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We're trying to save our fantasy football teams, and we're trying to win championships on our already good fantasy football teams. That's why we do this video every week. And I'm going to give you a guy that is a wide receiver one.
Okay, we're through how many weeks of the season now? Eight weeks of the season, right? So, we're almost halfway through this NFL season. He's a wide receiver one in fantasy football. He'll be a top eight wide receiver. I >> was going to say by far. >> Yes. Easily. Like, no question.
And when you're looking at where the experts have the experts on the site on average have this guy ranked, which granted I haven't updated my rankings yet, but it's coming and he's going to be moving way up my rankings because I'm done beating around the bush. But when you're looking here at the expert average on the site, this guy is a wide receiver one ranked at wide receiver 25. He is a wide receiver; he's a top eight wide receiver in production, being ranked as a wide receiver three in fantasy football rest of the season. How does that make it make sense? Make it make sense for Michael Pitman Jr.
I mean, when we're looking at this Colts offense, which granted, we whiffed because we're Colts fans. We were so, so I mean, look at his shirt. Look at his shirt. We were so down on this year's team. We did not see this offense coming. There were a couple, >> by the way. Thank the Lord this is happening right now. >> Oh my gosh. Because >> we love it. >> My fantasy team is in shambles. >> But we watch this, but we watch this this team every single week. This is a top three PFF graded offense. It's the Rams, the Seahawks, and the Colts, people. And then it's the Cowboys and the Bills. You're talking elite company.
And so when you're considering that, and when you're looking even at the splits from yesterday where Michael Pitman led the team in snaps, him and Alec Pierce do because it again, it's Josh Downs that they he leaves the field. Uh, when you're in only two wide receiver sets, he's off the field, right? But Pity led the team in targets again, nine targets, caught eight of them for 95 yards and a touchdown again. Daniel Jones looks like a good quarterback, which I never thought I'd say that. And Michael Pitman is his wide receiver one.
Keep in mind, Michael Pitman last year was the wide receiver. Oh, sorry, wide receiver 41 last year, but the year before that, the last time he was healthy, he was the wide receiver 13. Okay, wide receiver 41 last year. But two reasons. Number one, I think it's very clear now Anthony Richardson is the worst quarterback we've ever seen play football. Number two, he was playing with a broken back. So, he's a wide receiver one two years ago when he's healthy. First year since he's healthy with a competent QB. And what is he doing? He's a wide receiver one again.
But again, a lot of people are going to say, "How can you buy Michael Pitman right now?" I'm telling you, at the prices where Michael Pitman is ranked at by a bunch of creators on the site, he is being slept on. We've got Michael Pitman down here below Brian Thomas Jr., who might miss significant time. We've got Brian Tom We've got Michael Pitman down here behind Debo Samuel, who's been in and out. We've got Michael Pitman behind Tet McMillan, who he's outscored by a ton. We We've got Michael Pitman behind a bunch of dudes here where it's like in the same in the same same tier as Marv. Like, what are we doing? Are we projecting? Let's not project. Let's look at this. Let's look at this very simple. I'll put it in the most simple terms possible for you. Top three offense in the NFL. Maybe the best offense in the NFL, number one wide receiver, history of top 12 wide receiver production. What else do you need?
If you are in shambles, or if you are a championship team, a championship team will start Michael Pitman in their flex spot. I I'm going to win the Flock League again, and Michael Pitman's in my flex spot, and he's going to be a big reason I do. Picked him in the ninth round, but you can still pick him up for fifth or sixth round prices if you were equating this to a draft, and you can put him in your flex spots, and he's going to score 15 to 20. I mean, he's killing it, you guys. And and if you're watching the games, which that's part of where, you know, being a Colts fan, we've watched every snap this season. There's no question he is the wide receiver. And there's also no question that it's not fluky. Like he, yeah, he's scoring touchdowns. He's just that good, though. And his floor is extremely high. Again, when you have nine targets and eight receptions, it establishes such a high floor that it doesn't matter if you're scoring a lot of touchdowns. You're gonna have 10 to 12 points every single week with 20 plus point upside, and that's what you're seeing with Pity. He's a good buy for every type of team right now. I would go trade for him.
