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The playoffs are approaching. It's time to save our fantasy football teams. But what should you do with a guy like Trayvon Henderson, who this week came out and scored 28 PPR points, had two big runs in this game. And finally, we see Trayvon Henderson with his breakout.
>> But is this his breakout? 14 carries for 147 yards and two touchdowns. Um, you saw Terrell Jennings there. He only had four carries in this game. Um, he was the clear number one back. The big ginormous question with Trayvon Henderson, which by the way, Trayvon Henderson is somebody that we have as a sell multiple weeks ago. Is he still a sell? You can get more for him now. Is he going to maintain the workhorse number one clear-cut back there in New England? And my answer to that is no. I I do not think I know this is going to piss so many of you off, but but you know, historically and also based on what we've seen just this season, New England does not like running one running back committees. They like running very heavy split carry committees, right? They like giving a lot of carries to two different guys at best. You know, Ramandre Stevenson, even though like Trayvon Henderson was kind of boxed out of this offense a couple weeks ago, Raandre even in his like best games was around 70% snatcher and was only getting about 13 carries per game, even with Henderson not really being a factor there. And so, you know, Henderson in his last two games, 14 carries in each of those games. He's had 12 and 28 points respectively. But I think a lot of people are going to start paying very, very high prices for Trayvon Henderson. And I think when Raandre Stevenson does come back, which I think is probably going to be this week or next week, I think there's a good chance they're going to split that back field evenly and I think each of them are going to have cap ceilings at that point.
>> Now, we said the same thing about, you know, Rico Dattle and Chuba Hubard. The fact of the matter is Rico Dattle just ended up keeping that job. I just don't trust the Patriots as much to give the I think Trayvon Henderson's I'll say this. I think he's the better running back. I think he should be the starter. I think he had should have been the starter there for a while, but I just don't think he's going to get the volume there necessary to maintain this level of production. Not to mention two huge explosive plays. I mean, you're not talking about like he was grinding out eight yards per carry, 10 yards per carry legitimately on every carry, right? And and and had two like goal line touchdowns. He had two ginormous plays. And so what you've seen from Trayvon Henderson this week is probably his ceiling if I had to guess. Of course, I could always be wrong about this, but I do know that the Patriots tend to want to give the ball to two different guys and not really overload one guy. And I think people are going to be very very high on Trayvon Henderson after this weekend. In fact, let me just go ahead and pull up the rankings. I want to see where people have him ranked after this weekend. Um, people aren't going overboard actually. He's a running back 26 on average right now according to experts on the site. Let me see where Danny has him ranked because this is the one Danny has him ranked at running back 16. So that's where I think you start getting to like people over he's ranked next to Bucky.
>> Yeah.
>> Bree,
>> Rico D even now. So, you know, I just want to be very explicit in the type of advice I'm giving you here. When I give you guys that you could sell Trayvon Henderson for, and what I'm basically saying is if you can get these guys, then you should sell him. If you can't get them, then you should hold them. So, for that reason, I'm not even going to put like a buy, sell, hold verdict up because people just skim through, look at the verdicts, and then go to the comments and they cry. What I'm going to do is I'm just going to say if you can sell Trayvon Henderson, you want to get this type of return. Quinn Sean Judkins, Rico Dattle, Bucky Irving, Bree Hall, those are the guys. And and then people will immediately go and they'll say, well, nobody's trading. Nobody's you're not getting those guys. That's not happening. That's what I'm saying. I'm saying if you can't get an overpay, if you can't get something that is like, oh, this is a really good deal, then he's a hold.
>> But like when I'm looking at the guys below that, Chase Brown, Travis Ti, Jaylen Warren, and Marian Hampton Jones, Deandre Swift, I don't feel much more comfortable with those guys than I do with Trayvon. I mean, I I I probably feel a little bit more comfortable with a lot of them. Yeah.
>> but I think I think Trayvon
>> I prefer all those guys over Trayvon right now.
>> So, I mean, there you have it. It just it just depends.
>> At least ETN and Warren,
>> but I but I honestly think you could probably get more than that is my thing. Like,
>> yeah, you could definitely get an overreact overreaction pay
>> because you have to also balance the upside with Trayvon Henderson. Like, you s you saw what he could potentially do on an offense. By the way, this this team is pretty good. This Patriots team is a pretty freaking good team. Yep. And you don't want to risk giving away this this level of upside with Trayvon Henderson. He did only have one target in this game as well. I don't think it's locked in that he's going to be like this this must start player in fantasy football the rest of the season. I'm going to say to shop him and again I think if you can get an overpay a clear win where you can get one of those guys I just mentioned. I think I'm doing that. But I think what you're seeing you know from the more reasonable non non Danny Danny's are Danny's our extreme case study guy because Danny's always you know he he is a he is a Trayvon Henderson truther but Mason has him as running back as running back 17. Like I think I think this is realistic now. next to Quinn Sean.
