Plays of the Week - Smash Spots for Week 5 Fantasy Football: Michael Wilson and Bhayshul Tuten
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25 min
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Oct 10, 2026
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Sat, October 10, 2026
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Topics
Colston LovelandTre HarrisAaron JonesAntonio WilliamsBhayshul TutenBraelon AllenHunter HenryIsaac TeSlaaJacoby BrissettJake FergusonMalachi FieldsMichael WilsonRashid ShaheedTyler Allgeier
Player analysis
Player insights
Aaron Jones
PositiveUsage10:24
Kelley identifies Jones as a 'lock' for the week, comparing his remaining juice to Christian McCaffrey. He projects Jones as a top-12 running back and a bell cow, recommending managers be overweight on him in DFS.
Insight pageAntonio Williams
PositiveBreakout29:52
With Diggs out, Kelley expects a breakout for Williams. He notes Williams has been flirting with high target counts all year and believes this week is the 'boiling point' for his production.
Insight pageBhayshul Tuten
PositiveBreakout12:02
Following a 76% opportunity share in week four, Tuten has established himself as a bell cow. Kelley notes his 4.32 speed and the Eagles' run-funnel defense as reasons to play him aggressively, as he is poised for breakaway runs.
Insight pageBraelon Allen
PositiveUsage15:41
Kelley remains convicted on Allen after he recorded a 100% opportunity share last week. Despite a lack of fantasy points in the previous outing, Kelley urges managers to start him against the Browns, citing his size and explosive profile.
Insight pageColston Loveland
PositiveUsage22:26
Matt Kelley highlights that Loveland is a league leader in snap share and routes run, suggesting fantasy managers should ignore the box score and trust the underlying usage. Despite a lack of touchdowns, Loveland is an athletic two-way tight end in a high-scoring offense, making him a strong 'get right' play for Week 5.
Insight pagePositiveUsage35:46
Kelley advises ignoring the box score and trusting the profile for Loveland, who is a league leader in snap share and routes run. He expects a 'get right' game with Tyson Bagent connecting with him.
Insight pageHunter Henry
PositiveProjection23:45
Matt Kelley recommends Hunter Henry as a streaming tight end option for Week 5, predicting that Drake Maye will look his way, particularly in the red zone, due to the team's lack of other viable receiving options.
Insight pageIsaac TeSlaa
PositiveSleeper32:37
Kelley highlights Tesla as a yards-per-reception specialist and a high-probability spike-week candidate. He is widely available on waivers and faces a vulnerable Cardinals secondary.
Insight pageJacoby Brissett
PositiveValue5:03
Kelley ranks Brissett as his QB7 for the week, advising managers to start him over established studs like Joe Burrow and Jalen Hurts. He expects a high-scoring shootout against Miami, making Brissett a high-upside play for those seeking optimal performance.
Insight pageJake Ferguson
NegativeBust22:23
Matt Kelley criticizes Ferguson's performance on Thursday night, labeling him an 'unathletic tight end' and advising against him after a disappointing outing.
Insight pageMalachi Fields
PositiveBreakout30:41
With Braxton Berrios on IR, Kelley expects Fields to step into the slot role for the Giants. He believes Fields' prototypical big-slot profile will allow him to thrive inside.
Insight pageMichael Wilson
PositiveUsage23:37
Kelley labels Wilson the WR1 in Arizona and a must-start in a game with a 54.5 point total. He dismisses concerns about target competition from Marvin Harrison Jr. and Trey McBride, noting Wilson's consistent ability to command targets.
Insight pageRashid Shaheed
PositiveUsage34:16
Kelley suggests Shaheed as a desperation flex play, noting his increased usage in the running game due to backfield injuries. He expects a spike week, potentially including a receiving touchdown.
Insight pageTre Harris
PositiveUsage22:42
Matt Kelley identifies Trey Harris as a solid target conservation play for Week 5, projecting him for 10 to 15 fantasy points due to the team's limited receiving options.
