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All right, new format this week. We're going to give you every single matchup. We're going to give you the running backs and wide receivers at the same time in these matchups, and then we're going to put them all into one big tier list. So, you can see these rankings on the site, but let us know if you like this format. This was the most common feedback we got from last week's. We're just trying to give you what helps the most. So, drop a like if you appreciate it. Make sure you subscribe as well. We're trying to hit 40K. You can help us out. We'll continue to try to make the videos just how they help you the most.
Let's start with Chicago versus Cincinnati. The first game I want to talk about for Sunday. Let's start on the Chicago side of the ball for the Chicago running backs. DeAndre Swift is currently questionable, but he's also questionable last week with a groin injury and played through it. That being said, um, you know, with with DeAndre Swift, I think he's a start. I think he's a guy you feel good about. And we have him in the B tier. And uh, again, this is going to be running backs and wide receivers combined into one big tier. So, you can decide between your flex spots. Look in the tier. You can see where running backs compare to running backs and wide receivers compared to wide receivers. Kyle Manungai, we're going to have in the J tier. um, he's going to be a shaky option. I think I'm going to put him as a meh in the case that a DeAndre Swift doesn't play or b he's actually been getting about 50% of the snaps there in Chicago recently. And so he is becoming one of the more viable uh running back two options in fantasy football and it is a good matchup for Chicago as Cincinnati is allowing the second most amount of points to running backs this year.
Now for the wide receivers, uh, it's a little bit more of a mid matchup, but still not a bad matchup in a game that when you're looking at the Vegas lights for these two teams, I mean the Vegas light for Chicago, the implied total points against Cincinnati, obviously going to be very good. And so Romano Dunce is an A tier start for us this week. He is a must start in our opinion. Uh, DJ Moore we are still going to have in the G tier. I'm going to say DJ Moore is still a me. We haven't seen anything consistent from DJ Moore.
"How many teams are on buys this week, Nate?"
"Four teams on buy." I'm going to probably say DJ Moore is a flex option for this week and say start and uh, we'll we'll take Zakias as a set. Yeah, I know with DJ Moore, but it is a great match up for DJ Moore with the Cincinnati Bengals. It's probably going to end up being a fairly high-scoring game given that Joe Flaco does play and so it's probably one of the only matchups you feel comfortable starting.
"They said his status was in the air. I thought"
"Flaco." "I know." "Yeah, he it is. So, we'll" "not practicing as of Wednesday. So," "yeah. So, we know the Wednesday again. We we'll see what comes out today. But um, let's go to the Cincinnati side of the ball here. Chase Brown is going to be C tier. I'm going to say star for Chase Brown. He had a 25-point game coming off of a decent game. Um, it's not a terrible match up for him, but not a great matchup. Sam Perine is going to be a sit for us this week as well. So C tier for Chase Brown, I tier for Sam Perin. And then we'll go over to the wide receivers. Obviously Jamar Chase, wide receiver one so far in fantasy football. You got to start him. T. Higgins in this game though, I'm also comfortable starting. You saw his touchdown upside. I will say if Jake Browning does end up being rolled out at QB in Cincinnati, I would probably downgrade T. Higgins from a start to a meh this weekend. Probably move him down a tier or two just because Jake Browning typically isn't able to support both T. Higgins and Jamar Chase. And so far that offense has been ran through like pretty much strictly Jamar Chase. And so um, you know, looking at this matchup, it does project to be a high-scoring game. So I'm starting both these running backs. And again, if Joe Flacco does play, I'm comfortable starting all four wide receivers in this matchup. I can start DJ Morant Higgins in my flex this week. Um, but should be a fairly higher scoring game, I think, in a a pretty fantasy favorable matchup here between Cincinnati and Chicago.
