at a discount for a while and then the price rose.
3:13And now I think we're right back to being able to get him at a discount.
3:17And that's AJ Brown. Talk about stinky three catches for 27 yards off of 10 targets, Mello.
3:21And if you want to consider the onside kick a target, he dropped that one too.
3:26The whole day was just absolutely horrific, but I'm chalking the whole thing up to Russ.
3:30I'm thanking my lucky stars that we have another by-low window here on the number one receiver for potentially the hottest quarterback in fantasy football right now.
3:38And yes, I know it was bad. I watched the game too.
3:41As a Patriots fan, I watched it closer than any other game yesterday.
3:44But for me, the 10 targets should tell you everything.
3:47This team wants and more importantly needs to get AJ Brown going and they will.
3:51He looked bad, but he basically played a half of football all year.
3:55Gets thrown right back into the action here in week six.
3:58Now we have Romeo Dobbs potentially hurt, could miss some time with the shoulder injury.
4:02Not to mention AJ Brown schedule coming up. Perfect get right spots.
4:05You have Chicago, Miami, Green Bay and Detroit all before the bye.
4:08Right now, I think you have a one week window before we start feeding the squeaky wheel.
4:13And we see AJ Brown get plenty involved. And that window is closed immediately in week seven.
4:18If people overreact to one week from AJ Brown, go get him.
4:21And I think people are overreacting. Oh, he's washed.
4:23There was a narrative already going into the year of like, oh, well, he's washed.
4:27And now this is confirmation bias here of being like, well, I didn't get to see anything for the first five weeks.
4:33And then I finally do get to see him and he looks like trash.
4:37And so I think people are going to run with that.
4:40And I think you're going to be able to get him for pennies on the dollar.
4:44Agreed. And look, he got 10 targets. Okay. Yeah.
4:47Like the volume is there. The drops are going to dissipate.
4:50He's going to start catching the ball. He's going to start making plays.
4:53I agree. I think this might, he might be my favorite by low right now, to be honest.
4:58Yeah. Well, let's move on to another receiver on the team he used to play for the Philadelphia Eagles.
5:03Let's talk about Makai Lemmon, Mitch. Are we sick and twisted for propping up Eagles like we do?
5:08Are we addicted to the pain? I don't know why he's doing this.
5:12I think I'm going to end up in like a mental institution in a straitjacket being like, no, no, no.
5:17It was Kevin Petula in 2025. Yeah. You and me both.
5:20We might need a therapist to help us unpack that.
5:23But one thing is for certain. And it's that I'm still a Lemonhead.
5:27Still a Lemonhead. Still a little with Makai Lemon.
5:29And here's the nice thing. Unlike the last two guys we talked about, which are really nice by lows, they're still going
5:35to cost you a little bit of something. Makai Lemon is dirt cheap in redraft right now.
5:40In fact, he's actually available in 55% of sleeper leagues right now.
5:43We almost consider putting him on the waiver show.
5:45Like in a lot of leagues, you can go get him off waivers.
5:49And if that's the case and you have the roster spot, he's someone I'm having.
5:53I'm certainly adding. But even if you can't get him off waivers and even if you got to trade for him, I
5:59would be looking to make a two for one trade that includes Lemon as a throw in.
6:04I view him as more than that, but that's sort of how you can frame it.
6:08Every year, there are rookie receivers who are quiet for two months or so.
6:12And then they absolutely explode down the stretch. Will Makai Lemon be that this year?
6:16I don't know, but he certainly could be. And certainly could be is enough for me to justify the peanuts you have
6:22to pay to actually go out and get him.
6:24We're talking about a guy with first round draft capital, was literally pro football focuses single highest graded receiver in last year's draft class.
6:31And even if Philly continues to crumble and fall apart, which by the way, is also what's happening to Devonta Smith's body,
6:37which could be something else to monitor. Can't stay on the field.
6:40But if their season continues to fall apart, even if that's the case, the Eagles are going to ramp them up.
6:46They're going to get them more involved down the stretch.
6:48They want to see him succeed given the draft capital they paid to get him and given the future they envisioned for him.
6:55So he's a guy to me who's much cheaper than he was six weeks ago, but could still easily develop into what
7:01you paid for six weeks ago in draft capital down the stretch this season.
7:04This is such a good pick to me. And like we talk so much in fantasy football about how this is a game of probability.
7:11I like what you said. Is he going to be a league winner?
7:15I mean, nobody can say for certain. We don't have a crystal ball, but if you look at the price you have
7:21to pay for Makai Lemon right now versus what you had to pay a few weeks ago, I'm absolutely taking that chance.
7:27We constantly talk about draft rookies. Don't trade them because we expect these slow starts.
7:31And granted, I think the start from Makai Lemon through the first few weeks was a little bit slower than people wanted.