>> I think part of it is a lot of people still believe in Josh Downs, which we love Josh Downs player, but love, but but Downs is an afterthought in that offense right now. He's an afterthought. And um, this is kind of reminds me last year of uh Courtland Sutton at the end of the season. A lot of people were very slow on Courtland Sutton. Um, kind of not really believing in his run and how well he was doing and not ranking him accordingly. And then he ended up being like a league winner at the end of the season. So, uh, let's try to react a little quicker to uh, the phenomenon that is uh, Michael Pitman, which we've seen in the past before. Like, he's capable of doing this. He's demonstrated this before. It's not a fluke.
Jameson Williams is going to be our next guy here. Uh, look, we've gotten to a price point with Jameson Williams now where I think it is just worth taking the upside shot on him. Um, and I actually just did in the Flock League because I uh, like I I my I I hate my life in the Flock League right now. Um, I traded Ferguson and Warren or I traded I traded Warren and Addison for uh Jake Ferguson, J. Mo, and then Trey Benson included. So, I essentially got a what is going to be a lead bell cow running back um in two weeks on top of Jameson Williams when I just swapped Warren and Fergie, who are in the same tier. And then got the downgrade from Addison to J.O., which they're both wide receiver twos in poor situations for their consistent production, and then a running back on top. And that's just kind of the general um, that's kind of the general opinion of J.O. right now. I mean, I just saw uh Bush literally said like J.O. is borderline droppable, and I just don't agree with that.
This is this is what Jameson Williams is. Again, I I went on a rant about this in on the on the channel like a few weeks ago, and I said, "This is what you signed up for when you invested in Jameson Williams in the sixth round." And uh, unfortunately, it's been very front-loaded where a lot of his slow weeks have come at the beginning of the year, but I would be willing to bet that W's going to find its level with J.O. And when you look at the matchups that he's had at the beginning of the season compared to what he's got in the second half of the year after the bye week, you go from very unfriendly matchups for Jameson Williams to very friendly matchups um down the line for Jamo over the next few weeks. Minnesota is going to be a tougher one, but then you have Washington, Philly, and the Giants, who all have very poor secondaries. You have the you have Green Bay, who has a way better run defense than um a pass defense. And then you have Dallas. And again, Jamo's kind of unique because he's not always going to directly correlate to, oh, just because it's a bad passing defense, he's going to score 15 points. No, he's a deep threat, so he's kind of he's a boom-bust guy. That's that's exactly what he is. He'll have some games where he's got seven targets. He'll have some games where he gets two targets, one target, maybe, you know, three targets. And that's just the way that it is with J.O.
But when you look at expert consensus right now on the site, he is back-to-back with DJ Moore, Matthew Golden, Jacobe Meyers in the same tier as those guys. None of those guys are scoring points right now. None of those guys actually have ever demonstrated the ceiling this year to even be worth putting in your flex spot, and Jameson Williams has. And I think that's really what separates J.O. from everybody else in that price range at wide receiver is while all those guys might technically have a higher floor than J.O., 8 to 10 points is not going to win you a week. Jameson Williams, 15 to 25 points any given week can win you a week. And yeah, it's going to suck when he has five points or a couple of points. But again, this is what you sign up for when you invest in a wide receiver that is literally a guy that's worst-case scenario, you have to put in your flex spot every single week if you're in shambles right now like me. Or best-case scenario, he's just a bench guy that once the bye weeks come along or you have a couple of injuries that last for a couple of weeks, you do have to plug him in, and then you have a pretty good upside shot there. He he's he's the highest upside shot at wide receiver in that range, and I think it's worth taking a shot on at this price point.