Yeah. Then we got Minnesota and Detroit. This is another tough matchup for the running backs in Minnesota where it was already going to be ugly because this went right back to a straight-up running back committee uh between Aaron Jones and Jordan Mason. Uh, Jordan Mason is straight up unstartable, guys. uh, he went from you know, all the snap share in the world to once Jones was back, he is back down to like 35% snap share with only five touches on the day, five total touches and Aaron Jones had uh seven touches and again, this was a game where they were down um very early, very quickly against uh Los Angeles but now against Detroit, I I don't know if this is going to get any better this week. This is going to be probably a game script that favors Aaron Jones on the field again more often than Jordan Mason. Um, but again, I don't feel super great about either of these guys. We've got Aaron Jones in the G tier. I'm going to go meh with Aaron Jones in the G tier, and I'm going to go sit uh with Jordan Mason in the I tier.
Looking at the wide receivers, you have Jefferson and Addison. Uh, the secondary of uh Detroit is not as great as their run defense. I mean, the run defense, they've allowed the third least amount of points, two fantasy running backs this season. In terms of wide receivers, they've allowed a little bit more. You do have the factor of like, okay, JJ McCarthy is back. That's going to be less passing volume, but cross your fingers, maybe more competent quarterback play than what Carson Wentz was offering. We don't really know yet. I am going to list both of these guys as starts though. Um, they they both have been fine. They haven't like blown you away with like crazy elite level production, but any given week, one of these guys can pop off. If they get a touchdown, it's Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison always finds a way to produce.
Um, then on the flip side, you got Detroit uh with the running backs, Jir Gibbs and David Montgomery. This is a neutral matchup in terms of fantasy uh production for running backs uh that Minnesota has allowed this season. I would I would say this is a pretty favorable matchup for both of these guys. Cuz if I were a betting man, I would probably say that Detroit is going to have the lead and try to just maintain this lead for most of the game, which is nice for David Montgomery just getting carries on the ground while they run out the clock. Um, and then for Jir Gibbs, he's Jir Gibbs. We have to start them every single week. So, I'm good starting both of these guys. And then Alman Raw and Jameson Williams. Uh, Almond Raw definitely going to be a must start every single week in the A tier. JMO we're going to have in the G tier um at wide receiver. The the the pass defense for Minnesota is a little bit better than their run defense. They've allowed the seventh least amount of points to fantasy wide receivers this season. We'll see if JMO can kind of pop off a big play uh this game, but he's kind of going to be big play or bust. So depending on what your roster is looking like, what your flex spots are looking like based off of injuries, by-weeks, etc., I'll go meh with JMO this week.
All right, moving to the Carolina Green Bay matchup. We'll start on the Carolina side of the ball. It's a T matchup for the running backs against the Green Bay Packers. Um, I I am going to say Rico D is probably still a flex option for this week. I'm going to say start for Rico D. We have him in the D tier. Chuba, I'm going to say meh. Eileen sit with Chuba Hubbard. He's in the G tier. If you listening to the coach speak from Dave Canalis, it sounds like it's Rico Dattle there, which is crazy, but it is. So, um, I I would I would say it's probably gonna be Rico D. He's going to be the guy to start there in the Carolina Panthers backfield rest of the season at this point.
From the wide receiver position, it's a decent matchup for Tedo McMillan. We'll have him in the B tier. He's a start this week for sure. Jaylen Cooker and Xavier Leette both in the K tier. They're going to be sits for us this week. And then the Green Bay Packers side of the ball. Uh, not a it's a neutral matchup for Josh Jacobs. We've got him in the A tier. You have to start him every week anyways. And Emanuel Wilson, of course, in the K tier. We are not going to start this week. Romeo Dubs, on the other hand, he is going to be F tier. He's going to be a me for us. Right now, he's the only wide receiver that's been somewhat consistent in this offense. When you're looking at his last four games, 29, 10, 11, and nine points. And so, it's it's flex level production for Romeo Dubs right now, who's the wide receiver 30 on the season. He is the guy, if you're going to start a wide receiver there, I think I'd be comfortable with. The problem is, it's a tough matchup. Carolina has actually given up the second least amount of points to fantasy football wide receivers this year. So you have to keep that in mind. He's in the F tier for that reason. Matthew Golden in the H tier, Christian Watson in the I tier. We're not starting either of these guys again. It's a tough matchup for these wide receivers. And none of them seem to be consistent outside of Romeo Dubs. And then Tucker Craft seems to be the most consistent receiving option in that offense. And so um, you know, in this matchup, really most comfortable starting the starting running backs here and T McMillan. Those are going to be the number one starts for us here in the Carolina Green Bay game.