7:37And I think there was a little bit of reaction to that.
7:40But if you look at what we've seen over the past few weeks, I think we've seen him start to come along and develop a little bit.
7:47And now we're seeing even more opportunity for him.
7:50You talked about the fact that like, I don't know, I would not be shocked if we see Devonta Smith miss more
7:56time this season, whether it be like long stretches or games here and there and give Makai Lemon that opportunity to get more touches and more targets.
8:03And I'm always interested in what a rookie is going to do after the buy.
8:07So right now is the opportunity in my mind to go buy Makai Lemon for like you said, have him be an add on in a trade.
8:15If you're trying to make something work and it's close and you feel like you can get a little something extra because
8:21that person wants to make the deal happen. Tack on Makai Lemon.
8:24Yep. That's exactly how you should be framing it when you're negotiating and looking to potentially get Makai Lemon.
8:29100%. On to our next guy, though. I talked about someone who was pretty expensive with AJ Brown.
8:34I'm going to talk about someone here that's a little bit less expensive.
8:37It's still on a little bit of a pricier side.
8:40And I'm excited to end with a guy that I think is pretty cheap right now that should not be anywhere close
8:46to his price tag because of the potential to be a league winner.
8:50But let's talk about Michael Wilson here. And this is the guy I think of all three at his current price.
8:55I'm probably targeting the most aggressively. I think he's a screaming value through week for Michael Wilson had the fourth most targets
9:01of any wide receiver in the NFL. So I'm not letting a quiet two week showing here against the Lions and Rams
9:07dissuade me from what I think is an unbelievable buying opportunity.
9:10We saw against the Lions in week five, four catches for 30 yards.
9:14We saw against the Rams in week six, almost an identical performance, four for 32.
9:18I always say be greedy when others are being fearful.
9:21And I look at the targets. I look at the involvement.
9:24Michael Wilson still had seven targets in each of these games.
9:27Is that what you want to see? Maybe not.
9:29Maybe you want a little bit more, but he's still actively involved.
9:32I'm also not buying that Kendrick Bourne is that dude and he's going to continue out producing Michael Wilson.
9:38We talked about it, but this guy was the wide receiver two overall in the back half of last season when Marvin Harrison Jr.
9:44Was down and he probably won't do that again.
9:47But now you've got Marvin Harrison Jr. Off in Houston.
9:49And to me, I think Michael Wilson is solidly a top 15 to 20 wide receiver rest of season.
9:54And that is absolutely not the price you have to pay for him right now.
9:59So I think this is the guy that I'm planting my flag hardest on as an extremely talented and productive player who
10:04should be in line for far more volume in the coming weeks and has already proven in the past historically that he
10:10can command those targets at a high clip. People are going to overreact.
10:14It's what they do. And all of a sudden you can see people build the narrative.
10:18Oh, maybe Marv being there was good for Michael Wilson.
10:21Maybe it freed up coverage. I saw that tweeted yesterday.
10:24I saw someone say that like Michael Wilson needed Marvin Harrison Jr.
10:27out there on the field when the entire offseason, the whole argument we heard was, well, he only did what he did because Marvin Harrison Jr.
10:34wasn't out there. Exactly. But that's what people are going to tell themselves.
10:38And that's how they're going to try to rationalize it, even though it's incorrect.
10:41And that's something you can exploit. And another thing I'll throw out there, the Cardinals are going to be playing catch up more like Sunday.
10:48They didn't shockingly against the Rams. I mean, they beat them.
10:51They got their number. They got their number. They didn't even score a touchdown and they beat them.
10:56They're going to have more game scripts for it.
10:59It's like, all right, they're down 13 in the fourth quarter.
11:02And that's when Michael Wilson is just going to feast like we've seen in the past.
11:06So I couldn't agree with that one more. Want to throw in one top shelf guy here, Mitch?
11:11Let's do it. Let's do someone who I know is still expensive.
11:14And that's Nico Collins. Somebody you still have to pay big for.
11:17I know. I know. It's like hard to justify that as a buy low.
11:21But I do think he's cheaper than he should be, even though he's still somewhat expensive.
11:26Jalen Knoll has been having a nice little breakout and has outscored Nico Collins in each of his last two games.
11:31In fact, Nico hasn't hit 11 PPR fantasy points in each of those two games, which for him is really disappointing.
11:37And now the guy we just talked about, Marvin Harrison Jr., has been reunited with CJ Stroud.
11:42He actually looked pretty good on a couple of the catches he had in London.
11:46And there's this narrative that he could become a major part of this offense as he gets more acclimated and as he's there a bit longer.
11:53So all of a sudden, Nico Collins might not be the beneficiary of the elite volume that we've seen him get in the past.
11:59Or at least that's what the lamestream media wants you to think, Mitch, because that is not reality.