>> All right, I want to talk about Nico Collins, and you probably know this by now. I'm for the sake of if you want to see what price he went for because he was just traded in our fantasy league. Nico Collins was just traded. The price was too, it was too cheap. It was too cheap. If you want to see what he's traded for, check out the video coming out tomorrow. Of course, we'll have our full reaction in there. But Nico is going way cheaper than I thought he would be going at this point. And when you're looking at where the experts have him ranked on average over on the site, again, we're looking at for wide receivers only, he's being ranked right now in the wide receiver 14 to 20 tier, right at the top of that with wide receiver 14. And he is the lowest scoring. Him. So, it's Nico, AJ Brown, and Ted Ginn Jr. are the three lowest scoring guys where you're basically projecting at this point by even ranking them that high that they're going to do well. Obviously, there are tons of issues with the Texans offense, starting with the offensive line and then trickling down to C.J. Stroud.
But when you're looking at, there is some hope here when you're looking at the supporting cast and how they've been able to fare without Nico. If this supporting cast, namely Jaden Higgins, who had seven targets yesterday, Xavier Hutchinson, who had six targets yesterday, Jaylen Null, who had six targets yesterday, even hey, even Braxton Barrios, maybe I mean, he maybe Braxton Barrios is the next Jamar Chase. If you're looking at those guys, even if they can be competent weapons next to Nico, it is going to help Nico out. It is going to help Nico out. I think Jaylen Null can carve out a consistent role that really helps Nico out just with the way he plays. But regardless, when you're looking at Nico in the games that he's played so far this year, of course, he has been more bust than boom because, you know, he's been, you know, he's just been hit or miss. 5, 14, 22, 11, 16, and six points. But when you're talking about this stretch of games here, this four-week stretch before the bye week, 14, 22, 11, and 16, that's not terrible. I mean, we're not looking at like, oh, this guy can't do anything. And you and you stack that, but you stack the expectations for Nico, which I understand the expectations when you drafted him where he's going to be a wide receiver one. You you you combine that with the fact that he has a concussion and that, you know, there are teams that have him rostered right now that are losing points or losing games because he's not in their lineup. These teams are already bad, mind you. The the reason that he's such a good buy target for your fantasy team is because any team that drafted Nico Collins is likely 500 or below because they probably took him in the first round. And what you're seeing across fantasy football right now, this is a pretty common theme, is the guys who selected in the top six picks this year are doing pretty well. The guys selected in the bottom six picks are not doing as good as the top six picks. And and granted that there's of course not there are exceptions to that rule. I'm sure a ton of you drafted, yeah, I mean, yeah, I'm sure a ton of you drafted at the end and you're doing just fine, and that's that's just playing in casual leagues and also just knowing how to draft. Kudos to you. Fact of the matter is though, I think Nico is a very achievable trade target because again, any team that has Nico Collins right now, you will be able to snag because you know he's going to be going super cheap at this point.
So, um, you know, in terms of who I would go ahead and trade for Nico Collins, uh, Zay Flowers, Chris Olave, AJ Brown, Lad, and T. McMillan. Look, again, I mentioned this, but he's on the same, he's literally in the same tier of those guys on the site. And I will happily trade any of those guys for Nico Collins at this point. If you are a team that can afford to do it, you have to be able to um, you know, maybe wait a week or two with Nico Collins again, which is fine again because you have to be a winning team to make this move. But when I'm looking at trades that have gone down for Nico Collins here recently, I mean, T. McMillan, I for for Nico Collins again, I just mentioned I would take him. Tucker Kraft, I'm going to trade Tucker Kraft for Nico. I mean, that's not even close for me. T. McMillan again, straight up. Jake Ferguson for Nico, I would trade any of your elite tight ends for Nico Collins and go get a cheaper tight end from another team. That's a great strategy. Um, Amari Rodgers for Nico Collins, I would probably be comfortable doing that as an Amari Rodgers owner if I could get Nico. Um, Alvin Kamara for Nico Collins, it's not even close. Garrett Wilson for Nico, I still would probably give the nod to Nico Collins there, but they're very close. Maybe give a slight edge to Garrett. Well, I I don't know. It's either or. Um, Terry McLaurin for Nico, I don't know what league that's in. That's crazy. >> What the what? >> Chuba, Kamani, Vidal, and Romeo Doubs for Nico. If you can package a bunch of your depth junk together and consolidate and get a better player like Nico, he's an elite flex option. Look, I mean, I think I think you're every trade I'm looking at here on the Tradefinder, which is real trades that have happened in real fantasy leagues. It's all too cheap. I think his price is too cheap. Again, I said in the Flock League, I I don't think it was like the mo the worst trade I've ever seen, but I think Nico is worth more than that. And so I think you can get Nico cheap. It's being demonstrated in our league and in other leagues. And I think that any team that has Nico would be more than willing to trade you Nico, and then you can grab him and you can flex him this year. I think he will end up coming on at the end of the year. And I'm fine. I know the offensive situation is bad, but it's Nico, and I think he's going to have a good end of the year.