>> People are believing in the breakout and again I understand it. He's a good player.
>> I do I I completely understand as well. I'm just saying this. Any of these guys in the C tier again any of the guys ranked above him,
>> Javvante, Kron, Dererick Henry, Bucky, Genty Bree Hall, I don't think you're getting those done, but I think there are some leagues maybe you could maybe some really casual leagues. That's where I'd sell in that tier below. I would try to work out like a two for two. Maybe get um you know some other guys in there. I I'm not sold that Trayvon has running back 17 to 15 upside rest of season. And so for that reason, I will shop him. If I cannot get an overpay for Trayvon with the upside that he possesses, it's probably worth a hold. So again, not telling you, hey, you're this these are the type of deals that are Let's Well, first of all, let's just look actually we can just we can just look at what like deals are getting done because I'm actually really curious what deals have gone down. Jefferson for Roma Dunes and Trayvon Henderson.
>> I mean, you're just you're just Yeah, that's fair. I mean, if you're going to use Trayvon to uptier, which I actually really like, uptier is somebody who's not scoring 16 points per game. That's that would be my advice. JK Dobbins for Trayvon. I'm fine taking Henderson there. I don't really care. Uh Tyler Warren for Henderson. You're doing a tight end there. Bejan for Henderson and Pickkins. Take Bean all day. You can use him to up tier there. Right. So, I'm seeing him use this in up tier a lot. Kamara and Jawan Jennings for Henderson. I'm fine holding Henderson in that case.
>> So, I don't think these prices are necessarily outrageous compared to what we're looking at. Travis Ten straight up for Henderson. Like I said, they're in the same tier probably. And so, I I think it's I think it's fairly uh I I think it's fairly appropriate the prices he's being traded for. But, I am shopping him to see if I can get that that overpay. If I can get that overpay, there is that range of guys I'm much more comfortable with the rest of the season that are going to have high upside. Whereas Trayvon, I do think Ramandre is going to come back and he's going to have an impact in that offense.
>> So, let's talk about a big name here. Let's talk about Bejon Robinson. Bejon actually has been one of the few players that we've literally like not talked about at all this season because he's done pretty much I mean what you expected where you drafted him. He's been totally fine. What I do want to highlight here though with Bejon is the last month has been a little so so for Robinson level expectations. 21 points against San Fran, down to five points against Miami, back up to 17 points against New England, back down to 10 points against India. I mean, over the last month, he's been very, very up and down. And what you've seen in comparison to the first five weeks of the season where he had 12, 22, 13, 17, 19 carries. He's had 14, 9, 12, and 17 carries. That volume has gone down over the last month. And another thing that's been ultra concerning, one total touchdown over the last four weeks. You know what's even more concerning than the one total touchdown over the last couple of or over the last four weeks? Where are those touchdowns going to? They're going to Tyler Algier. Tyler Algier over the last three weeks has had three touchdowns. Two of which came in the game against Indie where they gave him all of the red zone carries. This I feel like is a tale as old as time at this point where we always at some point in the season freak out about Tyler Algier and what he's doing or what he's taking away from Bejon and that offense. There's there's always a point in the season where Atlanta's like, "Oh, maybe we should use our less good running back than Bejian." And here you go against India, 17 points to Bean's 10 because he gets the touchdowns. There's not necessarily I mean, I guess there is over the last month there's kind of been an efficiency concern on the ground for Bejon. 2.8 yards per carry in week seven, 2.7, 3.8, and 4.9.