12:04He's your windy fingers, not reality. He's going to be the alpha of this past heavy Texans offense going forward.
12:10They can't run the ball for their lives. You know, they're going to continue to throw the ball a ton.
12:15The talent is obviously still there. Not that that was in question of receivers with at least 20 targets this year.
12:21He is third in passer rating when targeted. I'm morally obligated to tell you that Jalen Knoll is actually number one in
12:27that stat, even though I don't want to tell you that because it doesn't align with my narrative.
12:32But even with that said, like that doesn't scare me off Nico Collins one bit.
12:36I'm still all the way in on the talent, as I think most people should be.
12:40He's had two top eight weekly finishes. The first two games that he played this season should get somewhere back closer to that.
12:46And for what it's worth, the Texans big win in London gives them new life and I think a positive outlook for Nico Collins.
12:53There's nothing worse than having a player on a team that's just already quit and they put their stars in bubble wrap
12:59the second they stub their toe and just put them on the shelf.
13:02That doesn't seem as likely right now. The Texans are trying to make a playoff push.
13:07I'm not really worried about that. Just another nice little thing to consider.
13:10And why I think while so expensive, Nico Collins, somebody you can get at a little bit of a discount right now.
13:16Yeah. At the risk of being dramatic, talking about a week six game like the Texans literally saved their season in London yesterday.
13:22That was a huge game. I agree with you.
13:25I think that's something that doesn't get talked about enough is like the willingness to protect a player's health, which makes a
13:31ton of sense on these teams that the season's over for them.
13:34And we're not in that situation with Houston anymore.
13:37I first of all want to point out that you were so brave for telling us that Jalen Knoll was actually the number one in that stat.
13:44I did want to, but that's not the type of guy I am.
13:47I want to be. No, I appreciate the honesty.
13:50I think this is a great one. I think it's exactly what you said of like, yeah, you're still paying top shelf
13:56for this guy, but I think you're getting him at a discount.
13:59And what we talked about with Nico Collins going into the year was, okay, maybe he doesn't have that like top four
14:05or five wide receiver upside, but he's got that really safe floor and that's kind of what you draft him for.
14:11And yeah, you probably have managers that are pretty frustrated right now because they drafted Nico Collins.
14:15They expected that safe floor. And then here it was missing weeks coming back.
14:19He has the big explosion, obviously, but then two straight weeks here that aren't as impressive and you could probably get them
14:25trying to chase a little bit more upside for a guy that they feel isn't as secure as they thought.
14:31Exactly. And again, that's the narrative I think a lot of people are building, which is why the discount is there.
14:36But I think there's a much more likely chance that he just goes back and becomes the alpha of this offense again
14:42and is a league winner potentially down the stretch.
14:45We have enough historical data to say Nico Collins is Nico Collins.
14:48Right. Exactly. Let's get on to our last guy, though.
14:51You talked about a rookie earlier. I want to talk about a rookie that feels like he's not being talked about enough
14:57and I want to make sure he passed the eye test as soon as he got back and he did.
15:02That's Jacoby Lane. This was one of the guys that leading up to the season became one of the most exciting rookies
15:08and then the excitement obviously seems to have waned and then now kind of disappeared since he went on the IR.
15:14He became the guy that people were so excited about preseason specifically.
15:17He had started to develop the rapport with Lamar in training camp and then albeit not with Lamar, it was in the preseason with the backup quarterback.
15:25He had an extremely impressive touchdown, kind of made the rounds on NFL Twitter.
15:28And so people were so fired up immediately gets hurt week one.
15:32And now nobody's talking about Jacoby Lane. But the flashes of talent have been there.
15:36And to me, it seems like we shouldn't just be forgetting about this guy when we see a very promising day in
15:42the Snoop Huntley offense that I think you would agree the whole thing was pretty mediocre.
15:46They scored 10 points on the entire day. But we saw Jacoby Lane go four for 40 off of five targets.
15:52If you watch the tape, I thought he looked fantastic.
15:54Better than I expected. He made some pretty impressive catches.
15:57He's an absolute dog in the blocking game, which I know doesn't get you fantasy points, but coaches love that for rookie
16:03receivers and getting them on the field. So this is a guy I expect to level up once Lamar's back out there.
16:09And he kind of feels like a guy that might be like roster clogging for someone.
16:13And similar to what you said with Makai Lemon, he's the perfect like tack on guy in a trade that's like, yeah, we're close.
16:20I guess give me Jacoby Lane. Like, I guess I'll take him and you might be able to get him in a
16:26deal when to me, I value him as so much more.
16:29He is a serious to me lottery ticket of a guy that I think, I know Zay Flowers has been incredible, but
16:35Lamar's going to have to throw to somebody else down the stretch.
