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Ashen Genty finally had his breakout week. Woody Marks could be a leaguewinning waiver pickup for you, and Malik Neighbors out for the season means a ton for your fantasy football team. The playbook's back. Drop a like and subscribe if you enjoy the playbook.
But let's get into it here, and I'll start with some good news here. Ashton Genty. Look, we knew the Genty breakout was going to come eventually. The guy was picked in the top 10 for a reason, right? I mean, the guy was eventually going to have a big game, and of course, it was today against the Chicago Bears. Buttery defense. Sliced right through him. 21 attempts for 138 yards. He had one touchdown on the ground. He had two touchdowns, two receptions for two touchdowns, uh, through the air. Now, is he going to do this every week? No, he's not going to have two receiving touchdowns every week. But the fact of the matter is, this is the type of upside that Ashen Genty has. This is the type of upside that you drafted him to score on your fantasy football team. And you know, he's going to be capable of this, I think, more often than not at this point, now that he's actually seen some success in the NFL. We really were just waiting for that breakout. And so while he was disappointing in his first three weeks, rookie running backs take time. And so with Ashen Genty, now that he's seen a good game, I have no doubt he's going to struggle again in some other games. But next week, they have Indianapolis, and I think he'll probably kill Indy. So, Ashen Genty looks like he has maybe arrived at this point.
>> Dang, that's going to be a fun matchup for him next week.
>> Yes, it will.
Uh, DK Metcalf finally has his coming out party in Dublin, of all places. Ends up with, uh, five receptions, 126 yards, and a touchdown. Five targets on the day. Okay, so he hauls in all of his opportunity, which honestly wasn't anything crazy, uh, against Minnesota. And I, I will say, like, a good chunk of that production did come from that big play touchdown. Um, I do think the way that he's being utilized in that offense has not changed necessarily. He just was able to get that breakaway run that you, you know, we, we came to know and love in Seattle. Um, so you're going to have kind of some boom-bust games with DK. He salvaged his, he salvaged weeks previously with some touchdowns against Seattle and New England with no breakaway plays. This week, he had breakaways and touchdowns, etc. So, um, everything kind of came together for DK this week. They're heading into the bye in week five. We'll see if he can continue this on against Cleveland and Cincinnati after.
>> So the Vikings wide receivers were actually productive this week, and you know, we were a little bit lower on Jordan Addison. In fact, we were telling people not to start him this week because
>> and it looked good through the first 55 minutes of the game.
>> And, and the problem was, one, he got a ton of, you know, usage in the last five minutes, but number two, the Vikings were down most of the game here, and so they ended up passing the ball a lot. Number three, actually, Carson Wentz does make a difference for these wide receivers. Does so really dependent on how long Carson Wentz is the starter. These guys could end up being fantasy viable. Justin Jefferson with his best game of the season, most targets of the season, 11 targets, 10 receptions for 126 yards, 22 points with no touchdowns. That's Justin Jefferson. That's the Justin Jefferson I know. The problem is this passing volume for Carson Wentz that came in a loss. You used to have this passing volume, 46 passes. Remember when Kirk Cousins was on the Vikings? That's why Justin Jefferson was that good because they're throwing the ball 40 times a game, and Justin Jefferson was reaping the benefits of that. But when you have JJ McCarthy and Carson Wentz in, like last week's game, for example, throwing the ball 20 times, it is going to be hard for both of these guys to be productive. But this week, Justin Jefferson, 22 points, and in a game again where he had a lot of production at the end there, he ended up with 15 points. Jordan Addison, eight targets, four receptions, 114 yards. If you drafted him, you're glad he's back. He's probably somebody, especially while Wentz is on the field, you do want to plug into your lineup, as it turns out. But I am still very skeptical when McCarthy comes back how the volume's going to look there for Jordan Addison.
