Fantasy Football with Ian Hartitz

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Jameis WinstonPuka NacuaBaker MayfieldBraelon AllenBreece HallBrian Thomas Jr.Bucky IrvingChris BellChris GodwinChris OlaveD.J. MooreD'Andre SwiftDarren WallerDeebo Samuel
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Baker Mayfield

NegativeInjury1:43

Officially ruled out with thumb injury for Week 4. Jaylen Daniels will start for Tampa Bay, which has the third-lowest team implied total in Vegas, making any close start decisions involving Buccaneers players lean toward alternatives.

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Braelon Allen

PositiveProjection5:57

Braelon Allen becomes a top-20 option with Breece Hall sidelined by a quad injury. Ian Hartitz prefers Allen to Bucky Irving and David Montgomery given the Bears' dead-last RB rush yards before contact per carry.

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Breece Hall

NegativeInjury5:57

Breece Hall is sidelined with a quad injury, which elevates Braelon Allen's value as a top-20 option against a Bears defense that ranks dead last in RB rush yards before contact per carry.

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Brian Thomas Jr.

NegativeRole26:01

Ian Hartitz reports that Brian Thomas Jr. is being phased out of the Jaguars offense, marking a significant decline in his role and fantasy relevance despite being the team's WR1 at the start of the season.

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Bucky Irving

NegativeMatchup3:15

Cleared from lower body injury but Ian Hartitz is not going out of his way to play him given the Jaylen Daniels-led Buccaneers offense and Tampa Bay's third-lowest team implied total. Hartitz ranks Irving below other running back options in his weekly rankings.

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Chris Bell

NegativeInjury11:13

Chris Bell is good to go and not listed on the injury report for the Dolphins. Bell could have better days ahead particularly as long as Caleb Douglas remains sidelined, though against the Vikings and Brian Flores defense, Hartitz expresses caution about playing him and does not want to 'mess around and find out.'

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Chris Godwin

PositiveInjury11:07

Chris Godwin is good to go and not listed on the injury report for the Buccaneers.

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Chris Olave

PositiveBreakout8:15

Ian Hartitz finished Chris Lave as wide receiver three or four in his rankings and is impressed by his emergence, noting 'Even as a diehard Buckeyes homer, I did not even know he had these legit top five NFL heights in him.' Hartitz cautions that when Jordan Tyson returns from injury, it may squeeze Lave's targets, but remains bullish on his performance.

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D.J. Moore

PositiveProjection9:16

DJ Moore is not listed on the injury report and is good to go. More importantly, Patriots cornerback Christian Gonzalez is out with a shoulder injury, eliminating the shadow matchup that had kept Moore outside the top 20 in Hartitz's wide receiver rankings. Hartitz moved Moore up to wide receiver 13 behind Christian Watson and Devonte Adams due to this favorable matchup change. With Gonzalez out, Moore becomes a must-start wide receiver.

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D'Andre Swift

NegativeRole3:00

Cleared from injury despite not practicing Thursday; still feeling aftereffects from Monday Night Football. Will remain in his usual RB2 role, not a bellcow back.

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Darren Waller

PositiveValue27:42

Ian Hartitz's top prop pick is Darren Waller over 25.5 receiving yards and over 2.5 receptions; Hartitz believes the line is mispriced despite Jaylen Coker's questionable status, noting Waller's routes have increased every week and Detroit is historically bad against tight ends; he likes both the receiving yards and receptions overs and suggests sprinkling anytime touchdown bets as well.

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Deebo Samuel

NegativeUsage14:29

Deebo Samuel will get a slight bump in usage with Mike Evans questionable, but his usage is so gadgety in the first place that Ian Hartitz is tough to be too optimistic about his upside.

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DeVonta Smith

NegativeInjury17:28

Ruled out with hamstring injury; Hartitz notes it could be longer than just one week. Dantavian Wix and Mai Lemon become potential waiver pickups, though Hartitz ranks Wix only as a borderline wide receiver 3 alongside Khif Raymond and Mecca Ibuka types. He prefers holding out hope for Lad Evans over pivoting to Wix given the Rams' tough matchup—no wide receiver has gone over 50 receiving yards against them this season.

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Drake Maye

NegativeProjection1:04

Cleared from right shoulder injury and not listed on injury report, but Ian Hartitz ranks him QB23 for the week, noting it's been a very tough season start and he'd like to see Drake prove him wrong.

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Emanuel Wilson

NegativeRole6:33

With Zack Charbonnet ruled out for week four, Emanuel Wilson is in line for additional work as the early-down back in Seattle's backfield, with George Henkel handling more change-of-pace pass-down duties. However, Ian Hartitz notes Wilson is 'just not really moving the needle for me either way' as a fantasy option. Hartitz ranks both around the Dolphins running back tier, suggesting limited upside despite the increased opportunity.

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Garrett Wilson

PositiveRole18:55

With A.D. Mitchell out due to finger injury, Wilson is elevated to a wide receiver 1 play for the Jets.

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J.J. McCarthy

NegativeBust25:13

Ian Hartitz explicitly states he will not draft JJ McCarthy in Dynasty leagues' first round, saying 'JJ McCarthy sucks' and predicting he will 'probably continue to suck,' despite some improvement against weak defenses (Cowboys, Giants, Packers backups) late last season; Hartitz expects McCarthy to eventually replace Winston for the Giants but is very pessimistic on his NFL future.

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Jakobi Meyers

PositiveValue26:01

Jakobi Meyers is good to go and not listed on the injury report for the Jaguars. Hartitz likes Meyers over 3.5 receptions in the Bengals-Jaguars shootout, which features one of the highest over-unders of the week; Meyers has emerged as the clear-cut number two receiver for Jacksonville and Hartitz is comfortable taking the over even at minus 130 odds. He includes Meyers over 3.5 receptions in his final prop betting slip.

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Jalen Coker

NegativeInjury16:56

Jaylen Coker has a quad injury and was limited in the final two practices of the week. Head coach Dave Canales said they'll assess Coker during a Saturday workout. Sunday night game means late confirmation. Ian Hartitz worries about his availability and doesn't have him in the wide receiver 3 conversation with Jameson Williams, Devon Vele, Terry McLaurin, and Stefon Diggs. If Coker plays, he could return to that tier; if out, Ted McMillan becomes a top-12 to top-15 play.