>> So I'm going to talk about two guys here because they're kind of in the same boat at the moment in terms of their uh short-term and long-term outlook, and it's due to injury. You've got Garrett Wilson and Bucky Irving, right? So Garrett Wilson has missed two straight weeks with that uh knee sprain. And you've got Bucky Irving who has had multiple injuries. That all amounts to him missing multiple weeks. And now they're heading into the bye week. Both of these teams are next week. You've got the Jets and Tampa um that that get a week off and then heading out of that bye. Um, all indications are telling us that Bucky and Garrett Wilson are going to be good to go. Um, at that point, Bucky, they've been trying to get back. He has not been ready to go after the bye week. They are expecting that to be the case. And definitely for Garrett Wilson as well. We feel very confident about that. Here's the thing with both of these guys. Let's start with Bucky. Um, Tampa the last two weeks has looked the worst that they have all season. Uh, that team as a whole, and injuries have not helped them. They've lost Godwin. They've lost Evans now for what is looking to be probably the rest of the season. And Rachaad White and the strength and advantage that he offered in the short term, they've kind of figured out how to stop him. Uh, defenses that have gone up against um, the Tampa's offense, they know what Rachaad White's limitations are, and they've kind of shut down shut that down the last couple of weeks. Bucky Irving's versatility is receiving upside. Again, none of this I have to tell you guys because you know exactly what he's capable of. If you are four and four, I would be doing this if I were four and four. If I had not just faced a bad team where James Cook, Chase Brown, and Trey Franklin turned into um Jamar Chase, LT, and Barry Sanders, then I would be sprinting to go get Bucky Irving at the moment. This is where you go on a championship run, and this is this is where you win your fantasy leagues. When you go exploit your leaguemate who owns a player where they need immediate production now and cannot afford to wait another week or two for that player to come back, and that's when you go get that player at a discount. That's when you take your upside shot at the running back position. When you have a leaguemate that just lost Cam Akers like I did. When you have a leaguemate that just lost Quinn Johnston potentially for quite a while. When you have a leaguemate who has not had Hampton for the last few weeks, probably won't for a couple more weeks, and is getting to a point where they might be out of the playoff picture, if they don't get wins now over the next couple of weeks, then you can try and capitalize here as well at a discount and get a guy like Bucky Irving if they own Bucky Irving as well.
So, looking at like expert consensus rankings for Bucky Irving right now, he's he's fairly priced. He's a he's a low-end running back one. Again, he's a mid-running back one upside when he's on the field and when he's playing. Um, Saquon Barkley right now. We'll see what happens with his injury, but honestly, I think that's I think that's a watch. I think it's a very fair deal. I would move Kyren or Derrick Henry. I would move either one of those guys. If you're in a state where you can afford to miss a week of production, one more week of production with no Bucky Irving, I would move Kyren or Derrick Henry straight up for Bucky Irving. Breece Hall, after a big week, this is when I would sell him off. Remember when we had Breece as a buy last week because we were anticipating that he was probably just one good game away from having like for that offense as a whole from, you know, having a 20-plus point game. That's classic Breece Hall in this offense in this situation, and then he'll fall back to having a couple more single-digit games.