So, in what ended up being the most boring game of the day, Houston and Tennessee, there was actually a very interesting headline there, and that was Woody Marks putting up 27 points on 17 carries for 69 yards. Nice. Not super efficient. Um, but he got a touchdown on the ground, a touchdown in the air. He showcased his receiving upside and his ability on the ground. So, this was very, very encouraging for those of you who took shots on waivers on Woody Marks over the last couple of weeks since Chubb has been very inefficient. Um, this will be something to continue to monitor because basically, once they gave him touches, he's he's been getting work. He's been getting, um, you know, a decent amount of snap share in that offense over the last few weeks, but the, the production finally came for him. Um, 27, 11% up to 48% last week against Jacksonville. So, you saw that trend up, um, which was a positive sign for him long term. And now it's, it's essentially too late, um, to, to get him for really, really cheap. If he's available on waivers, you probably want to drop a good chunk of your waiver budget on him. And we'll talk about that later in this video. But I think it's wheels up for Marks at this point because they can't get Houston can't get anything else going on that on the offensive side of the ball consistently.
>> The only guys that have been productive in that offense really have been Nico and then the running backs.
>> Yeah. And they split the snaps here 40 to 30 in favor of Marks. So, Marks outsnapped him. He outcarried him. He had two touchdowns since Nick Chubb's zero. And so it's Marks' time.
>> I mean, at this point, it's, at, at worst, a 50-50 backfield, but with Marks, I will say, he's gonna have a pretty low floor still because I don't think they're going to stop giving Nick Chubb volume. I do think they're going to split this down the middle pretty evenly. And so, we'll talk about that in the waivers.
Chris Godwin returned to the field. Another guy that we've been waiting for. So, we got Addison back this week. We got Godwin back this week. And Godwin actually saw 10 targets in his first game back. The problem was, you have the Philadelphia Eagles secondary being pretty good. Quinnen Williams, Cooper Dean, all great cornerbacks there. Um, and, you know, so he only hauls in three of those. And then also the fact that he hadn't played football in over a year, you know, he's been practicing, but really, I mean, this was his first full speed go at it in a very long time.
>> 10 targets his first week back. That is way more usage than I would have thought for.
>> Yeah, him, him and I both had 10 targets. Obviously, I had 20 points with it. Godwin, five points. And so I expect Chris Godwin to be more productive and continue to build on, you know, coming back as the week goes on, as the year goes on. But today, five points for Godwin, and we're just really encouraged that he saw 10 targets. He could be somebody that could be a buy-low moving forward.
Drake London finally has his big day. Um, nice bounce back from the last couple of weeks where he was just kind of disappointing, and the target volume wasn't there that we've, we've come to be used to with London. Back to 10 targets. Has like over 100 yards and a touchdown in a nice, nice matchup against Washington. So, you're feeling pretty secure with London heading into the week five bye. Sucks that you won't have them next week, but after that, they've got Buffalo, San Fran, and then Miami and New England, and then the Colts. So, kind of a mixed bag there in terms of like the defenses that you have to face, but I do think that again, exactly what we thought Drake London was schematically in that offense and what he offers there. The production upside is still the same. You kind of just saw a fluky couple of weeks there, um, when Atlanta was struggling, and I do think they got their legs back under him. Um, and then Kyle Pitts, as well. I wanted to mention him and give him some credit. He had an 18-pointer this week. I think some of that was attributed to Mooney, uh, missing a good chunk of the, of the second half, but he's had other good games this, uh, this season as well. So, I do want to credit him. I mean, he's been a really solid draft pick if you decided to take a shot on him in the late, later rounds of your draft, and a really solid waiver pickup as well. So, he, his target volume is going to be anywhere from like five to eight targets every single game. He had five targets today and had a touchdown, which is how he had 18 points. So, you're going to see like probably high-end single-digit games and like mid-level double-digit games for for Kyle Pitts on a weekly basis from here on out. I think.