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Jameis Winston

PositiveProjection23:36

Ian Hartitz notes that Jameis Winston is statistically the worst quarterback in the NFL right now, which is a key reason to target the Cardinals money line over the Giants, even though the game will be tight.

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NegativeValue28:28

Ian Hartitz recommends Jameus Winston over 4.5 rushing yards as a prop bet. Winston has cleared this line in 8 of his last 9 starts. While Hartitz acknowledges Winston may be benched for JJ McCarthy soon, he's confident Winston will accumulate 5+ rushing yards before that happens. Hartitz notes the Cardinals are positioned to win, reducing the risk of victory formation scenarios late in the game.

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Jameson Williams

PositiveValue13:33

Ian Hartitz prefers starting Jameson Williams over Mike Evans this week given Evans' game-time decision status with a rib injury and the late afternoon 49ers slate. Williams is ranked ahead of Evans in Hartitz's top 24.

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Jaylen Waddle

PositiveInjury11:01

Jaylen Waddle has been practicing in full all week and is expected to be cleared for Sunday despite earlier walking boot storyline. Hartitz anticipates he will not be listed on the official final injury report and will be good to go.

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Jaylen Wright

NegativeRole4:21

Missed last week with a stinger and foot injury but not listed on injury report for Week 4. Despite being listed as RB1 on the Dolphins' unofficial depth chart over waiver-wire darling Ollie Gordon, Ian Hartitz has low confidence in the Miami backfield and advises against playing any Dolphins running back this week.

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Jordyn Tyson

NegativeRole8:40

Ian Hartitz notes that when Jordan Tyson returns from injury, it may squeeze Chris Lave's target share, suggesting Tyson's return could impact Lave's receiving volume.

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Josh Downs

PositiveMatchup17:17

If Kenan Allen is unavailable with a groin injury, Josh Downs becomes a stronger recommendation. Ian Hartitz couldn't be higher on Downs as a target in this scenario.

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Justin Jefferson

NegativeInjury17:37

Ruled out with ankle injury; did not practice all week. Hartitz moved Jordan Aston up to wide receiver 21, just behind Matthew Golden and Jaylen Waddle, as a replacement option. Hartitz is not confident in the Vikings offense this week, especially with Kyler Murray looking rough and Addison as the only healthy option against the Dolphins.

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Keaton Mitchell

NegativeInjury5:07

Chargers running back Katon Mitchell is not listed again due to an ankle injury, limiting his availability this week.

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Keenan Allen

PositiveInjury17:03

Kenan Allen did not practice on Friday with a groin injury, another late addition to the injury report. Ian Hartitz notes this makes Josh Downs a tougher recommendation if Allen is unavailable, though Hartitz is very high on Downs as a target in that scenario.

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Kenyon Sadiq

NegativeInjury21:15

Jets tight end Kenyon Sadi is questionable with a back injury; he was not on the injury report last week but was limited all of this week, creating uncertainty for his availability. If healthy, he's a top eight tight end play, but the situation is complicated by AD Mitchell and Mason Taylor being out, leaving the Jets' passing game thin.

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Lamar Jackson

PositiveInjury0:00

Cleared from back injury with no final designation. Leads all quarterbacks in rushing and has looked good. Ian Hartitz expects healthy Lamar to produce well against Carolina, noting the Ravens should dominate.

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Malik Washington

PositiveValue29:35

Ian Hartitz recommends Malik Washington over 4.5 receptions (potentially available at 3.5 depending on sportsbook). Washington had 10 targets and 5 catches last week and is positioned to see increased volume with Devon Aent out. Hartitz identifies Washington as the Dolphins' number one receiver and the primary target for quick-hitting plays designed to combat Brian Flores' blitz-heavy defense. Washington has already been used on 13 snaps in the backfield this season.

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Mike Evans

NegativeInjury12:27

49ers wide receiver Mike Evans got out on the practice field in some capacity on Friday but is officially ruled questionable with a rib injury; Kyle Shanahan called him a game-time decision. Hartitz tends to think Evans will try to gut it out with pain management, but given the game-time decision status and the late afternoon 49ers slate, Hartitz has Evans just outside his top 24, preferring to start receivers like Jameson Williams, Stefon Diggs, Jordan Addison, or Luther Burden over him. He treats Evans as a wide receiver three this week.

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Nico Collins

PositiveInjury9:29

Nico Collins is back and fully healthy after hamstring injury; not listed on final injury report and got full practice on Friday. Ian Hartitz ranks him as wide receiver 8, ahead of Zay Flowers and Gary Wilson, and recommends getting him in the starting lineup.

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Noah Fant

NegativeInjury22:15

Patriots receiver Noah Fan is dealing with an abdomen injury, adding to the Patriots' receiver injury woes alongside Eli Riden (questionable), Dallas Scotter (out), and Terren Ferguson (IR).

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Ollie Gordon

NegativeRole4:47

Ollie Gordon is listed as RB2 on the Dolphins' unofficial depth chart behind Jaylen Wright. Ian Hartitz ranks Gordon at RB32-RB33 and advises against playing any Miami Dolphins running back this week, noting the Vikings' blitz-heavy defense will limit pass-game opportunities. Scott Pianowski tweeted 'the only thing worse than losing your Ollie Gordon bid is winning it.'

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Puka Nacua

PositiveInjury9:57

Puka Nakua is returning from hip injury and not listed on final injury report; Sean McVay confirmed he will play and said he 'looks sharp.' McVay indicated the Rams are still working through snap count management, but Hartitz expects minimal snap count restriction given Nakua's caliber and the fact he's not on the injury report. Hartitz says he would play Nakua without hesitation, noting that when Puka is healthy, he plays him, and would be surprised if there's any meaningful snap count restriction.

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NegativeRole23:25

Puka Nacua will continue to play for the Rams, limiting Tyler Higbee's fantasy ceiling and upside in the offense.

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Ray Davis

NegativeInjury5:47

Ray Davis is questionable with a hamstring injury that popped up this week. Ian Hartitz suggests Ty Johnson is the better option to have at this point if you've been holding Davis as a handcuff stash.