16:38And I think Jacoby Lane's going to emerge. Ah, twist my arm, throw Jacoby Lane in, just give him to me, I guess.
16:44If I have to take Jacoby Lane, I guess.
16:47I guess I'll take him off your hands. And you're right.
16:50Once Lamar is back, this offense is going to bounce back in a major way.
16:54And it does have to be somebody else. And Mark Andrews, who we started to like delude ourselves into believing, was back
17:00maybe a little early in the year. He just looked like dog water.
17:04I was talking about putting me in a home earlier.
17:06Mark Andrews needs to be put in a home.
17:09We might be roommates in the near future. Rashad Bateman, like, we know what Rashad Bateman is, right?
17:14So Jacoby Lane, I like that you compared him to Mike Kyle.
17:17I mean, like one of these rookies, one of these guys is going to end up being a really nice piece down the stretch.
17:23And I think Jacoby Lane, like you mentioned, very well could be that guy.
17:27I would sooner roster Jason Bateman over Rashad Bateman right now.
17:30I would just because it'd be cool to say I have Jason Bateman on my fantasy team.
17:35Let's jump into our Monday Night Football picks. We've got an unreal game tonight in terms of points and fantasy scoring that I'm expecting.
17:41We've got the Washington Commanders taking on the San Francisco 49ers.
17:44These are our Monday Night Football picks presented by Dabble.
17:47All these lines are available in-app. You can sign up for Dabble using the promo code LINEUP.
17:52Play your first $10 and get $20 instantly. But Mello, who's your first pick on the night?
17:56Let's go Rashad White. Over 21.5 rushing yards. White's already hit on this line three of his four games this year.
18:02And tonight he gets to strive for it again without having Bill Krosky-Meritt take work away from him.
18:07Dear friend of the show, Austin Eckler, has looked great.
18:10But he hasn't seen more than four carries in a game this year.
18:13And the 49ers will be without Dre Greenlaw. So I really like this line for Rashad White.
18:18I'm going to go with another rusher in the same offense.
18:21But I'm going to go a quarterback. Let's go Jaden Daniels.
18:24Over 37.5 rushing yards. I think if you had any concerns that Jaden was going to be tentative running last week, that went out the window so quickly.
18:31103 on the ground. He's crushed this line in three of his last five.
18:35And when I say crushed, I mean gone well over it.
18:38No, like you said, no Bill Krosky-Meritt this week.
18:41I expect them to use Jaden Daniels in the run game, especially against the San Francisco defense, allowing the eighth least passing yards in the NFL.
18:48They're going to have to get creative. This one is so juicy for me.
18:51I was going to take it if you didn't.
18:54I think that is a phenomenal spot for him.
18:56But I love this line as well. And that is Brock Purdy over one and a half passing touchdowns.
19:02The Commanders have had a stout run defense, but they have allowed the second most fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks entering week six.
19:08And this San Fran receiving core, I know it's beat up.
19:11I'm even expecting to call any day now to see if they need somebody.
19:15But Purdy has been too good for any of that to matter.
19:18And he's hit on this line every single game this season.
19:21This would be the first time he didn't. So I'm hammering this.
19:24Mel, you were brave earlier, so I'm going to be a little brave.
19:28You can juice it up in the app to two and a half.
19:31And I don't hate it. I don't hate it either.
19:34You can still get it at one and a half where I think it's easy money.
19:38But if you juice it up to two and a half, I like that too.
19:42Let's finish it off with one of Brock Purdy's pass catchers, George Kittle going over 65 and a half receiving yards.
19:48No team playing in week six is giving up more yards to the tight end position than the Commanders.
19:53Kittle's averaging just above this number. And that includes the first two weeks ramping back up from the Achilles injury where he
19:59played under 50% of the snaps in each of those matchups.
20:02He was one of my favorite plays on the week, let alone the night.
20:06I'm going nuclear on this play. I love it.
20:08I love all of these. I feel really good about Monday night.
20:12I'm feeling really good about Monday night. But before we get out of here, the piece de resistance that we've all been
20:18waiting for, the signed Kenneth Walker jersey giveaway. Hold on.
20:20The signed Kenneth Walker jersey giveaway winner. I want to give our big congratulations to Dave K, who has won the Kenneth Walker autographed jersey.
20:27We'll get in contact with you to get you your jersey.
20:30And if you didn't win, make sure to keep tuning in because we might just have another jersey giveaway coming up very
20:36soon with a certain superstar NFL wide receiver. But those were our six biggest buy lows in fancy football heading into week seven.
20:42Leave us a comment if you have any questions we can answer and we'll try to reply to every single one.
20:48But before we get out of here, Melo, do we miss anything?
20:51Shout out Dave K. Shout out Dave K. Congrats on the jersey.
20:55And we will catch you guys tomorrow for some brand new episodes.
20:58We'll see you then.