>> So if you want a more consistent guy once he's back healthy. Bucky Irving is a great option there because Breece Hall will be moving up boards significantly over the next couple of weeks. Um, and then Garrett Wilson again, you could apply the same thing to Garrett Wilson. Um, right now he's kind of just he's kind of slipped down rankings because everybody else the last two weeks has been producing. Like Romeo Doubs just had a bounce-back week. Davante Adams was popping off with no Puka Nacua. Uh, Jaxon Smith-Njigba is now like the last man standing in Tampa Bay. Uh, you've got Courtland Sutton, who's at least been on the field, and Garrett Wilson hasn't. Uh, Zay Flowers, Chris have been popping off. LaPorta has been popping off. Every single one of those wide receivers is now going to be value equivalent to Garrett Wilson. And aside from the injury, I mean, when Garrett Wilson is on the field, Garrett Wilson is essentially a lock to be in the double digits because his target volume is is elite level. So, that's another one where it's like, hey, if you can survive one more week while the Jets are on bye, he's going to be back fully healthy. And I mean, you've looked at this offense with no Garrett Wilson for the last two weeks and how abysmal it is in the receiving game. They're just going to feed the crap out of Garrett Wilson like they have been all year long. So try to capitalize on that at a discount, which wouldn't have been possible if it weren't for him missing one or two games here.
I want to talk to you about T. Higgins. Now Higgins was a guy when they traded for Joe Flacco, we said on this show, hey, T. Higgins is going to have a much higher floor than he did before. And what have you seen in the last four games? 11, 21, and 11 points. Now the difference between the last three games and today's game or yesterday's game was the fact that um he had seven, eight, and 10 targets in the three games prior to this one. And against the Jets, he only had two. Obviously, he caught only had one catch today, but it was one catch and it was a 44-yard touchdown. I'll let you do the math. You got 11 points. Awesome. Great. Still, I think T. Higgins is pretty gettable, and I feel like people are kind of underestimating how much he could potentially be used in this offense. Again, Joe Flacco doesn't necessarily look great, but doesn't have to look great. It's really all about the volume. Higgins is still running the same amount of routes as Jamar Chase. Um, he's still even though even though even though Jamar Chase had 19 targets today and Andre Iosivas he only had three. Higgins had two. That was the extent of the wide receiver fantasy production. There were five non-Jamar Chase targets today in that offense. I don't necessarily think as a Jamar Chase owner, I know Chase is going to get 10-plus targets game easy. I don't necessarily think it remains this imbalanced though. I think T. Higgins is going to be settled more at the six to seven to eight targets per game rather than the two you saw today. And again, he had 11 points on one throw by Joe Flacco. I think Joe Flacco is more than capable of supporting T. Higgins this year and putting him in a good spot to succeed.
And so, let's look at where T. Higgins is ranked though over on the site. I mean, he's ranked, we talked about Michael Pitman being ranked at WR25. Obviously, that's a disgrace. T. Higgins is in this tier as well, and this is mostly projection, but you're talking about him being valued around guys like Marvin Harrison Jr. He is two spots away from Jordan Addison. I I I just I just would you would you trade Addison for Higgins, right? I mean, I I just would take >> Yeah, if you can if you can afford the bye week. >> Ex Exactly. Xavier Worthy, Terry McLaurin, and Travis Hunter are all right behind him. I think Danny's skewing the Travis Hunter ranking here. But regardless, those are all those are all guys that you can trade for T. Higgins right now, and I think you should do it. Now, again, let me let me use the trade finder here to show you some real trades from real fantasy teams. Um, just just so we're giving you a good benchmark of what you can actually, you know, this this one's Chuba, Arande, Gadin, and Shahed for Higgins. Easy money. Um, somebody traded Baker Mayfield for T. Higgins. They're going to stream quarterback rest of the year. I love that. Get T. Higgins as your flex spot is beautiful, guys. It's beautiful. Somebody traded Scat for Higgins. I hope they're okay. Um, somebody traded Garrett Wilson for T down here from Garrett Wilson to T. Higgins Plus, which again, we're not big on selling Garrett Wilson right now, but I see a lot of those in here, so I wanted to mention that. Um, somebody took Drake London down to Zay Flowers and T. Higgins. You know, I probably would rather have London there. So again, I would I would rather not down-tier to T, but rather consolidate my bad guys like the Chuba trade and get up to T. Somebody traded Chase Brown and Jakori Brooks for T. Higgins and Rachaad White. Easy. I like T. Higgins there a lot. Somebody traded Chase Brown straight up for T. Higgins. I'm I I honestly, I'm fine going either way there. If you want to piece that off, they're about equivalent to me. So I think there are lots of very doable trades. I'm not keen on down-tiering to T. Higgins. That's not really what I want to do. I either I either want to pivot off of somebody in that value range to go and get somebody that's in my opinion a higher upside flex, or B package together my my dumpy players that I can't even start and get T. Higgins in my last flex spot or my second to last flex spot. That's what I want to do. And so if you can pull that off, do it. Um, again, every league is going to be different, but T is a guy I think still very achievable, and I think he is still going to have 12 to 15 points per game for the rest of the year. And that's a very valuable flex option um when you're talking about trying to win a championship. And so if you can go get T. Higgins, I think he's a good buy right now.