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Stefon Diggs

PositiveMatchup15:57

Ian Hartitz had Stefon Diggs ranked wide receiver 25-26 before the Terry McLaurin injury. If McLaurin is ruled out, Diggs becomes a must-start option and would move inside the top 24. The Colts play a ton of man coverage; while Sauce Gardner is involved, he hasn't traveled extensively. However, Hartitz wouldn't rank Diggs ahead of Josh Downs, Jaylen Waddle, and Matthew Golden even if McLaurin is out.

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Terry McLaurin

NegativeInjury14:51

Terry McLaurin was a late Friday addition to the injury report with a hamstring injury and was limited in practice. Ian Hartitz notes this is a smash matchup but the late injury pop-up is concerning. He has McLaurin in the wide receiver 34-36 range this week. The 9:30 a.m. game start means injury status will be known early. McLaurin has historically played through similar issues, but if ruled out, Stefon Diggs becomes a must-start option.

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Tony Pollard

PositiveInjury3:43

Cleared from foot injury after not practicing earlier in the week. Gets a boost if Taj Spears remains out, though Ian Hartitz ranks him around RB24-28 range, similar to Ovarian Hampton, and would prefer wide receiver options in close calls.

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Travis Etienne

NegativeInjury7:20

Saints running back Travis Etienne is on IR with a hamstring injury, opening the door for other Saints backs to get carries.

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Ty Johnson

PositiveRole5:47

Ty Johnson is the better option to have over Ray Davis at this point, given Davis's hamstring injury.

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Zach Charbonnet

NegativeInjury6:33

Zack Charbonnet opened his practice window and returned to practice Thursday on a limited basis, practicing again Friday for a second straight day, but was ruled out for week four. Ian Hartitz would be surprised if he's back this week, though if active, he would give Charbonnet the benefit of the doubt. He could return sooner rather than later once cleared.

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Zay Flowers

NegativeInjury11:29

Zay Flowers is listed as questionable with a hamstring injury but was full on Thursday and limited on Friday with a rest designation added next to the hamstring, indicating it was just a rest day and maintenance rather than a true injury concern. Hartitz has no indication Flowers will miss the game and is moving forward expecting him to be his full-time self on Sunday. The 1pm game time provides plenty of replacement options if something goes wrong.