Then we've got Denver and Houston. A lot of eyes are going to be on this matchup uh because it's pretty crucial for both of them in their division status. But uh, in terms of production, I think both of these teams have pretty stout defenses. So, we'll see what the scoring ends up looking like for for all these guys. But starting with JK Dobbins and RJ Harvey at running back, I think the biggest question that most people are going to have is, hey, do I start RJ Harvey after he had 25 points last week? And I'm not going to lie, guys. Harvey had eight touches, seven on the ground. Uh, one reception that he also had in the air that turned into another touchdown. Three touchdowns on the day with eight touches. Only eight touches. Like JK Dobbins still was effectively the running back one there by far in terms of snap share usage, etc. 52% snap share to R.J. Harvey's 27%. You haven't really seen R.J. Harvey snap share increase whatsoever. Um, and and this is a game where I do think it's going to favor JK Dobbins. Um, by far. I don't think that's going to change really anytime soon until we see that usage go up for RJ Harvey, not volatile touchdowns. So start for JK Dobbins in the D's tier. It is a tougher matchup um against Houston's run defense, but we're going to still feel comfortable with him because of his volume alone. RJ Harvey will be a sit because of the matchup.
Courtland Sutton at the wide receiver position is going to be a start in the D's tier. Houston has allowed the third least amount of points to fantasy wide receivers this season though. So, uh, you might have another like kind of dud week for Courtland Sutton. That is very possible. Um, but he's the number one wide receiver option there. We're not really intimidated by Troy Franklin and him having his second successful week this season. Uh, Troy Franklin is very boom bust. He he has very volatile target volume in terms of like, is it going to be super high, super low any given week? Is he actually going to turn that into fantasy production? We just never really know. So, we're going to sit Franklin and then Marvin Mims behind that as a deep threat.
Then you got Houston looking at the running backs there, Woody Marks and Nick Chub. I think a lot of people have been trying to figure out who is it going to be between these guys long term. The snapshot with both of these players, but Nick Chub had 17 carries last week to Woody Marx's 11. But Markx is getting all the receiving work, which does raise his floor quite a bit. I mean, since the by-week, Markx has had 12 and 15 points and Chub has had two and eight. Even with again, Nick Chub getting a lot of carries last week. They had the lead early in that game against San Fran and they wanted to maintain that lead um until the end of the game and just run the clock out. It worked. It was successful. But Nick Shub, I don't think he has super high fantasy upside from here on out. I do think Woody Marks raises his raises his own floor. So, we're going to go start Woody Marks in the F tier this week and Nick Chub is going to be in the J tier as a sit.
Nico Collins back from the concussion is going to be in the B tier. Denver has allowed the least amount of points to fantasy wide receivers this season. So that is very concerning. If they can get pressure on the quarterback, if they can get pressure on Straoud, you might be looking at a disappointing week from Nico Collins. But again, as the number one option there where it's CJ Strad throwing him the ball, like any given week, Nico Collins can have 20, 25 points, no problem. And I think that is very possible even in what is a tough matchup because he does have the talent level to transcend. So Jaylen Nol and Jaden Higgins now that Nico is back are not startable assets.
Moving to the Atlanta New England matchup now from the running back position on the Atlanta side, you really can only start Bejon this week. Tyler Algier is going to be a set. Beh tier. Alier in the J tier. It's a tough matchup. New England has been very good against running backs this year. So Bean's the only guy you can start there.