Yeah, I think Aaron Jones uh at this point is so gosh darn cheap that you may as well take the shot. And I don't think that you're going to get like some elite level elite upside level running back um in exchange, but someone that you can plug into your flex and get maybe a decent amount of production every once in a while from. I do think that is possible. Um, in a situation that's looking really ugly in Minnesota. Like I understand that. But I mean, first game back with Aaron Jones off of IR, we thought we were going to ease him in uh to his workload. And he goes from no work on IR for the last four weeks to right back up to 50% snap share. Um, and actually out-carrying Jordan Mason, getting four targets on the day. Uh, get used to this, guys. Minnesota is probably going to be down in a lot of games, and that's going to merit kind of a heavy passing down set type of game plan like every single week. And guess who's your passing down running back? It's Aaron Jones. And when you're looking at the rest of the season outlook for both of these guys, I really don't see a difference between either of them because once you get into the red zone, yes, you will probably get some red zone carries for Jordan Mason. Maybe trickled in with a little bit of Aaron Jones, but probably mainly Jordan Mason. But Aaron Jones, I mean, at this point, is just viewed multiple tiers below where Jordan Mason is currently ranked. Ro. And I think people are being fairly conservative with Jordan Mason's rest of season rank, but they're being too conservative with with Aaron Jones. I mean, he's down there with Zonovan Knight, Bassel Tutu, and Tai Spears. I mean, those are borderline borderline waiver level guys. >> They are waiver. And Aaron Jones is someone who I mean, given the right circumstances here um schematically like every single week and and game plan wise, I mean, you might be looking at kind of a dream for him and what his receiving capabilities could do to elevate his floor in your flex spot. They've got Detroit in week nine. They've got Baltimore in week 10, which by the way, Baltimore's defense the last two weeks that they've played against the Rams and Chicago, they look like a totally different defense than they did at the beginning of the year. Um, you've got Chicago and then you've got Green Bay and then Seattle. I I mean, that is a brutal schedule for the next five weeks for Minnesota. Those are all very high-powered, high octane offenses um that could get the lead pretty early in those games. Um, and with that being the case, again, this is kind of a dream for Aaron Jones. So, if you want to literally pay nothing and just take the shot on Aaron Jones, then go for it. I have no issue with it whatsoever. I would much rather take that shot than quote unquote buy low on Jordan Mason right right now, which I think is a bad move.