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0:00It is a great day to break down the week four injury report. Of course, your fantasy football team is hurting, but
0:06good thing you're here because myself and the great Billy Collins going through all the quarterback, running back, wide receiver, and tight end
0:11injuries to help get you ready for Sunday's action. So, with that in mind, going to get things started bright and fast now with the Baltimore Ravens QB
0:19Lamar Jackson. Had the back injury to start the week, but Billy, he is good to go. Does even have a final designation.
0:25So, I know we all saw last season when Lamar was playing through various issues and it really did impact his play. I
0:31don't have reason to believe that's going to be the case. Now, he does lead all quarterbacks in rushing. He has looked good out there. So, not ideal,
0:38but as long as we just have the usual healthy enough Lamar Jackson out there, Billy, I mean, it should be a slaughter
0:44here on Sunday.
0:45>> Yeah, I mean, it should be. We could just use an average Lamar Jackson. I don't have any faith in Cam Ward or his
0:51footwork. We're going to touch on the running backs here in a little bit.
0:53Don't have any faith in those. Um, I like Ravens minus 11 and a half. If you want to play conservative, take them
0:59minus N and a half. Drink a little juice. This should be case closed. Easy win.
1:04>> Will be my Survivor pick as well. What could go wrong? Also know Patriots quarterback Drake May is good to go. Not
1:10even listed on the injury report after popping up with that right shoulder earlier in the week. Yeah, I mean it's obviously been impacting him something
1:17maybe this year. I would love to find out that's what's been impacting Drake May because again been a very very tough
1:22season to start just my QB23 on the week. I would love for him to prove me wrong. Some QBs that will be out though
1:27guys. Bears QB Caleb Williams. We have not heard from Ben Johnson whether it's going to be Tyson Tabagent or if it's
1:33going to be Case Keenum. I tend to think it's still going to be out there. We'll see what happens. Do you guys really
1:38want to start either in fantasy? Either way, you do not. Also know Buccaneers QB Baker May Mayfield officially rolled out with that thumb injury. It will be
1:45Jaylen Daniels season for the Buccaneers. So, we have a few more guys to talk about with Tampa Bay. But just just realize guys, right now Vegas is
1:52telling us the Buccaneers have the third lowest team implied total for this week.
1:55So, if you have anything that's a close start question involving a Buccaneer, I would try to go with the other guy. And
2:00then, Billy, we did officially find out that Jaden DS, despite practicing a limited capacity throughout this week, is actually going to be out for this
2:07London themed 9:30 a.m. kickoff matchup against the Indianapolis Colts. Will once again be Marcus Mariota under center. And hey, it's just a situation
2:15where always feel a little weird about some of these, you know, overseas games and everything, but as much as the Commanders, you know, maybe didn't have
2:21the start to the season they wanted, hell of a week went over the Seahawks.
2:25And I mean, this Colts team also certainly been riding the struggle bus more weeks than not. Who do you like here between the Commanders and Colts?
2:31>> So, this is going to be a little bit of a long shot. Like the Commanders, um, I like the way they're playing. Mariota
2:35played very well last week. Also, for those that want to be a bit aggressive, historically, we like the unders in these games when it goes overseas. Both
2:43defenses are really nothing to write home about, but if you want to do a little under with the Commanders on the
2:47money line, we're getting around plus 180ish odds, little sprinkle, I definitely like the Manders here.
2:52>> Certainly looking forward to seeing just NFL fans wearing all sorts of different jerseys in the crowd as well. One of my
2:57favorite little ticks for some of these overseas games. Over in the running back streets, guys, DeAndre Swift good to go.
3:04Wasn't practicing out there on Thursday, but Ben Johnson told us we're just, you know, still feeling a little bit of the
3:08after effects from Monday Night Football. So, we'll not be Kongai Bellcow week. DeAndre Swift's usual RB2 self. Buccaneers running back Bucky
3:15Irving also good to go after being limited with that lower body injury.
3:18Again, we have just have the Buccaneers offense not looking good as a whole. We also had Zack Robinson, interestingly saying that Shawn Tucker is quote a
3:26special player who needs more touches and it's like, okay, he has zero in two games. He's played one total snap. So,
3:31we'll see what happens. Uh, I'm not expecting, you know, a ton more Shawn Tucker, but again, given this possibility and also just more
3:37importantly the Jaylen Daniels led Buccaneers offense, I'm not going out of my way to play Bucky Irving this week.
3:43In Tennessee, it's a little bit more interesting. Tony Pard is good to go after not practicing with the foot injury. Taj Spears, though, is
3:49questionable despite getting into full practice on Friday. We did hear Robert Salah say earlier that Spears will quote have to clear some hurdles in order to
3:56play. I would boost up Pard a little bit because, you know, guys, I rank freaking 70 80 running backs during every week.
4:01So yes, losing out on Taj Spears would be good for Pard. That said, I mean, Ovarian Hampton's my RB24. I would have
4:08a hard time getting Pard too much past that. So he'd be with Bucky, he'd be with Hampton, he'd be with running backs
4:14that if I have a better wide receiver option, I probably would be starting anyway. And then in Miami, Jaylen Wright is not listed as well. Remember, he
4:21missed last week. He had the stinger and foot injury. and Billy in the most fantasy football thing ever. We actually saw the Dolphins unofficial death chart
4:28they released and Jaylen Wright was actually listed as RB1 over waiverwire darling Olly Gordon. Uh yikes. You know, now anyone that was planning on relying
4:37on Oi Gordon this week, I hate to break it to you, your fantasy team probably wasn't in the best spot anyway, but
4:42yeah, pretty tilting here, Billy.
4:44>> Yeah, I really don't have any confidence in either back. I mean, obviously the prospect of Oi Gordon all throughout college, we like what we see from him,
4:51but I mean, do we really want any part of this Dolphins backfield to begin with?
4:56>> No, no, no, we do not. Tweet of the week, I will say from my friend Scott Pianowski does great work over at Yahoo.
5:03From Scott, the only thing worse than losing your Oi Gordon bid is winning it.
5:07I tend to agree. Uh, also note that Chargers running back Katon Mitchell, not listed again, had the ankle injury, but yeah. And yeah, just real quick
5:15guys, for Wright and Gordon, I have Olly Gordon still just ahead, but I mean, we're talking RB32, RB33, any player who
5:22is their team's number one running back, like officially, and we're pretty clear on this. I have them ranked ahead of these Dolphins running backs, maybe
5:29there could be better matchups, but against the Vikings who are going to blitz the hell out of them and also limit their chances in the pass game
5:35really is tough to get excited. So, we'll see what happens. I do have them ahead of, you know, RJ Harvey, Ka
5:40Nungai, Blake Cororm, the clear number two uh running backs out there. But yeah, again, please don't go out of your way to play any Miami Dolphin this week
5:47if you can help it. Uh Ray Davis is questionable. This one is just relevant if you have been holding him on your
5:52bench as more of a handcuff stash, but yeah, he had a hamstring injury pop up this week. Certainly not good there. Ty
5:57Johnson will probably be the better guy to have at this point. guys who will be sidelined. Unfortunately, just running back Bree Hall out with that quad