Insight pagePositiveBreakout25:15
Kelley identifies Harris as the new alpha in Los Angeles and a priority dynasty trade target. He considers Harris a superior receiver to both Ladd McConkey and Quentin Johnston, recommending acquisition before his next big game.
Insight pageTyler Allgeier
PositiveUsage19:08
Kelley projects a big game for Allgeier against the Lions, who rank 7th in fantasy points allowed to RBs. With touchdown equity and passing game usage, Allgeier is an upside play for underdogs.
Insight pageTyson Bagent
PositiveUsage8:17
With Bears running backs banged up, Kelley expects Bagent to shoulder the offensive load. He highlights Bagent's efficiency and dual-threat ability, recommending him as a confident stream in superflex leagues.
Insight pageWill Shipley
PositiveSleeper17:28
Kelley highlights Shipley as a dynasty stash with a bell-cow profile. He argues that Shipley is more than just a satellite back and could see significant work if injuries occur ahead of him on the depth chart.
Insight pageFull transcript
Episode Transcript
0:00Hey, my name is Michael Wilson and you're listening to The Podfather.
0:04We've got some quarterbacks you can play with confidence that you can stream.
0:08We've got some great plays at running back this week.
0:12We've got some desperation guys you can flex in deep leagues that I think are sneaky with some touchdown equity.
0:18We've got some target conservation plays. We've got some breakout rookies ready to rock.
0:23And of course, some tight ends that we think could catch touchdowns coming up on the plays of the week.
0:30Unlike Top 10 Takeaways, this is the opposite show.
0:33This is the sister show to Top 10 Takeaways during the season and they're very different.
0:38These are two opposite polar opposite shows. These two siblings do not get along.
0:43Top 10 Takeaways is a robust monologue that may never end.
0:46This is a sleek, tight 20 minute show rat-a-tat-tat.
0:49It is the opposite. We dig in on the Top 10 Takeaways and we make sure that we can see.
0:56We marinate, right? This show, we just sizzle and go.
0:59Sizzle and go. One show comes out on Mondays and on Mondays you have all week to consume it all and sink in, dig in.
1:08And I might rant if you're lucky. Probably will.
1:11Most weeks. This show, no rants, no nonsense, just the plays you need.
1:15Let's go. At quarterback, this might be the most efficient show of my life.
1:20Here we go. Matchup proof quarterback number one, Tyler Shuck.
1:23Tyler Shuck, oh, it's Minnesota. I don't know. Might have to bench him.
1:27There's some other quarterbacks I like. Not this week.
1:30And probably not any week. I mean, if you're not going to bench Tyler Shuck against Minnesota, you're never going to bench him.
1:38And I don't think you should be benching him.
1:41There might be some road game. If he plays at Seattle, there might be some scenario where you bench Tyler Shuck.
1:48Not at home. Not ever at home. Not Tyler Shuck.
1:51Given the incredible volume that the Saints are delivering to this particular quarterback.
1:5645 pass attempts per game is like four more than the next team, the Los Angeles Rams.
2:01So Shuck is officially matchup proof. He's proof four weeks in.
2:05We now know with certainty he is matchup proof.
2:08And it's also a past first team just based on personnel.
2:12I mean, look who the running back is. The starting running back is Alvin Kamara.
2:17He is a satellite back plus. So no Travis ETN.
2:20The only grinder that you might want to hand the ball to for short yardage or just grind out clock is Kendra Miller.
2:28And no team wants to give Kendra Miller too many touches.
2:32And that just means when you're thinking about calling a play and you're a coach for the Saints, you're probably calling a pass play.
2:40And then Shuck has weapons that he can throw to at every level of the field from Kamara and Juwan Johnson and short intermediate routes.
2:48And then you've got a lava over the top.
2:51It's just it's it's perfect. I don't care how good the defense is.
2:55If Shuck is at home, you're playing him. Now, a player that is not matchup proof by any means, but is getting
3:03the best possible matchup this week is Jacoby Brissett.