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Jaylen Warren was out for this game. Announced out like pretty much overnight, uh, like, I think at like 8 AM. I think this was announced like 8 AM, and it was the 9:30 start Eastern time. So, people got stuck with Jaylen Warren in their lineups because they didn't check quick enough. And what ended up happening was, if people were quick enough, you could have gotten Kenneth Gainwell off of waivers, just like in the Flockley, where I went to get Kenneth Gainwell off the waivers to start him, and Bodaki picked him up three minutes before I did. And so, Kenneth Gainwell goes and scores 31 points on 19 attempts, 99 yards, two touchdowns on the ground, and also had six receptions on Bodaki's bench. Bodaki did not start Kenneth Gainwell, which I, I was absolutely crazy. But with Gainwell, I mean, he is somebody you're going to want to have moving forward. He's only rostered in 43% of leagues. And, and the fact of the matter is, with Jaylen Warren, it's a knee injury. If, if it lingers at all, it's very clear that they would rather do almost anything than give Caleb Johnson the ball. Almost anything. They would rather probably, I, my guess is they would rather bring Le'Veon Bell out of retirement and give him in carries. Like, that's, that's just my guess. I think they'd rather do that.
>> So, at this point, by the way, I don't know if, have you dropped Caleb yet? Because he's definitely droppable.
>> He's, no, he's been droppable.
>> Very droppable. He's not going to do anything this year. Like, this would have been the time where they're like, "Yeah, let's get him involved and plugged in." And Kenneth Gainwell became a bell cow. Really, the first time we've seen him become a bell cow outside of the, you know, couple games where he was the lead back for the Eagles with injuries. But Kenny looks pretty good. I'd definitely be rostering Kenneth Gainwell going forward just in case there's the Warren injury or in case they give him more work because he did have a very strong day.
Xavier Worthy comes back from this injury that he had in week one, and he just looks really, really solid. He looks like the Xavier Worthy that we knew was was was capable of putting up this level of production, this explosiveness, etc. He really seemed like he didn't miss a step at all, which was really surprising to me, honestly. Eight targets, five receptions, 83 yards today. Good for 17 points against Baltimore, which, yeah, Baltimore is not looking like a really good defense right now. Um, they've got a couple of key injuries on that side of the ball that I think are going to result in a lot of production for a lot of assets, a lot of teams going up against that defense in this for the foreseeable future. But with, with Xavier Worthy and a day where the Chiefs really figured it out offensively, I think you got to be really happy about him and his outlook, especially with Rashee Rice coming back, that should just open the field up for a lot of assets in that offense, including Worthy, and give him more opportunities for more explosive plays down the line.
Stefan Diggs looks pretty solid today. He had seven targets, which matches his season high from week one. Caught six of them, just like in, in week one, but also had 101 yards to go along with it. And so he scored 16 fantasy points today. And that wide receiver one role in New England just keeps shifting around, really. This was a game where they took it to the Panthers, first of all, and Hunter Henry still got his own today. You know, 11.9 points. He remains again, one of, in my opinion, one of the top 12 tight ends rest of the season. I think you're starting him at this point every week. I'd probably rather start him over LaPorta at this point. But, um, with, with Diggs, I mean, it's been a little bit hit or miss so far. But do keep in mind, Diggs tore his ACL in week eight of last year. We have not seen a full calendar year since this man tore his ACL, and he is 31 years old. If he's able to keep ramping up and getting better, Stefan Diggs may have a more permanent role in this offense. He's still rostered in most leagues, so it's not really a waiver. Um, not really a waiver claim. Maybe a sneaky buy-low if you believe that he's going to keep, um, kind of coming back into his own here. Again, the volume's going to be what it is, I think. But the fact of the matter is, you know, Stefan Diggs is the veteran wide receiver there, and in a wide receiver room where you thought it was going to be Kahan Booty, uh, Kahan Booty after that first week one, it's gone 8, 4, and 2. It's just a constant down. I mean, Demario Douglas isn't really doing anything. Kyle Williams, they've tried to get going a little bit, and Kyle Williams, I mean, I, I never thought Kyle Williams was gonna do anything. He had negative points today, and so with Diggs, who knows, he could end up being the one there. He could end up being a sneaky, very, very cheap in fantasy football right now. He might be somebody you just want to put at the end of your roster.