>> That is going to be volatile game to game. That that that trend is not super exciting. The receiving capability is still there though, like 10 targets against New England, eight targets against San Fran, but that has also fluctuated down to three and two against Miami and Indie. Uh you're you're starting to see, in my opinion, there are a lot of things that that factor into this and why I'm at least a little bit concerned. Number one, you've got the Atlanta Falcons who are now three and six. They're down in a good number of these games and they do have to pass the ball quite a bit. um some their their game script has not been as as bejon friendly as it was to start the season when they had a above 500 record and now they've kind of been on this big skid and this is impacting his volume on the ground because they have to they have to play from behind more. um and then again the Algier stuff would be concern number two when the Falcons just every single year decide to utilize Algier. um and then and then the other concern again is that that uh that lack of efficiency over the last month. So with all those concerns together and then you're looking at the production output, Bjon Robinson is running back five on the year. I'm looking at the tiers on expert consensus right now and while in ROS we have been uh totally okay with putting Bejon in the S tier. I'm no longer okay with that. CMC and JT are in a tier of their own. Bejon right now according to expert sens consensus is in a fiveplayer tier up top with JT, CMC, Puka, and Jamar Chase. Bejon doesn't belong there. He belongs in the tier below where JSN currently is a tier below all those guys who JSN has had one game below 18 points this season. Aman Ross St. Brown, Jamir Gibbs, Jir Gibbs and Devon Achan. Let's highlight both of those guys at the running back position compared to Bejian Robinson this season. Devon Achan coming off of a 40-point game. Devon Achan objectively has the highest floor of all these running backs. He is a running back three directly behind CMC and Jonathan Taylor. His last four weeks have been 12, 2016 and 40. He's had a 31-point game as well, a 26-point game. I mean, this dude is never below like 15 16 points. Bejian Robinson has shown a little more fluctuation there. Jir Gibbs a little more uh a little more game byame dependent there. He's had a couple of single-digit games. Um but again, his boom games are better than Bejian's. As good if not better. I mean, he's had two 38 point performances this season. Um, and then again, you're talking about those other wide receivers, JSN, who's the wide receiver one right now in fantasy football, and then uh Aman Ra, who's very consistent, CD Lamb, who might be a buy low, like there, every single one of those guys I think are neckand-neck with Bejon. So, at that point, at that price point, if you've got Bejon being priced in your league, equivalent to Puka, Jamar, Chase, CMC, JT, and they view that as almost a lateral move, JT honestly probably in a tier of his own at this point. Um, I I would when I prefer when I don't prefer Bejon over any of the guys in the tier below, I mean, I'm saying soft sell with Bejian Robinson. And if you can make a pivot from one of those four other players that I mentioned in that top tier, then I would just make the move.
>> All right. Well, Nathan traded for this guy a couple weeks ago and everybody acted like he was a throwin and he was nothing. In reality, when you're looking at Alec Pierce's last couple weeks, 18, 17, eight, and 14 points since week seven. He's had 10, five, 13, and seven targets in that span. obviously looked at as more of a big play receiver for the Indianapolis Colts offense, but an offense that's pretty darn good this year. He's only scored one touchdown on the season and is the wide receiver 37 on the year, ranked as the wide receiver, 39 runs a season by the experts over on flockfasy.com. Um, you know, Alec Pierce has become kind of a staple in this offense. I think he's one of the most underrated players, wide receivers in the NFL. I think he's one of the most underrated fantasy players. Now, I do think people are starting to show him his respect because when you're looking at right about right about where Alec Pierce is, you know, ranked here, expert average on the site, he's ranked next to Terry McLaren and DJ Moore and Jacobe Myers, he's ranked not far from Khalil Shakir and Romeo Dobs and Wale and Wondelle Robinson and Jameson Williams. And as much as I love Alec Pierce, I'm honestly surprised he's ranked that high.
>> I I would have thought you could get him cheaper than that. And and and I would take Wale over him. Would you?
>> I would take Wale over
>> Dubs. I'd take Pierce.
>> I would take Doss. Shakir.
>> Um, I would take Shakir.
>> I would take Shakir as well. Uh, Terry.
>> Terry. When is Terry ever going to be on the field? I don't know. They They already declared him out for week 11. It's Monday.
>> Did they really already do that? They can kick.
>> >> I don't I don't think he's going to play this year, dude.
>> That's awesome. I love that. Yeah, we'll not play.
>> So, I'll take Pierce there.
>> Yeah. Okay. Frick.
>> I'm sorry. If you offer me Terry for Alec Pierce, I would hold Alec Pierce.
>> That's outrageous. DJ DJ Moore or Alec Pierce? Uh, that one I would take Pierce.
>> Yeah, I I I mean DJ Moore I didn't realize had zero points against the Giants.
>> Yeah,
>> >> man. That's crazy. So, I mean, I I do think though, you know, there was a mixed bag there.
>> People are catching on to Alec Beers. I think
>> so. I I don't think you can get them at a discount anymore. So, I know people hate it when we have This video is titled This video is not titled buys or sells. This is video is titled buy, sell, hold.