6:03injury, which makes Braille Allen a top 20 option going up against a Bears defense as dead last in RB rush yards
6:09before contact per carry. I do prefer Braille Allen to guys like Bucky Irving and David Montgomery. Over in Seattle, guys, this one popped up a little bit
6:17late, but Jaren Price will in fact be out with a chest injury. Mike McDonald told us he reagravated the issue during
6:23Wednesday's practice. We are recording this at 5:00 on Friday and accordingly some of these teams are dragging their feet out here. So, we'll see if we end
6:32up getting news as it goes on. I think George Hani is going to play through the rib issue. I would be surprised if Zack
6:39Charbet is already going to be back this week. He did get his practice window open, so he could be back sooner rather
6:44than later. Only return to practice on Thursday though. So, between Hani and Emanuel Wilson, I would lean Wilson being the early downback. Hani probably
6:52being more of the change of pace pass down guy. It's a reasonable enough matchup against a Chargers team that again just sucks as a whole this year. I
6:59think we can all kind of agree on that.
7:00But Emanuel Wilson, George Hani probably going to get them right around those Dolphins running backs. So again, it's just tough to know what the split is
7:07going to be. If Sharpet is active, that makes things a little more interesting.
7:11I would give him the benefit of the doubt, but as things stand right now, I'm not really going my way to play any
7:16of these guys. Looking more than anything just like a Sam Darnold game.
7:20Billy Saints running back Travis Etchen.
7:22Unfortunately, on IR with the hamstring injury, Alvin Chimera, I would play him over the Miami guys, but I am thinking it's going to be some Kendra Miller,
7:29maybe some CJ Donaldson. Honestly, I just think the Arrows pointing up for Tyler Shuck in this passing game. I know this involves one of your favorite props
7:36of the week.
7:37>> One of my favorite bets of the week, no doubt about it for Monday Night Football. The Saints lead the league in
7:41pace of play. You're getting roughly five to extra seven, five to seven extra dropbacks out of Shock. Over 23 and a
7:47half passing completions. You can snag this over at DraftKings. Uh anywhere between minus 105 or better if you can get it plus number. I love it. Tyler
7:55Shuck's balling out to start the season.
7:56Is anyone I don't know if anyone's talking enough about Chris Olive right now as well. Absolutely destroying dudes. So I love this over on Shuck over
8:0423 and a half passing completions.
8:07>> We did just find out Zack Charmin practiced on a limited basis Friday for a second straight day, but was ruled out
8:12for week four. So again, looking like Emanuel Wilson and George Hani, just not really moving the needle for me either way. But yes, love that shot call. Chris
8:20Lave, man, I think he finished wide receiver three or wide receiver four in my ranks. Like if and when Jordan Tyson
8:26gets back out there, maybe it's going to squeeze the targets a little bit. But man, shout out to Lave, man. Even as a
8:31diehard Buckeyes homer, I did not even know he had these legit top five NFL heights in him. Kudos to that man. Over
8:37in Washington, guys, Rashad White is officially out now with a shoulder injury for again this London game. They did sign Austin Eckler for a reason.
8:44They have a whole freaking squad of backup running backs out there. You know, your Jerome Forge or Jerry McNichols of the world. Maybe Kron Allen
8:51plays more. I didn't move Bill Crosky Merritt up all that much. He's still I still had him pretty high. Okay. So,
8:56he's like my RB 21 I believe for this week. I can't get him past Tudin or Aaron Jones, but he's right there with
9:02Cam Scatterabo, right there with Bron Allen. I would play cross merit ahead of Dave Montgomery, Bucky Irving, Omar and Hampton, and the Patriots running backs
9:10for some context. Moving along to the wide receiver room, guys. DJ Moore not listed. He's good to go. And even more
9:16importantly, Patriots number one quarterback Christian Gonzalez is out with a shoulder injury. If you guys watch my wide receiver ranking video,
9:23first of all, thank you. I appreciate it. But the only reason I had DJ Moore outside the top 20 was because of that
9:28shadow matchup. I have a quarterly move DJ Moore all the way up to wide receiver 13 behind Christian Watson. Devonte Adams. I dare you guys to show me a
9:37lineup in the comments. I shouldn't have DJ Moore starting in it. Texas wide receiver Nico Collins. He's back. We're back, baby. Let's go. Not listed with
9:45the hamstring injury. Got the full practice on Friday. He's fully healthy against the Cowboys. My wide receiver eight just ahead of Zay Flowers and Gary
9:52Wilson. Again, get him in the starting lineup. And then over in Los Angeles, we'll also be seeing the return of Puka
9:57Nakua. again been dealing with his hip injury but not listening on to final injury report. Shawn McFay has confirmed he will play and even said quote that he
10:04looks sharp. Billy Shawn McFay said the Rams are still working through how they will navigate his snap count. We'll see man when there's when the guy's not even
10:12listed on the final injury report and when it's a player the caliber of Puka Nua. I mean we even saw it last week
10:18where Zay Flowers actually was a little bit more limited. But guess what? When he was out there they tried to get him
10:22the ball. When Puka Aua is healthy, man, I'm playing him. And I would be surprised if it's any sort of a
10:27meaningful snap count restriction.
10:29>> Yeah, I agree. I mean, you're going to be holding your breath. You're going to play him no matter what. You're just
10:32holding your breath at, you know, we get at least a half a football from Puka. No reagravation, nothing. So, fingers crossed. I'm going up against him. So,
10:43I'm kind of hoping for a reagravate.
10:46>> Hey, none of that, Billy. None of that.
10:47He's on my 32 team fantasy football league. So believe me, we do not have the same sorts of picking on the
10:53waiverwire. So could be a tough Sunday for Billy's fantasy team, but good one for everyone else that has been sticking strong with Puka Nua. Also know Jaylen
11:01Waddle. He's been practicing in full all week. We had that, you know, walking boot storyline going earlier on. Again, haven't gotten the official Broncos
11:07final injury report yet, but I am expecting him to not be listed and be good to go for Sunday. Also know Jaguars
11:13wide receiver Jacobe Myers, Buccaneers wide receiver Chris Godlin and Dolphins wide receiver Chris Bell all good to go and not listed. Bell could have better
11:21days ahead particularly as long as Caleb Douglas remains sideline that said against the Vikings and Brian Flores. I do not want to f around and find out.
11:29Guys who are questionable Z Flowers is but here's the thing guys. All right, he got he was full on Thursday with the
11:35hamstring injury. He was limited on Friday but they specifically added a rest designation next to the hamstring.
11:41So, it really does sound like it was just a rest day, maintenance. I have no indication that Zay Flowers is going to
11:47be at risk of missing this game. Maybe we'll find out more as the weekend goes.
11:51It is a 1pm game thankfully. So, again, god forbid something goes wrong with Zay Flowers. You should have plenty of options available to replace him. That
11:59said, again, I am personally moving forward this Sunday like Zay Flowers is going to be his full-time self. And accordingly, he's a rock solid wide
12:06receiver. One little more tricky though in San Francisco, Billy. We do have 49ers wide receiver Mike Evans. got out there on the practice field in some
12:13capacity on Friday, but he is officially going to be rule crushable and Kyle Shanahan called him a game time decision with this rib injury. 49ers beat