3:06Brissett is actually our QB seven. So if you go to player profile or go to our rankings, we're as aggressive on
3:13Brissett this week as you could possibly get. I would even play Brissett over Joe Burrow because Joe Burrow's in one of
3:20these games can get dragged into the mud against Miami Brissett.
3:24This is going to be without question a shootout.
3:27There's no scenario where this game doesn't shoot out unless it doesn't, but it probably won't.
3:32Right. It's probably going to shoot out. The idea that this gets dragged into the mud, it's just it could, but it probably won't.
3:40It most likely won't. This is setting up to be a top five game of the year in terms of fantasy point scoring.
3:48So you want to get Jacoby Brissett in your lineup even over studs.
3:52This is why I exist. I'm here. I have a job because it's not obvious to everybody that you should be playing
4:00Brissett over a high drafted quarterback, potential stud quarterback.
4:03Right. Depending on the week. Depending on the game situation, depending on how everything will flow.
4:08You may actually play a guy off the waiver wire over a bona fide stud, a guy that's at the top of
4:15his game right now, like Brock Purdy or a superstar first overall pick franchise quarterback making $300 million.
4:21Guy like Joe Burrow doesn't matter. Jalen hurts NFL MVP doesn't matter.
4:25You're playing Brissett over these guys. Do it. If you're tuning in just because you need that level of confidence, you need someone to tell you it's okay.
4:35Follow your instincts. Go with Brissett this week. I'm here to say your instincts are dead on push the button on Brissett.
4:42And if he's on your bench, just because you like, you just can't bring yourself to putting him in over a guy
4:49like Joe Burrow over a guy like Jalen hurts.
4:52Then just know that you're not playing the game at the optimal highest level.
4:57If you're desperate, super flexors. Okay. Tyson Badgen. We're going back to Tyson Badgen.
5:02Last week we said Tyson Badgen. He played really well.
5:05He was efficient. Put up the yardage. Just didn't get the touchdowns this week.
5:10No Manungai. And that means more throwing, right? If there's no Travis Etienne in New Orleans, that means there's going to be
5:17a little more throwing in New Orleans. If there's no Manungai, there's going to be a little more throwing with the Chicago Bears.
5:25So Badgen has Keenum's arm and Caleb Williams legs.
5:28That's what we said last week. And that still stands.
5:31That all still stands with the Bears primary running backs banged up.
5:35It is going to fall on Tyson Badgen shoulders to win the game.
5:39That is what they need this game. They want to win this game.
5:44It would be great to win this game before Caleb Williams returns.
5:48The Bears are already three and one for Badgen to help them go four and one would also just solidify Badgen being
5:55one of the best backup quarterbacks in the league and eventually becoming a starting quarterback somewhere in the NFL.
6:01You need to get Badgen in your lineups in these deep leagues, especially super flex leagues.
6:07Play him. You can play him. If you're if you have injuries, if you have Jackson Dart, I have Jackson Dart, a
6:14bunch of dynasty leagues, and I am playing Tyson Badgen this week with confidence.
6:19This is a this is a quarterback that you can stream in super flex with confidence.
6:24That's what I'm here to tell you. Now at running back, the lock button running back of the week is Aaron Jones.
6:31Remember, Aaron Jones is comparable to Christian McCaffrey. There's no other running back in the league more comparable to Christian McCaffrey than Aaron Jones.
6:39He still has some juice left, just like Kamara still has some juice left.
6:44Take advantage. This is the week. If you have Aaron Jones, you're playing him.
6:49You can be overweight. And DFS on Aaron Jones.
6:52He projects to be a top 12 running back in fantasy football this week on the player profile rankings.
6:58Go to player profile or subscribe to the rankings and you can see some contrarian plays that will help you win your matchups this week.
7:06This is a critical week, critical week five for fantasy football.
7:10And there's just no touch competition. Was it DJ Dallas?
7:13Yeah, DeMond Claiborne. No, those guys either they're irrelevant or they're not ready.
7:18It's all about Aaron Jones. He's going to be a bell cow this week.