>> Actually, it's titled How to Save Your Fantasy Football Team every single week.
>> Okay, fine. But we talk about buy, sell, hold. Uh, it's I'm holding Al Pierce.
>> Yeah, I would
>> I don't think you can sell him for enough uh for it to be like, hey, you're going to get a way better guy as a flex option. Like again, I I flexed Wando Robinson in the Flock League over Alec Pierce this week. I would say I lost production there.
>> I would say if you can get a higher floor guy like J Wer or Kush Shakir for Alec Pierce, I would do it.
>> So there's that. Outside of that, you know, the guys everybody in that like, you know, wide receiver 37 to 44 range is such a crap. one ranked super far below Alec Pierce who are like man I really want that guy over Pierce I don't think there's much of a difference like I think it's a hold
>> no I think there are guys underneath of him like Jawan Jennings that have upside to be better than Al Pierce the rest of season um and even Josh Don underneath of him but um you know like I said I think people have kind of caught on with Ale Pierce I think that the buy window is kind of slam shut and so I'm think I I would also probably say with Alec Pierce you have to hold him at his current price.
>> Yeah. Let's talk about James Cook. Uh I haven't talked about James Cook in a minute. I think we talked about him potentially being like maybe a buy that you might want to invest in like back when you had a couple of single digit games in weeks five and six. Um you saw that touchdown that natural touchdown regression. Then the bye week comes has two more touchdowns against Carolina back up to 33 points. Then down to like a modest 13 and 10 points against Kansas City and Miami. Miami again should be a pretty easy run defense. He his snap share went down uh quite a bit. 50% snap share, 44% snap share against Carolina. Obviously, the Carolina snapshot going down because they benched all their starters in the fourth quarter. Uh the one against Miami, they were down the whole time. And again, he had five targets for 24 receptions, but you're not really seeing a ton of consistent receiving usage for James Cook, which I do think lowers his floor quite a bit. He's basically like James Cook to me is like Quinn Shawn in a better offense with a little bit more receiving upside.
>> Yeah, but they if they use him that way, that's the thing.
>> If they if they salvage his way, it's not consistent, right? So you've again very similar uh to Vjan who we talked about in this video. You had a really really great start to the season and in the last month it's been a lot of up and down. A lot of up and down and honestly a lot more bad and mediocre than good. Uh right now where he's being ranked on the site uh he is in the same tier as Jacobs, Sequin, Javvante and Kairen. Kairen has just established such a consistent presence in that offense. Even with Puka and Adams producing at such a high level, he's had one single one singledigit game this season. He's coming off of two 17 and 22 point games against New Orleans and San Fran. They got Seattle, Tampa, Carolina, Arizona, Detroit. I would expect every single one of those over the next five weeks to be ultra productive for Kairen. At this point, I'm maybe giving the nod to Kyron Williams over James Cook right now with how how the Rams offense as a whole looks over the streakiness of Buffalo's offense on a weekly basis. Uh Javvante is Javvante, he's consistently underrated. There's no difference to me between Javante and James Cook. Uh Jacobs, I prefer Jacobs. Squan, if you want to prefer James Cook over Saquon, I guess I don't blame you there. Uh because the offenses are equally as streaky. But again, I mean, even the tier down below here, I mean, Ashton Jenty has kind of established himself as one of the more consistent backs over the last month that isn't like an elite tier running back. Ashton Jenty belongs in this tier with these other guys at this point. He absolutely does. The fact that he's even
>> in the same conversation right now on expert consensus as Derrick Henry, who cannot score a touchdown for the life of him, and Gwin, who's in a terrible offense. Like, what what are we doing? What are we doing? Derrick Henry is Jayla Mour. Like, there there is Jensy. Jensy should not even be in this conversation. He should be in the tier above. So again, if you could if you could down tier from James Cook and get Genty plus, I would go for it. If you want to make the pivot and get a little more consistency with any of those running running backs um in that same range as James Cook, then I'm totally cool with doing that as well. So, honestly, at this point, because of James Cook Price and the fact that he's gotten a couple touchdowns against Carolina, had that 33-point uh game, and he's been in the lower end of the double digits over the last couple of weeks where he hasn't had like five points or less like he did before the buy. He has salvaged his value where it hasn't really dropped that much. I I think you could sell for a pretty decent price.