So, go all the way back to the Thursday night game with Seattle and Arizona. We get Charbonnet back healthy, and what happens? Even though Charbonnet's on a short week, coming off of an injury where he, where he missed time, and, uh, you see a 50-50 split again, and you see both these guys put up the same amount of production, 12 points a piece. What does this make? Both of them really, really shaky flex options on a weekly basis with some high, high upside opportunity, um, on any given week, just based off of touchdown volatility, uh, one of them getting banged up in missing time, etc. But man, from here on out, it's just going to be really, really tough to, to get a grip on this running back room and who's actually going to be the lead back here. You saw Walker get 19 carries to Charbonnet's 12, um, and he was actually more efficient with those opportunities than Charbonnet was off the injury, um, with, with the same amount of targets in the air as well. But for both of these guys, you got to be just honestly exasperated if you're an owner of either of them because you just cannot predict any given week who's going to be the guy there.
Kendre Miller got double-digit carries this week for the New Orleans Saints. Now, it doesn't say much. Alvin Kamara, 50 snaps. Kendre Miller, 21. And so still heavily outsnapping Kendre Miller. Here is Alvin Kamara. Fact of the matter is, though, 15 rushing attempts for Kamara, 11 for Kendre Miller. He's definitely cutting into that rushing workload. He never will cut into the receiving workload. It's Kamara with five targets, four receptions, only two receiving yards this week, though, so it really didn't turn into much. Um, in terms of the fantasy points, though, obviously Kendre Miller scores the touchdown on the ground, and so he kind of vultures away. I mean, the, I'm not going to lie to you. I, if I'm not mistaken, I think we had Alvin Kamara on a buy video at one point.
>> Um, I'm worried.
>> I'm past that at this point. I mean, I'm, if I'm, I'm just end up being wrong about Kamara because Kamara is not efficient in the receiving game right now. He's not getting like elite target usage, and also Kendre is just, he looks like as good a runner as Kamara right now. Kamara has not been super efficient on the ground. So, you know, with Kendre Miller cutting into that workload, I don't necessarily think that, you know, Alvin Kamara is going to have the ceiling that he's had. I think this is going to be like an oh crap. This reminds me a lot of the Seattle backfield, to be honest with you, and how those guys are splitting snaps and how you can't really, you know, pick one to play every week because even though Kenneth Walker looks so much better, Charbonnet is getting the touchdown, right? So, this is, this is the, uh, stretch of reckoning for Alvin Kamara, though. The Giants, New England, and Chicago the next turn. We'll learn a lot.
>> Definitely worth holding him through that stretch. But
>> Yeah, and real quick, uh, QJ is the new next Nico Collins in a better offense right now. So, huge credit to Avery for taking the shot on him, shot on him in waivers. Week one, it was between like Booty and QJ, and you accidentally ended up getting
>> accidentally dropped for it. It was, it was the best accident of all time. So, uh, QJ is looking legit right now. 13 targets today, which was a massive step up just from what you've seen over the course of the, the first few weeks of the season. I mean, he looks like the number one, unquestioned number one wide receiver there right now.
And just real quick, to for whoever makes it to this point in the video, there were two rookie running backs that looked quite good today. You know who they were, Nathan?
>> O'Mauryan Hampton and Quinshawn Judkins.
>> Freak.
>> And Ashton Jiny. And Jiny did look good as well, but our rookie running backs look good after you got relentlessly trashed. And then after two weeks, I got relentlessly trashed. And as it turns out,
>> Somebody's, somebody's got a crystal ball waiting when they get home. When they get home.
>> Interesting. Interesting. All right. Uh, let's talk about injuries because this is actually going to be a pretty big injury one. Um, Malik Neighbors, man, this is just freaking brutally tough. Awful.
>> Yeah. And we're, yeah, we, we both feel terrible for Binocula. Let's make that clear. Uh, we're not heartless and brutal and terrible like Mason is for laughing, literally laughing in Bodaki's face about someone tearing their ACL. And this is one of the best fantasy assets heading into this season. It absolutely sucks. So, like, apologies to all. It is terrible for football.
>> It's bad for football. It's bad for fantasy. He's 22.
>> For, for someone who wanted to see Jackson Dart do well in that situation, this is a big hindrance on what his capability could be in.