12:21reporter Cam Inman and I love when the beat reporters just give us their opinion, man. That's what they're there for. All right, they're going to be
12:27wrong. We're all going to be wrong sometimes, but per Cam Inman, he did say he's leaning towards Evans playing and I
12:33tend to agree, Billy. Again, with these rib injuries, they're not ideal. Evans was in a ton of pain out there, but you
12:38would think it's something that you can gut through, get a shot of god knows what from the team doctor before the
12:44game. Again, in my heart of hearts, I tend to think Evans tries to gut this one out.
12:48>> Yeah, I agree with you, too. They need warm bodies to play wide receiver in San Francisco. So, Mike Evans, can you do
12:56it? I I believe so. He's a vet. He knows what he's doing. He'll be able to manage this. I think he'll be just fine. God,
13:01if even if there ever was a time to just have someone out there as a bit of a decoy, I mean, I'm pretty confident that
13:07Evans could be drawing that Pat Certan shadow. So, man, this would be the sort of situation to go for that. Accordingly
13:13though, guys, I mean, if we knew Evans was fully healthy, I would probably have him in my top 20, maybe even top 15 as
13:18usual. But, I do have them just outside my top 24 looking in. Then given the fact that it's this game time decision
13:24and unfortunately the 49ers as always are playing in that late afternoon slate, I would say if you have guys like Jameson Williams, like Stefon Diggs,
13:36I would be very much okay just starting them over Evans and not even worrying about it. I would put Jordan Addison in
13:42that group. He's also in that afternoon slate. I would put Luther Burden in that group. I think I draw the line right
13:49around the Trey Tuckers and the Khif Raymonds of the world. I'll kind of mess around and find out when it comes down
13:54to Evans versus those guys. Otherwise though, I certainly do get treating him more so as a wide receiver three this week. Note that Jordan Watkins, Jacob
14:01Cohen, Brandon Cooks, Dante Pettis, Willie Turner would be the other options behind him. I would throw my dart at Jordan Watkins. Wouldn't be expecting a
14:09ton. Debo Samuel will get a slight jump up, but his usage is just so gadgetly in the first place. Tough to be too
14:14optimistic there. Also note Chargers wide receiver Lab Makoni also playing in the late afternoon slate is questionable and I would again just kind of have a
14:21similar mindset here as I would with Mike Evans much more of a wide receiver three for me this week and if you do
14:26have someone from that list I just mentioned that you feel a little bit better about I do not think you're wrong
14:31at all for going with those guys. Billy we cannot have nice things because Terry Mclo with the hamstring injury late addition to the injury report. What are
14:39they doing in a Friday practice man?
14:41They already made the trip over this over overseas to my to my knowledge and he somehow did something that hurt this
14:46hamstring. So, he was limited. This sucks. It's a smash matchup really both sides. I was hoping for a bunch of points, but I think this probably goes
14:54back to what you're saying earlier, man.
14:56Like, if there was a side to go, I like the Commander Longot call, but that under starting to call my name, too,
15:01man.
15:02>> Yeah, for sure. Um, we never like to see this late injury pop up on the Friday.
15:06um you know monitor it. But I mean at this point I mean how do you feel about playing McLaren if if you if he's on
15:12that where do you have him fringe kind of flex you're going to put him in or you know like you said what other
15:16options maybe would you go if he had it on your roster to to take the spot of McLaren?
15:21>> I'm going to end up having him and Evans probably right next to each other just in that wide receiver 34 to 36 range.
15:30Like I'll pro the good thing with Terry is it's going to be again literally the 9:00 a.m. game. So 9:30 a.m. So we're
15:35going to find out, guys. Wake up early and find out. All right, you owe it to your fantasy football team to wake up
15:40early for uh you know, Terry McLaren and company. But again, we'll at least know what's going on there. Terry has just
15:47anidotically kind of played through some of this stuff before. So we'll see what happens, man. If I could get I will say if Terry is ruled out,
15:57Stefon Diggs becomes a mustart option. I had these guys like wide receiver 25 26 before this issue, but we do see the
16:03Colts play a ton of man coverage and yeah, some of that is with Sas Gardner, but haven't necessarily seen him travel
16:08around a bunch. Nice bump for Antonio Williams as well. I don't think I can get digs ahead of guys like Josh Downs,
16:14Jaylen Wadd, and Matthew Golden, but he would be inside the top 24. And again, I recommended starting more lineups than not. Antonio Williams will become a guy
16:21who's I think more so in that wide receiver 4 conversation ahead of I mean I would say right there with guys like
16:27Molland Romeo Dobs the Titans and Xavier Worthy those sorts of players also know Panthers wide receiver Jaylen Coker everyone was barking at me Billy in my
16:36wide receiver video about him not being in there I just don't think he's going to play. We'll see what happens. It is
16:41Sunday night football but man with this quad injury was limited in the final two practices of the week. Dave Canawa said,
16:47quote, "They'll see how Coker looks during a Saturday workout. They need him out there, man, to keep up with the Lions and everything. There's no Xavier
16:54Legette. I get it. If Coker does manage to gut through it and play, then okay, we can get him back into that wide
17:00receiver three conversation with guys like Jameson Williams, Devon Vele, Terry McLaren, Stefon Diggs. If Terry's going to be out there, I just worry about it."
17:08And that one isn't even late afternoon.
17:10It's Sunday night. So any sort of game time decision guys, you are going to definitely need to have a backup plan in
17:16mind for Mr. Coker. Ted McMillan, you're starting regardless, but he is a legit top 12 at the worst top 15 play if Coker
17:23is going to be sidelined. Kenan Allen, another late addition. He did not practice on Friday. What are what are both these teams doing in Friday
17:30practices in London, Billy? I don't freaking know, but he's got a groin injury. Ashton Doulan's also questionable. So hey, if you couldn't be
17:37any higher on Josh Downs, there's your reason to be tougher to get behind Kieran Allen as a wide receiver for. And
17:43finally, note that Keon Corman, while questionable with an ankle injury, head coach Joe Brady said that he quote should be good to play out there. Those
17:50are the questionable wide receivers.
17:51Now, we do have a handful of guys who have already been ruled out. Headlined by Mr. Justin Jefferson with the ankle
17:57injury. Did not practice all week. He is officially out for this one. I have moved Jordan Aston up to wide receiver
18:0221 just behind Matthew Golden and Jaylen Waddle. I think it's a toss up between him and guys like Michael Wilson and
18:08Malik Neighbors. But I just man Billy I'm not going to bet my hard-earned money on the Dolphins. I am not crazy
18:16enough to do that by any stretch of the imagination. But I would not be surprised if we see some sort of like a
18:2113-3 ugly game here because Kyler looked rough in that first game last week. And just when Addison's the only guy out
18:29there, it's the Dolphins. So, I get it.
18:31But I would love to be proven wrong. I just do not have high expectations for the Vikings offense this week.
18:35>> I I mean, it's hard for me that I'm I can't believe I'm going to say this, but like, can we get some Carson Wentz just
18:41something please?
18:44>> It's looked rough. At least run Kyler Moore, man. If you're going to have him out there, two carries, what are we