From wide receiver standpoint, I would probably say Drake London is the only guy you can start here as well. Mooney has been so hit or miss this season and has struggled to stay healthy. I'm only really comfortable starting Drake London right now. He's going to be in the A tier with Bejon. Um, but Darnell Mooney have got in the Hier. I'm not gonna say to start him this week.
Let's go to New England. Now, the tougher match up here lies with the wide receivers. We are only going to say to start Stefan Diggs. I think I think Diggs you have to start at this point just because he's been he has had a pretty consistent floor and his ceiling is is a little bit higher than the rest of the receivers in this offense. I'm just not comfortable starting Boute. I'm not comfortable starting M. Collins, the K tier and H tier for those guys. And so, I'm going to say Diggs is the guy to start there. And then Raandre, I'm going to give is a meh. It's it's a not a terrible match up for Randre, but Raandre is also extremely hit or miss right now. Trayvon's obviously going to be a sit for us. Raandre, I mean, it's every other week for him. So maybe this is the week where he has another good game, but it is a tougher Atlanta defense. Um, not to mention, you know, you do have Trayvon Henderson there. I just I can't say to start Trayvon Henderson until something changes. He's going to be in the H tier. And so, um, you know, a little bit uglier on the New England side of the ball, but definitely starting the, uh, the wide receiver ones in both of these teams. Uh, and then Bian Robinson are going, that's who I feel most comfortable with in this matchup.
Then you got San Fran and the Giants. Only two starting caliber assets on San Fran side of the ball. You got CMC must start every single week. He's amazing. Brian Robinson behind that as a backup. K tier sit. Um, this is a great match up for CMC by the way. I would expect a bounce back after what was a disappointing week from CMC last week um against Houston. Kendrick Bourne is effectively the number one wide receiver there. Um, you know, if you don't factor in KD, but uh, he'll be in the F tier this week, assuming that Pieraw is not back and ready to go. Uh, I'll list him as a meh. He's had two single-digit performances against tougher passing defenses the last couple of weeks. This one is very favorable against the Giants that have allowed the fifth most amount of points to fantasy wide receivers. So, he could be a high upside play in your flex spot. Again, with injuries and by weeks, you may have to. Jawan Jennings behind that. We're going to sit and be conservative here.
Then, Tyron Tracy, uh, next man up for the Giants. Here's the good thing about Tracy. We've actually seen him produce at a high level in the past. Um, so I I do feel fine about him rest of season. and I don't think he's going to have the consistent upside that Cam Scaboo offered. There's a reason that Scataboo took over that job. Um, but Tracy is capable of of getting plenty of work here to be productive. He'll be in the D's tier um in a neutral matchup against San Fran. Devin Singlesary behind that will get some work, but not enough for him to be like ultra fantasy relevant until we see anything otherwise. He'll be in the K tier. Wondelle Robinson will list as a start in the F tier. um, any given week he can pop off a 50-yard touchdown and he's always going to get like six or seven plus targets cuz he's the last man standing there. It seems like they've had so many injuries in New York. It's been tough to see, but Wandell has become a very viable flex option rest of the season. Darius Sllayton behind him in the I tier as a sit.
All right, let's go to Indie Pittsburgh. We're surely going to lose this game. Uh, let's start with Jonathan Taylor S tier of course, best player in fantasy football right now and Amir Abdullah his running back. It's not DJ Giddens anymore. You can drop DJ Giddens if you picked him up as a stash. It's Tamir Abdullah. He's taking over that running back spot, but he's not even ranked on here. And then Pitt's going to be a start for us in the B tier. Josh Downs I'm going to have as a Met in the G tier and Alec Pierce as an H. This is a decent matchup. Pittsburgh is not very good against fantasy wide receivers, and so Pitt's a great start this week. And Josh Downs, I feel like, is a more comfortable um I'm probably going to say Josh Downs as a start actually this week. I think he probably has a good game. I'll have Alec Pierce sit in the Hier.