>> So, that's a big knock on just that whole situation as a whole. Now, it's going to have ripple effects there. First of all, the offense is going to be less dynamic as a whole. Like Nathan mentioned, it's going to have a negative effect on Jackson Dart, who, by the way, in his first week, I mean, the dude looked like he was going to have, he looked like he was going to have legitimate, like high-ceiling fantasy production on a week-to-week basis.
>> Yeah,
>> It's going to be tough without Neighbors, I will say that.
>> It's going to be tough. Although, he did it this week
>> without Neighbors, and so maybe he can, but
>> almost all his production came on the ground, or 75% of it came on the ground. And, and that's kind of why that's kind of why I think he was, you know, a sneaky, like, hey, keep an eye out for this guy in fantasy football. I figured they would use him a lot and designed runs like that. But without Neighbors, I mean, that's, that's down the down the toilet there. Darius Slayton's probably going to step into a bigger role. So, we'll talk about him getting him off of waivers. We've seen him be productive in the past. Jauan Jennings, I think, is just going to get a ton of targets at this point. I mean, Jennings is already getting a lot of targets. I think he's just going to get a ton of them. And it doesn't mean he's going to have 25 points, but it means he's probably going to have 10-plus every game. And so, that's pretty significant. Um, and then, you know, Scatback is going to scatter. I don't think this really affects him at all because he's just, How many points did he have?
>> Yeah, 13 or
>> I mean, honestly, that was, it seemed, it seemed like, it seemed like more.
>> He seemed like he had much because he didn't score a touchdown. He was right there for, he literally was
>> Honestly, was very J.T.S. where you're like, how does this guy not have 30 points?
>> He should have had 20 because he was literally nose from the end zone. So
>> Yeah, Ricky Pearsall goes down with a knee injury, uh, this week. He was questionable to return. He did come back. So, um, that, that is good to know for Ricky Pearsall looking, uh, looking ahead in a game where San Fran had, I think, like four turnovers on the day. So, really not a crazy productive day where you expected Pearsall to go off, and he didn't. He had like an eight-pointer. But, I do think missing a good chunk of the game there where he was questionable, then he came back. Five targets, a lot of turnovers on the day. I think you'll see better weeks ahead for Ricky. Uh, but you will want to keep an eye on on his status throughout this week.
>> Yeah, I mean, and Ricky's really, his thing, he's kind of been an injury-prone guy even back to college. Yeah. I'm not counting when he got shot, but like, I mean, outside of that, that, I mean, he's been, he's been very good. So
>> He did get shot, right?
>> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. I'm just making sure that was him. Um, it's been an experience with Ricky Pearsall so far this year. 14 points, nine points, 19 points, eight points. It's like, okay, let's figure this out. I, he's honestly, I don't know what to do with him. Um, Lamar Jackson got hurt, hamstring. It's not good. Um, with Lamar, I mean, they had, uh, is Cooper Rush came in, right? Uh, and look at that point. Here's the thing. The Ravens offense is changing pretty drastically at this point because they are finding themselves playing from behind all the time. It's making Derrick Henry pretty much sucky. I mean, really is.
>> Big, big trouble. We're going to have him in the panic video.
>> So, you know, but with Lamar, I think I think that's going to affect every asset in this offense. I think it's going to affect Andrews negatively. I think it's going to affect Zay Flowers negatively. I think it's going to affect Rashod Bateman negatively. I think it's going to affect Derrick Henry negatively. And so, like, this, this is a, you know, a pretty big injury for fantasy football purposes. It's just a matter of how serious it is. Obviously, he left, but they were already down like 20 points, and so we're not going to know the severity of it until they announce what his playing status is next week. I don't love that it's a hamstring for a mobile guy. I don't love that. For any other quarterback, for a pocket-passing quarterback, I maybe wouldn't be super concerned about a hammy. But with Lamar, I am because it could potentially limit his fantasy football ceiling for the rest of the year. Kind of similar to how Jalen Daniels has the knee injury right now. And so, we'll be monitoring that. And then Darnell Mooney had a hamstring as well. Um, he, he's had a shoulder so far this year. He had a hamstring. So, it's pretty tough, um, at this point to rely on Darnell Mooney when he's struggled to stay healthy a lot. Um, somebody that we, you know, I think could be productive there, but just hasn't been.