>> All right, we've reached the changing of the guard here. It's happening. R.J. Harvey's the starting running back. He's going to score. He's going to get every every touch. He had three touchdowns. He had 24 points. It's R.J. Harvey show, right? >> Wrong. >> Well, let's look at the usage. Okay, let's let's look at how were these guys actually utilized any differently. We'll say R.J. Harvey had seven carries today. That was his second is of the season. So, that's good. But it's not that much more than the four to five he was getting before. He had one target today, which is less than he normally gets. When you're talking about scoring a touchdown on two of your seven carries and scoring a touchdown on one of one of your receptions, that to me screams unsustainable. Now, a lot of people are going to look at that and say, "Okay, R.J. Harvey, changing of the guard. We waited for this. He's back. He's good." We drafted R.J. Harvey thinking he'd be the starting running back there, and we were wrong. And I'm here to tell you, pump the brakes. Why? Because J.K. Dobbins, let's look at his production this week and his usage. Like, okay, 16, 20, 14, 14, and 15 points, 15 carries. Okay, that's about the same. Um, let's look at the yardage. 179, 40, 81, and 111 today. 7.4 yards per carry against the Dallas defense. That absolutely sucks. Okay. Uh, actually two targets as well and two receptions. When you're looking at the overall snaps in this offense, 33 to 17 in favor of Dobbins. Tyler Badie still had 11 or Badie or what, however you say it. Okay, so what actually changed? Well, R.J. Harvey had a really good day. That changed. R.J. Harvey was very efficient on a per-touch basis in terms of scoring touchdowns. That changed. But did the usage change? No, it didn't. It didn't change. And so, and here's the thing. I I think everybody's going to run with this. I think you're going to your your favorite YouTuber and your favorite fantasy football friend and all your league mates are going to say, "It's R.J. Harvey time. Pack it up, J.K. We'll see you later." And you know what's going to happen next week? J.K. Dobbins is going to come out. He's going to have 15 carries. He's going to have three targets. If he has a touchdown, he's probably going to have 18 points. If he doesn't, he's probably going to have about 12. Nonetheless, I think you're going to get him cheaper now because of what happened today because of a three-touchdown game on eight total touches from R.J. Harvey, which again does not mean that R.J. Harvey is the starting running back there. Now, I'm not going to like put my like slam my fist and plant my flag and say, "Hey, you've got to go buy this guy," but I do think he's going to start moving down rankings, and I I just think it's completely inappropriate because when you're looking at the tier of running backs that he actually sits in, it is ugly, man. I mean, he's behind Swift and Hampton, which whatever, but you're talking about Kamara, J.C.M., Monty, Chase Brown, Kenneth Walker, Chuba Hubbard, and Rachaad White are these seven running backs behind him in rankings. If he falls anywhere into that tier, like he's already in the tier with J.C.M., Monty, Kamara, I mean, you're talking about a guy, all these guys below have been averaging 10, 10, 11 points. J.K.'s at 12 and a half, but you're going to get him at a significantly cheaper price in my opinion. Look, I I I just I I really think for this to to work, you have to get a really good price on J.K. Dobbins. I'm talking he has to go down to the Marks, Dowel, Stevenson, Mason, and Chuba Hubbard tier. And maybe in your league that's not happening, fine. That's all right. This advice isn't for you. But if you're looking at if again, I think in casual leagues people are just going to look at today and they're going to be like, "Oh, Harvey's the guy." Now, if that happens in your league, this is a conditional buy. If that happens in your league, you're taking advantage and you're just going to go to J.K. Dobbins. He could be your last flex spot option or he could be your backup running back on your bench. And he's a great backup running back to have if in the playoffs. I wonder if I can get J.K. Dobbins. If in the playoffs >> I tried. Sammy won't trade him. >> He won't. He tried to trade him to me at the beginning of the year. Like >> I know he tried to trade him to me too. >> Now he won't trade them. >> Nope. >> That freaking blows. So again, now I I again, I I can't buy Jacob Albin. So it's going to be conditional. >> His his Have you seen his running backs? >> No. They're probably really bad, aren't they? >> It's Achan and Dobbins and that's it because Mason's a non-factor now. >> Yeah. So all right. Yeah, he did have Nico, but um make sure you drop a like on the video. Make sure you subscribe. We try to give you more practical buys this week. We're going to have our buy, sell, hold video out tomorrow, and we're going to actually not just give you a bunch of holds this week. I was totally valid. So, keep an eye out for that. Um, but again, we're trying to hit 40K subscribers before the end of the season. So, if you could help us hit that goal, it would mean the world to us. So, drop a like and make sure you're subscribed if you're watching the videos every week. We appreciate you guys. See you tomorrow with the vid. We'll see you later.