7:22Speaking of bell cows, it's all about Basial Tootin.
7:25Basial Tootin. Basial Tootin. I wanted Basial Tootin to prove it to me.
7:30Prove it. Prove it. You can be a bell cow.
7:33Prove it. And then last week he did it.
7:3676% opportunity share last week for Basial Tootin. He is explosive.
7:40And what he had 19 touches. And it's going to be Basial Tootin again.
7:45The Eagles are officially a run funnel defense. Jacksonville is a team that is just a dominant force.
7:51Jacksonville's defense is too good. It's too good for fantasy.
7:54It's too good to play Trevor Lawrence week in, week out with confidence.
7:58You can't. But the Jacksonville defense is too good.
8:01That just means they're going to be playing with leads more.
8:05And that means more feeding of Basial Tootin. So when you have these teams that are dominant on both sides of the
8:12ball, typically what that means is that the quarterback gets a little less volume.
8:17And whoever the starting running back is gets more work.
8:20And Basial Tootin is explosive. I mean, the guy's best comparable to CJ Spiller runs a 4-3-2-40.
8:26So he's not only going to get the volume, but he has these breakaway runs in his range of outcomes.
8:33So it's just, it's the perfect setup for a guy like Basial Tootin this week.
8:38It's not like you were thinking about not playing him.
8:41I'm sure you were going to play him. Everyone has him in their lineups.
8:46He's Jacksonville's at home. Of course you're playing him, but he's in the plays of the week because you want to be overweight in DFS.
8:54You want to take the over wherever you can on a guy like Basial Tootin.
8:59That's really why we highlighted him because it was only one weekend where he has established himself as a bell cow, but
9:06it's important to go back to the usage report from week four, find these guys like Basial Tootin that have been just chipping away, chipping away, chipping away.
9:16And then it's, you get the big reveal all of a sudden.
9:20It's like, oh, oh, oh, this guy goes from primary back to bell cow back.
9:25And that's when you can start really taking the over on a player like that and playing them aggressively in DFS.
9:32It's happening. It's all happening for Basial Tootin. So get him in lineups and play him aggressively this week.
9:38It's a home game against a run funnel defense.
9:41It's the perfect setup. It's also the perfect setup for Braylon Allen.
9:45This is one of those conviction plays where we talked about him last week.
9:50We're going to go right back to him, had a hundred percent opportunity share as good as that, that Basial Tootin opportunity share was last week.
9:58Well, Braylon Allen's was even better because a hundred percent is as good as it gets.
10:04And Braylon Allen's also explosive. He's just bigger. So he's basically playing the Basial Tootin role.
10:09He's just a bigger back. So we're just going right back to Braylon Allen, not letting last week's PTSD for him, not
10:16scoring and not delivering for fantasy affect us. You have Braylon Allen on your team, so you can play him against the Browns at home.
10:25It is the perfect setup. And again, I'm here to highlight some contrarian moves like Brissett over Burrow.
10:31And I'm also here to ease your concerns about players that you're not quite sure about because they didn't deliver for you last time.
10:39Don't worry, go right back to them. Have that conviction.
10:42I sure do. And if you just look at the profile, I just want to highlight a player profile on player profiler.
10:49Will Shipley, he was a primary back and a true workhorse at Clemson.
10:54And he goes to the Eagles and is viewed as just a satellite back, but he's not just a satellite back.
11:01The guy's like 207 pounds. He's not 190 pound back.
11:04He can handle a 60% opportunity share because well, so they have there it's Damian Pierce.
11:09It's like you have these players on your roster, especially in dynasty.
11:13You have them stashed just in case there's multiple injuries ahead of them in the depth chart.
11:19All of a sudden, boom, this guy's, this guy's a bell cow with an all-purpose skillset and you can play him with confidence.
11:27That's Will Shipley. Saquon and Tank Bigsby both get hurt in the same week.
11:31This happens multiple times every year where two backs on the same team go down.
11:36And then it's always interesting to see who is the number three back.