All right, let's talk about our waivers section of this video now. So, uh, the number one waiver claim of this week is going to be Woody Marks. Woody Marks again, seeing the majority, even if it's a slight majority, it's a majority of the workload there in, in, in Houston. My gosh. And you know, unfortunately, I, yeah, I'm killing myself because I, I drafted him because I knew Chubb sucked and I just had to pick somebody to drop, and I dropped him instead of Ollie Gordon. Now I look like an idiot for it. And so, you know, 28 points today on 17 attempts, 69 yards today for Woody Marks.
>> Nice.
>> How much of your waiver budget you dropping on Woody Marks here? I mean, I think I think if you have
>> I'm not kidding. When you're talking a 12-team, start-sit format, one QB, I'm dropping all of it. I'm dropping whatever I have at this point because of how, and again, the Flock League is going to be different from like a lot of other leagues.
>> But when you're looking at the snapshot going up and up and up and up and up incrementally every single week to a point where it is, it's, it's favoring the side of Woody Marks and his opportunity. Like I think you have to expect that to
>> it's only increase more and more work, and they can't get anything else to work there. Stroud cannot push the ball downfield. So they're going to have to run it. Yeah, I'm with you. And so, you know, I'm, I'm kind of there. I'm like 50% of your FAB, depending on how, you know, competitive your league is, to all of it. And again, in deeper leagues, you might want to drop all of it. In more leagues, maybe you aren't, but like, again, there are very, very rarely do you see running backs who could get this amount of volume on the waiver wire. You've seen it two weeks in a row now with Trey Benson, who we'll talk about in the panic video, but shouldn't regret dumping on your waiver budget. If you dumped all of it on Trey Benson, it was a great move. And with Woody Marks, I'm kind of there, 50% to all of it, depending on your league. But, uh, next one is going to be Darius Slayton.
>> Yeah, Darius Slayton is, look, we, we know what Darius Slayton is at this point in his career. He's kind of a guy that just is their third option there, and he can kind of slide into a little bit of a bigger role if injuries occur in that offense. And, you know, historically, he's had a couple of games against like Seattle and Cincinnati last year where he had 11 targets a piece and has had 20-plus point games multiple times in his career. But, this is not something that you're like going to consistently rely on. This is a, um, last resort flex play at best, where ideally you want Darius Slayton to sit on your bench most of the time, and once by weeks come around, you can flex him, cross your fingers, and hope that he has a big game. I'm thinking like a better version of Rashod Bateman if, like, Rashod Bateman had Lamar Jackson with no hamstring injury, or a better version of Rashee Rice, honestly, at this point.
>> So that's kind of how I'm viewing, uh, Darius Slayton at this point. He goes from being like a non-factor, a complete non-factor, to a relevant factor every once in a while. Um, where he could win you a week. He absolutely could. So, I'm, I'm kind of with Avery here. I would probably go like 10 to 25% of your waiver budget on Slayton. Darius Slayton is someone that you'd totally be cool having just as a bench piece on your roster.
>> Also, at 10 to 25%, we're going to have Elijah Moore. Um, he's only rostered in 58% of leagues. I honestly thought he'd be higher than this, so I wasn't even considering him until right now. But, um, Elijah's somebody I would also drop 10 to 25% on. Um, you know, he, he, the thing with Elijah is, again, he's on a bad offense as well. And so this week, for example, he scored six points, and he scored 15 and 13, um, in the weeks prior because he had a touchdown. But, you know, when he doesn't have that touchdown, and he has six points this week, you know, it, it, it's not going to be somebody I think you can plug in consistently, but he does have a ton of upside, and he's the leading, leading target earner in Tennessee. And so, I would drop 10 to 25% of your waiver budget on Elijah Moore as well. He's a rookie. He has chemistry with Carr, and he seems like he's going to have fairly high upside.