Let's go to Pittsburgh. Now, it's a tough matchup for for the running backs here. Indie's been pretty good against running backs in fantasy football. So Jaylen Warren's going to be a C tier start for us this week. You still have to start him in my opinion, but just bumping him down a little bit because of the matchup. Kenneth Gainwell in the K tier. We're going to have as a sit. And then on the wide receiver position, uh, DK Metaf B tier start for us this week. And then Calvin Austin J tier. So really most comfortable starting all the positional ones, running back ones and wide receiver ones in this matchup. And then Josh Downs is the only two I want to start. Have him in the G tier. Uh, this game when you're looking at the Vegas lights, um, it projects to be fine. and Indie obviously projects a lot of points and so that's why I'm more comfortable starting the wide receiver two for Indie than not for Pittsburgh, but um, it is in Pittsburgh. These games have a tendency to be a little bit lower scoring. We'll see. I I don't know, but I I am most comfortable starting the ones in this matchup.
Yeah, then the Chargers in Tennessee going to be one of the uglier matchups in of the week, but not for fantasy production when it comes to the Chargers wide receivers. Start with the running back though. Kaman Vidal, he's a must start. He's in the B tier. Hassan Haskins behind him is not even ranked. Tennessee has allowed the second most amount of points to fantasy running backs this season, so I would expect another solid week from Kamani Vidal. Lab Makoni has become a must-start every single week again after what was a slow month to start the year. Um, he's in the C tier. And then QJ and Keenan Allen are both going to be in the F tier. I know QJ has been really slow for the last like three weeks. He was injured and then L Manki came out and then Aronda Gadston looked really insane and is going to continue to look really solid. But, uh, you just saw last week what the Colts did in in their offense. And I do think it matters that Jo is back in terms of pass pro and Herbert's ability to just distribute the ball to everyone there. You saw Michael Pitman, Josh Downs, Tyler Warren, and Alec Pierce all get a solid amount of uh, production in that game against Tennessee. Tennessee has allowed so many fantasy points to everyone right now. They're in shambles.
And then that brings us to Tennessee where I legit don't have a single comfortable start in on on this team in this matchup because the Chargers are very, very solid defensively. They've allowed the sixth least amount of points to wide receivers this season and it's a kind of middle of the road in terms of running back production. Tai Spears is the only meh that I have on this team right now. He's in the H tier. He had like 17 points last week against the Colts where most of that production came in garbage time in the fourth quarter when they saddled their starters. Um, but Spears, I still would trust over Tony Pard honestly at this point in time. He's more explosive. He gets receiving work and when Cam Ward just has to throw the ball like 40, 50 times a game because they're constantly down and they're down early, Spears is going to be that passing down back. Uh, Chimray DK had a really good game again against the Colts last week. This is the Chargers secondary though, which has allowed the sixth least amount of points to wide receivers. So, I'm not going to get super aggressive with DK this week. He was a nice waiver pickup. Not a guy that I really want to start this week, though. And then Ellen and the Jier, Van Jefferson in the K tier. They're all sits.
All right, moving to the Jacksonville Raiders game here. Um, or I should say Jacksonville Las Vegas game, not the Jacksonville Raiders. Uh, let's start on the Jacksonville side of the ball. ETN's a start. Bashel Tutons a set. We've got ETN in the D tier. Bashel Tutin in the K tier. Um, this game is yellow lights all across the board from a Vegas standpoint as well. So, we're just going to start Travis ETN. Feel good about it. Brian Thomas Jr. I feel decent about it. Brian Thomas Jr. I am gonna have as a start this week. Travis Hunter I'm gonna put as a meh. Travis Hunter does look like he had a little bit of a better game, but it was in a blowout and so we need to see consistently from Travis Hunter before I'm like, hey, you know, go ahead and start him. Um, but Brian Thomas Jr. I am comfortable starting. It looks like he is potentially going to play this week.
On the Vegas side of the ball, it's a tough matchup for Ashton Ginty. It is a tougher matchup. Seventh least amount of points to running backs. The Jaguars have allowed, but I am going to say he's a star. Of course, he's in the B tier. Uh, Rahee Moser. We're not even ranking on this list. And then Trey Tucker. Uh, G tier for us.