>> I mean, consider this as well. His weeks 15 through 17 schedule is the hardest of any running back probably in fantasy football going to New England, going to Cleveland, playing against Philly. Yep. I mean, it is a brutal playoff schedule. I think you have to get I do not sell low on James Cook. Don't panic sell. If you have James Cook, if you're lucky enough,
>> this isn't panic cell. This is just
>> if you're lucky enough to have James Cook in your flex spot, I probably hold just because he gives you that 30 point upside. Even in tough matchups, he can score 30 points. I mean, we saw him have 26. Um, you know, we the games where he scored a lot there though this year, Carolina, the Saints, Miami the first time, the Jets, and then Baltimore. So, the tough defensive matchups are again, like Nathan said, leading to a low floor. Do not sell low on Cook, but I'm fine moving to the guys in the same tier. Jacobs, Barkley, Javvante, Kairen Williams, down tiering to an Ash and Genty. I think those are those can all be good moves, but do not do not trade out of James Cook for somebody who doesn't have that same upside. I think all the guys we just mentioned have that 30 point upside any given week. And that's important when you get to the playoffs.
>> Any sell verdict that we're going to have for any of these players is never going to be sell for cheaper than what they're worth. like right we're never going to tell you to do that. So
>> So with Cook I mean again I mean you can shop him but I'm not opposed to just hanging on to him and I and you know kind of riding this out. Kyron Williams has had a good couple of weeks since the buy. 17 and 22 points. He's had three total touchdowns in those two games. Um and you've seen his workload kind of still be a mixed bag before the you know the weeks leading up to the buy. 134 13 and 12 carries for Ken Williams in those weeks. 25 against New Orleans. So he came back out and got that workhorse you know Ken Williams game we're used to. was a perfect game script for him
>> and then back down to 14 points against San Francisco. Um and you've seen Blake. Blake Kor is actually a pretty hot waiver pickup this week. Um you've seen him he had 39% snap share this week. 13 carries again against San Francisco in a game where they were winning by a couple scores for a lot of the game, right? And so that's that's worth considering as well. But with Kron Williams, the thing is even when he's not getting even though he had less snapshot this week, he had his second most productive game of the season. And that's the thing with Kiren is, you know, even in the games where he's not going to get like a ton of work, he is probably going to have a floor of at least 10 points and a ceiling of up to like 25 points. And that's probably the most attractive thing about Kirin Williams in terms of his fantasy football value. I I personally, I'm assuming you because based on what you just said, I think you're saying, "Okay, maybe we can buy Kairen Williams." And I'm just going to look at, you know, I just want to look at what trades have gone down for Kron to see if this price is actually even a
>> I would be between a hold and a buy. I I think I think you I think at this point I'm very comfortable with knowing exactly what he is and that is a mid to low on running back one. He doesn't have the elite upside that all those other guys do, but oh man is he reliable. Like he's he's rarely ever going to screw you in your lineup like some of these other guys are in the same price range as him right now. So
>> yeah. So you know the the trades that we've seen gone down like George George pickins for Kron Williams. I think I'd rather have K back. So I that's one move that I could consider making with with Kron Williams is when you're looking at the overall rankings with like running backs and wide receivers combined. I think there are a lot of wide receivers I would move for Kron Williams just cuz I like flexing running backs more. Um, somebody traded Chase Brown for Kron Williams, but that's probably not happening. Somebody traded Bejon for Kron Williams, which is also not happening. Uh, those are two outlier trades. Derrick Henry for Kron Williams. Easily taking Kairen there. I don't I hopefully I don't think anybody's doing that at this point. Uh, somebody traded Justin Jefferson for Karen Williams, which I would probably probably still lean Justin Jefferson there to be honest with you. Um, even without the, you know, elite upside that we've seen Justin Jefferson have in the past. But most of these trades are big trades where like he's a you know Kyrie Williams a piece like Garrett Wilson and Kyron Williams for Odun and Josh Jacobs which I would take Odun and Jacobs there fairly easily. Um, but you know Kron Williams for JK Dobbins Jake Ferguson or Rashad White if you compete if you could put together a bunch of crap and get to you know Kron Williams I think he's a great flex option to upgrade your current championship level fantasy football rosters. So that's kind of where I'm at with Kairen. Like I think that his price is I I think he's ranked exactly what what he's going to do rest of the season. He's going to be the low-end running back one. Um, I think that, you know, in terms of ranking him with the other running backs in that tier, he's at the bottom of that tier probably because if you can get Josh Jacobs, Jame or if you can get Josh Jacobs for him, I'm doing it. Nathan said he would take Kiran over Cook, I I I think it's I I think I would honestly prefer him evenly to Cook, Barkley, and Javante Williams at this point. But if you can buy Karen for any of these Ctier level guys, Henry, um, Genty, I think that's a lateral move. Bucky at this point, I would do Rico D, Quinton Judkins, those guys. Um maybe you have to add a small piece on top of those guys to get to Kron Williams and I'm fine with that. But I do think with Kron you just not like Nathan said, you're buying for the safety. You know what he's going to be this year and it's gonna be he's gonna be a safe low and running back one for you. And I think that's worth probably uh at least exploring what his market price is right now in your league.