Two guys we'll talk about together here because we're, we're going to allocate the same amount of our waiver budget towards them. Uh, Kendre Miller, you know, I'm not willing to go above like 5 to 15% for Kendre Miller. If you want to be more aggressive, you really believe like, hey, I think this guy's going to have a very consistent role. I don't blame you. Obviously, he got more snaps this week than he's gotten in weeks past and more carries. The problem is again, when he doesn't score the touchdown, what, how many points is he going to have with no receiving upside?
>> Right?
>> 50 to 60 yards, you're going to have five or six points on his weeks like that. And so he's going to be a very flaky starter unless Alvin Kamara gets hurt and he somehow becomes the receiving back there. I don't see Kendre Miller as a guy you can plug into your lineup. And so realistically, you're only doing it as an upside shot, as a backup running back. And so I'm not going, I'm not going super aggressive with Kendre Miller personally. Again, I just don't see him developing into somebody you can start every week. You can't bet on the touchdowns in this terrible offense. You do not want a running back to a bad offense. Kenneth Gainwell is kind of the same thing, but it's different again because we have an injury already in front of him. Um, he's rostered in 43% of the league, so he's a little bit more widely rostered than some of the other guys on this list, but I would say 5 to 15% is still reasonable for Kenneth Gainwell, somebody you were getting for free before this week. Look, when Jaylen Warren comes back, they've got a bye this next week in week five. When Jaylen Warren comes back, I expect him to take this role back. And so, I, I get wanting to have Kenneth Gainwell, and I think it's smart to have Kenneth Gainwell. I don't think you drop a lot on both these guys are running back twos in their normal roles in, you know, fairly poor offenses. The Steelers are guess is average at this point, but, um, I, I don't want to drop a ton on either of these guys. If you know your league better than us, and I, you can go lower than that or you can go higher if you're really, really want to be aggressive. But outside of really like Slayton and Marks this week, I'm not seeing a whole lot on the waivers I want to take advantage of.
No, Isaiah Bond and Tommy Tremble are just guys that we're going to acknowledge here. Bond because he's gotten some increased work over the last couple of weeks. He had 65% snapshare against Green Bay and increased work against Detroit in terms of opportunity. He had six targets on the day. Actually ended up being the most productive wide receiver there in Cleveland, which is not saying much, but, uh, something that you might want to keep an eye on. Someone that again, 0 to 5% of your budget. If you have the roster spot, go ahead and and and take the shot and see if he can turn into anything. And then Tommy Tremble, a tight end out of Carolina, um, who had a really good day himself. He had 15 points on eight targets, and he's getting increased work and time on the field as well. So, he's kind of a streamable tight end option that's turning into like a relevant piece where against Miami and Dallas the next couple of weeks, he could have a couple more productive days.
I will mention this as well at the end of the video. Some honorable mentions here. If, if Wandale Robinson's not rostered in your league, I would probably put him at second, ahead, probably ahead of Darius Slayton here. I'm going to feel more comfortable with a consistent target volume of Wandale Robinson. He's rostered in 65% of Sleeper leagues. So, that's not all that much. I mean, he's going to be available in about half of your guys' leagues, and on ESPN and Yahoo, it's going to be more. And so, I mean, I, I would drop a pretty decent amount on Wandale.
>> I'd drop probably just as much on him as I would on Marks.
>> I'm pretty much there as well.
>> He's the one there.
>> If you need a tight end there, I mean, Brenton Strange is an option. Brenton Strange had double-digit, uh, production again this week. Seven targets again with six receptions. Um, he seems like somebody that's fairly reliable, and so if you are kind of like me and you kind of have a middle-of-the-road tight end, it might be worth picking up a Brenton Strange and see what he does week over week. So, week four, obviously a lot has changed. We're going to have our buys video in the morning, our panic video either tomorrow or Tuesday. We're going to have all kinds of content coming out for you this week. So, do me a huge favor. If you enjoyed the video, drop a like on the video for us. And make sure you're subscribed if you play fantasy football. We're going to have this for you every single week. And we're here to give you guys the most, the highest quality advice that we could possibly give you. We're going to work very hard to make sure we're bringing that to you. So, we'll see you tomorrow morning with a buys video. We appreciate you guys, and we'll see you later.
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