11:41Is that number three back? Does that player have a bell cow profile?
11:45In the case of Will Shipley, I say yes.
11:48Tyler Algier also has a bell cow profile. Jeremiah Love, he's gutting out this ankle injury, which is the second ankle injury he's had to play through.
11:57And we know that they slow rolled him early in the season.
12:01He finally was feeling healthy. Week three was deployed for the first and only time this year as a workhorse in week three.
12:09Then he hurts his ankle again, different ankle, different location last week.
12:13And now he's back to limited practices. Algier getting red zone looks scored the touchdown last week.
12:18And he's in there in the two minute drill.
12:21And this is the game we're trying to exploit.
12:24The Lions rank number seven in fantasy points per game allowed to running backs.
12:29So this just like, this smells like a Tyler Algier game.
12:33You smell it. I smell it. We got a Tyler Algier game coming.
12:37So I'm going to get him in lineups, even where you might be questioning, man, sure.
12:43I don't know. Even in the projections, you have a couple of running backs ahead of Tyler Algier.
12:49Tyler Algier is an upside play this week. So if you feel like you're a, an underdog and you have Algier, you
12:56should get him in lineups because he has multiple touchdowns in his range of outcomes at home against the lions with a
13:0354 and a half point total Algier, even though he's not super explosive with the touchdown equity and the passing game usage actually has incredible upside.
13:12And we talked about the bears earlier, Monungay out.
13:15That means Roshan Johnson's going to come in. Is he going to play the Monungay role?
13:20No. Roshan is actually better in the passing game than Monungay and Swift is banged up.
13:26So Swift, like Jeremiah love, not a hundred percent.
13:29The Packers rank number three in fantasy points per game allowed to running backs.
13:33So Roshan Johnson is going to get some high value touches in this game.
13:38This is a guy in deep leagues that you can flex.
13:42We have buys now. It's the first week. We have two, two teams with buys the Panthers and the chiefs, and you might be in a tough spot.
13:51Maybe you have a team with Saquon Barkley. You need something out of your flex and Roshan Johnson could be that guy desperation flex play.
13:59I've taken over a bunch of orphans, 20 orphans in 20 days and in dynasty leagues.
14:05And I have a bunch of Roshan Johnson because I love Roshan Johnson.
14:09He is another one of these RV threes with a bell cow profile size and receiving skills.
14:15So you can consider streaming Roshan Johnson. If you're desperate at wide receiver, we got Michael Wilson.
14:20This is the game we're exploiting. You're just getting all the Michael Wilson.
14:25This is the perfect spot. Michael Wilson is the wide receiver one in Arizona.
14:29You can also play Marv this week. I just want to make sure you heard that right.
14:35I'm playing some Marv this week. I do have Marvin one league and I'm playing him and I'm playing Michael Wilson absolutely
14:42everywhere because of the 54.5 point total. And he's, he's really good.
14:46He's, he's, he's getting 10 plus targets. Some of these games where I heard he was never going to get 10 targets again.
14:54Now that Marvin and Trey McBride are back and he's playing now he was supposed to be the third receiver.
15:01And I was told just based on the splits, the historic splits that Michael Wilson was never, never going to get 10
15:08targets again, as long as Marv and McBride were playing.
15:11And then as it turns out, no, that's not true.
15:15Michael Wilson is just good at football. Trey Harris is also good at football.
15:19He is the new alpha in Los Angeles. The low game total gives me pause.
15:24Okay. So this is not a super smash spot for Trey Harris, but it is a target conservation play.
15:31If you're in dynasty trade for Trey Harris now before he has a big game, right?
15:36Two guys you need to be trading for aggressively in the next 48 hours in dynasty are Carnell Tate and Trey Harris
15:43because Trey Harris is a phenomenal football player. He's great at football.
15:47He is a better all around receiver than lad McConkey.
15:51And he's certainly better than Quinton Johnston. And we'll talk about another receiver on the chargers later is another one of these
15:58plays of the week, just based on target conservation alone.