"Meh." "Jacobe Meyers."
"Meh." "I mean I" "Bowers theoretically." "Yeah." "They Yeah, they have Bowowers back and so like that's why I just I don't know. Trey Tucker's been the more productive guy there this year. Like Trey Tucker I mean we're looking at his production this year and he's the wide receiver 28 on the season and he's just scoring around 10 points per game right now every time he's on the field. Jacobe Myers obviously has the upside, but he didn't play against Kansas City and then he had the buy. So, we'll see. He's obviously practicing in full. I don't know what it's going to look like. The only guy I'm really comfortable starting in this first game back is Bowowers. And even then, like the the offense just hasn't been very good for fantasy football this year. It just hasn't. And so, I'm going to say meh for both the wide receivers here. Um, and hope that this game gets a gets, I don't know, maybe it gets into a shootout and some of these guys actually start scoring fantasy points. But, there are some tough matchups in this one.
Yeah, you've got uh New Orleans and the LA Rams. The Rams have allowed like the second least amount of points to running backs this season. So, it's going to be a really tough one for Alvin Kamar, which is why we have him in the G tier. Gosh, Kamar has had four double-digit games this year, four single-digit games this year. His volume has stayed roughly the same throughout the whole season. You had less usage in the Tampa game. I really don't know what this offense is going to look like with Tyler Shuck, though, so we'll see if like Kamar can get shutdowns from Tyler Shuck. We'll see. I'll give you the green light on Kamar because of the by-weeks and the injuries. Deon Neil behind that is a sit. Chris Olive in the C tier. He's just been oh so consistent all year with his volume, his usage. He's incredible. And then Rasheed Shahed I I mean Shahed has uh the last two weeks gotten nine and 12 targets. Uh, good for eight and 14 points against Chicago and Tampa. This is a tougher matchup against the Rams though. Um, in the G tier though, if you have to flex them, I'm totally fine with that. We'll list them as a meh. Um, and then on the Rams side of the ball, you've got three guys that you want to start every single week. It's never going to change. Kairen Williams, B tier running back. He's awesome. Touchdown. You're going to have 20 plus points. No touchdown. You'll probably get like 10 to 15. Blake Corman in the J tier behind him. And then you got Puka and Adams who are both must starts every single week as tier for Puka. Um, be tier for Devonte now that Puka is back.
All right, let's go to Kansas City Buffalo. Obviously going to be an entertaining matchup. Um, pretty good Vegas light for Kansas City, yellow Vegas light for Buffalo. So it should be a a fairly high-scoring affair here. I mean, the Kansas City offense has just been on fire. So because of that, um, I actually I don't know if Isaiah Pacheco plays this week. I don't have him on the matchup sheet currently because I don't think he's been practicing. He did.
"They said he's they said he's weak to weak, which means there's no I don't think he plays."
"I don't think he plays this week. So Kareem Hunt's going to be a start for us in the D tier. I think Kareem Hunt scores a touchdown this week. I think you'll want him in your flex spot. Bashard Smith is going to be still be a sit. I'm not comfortable there yet. Xavier Worthy I'm actually going to have in the D tier. I'm going to have him as a me. Um, and Maris Brown, I'm going to have a sit. And of course Rashi Rice in the S tier. He scored 23 plus points every week since he's been back so far, both the weeks he's played. He he probably is an S tier option rest of the season. So, feel more comfortable starting Hunt and Richie Rice there. Xavier Worthy's just been so hit or miss. And I think part of it is because he's playing through an injury, but I mean the production there has been about 10 points on average. If he gets a touchdown, obviously he does have some higher upside. So maybe with Worthy I would probably maybe with Worthy I'd say start in this matchup. Um, James Cook on the other hand, we're going to go with a start in the B tier. It is a tough match up against Kansas City, right? And so we'll have he'll have him knock down a tier for this week. Ty Johnson is a sit and then Khil Shakir we'll have in the F tier. I'm going to say start for Khalil Shakir this week. I'm comfortable starting him in my in my lineup to be honest.