18:48doing? But Eagles wide receiver Dvonte Smith hamstring injury. He's out and it sounds like it actually could be a little bit longer than just weeks. So,
18:55god forbid you guys have Dantavian Wix or Mai Lemon on your waiver wires.
18:59Probably not, but you never know.
19:00Definitely go pick them up. I got Wix as a borderline wide receiver three. He's with the Khif Raymond, a Mecca Ibuka
19:06types. And I would say that's a tough matchup. You know what? I think I would probably hold out hope for Lad for Evans
19:16and those guys that we were talking about versus going to Dantavian Wixs. We have not seen a player go for over 50
19:22receiving yards against the Rams this season. That's played wide receiver. I'm not so sure Wix hasn't in him. Similar sentiment with Mai Lemon. If we saw this
19:29Eagles offense like actually functioning well and doing good things, maybe it'd be different. Sadly, that has not been the case this year. Note that Jets wide
19:35receiver AD Mitchell out once again with the finger injury. Wheels up for Garrett Wilson. He's a wide receiver one. And Bengals wide receiver Kobe Young out
19:43with a knee injury. I do wonder, guys, talked about in the tight end video.
19:47Mike Jiki, maybe they just quit pretending like he's not their best wide receiver left at this point to be the number three wide receiver. Sure. But
19:55hey, Mike Jasiki, he's one of my low-key picks where I do think this time next week, or not this time, but by Monday
20:01and Tuesday, everyone's like, "Hey, Mike Jasiki has a full-time role now. Make sure you get him off the waiver wire, but you, a scholar, could already have
20:07him on your bench potentially." Speaking of tight ends, Commanders tight end Chicky O Conquo is good to go after missing the last couple weeks with a
20:14hamstring injury. If you do have Travis Kelce or Sam Leapora, they have weeks five and week six buys. I do think
20:20Chicka Conquo is a pretty good streaming option for you. He would be right behind Greg Dol who gets that lauded Bengals
20:27matchup here in week five again for Kelsey managers. Unfortunately guys, Kenyon Sadi with a back injury is questionable. He was not on the injury
20:35report last week and he was limited all of this week. So the Jets are going to be in that 1pm slot, so he should have
20:41plenty of pivots, but yeah, not ideal because AD Mitchell's out and Mason Taylor is out. If Sadique is good to go,
20:46he's a top eight play once again, but yeah, not great here. Uh Patriots number one receiver, I guess we can say Eli
20:53Riden. He's the only one who's caught a touchdown this year. He's officially questionable. Also note Noah fan dealing with an abdomen injury. Dallas Scotter
20:59is out. Zack is still in a part-time role. They need him more. You should have better options. Terren Ferguson not only out, but he's on IR. And Kobe
21:07Ferguson is questionable. Tyler Higgby becomes a mid-tier tight end too. I would have been more excited though if Puka was out of the picture. Again, he
21:15will be playing. And then finally, Chargers tight end Charlie Kohler out with a forearm injury. Another chance for Ronda Gasson to do something. But
21:22yeah, I do not trust anyone going up against that ferocious Seahawks defense.
21:27Just a few defensive offensive line injuries already mentioned with the Patriots, but yes, Christian Gonzalez is out and DJ Moore now becomes a must-art
21:33wide receiver. One also know Bills quarterback Christian Benford is questionable with a toe injury. Not that again that would be that big of an
21:40increase for anyone on New England, but maybe could help their cause. Packers O line remains banged up. Buccaneers defense remains banged up, but Ruben
21:46Bane Ruben Bane and Benjamin Morrison out of the picture. Trey Hendrickson is out for the Ravens and Aaron Donald is out for the Rams. So guys, again, those
21:55have been the key injuries. Make sure you go on over to rotoire.com. I'll have all the stuff reflected in my rankings.
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22:48Nothing crazy I think with the weather this week. As always, we do have a Rotoire weather page which can help you
22:53guys out. And I also do love the stuff that we get from a friend in the show, Kevin Roth. But Panthers Lions, 63%
22:59chance of rain, some light winds. Kevin Roth though actually said that there are signs that the rain could be clear before the game starts. So yeah, might
23:06even be a non-issue. And I would just say overall, guys, none of these games are actually going to be overly impacting my rankings in the first place
23:12because of the win factor. That's truly what we care about as long as it's not going to be a differential downpour. And
23:18it does not sound like these other ones have a chance of that. So, Panthers, Lions Ravens Titans Eagles Rams Buccaneers Packers Giants Cardinals.
23:26Again, our ollie Williams weather report is noting that there is a chance of rain for these, but in every single case,
23:32there is going to be a light breeze. And I'm Billy. I'm particularly happy that that is the case here for Giants and
23:36Cardinals because Jameus Winston, Jacobe Brassette, we have seen these guys give us some maybe not the best winning football in the world, but putting up
23:44all kinds of numbers in the past, but man, if there was a worse quarterback in the NFL right now, statistically, it's
23:52been Jameus Winston. And I can't believe I'm saying this, but I think I'm with you, man. Arizona Cardinals might be a
23:57time to pound that money line.
23:59>> Let me know in the comments below, guys, from last week. Did anyone tail the under in the Giants uh Titans game that
24:04we gave out under 31 and a half on FanDuel because that Nor Eastern really helped us out. Again, Jamus is just
24:10declining. I could see in the second half the Giants crowd just yelling for JJ to come out onto the field. Um this
24:17is more of just I like the Cardinals roster a little bit. I like the quarterback play a bit more. The number
24:23one wide receiver on the field for the Cardinals, Michael Wilson, Trey McBride.
24:27Um yeah, give me the Cardinals money line here. It's not going to be a blow.
24:31It's gonna be a tight one. But I do like the Cardinals to edge off the Giants based off the quarterback play. I want
24:36Jacobe Beef and Brisket all day long.
24:39>> I'm with you, man. That Giants defense, I'm just continuously shocked how bad they can be despite having all that talent inside the front seven. But now
24:47you even take away Brian Burns from that group and there's even less reason to be optimistic. So, love that call. And
24:53yeah, man. I think it's a matter of when not if we do see the artist formerly known as Nine taking over for Jamus. Fun
25:00fun fun fun career, but yeah, it's been a rough start to 2026.
25:03>> And do we have to start calling like double nine basically at this point?
25:07>> I guess so, man. You know, hey, we'll see what happens. It's I'd be very very surprised if uh JJ, you know, kind of
25:13pulls his career out of this uh you know, gutter that's in right now. He did improve down the stretch of last season.
25:20Now, it was against some bad defenses, the Cowboys. I think he got to play the Giants actually and some Packers backups. But yeah, I will say guys,
25:28Dynasty Streets first round. I'm not going to do it. JJ McCarthy sucks. I think he's probably going to continue to suck. Almost almost got carried away
25:36there, Billy. That could have been bad.
25:38Let's end things out though with our weekly better card. Again, invite you guys to click that link in the description. Go get you some bets down
25:44over at Better. Been enjoying again checking out their lines throughout the week. Obviously, a great place to do some business. Billy, you have two for
25:50us. I did not see the second one here on the list when I was going through it, but maybe just something that was again,