>> Yeah. So one of the biggest pieces of news that came out this week, like literally came out just a couple hours ago before we started uh doing this video uh was Joe Burrow. His practice window has been opened. he's practicing in a limited fashion in Cincinnati when we initially expected a timetable of early to mid December. It's now going to be late November. Um they they said I I think the report came out that he's going to be probably good to go for the Thanksgiving game. Uh which should be in what week 13 against Baltimore
>> or am I week two or I I don't know. It's it's it's going to be soon. Basically sooner than expected. And no, this is not a conversation about Joe Burrow. This is a conversation about uh what do we do with the wide receivers there not named Jamar Chase aka just T. Higgins. What are we going to do with T. Higgins? Uh because Higgins since Joe Flacco has been the quarterback there um has had 1121 11 and 33 points. So very T. Higginsesque where uh I mean that touchdown run man he's had like four touchdowns in the last four weeks. Um, now coming off of the buy against Pittsburgh, New England, Baltimore, Buffalo, Baltimore twice, uh, Miami, Arizona, Cleveland with, you know, after a couple of weeks here, gonna have Joe Burrow back. I mean, now that Burrow's back, what are we doing with Higgins? Uh, are are we buying or are we selling him? I I think this is going to be a little bit situationally dependent, but I will say probably buy Higgins for people that are uh that that can afford the volatility with Higgins before Burrow is back. And guess what, by the way, there's already volatility with Higgins as is. And honestly, you're just going to be looking at a better situation for Higgins and what his outlook is going to be more than like Jamar Chase, honestly. Like Jamar Chase is going to do Jamar Chase things and he's going to continue to do Jamar Chase things. And yet, do you trust Burrow more? Yeah. But ultimately, like you're you're probably just going to see more consistent like usage for Higgins in addition to what Chase is already doing because his target volume is ridiculous. Um, but right now, uh, he is at the wide receiver position according to expert consensus. Higgins is ranked, uh, back-to-back with Marv Sutton, Devontto Smith, T McMillan, DK Metaf, and Addison. Why Why is Addison in the same breath as T. Higgins right now. If you can move Jordan Addison for T. Higgins, by golly, please do that. Please. I mean, you're going to get literally the the two times the amount of passing volume from Joe Burrow. at least maybe three times the amount of passing volume from Burrow that you're going to get from JJ McCarthy rest season. If you didn't believe it three weeks ago, then please believe it now because we've seen it for two weeks. So, if you can do that, by all means do it. T McMillan, that's a good question. Do we prefer a wide receiver one in an offense that is definitely iffy or do you prefer T. Higgins? I I prefer T. Higgins. I I would rather have Tiggins. The the upside lies with Higgins and that's we're talking about a wide receiver, too. That's how good this offense is going to be once Joe Burrow is back. It's already solid and he's already producing. So again, I'm going to lean soft buy here for T. Higgins. I um I like his outlook now that Burrow is back healthy or not. He's not back healthy yet, but is going to be. And again, until then, it's okay. Flat Flaco is going to be there. You're going to have some good days. You're going to have some less good days. But I don't think there's any situation in this tier of players of twos and mixing a couple of ones that have better situations than Higgins does. You could debate Marv rest of season over T. Higgins and I would respect it. I I view them in the same tier though. Um Devontte Smith, Courtland Sutton, DK Metaf, like I would much rather have Higgins over Metaf. So I'm leaning soft by here.
>> Yeah. So again, point of this video is to kind of give you the lay of the land on the current price of some of these um the some of these names that are some of the hottest names in fantasy football right now and tell you at what point we'd move them, what point we buy them, etc. kind of give you some context on if you're going to move these guys or move for them, what you have to pay or what would be comfortable paying. That's what the whole point of this video. And so hopefully that was made more clear this week. Do us a favor. Uh drop a like. Make sure you're subscribed as well. If you'd subscribe and help us get to 40K, we're less than 3,000 subscribers away. So we'd appreciate if you guys did that. But thanks for watching. We'll see you here soon.