16:01He is seizing that job. I'm not going to be necessarily way out over my skis on Trey Harris this week, but
16:09we just want to flag that he is going to be the guy.
16:13Justin Herbert can throw the ball. Well, Justin Herbert is one of the best throwers of footballs to all quadrants of the football field in the NFL.
16:22You just would never know it based on how dysfunctional this offense is because Mike McDaniel sucks, sucks.
16:28I don't more often coaches matter when teams are imploding than when teams are thriving.
16:33Typically teams that are thriving, it's because the locker room has unity.
16:37There's talent up and down the roster. So when teams are doing great, like Jacksonville, for example, okay, look at teams that
16:44are at the top of the league right now.
16:47Most likely it's because the players themselves are just operating at a high level.
16:52It's not because the coaches are sprinkling some special sand and special magical dust on these players and making them play great.
16:59No. However, coaches can, coaches can cripple a team.
17:02Coaching incompetence can hurt a team more than coaching excellence can help a team.
17:07That is a critical rule of thumb with coaching.
17:10And so typically when you see a team collapsing that has a lot of talent, the first place I look is the coach.
17:18And so that's, that is who I'm going to blame.
17:21That is my number, the number one person to blame is Jim Harbaugh.
17:25And then secondarily Mike McDaniel. And I all, I just love that this milk drinking guy with glasses, who's Mr.
17:32Tough guy, Mr. Coach speak with your big fancy coaching hire recruited away from college is face planning hard.
17:39I find it funny that Jim Harbaugh is face planning.
17:42And I find it even funnier that, uh, Mr.
17:45South beach sunglasses has been revealed to be a total fraud.
17:49We are calling two rookies, two rookies this week.
17:52I think are going to break out. We're trying to call rookie breakouts.
17:56Very hard to do. One of the hardest things to do in all of fantasy and dynasty is to call the week.
18:03A rookie breaks out. I got two this week.
18:06We got Antonio Williams just because digs is out.
18:09McLaurin is trending towards playing, but not a hundred percent.
18:13And Williams has been flirting with a breakout all year.
18:16One game he's four for four, a hundred percent catch rate.
18:20Another game he's commanding eight targets. So he's had all the ingredients, right?
18:24If you had a stew, a breakout stew, all the ingredients for a breakout are there with Antonio Williams.
18:30It just hasn't come to a boil yet. I think this is the boiling point week for Antonio Williams and his breakout
18:38is also a very under the radar news item came out.
18:41Braxton Berrios goes to IR slot receiver for the giants.
18:45What does that mean? Well, someone's got to play slot and they have the prototypical big slot, a guy that can't necessarily
18:52separate well on the outside, but can thrive inside.
18:55And that's Malachi Fields. So for that reason, I like Williams and Fields playing each other to both breakout.
19:01And of course you're playing neighbors everywhere. Smash, smash spot for neighbors.
19:05We don't need to talk about that. That's one where like, I thought about talking about neighbors today.
19:11And I was like, okay, I think I'm going to give my, my audience the credit, not needing me to tell them to play Malik neighbors.
19:20My daughter is playing Malik neighbors with confidence. And she's like, she's, she's playing him very aggressively trying to capture Derek Henry
19:27and this monster leagues game that we're in where you just, you pick your opponents, you pick your player's opponent.
19:34And if you, if that player outscores the opponent, you capture that player.
19:38So she is very, she is 15 years old and she's very aggressively playing Malik neighbors.
19:44For that reason, we don't need to talk about playing Malik neighbors.
19:48He's back. It's happening. It's already happened. In fact, the game has already happened.
19:52And Malik neighbors already scored 20 fantasy point bombs away for Isaac Tesla.
19:57Again, a player we can play with some level of confidence thinking spike week is imminent for Isaac Tesla.
20:03He's been all around it. He's getting 50 yard bombs.
20:06He's railing in, or he's catching it on a cross and he's turning it up field for 48 yards.
20:13Like this guy is a, is a yards per reception specialist.