25:56we see lines go up and down a little bit throughout the day. So, let's start things off with a pick that you have and
26:01again what should be a shootout between the Bengals and Jaguars.
26:04>> Yeah, give me any kind of pieces in this game. Jacobe Myers over three and a half receptions. RIP to the Jaguars career,
26:10Brian Thomas Jr., they just simply phase them out of the offense. Um, when we like this game because it has one of the
26:16highest, if not the highest overunder in the entire week. So give me any kind of overs on Jacobe Myers. Even if it is at
26:22maybe in the minus 130 range, totally fine with it.
26:25>> Again guys, Chopwood, Carrie Water, we all know Parker's the wide receiver one in Duvall. But that said, the other big
26:32story has been Jacobe Myers emerging as that clear-cut number two. And again, just that three and a half receptions.
26:37Really do like that number. Then the other one, Billy, again, I did not see it up when I was checking earlier, but
26:42Caleb Johnson over eight and a half rush attempts. I like that call, man, because again, we did hear actually throughout the week that the Packers want to
26:49actually try to focus you more on just one individual running back. We don't know who it is, but you have two eyes
26:54just like I do, man. And it really has looked like Caleb is the best option in that Packers backfield right now.
26:59>> It really seems that way. And then also, you know, we're getting a true wild card with with the Bucks starting quarterback
27:04because it's his first start. We could see a scenario in the second half where the Packers are just running the ball
27:09out. It's it's you know it's the games in already are already already over and game in hand. So I like Caleb over eight
27:15and a half. You know all the talk's been that you know is Laflur gonna back this up and actually give him the rock a bit
27:20more. I mean we just need him to get to nine. Even if you get this number at nine I'm still liking him at to get over
27:25the nine hit the 10 spot. So um yeah like the over on Caleb and >> again not saying it's going to be
27:31effective or even all that productive but we will get that volume. That's why we're going with the over eight and a
27:36half rush attempts there.
27:37>> Ian, I love your pick here. I love this one. This is the one I really want so bad.
27:42>> And I can't believe that, you know, we're just getting it. I think it's mispriced right now, man. Darren Waller over 25 and a half receiving yards,
27:48guys. It's usually one of these situations where I would have expected these lines to not be available because Jaylen Coker is looking like a game time
27:55decision. He is actively listed as questionable right now, but Jaylen Coker is still in these, you know, betting streets and stuff. He is being listed
28:02alongside Darren Waller. So maybe they know something we don't. I know it's a possibility, but Billy, even if Coker plays, I still like these lines. Darren
28:11Waller's routes have gone up every single week. Detroit is so ridiculously bad against tight ends. We got the pace.
28:17We already talked about the weather not being a big issue. I love it, man. I love Darren Waller over 25 and a half
28:22receiving yards and also his his reception over under two and a half.
28:26>> Yeah. And also, if you guys want to sprinkle him for an anytime touchdown, I mean, he's looked at in the red zone. No
28:32doubt about it. So, that would be another way I'd lean. all overs, which you know means he's going to go what?
28:37One for four.
28:38>> What could go wrong? Yeah, that that non 33 34 year old tight end here. What could go wrong? Also, guys, Jameus
28:45Winston, he might get bench for JJ McCarthy sooner rather than later, but I bet you he gets five rushing yards before that happens. Over four and a
28:52half rushing yards for Jameus. He's cleared this in eight of his last nine starts. And just look, Billy, I am not
28:57what the kids would call a successful gambler. Okay, you guys can go ahead and check my receipts there. I get it. I'm
29:02not trying to lie to you guys and tell you I am. But I will say as someone who does still occasionally win a bet, the
29:07quarterback rushing overs, there just a certain level of thrill to it that I don't think you get otherwise. Again, we just need five yards. So on that third
29:15and 15, when we see Jamus break the pocket, god damn, man, I'm going to be standing up there cheering.
29:20>> Yeah, it's that's the best part about these types of bets. It's also like betting on like a over on a
29:25three-pointer in the NBA when like SGA takes one three-pointer a game. Like you're going to get one or two opportunities here and you're just like,
29:31"Come on, Jamus." So, this is going to be a fun sweat.
29:35>> Now, the way it goes wrong is if we start seeing Jameus in that victory formation at the end of the game, we
29:39will be holding our breath, but to Billy's point, I actually think the Cardinals are in a position to win this one. So, not as worried about that as I
29:45might be otherwise. And finally, guys, I'm going Malik Washington over four and a half receptions. You might be able to find it at three and a half depending on
29:52where you're placing your bets, but we are over in these better streets. Again, it's a situation where we had 10 targets
29:57and five catches last week. I think that is going to be Malik Washington's new norm with Devon Aent out of the picture.
30:02They've used him in the backfield on 13 snaps already this season. And I just think again, he's already been their number one receiver. He's a guy they
30:09want to be designing the ball to in short quick areas. How do you combat the Brian Flores blitz happy defense? You
30:14get the ball out fast. You design quick hitting plays. Who's the only guy in the Dolphins offense they trust to do that?
30:20It is Malik Washington. So again, Jacobe Myers over three and a half receptions.
30:24Darren Waller over 25 and a half receiving yards. Jameus Winston over four and a half rushing yards and Malik Washington over four and a half
30:30receptions. Lot of overs, Billy. I get it. But in every case other than Waller, man, we're not. And even then, 25 and a
30:37half receiving yards. I don't think we're asking too much out of any of these guys. I would like to think the
30:43process is right here, but we'll find out on Sunday.
30:45>> No doubt about it. Yeah, I definitely like this. We get the all over slip. Um I have a lot of confidence in it. So I
30:51don't see why when we're talking next Friday, we have a higher balance in our account.
30:56Fingers crossed, my friend. But guys, that's gonna wrap up this edition of our week four injury report. Billy, you continue to do great stuff over in the
31:03Oz Jam streets and I believe you have a new show coming up.
31:06>> Yeah, we got a podcast coming up. Uh new episode airs on Tuesday. Appreciate you shouting that out. It's going to be
31:10called Sharpish. Me and my friend Tomun are going to be talking about it. Going to be sharing uh betting education and
31:15then just also talking about our personal stories and strategies, bringing on some guests from time to time. Ian maybe, maybe. Um so, look
31:22forward to that, guys. Tuesdays at 9:00 am Eastern. We're going to be dropping an episode once a week.
31:27>> Love it. Make sure you guys check that out and make sure you guys check out again just I don't know life before
31:32Sunday. Get those fancy lineups right and everything, but going to be a jam-packed day in college football. I'm excited. We got some playoff guards
31:38baseball as well. It is truly a great day to be great. So, appreciate you guys tuning in. As always, if you like the
31:42video, please like the video and that subscribe button helps as well. But free country, you know, I get it. So, for
31:47Billy, I'm Ian. Thanks again for tuning in. Until next time, take care everybody.

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