20:16And the Cardinal secondary is very vulnerable to players exactly like Isaac Tesla.
20:21He basically had the same usage as Jamison Williams.
20:24It's like the two way to be field stretchers in Detroit, the value play in DFS and everywhere.
20:30Cause he's available to be picked up in many, many, many, many, many, many, many leagues.
20:35Most leagues pick up and play Isaac Tesla, probably the most, the highest probability spike week for the dollar in DFS and
20:42the most widely available wide receiver on the waiver wire that could potentially deliver you a spike week and help you win a matchup.
20:50If you can't play Tesla and you're very desperate to flex a player with speed and playmaking ability.
20:56I like Rashid Shahid this week. It's tough to trust any Seahawks, not named JSN.
21:01I know that, but if Purdy and the 49ers can get a first half lead, then suddenly we have Darnold in comeback mode.
21:09And that's a recipe for Shahid to give you a spike week notice last week, two carries.
21:15So they're using Shahid in the running game because they have so many running back injuries.
21:20They're getting creative in Seattle and Shahid is the answer.
21:23He also has a running back number. He wears number 22.
21:27So Shahid with the running back number, it just, it lines up perfectly.
21:31He scored a rushing touchdown last week. And I think this week he scores a receiving touchdown.
21:37So spike week alert under the radar spike week alert for Rashid Shahid.
21:41Rashid Shahid, you don't want me singing. We need a new opening to the show.
21:46Tight end. Get right game for Colson Loveland. The usage is great.
21:50Like one of the league leaders in Snapshare routes run.
21:54He finally started getting some targets. Tyson Badgett is connecting well, looking to Colson Loveland.
21:59So the underlying usage we know is strong. Ignore the box score.
22:03Trust the profile. You drafted this player as a top 50 pick.
22:07The usage has been what you asked for. It's just the production has not followed.
22:12The touchdowns have not been there, but this is a team that scores a lot of touchdowns.
22:17And so this is the week to be brave and to go right back to Colson Loveland.
22:23Assuming you didn't already start turd Ferguson, right? Jake Ferguson, the big turd on Thursday night.
22:28Oh baby. Yeah. You reap what you sow with an unathletic tight end like Jake Ferguson.
22:34Colson Loveland, on the other hand, is a very athletic two-way tight end.
22:38And I am playing him everywhere. I have him.
22:41I'm also playing Arande Gadsden. This is a target conservation play.
22:45I know the game total is low. The upside is not huge with Harris and Gadsden, but these are guys that are
22:52set up to give you 10 to 15 fantasy points this week.
22:56And what I liked last week, what I saw last week was the Chargers are playing Seattle.
23:02One of these ferocious front sevens, just studs up and down the line.
23:06And yet, even though they were struggling with their blocking assignments against stud edge rushers, they let Gadsden get out and run rounds.
23:14They didn't leave him in to chip and block and not let him run rounds.
23:19The fact that Gadsden got eight targets against Seattle in that front seven tells me that he's going to be deployed more
23:26like a receiver, especially because no lad McConkie this week, even Brennan Thompson, not practicing.
23:31So things are teeing up just based on target conservation alone for Gadsden and Trey Harris this week.
23:37So I'm going to Gadsden. I'm playing him. You can see we have him ranked top 15 in the player rankings this
23:45week on player profiler for week five. And finally, love to end the show with the most boring play in the history of the show.
23:53And that has to be Hunter Henry for no other reason than just he's going to get targets and they don't have a lot of options.
24:02They've tried heaving it up to Mac Hollins in the, in the end zone didn't work.
24:07So now what are they going to do? I predict Drake may is going to be looking in Hunter Henry's direction, especially in the red zone.
24:16Cause that's what we need to do, right? That's what we, we don't really need lots of targets.
24:22We don't even need lots of catches out of our tight end.
24:26If we're streaming a tight end, we don't have a super stud tight end.
24:30All you care about is just bink a touchdown, right?
24:34Just please just bink a touchdown. And that's what we're going to get from Hunter Henry in week five from the pod father to you.
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