"He's great."
"Keon Coleman I'm not comfortable starting at this point, which just sucks, but I mean he's watch 44. He's like not breaking 10 points per game most weeks and so uh, should be a very entertaining matchup and one that probably has some high producing fantasy assets as well.
Yeah. Then Seattle and Washington. And you saw what Kansas City uh did from fantasy perspective against Washington with no Jaden Daniels. Their defense is really, really rough. JSN is probably going to pop off here um with the wide receivers in in Seattle. He's in the S tier. He might be the best fantasy wide receiver um in in the NFL this year. Cooper Cup in the H tier. We are going to list him as a sit. Um, he's just he he's not even boom bust. Like his his his booms are just not that great. So, uh, Kenneth Walker and Charbanet, it's going to be the conversation every single week, and my answer is meh for both. Both ranked in the F tier right by each other back to back. Uh, neither of these guys are reliable. Charbanet has been getting uh the goal line touches the last couple of weeks, but that's amounted to 12, 11, 19 points. Um, and then you've got like four points against Jacksonville in week six off the buy. We'll see what happens with Charbanet, but Walker um any given week can just have a really, really explosive day and have 18, 18, and 12 points like he did against Pittsburgh, New Orleans, and Arizona to begin the year. You just never really know with these guys. So, me for both. Don't feel great about starting either of them.
With Washington, Krosky, Merritt. Um, just can't get it together and I don't think it's going to come together while Jaden Daniels isn't playing quarterback there. Um, I've got him as a meh in the H tier because again, if you have to start him, you know what? Screw it. I'm not starting Jaka Crosky Merritt. I I lied. Krosky Merritt in this match up against Seattle, this is not a game script for him. Jeremy McNichols outproduced him last week and I don't think anyone wants to start Jeremy McNichols. So, no one startable there in Washington's backfield. Uh, but Debo Samuel will be a must start in the D's tier. He is banged up. His production uh has been pretty rough um since he's been banged up, but Terry McLaren again retweaked his quad and who knows how much longer he's going to be out at this point. I mean, you're looking at a potential potentially lost season for Washington. I I I mean, what are the odds that they just shut shut down Terry for the rest of the year and they don't risk it? Like, that is very possible. Debo is a must start this week. Luke McCaffrey behind him is going to be a sit in the KT.
"So, I'm so I'm guessing you're telling me that I should trade Terry and Rashad White for Alvin Kamara in the Flock League. I'm working on it. I I can get it done if I want to, but I just I'm I'm iffy on it."
"I'm surprised he wants to do that."
"I I am too, but" "Terry and who for Kamar" "Rashad White?" "Oh my gosh." "So," "wow." "So, you think I should do it?" "Yeah." "Yeah. Well, I might. We'll see. By the time this video comes out, I probably will have done it."
"I mean, it's not it's not pretty."
"No, it's not. It's not. But at least you get a viable running back."
"I haven't started Terry all year. So," "you you get a you get a" "running background. We'll see. I'm overpaying a little bit. I don't even care if because Terry doesn't play. It doesn't matter.
All right, last match up here. We'll go Arizona and Dallas. Uh, it's a good matchup for Arizona obviously against that Dallas Cowboys defense. That's just allowing top five in both wide receiver points and running back points. Start Bam Knight in the D tier. Sit Michael Carter in the I tier. We'll start Marv in the C tier as well and sit Michael Wilson. We're starting the ones here in this matchup. And obviously Trey McBride's going to be money this week. Uh, on the Dallas side of the ball, obviously starting Javvante Williams, he's in the A tier. CD Lamb's in the A tier. Both top five at their position. They've been great. Actually, CD Lamb's technically not top five at his position, but rest of the season he grades out top five. Uh, George Pickins, I will start in this match up as well. He's a C tier, but he'll be good there. And then Jaden Blue in the K tier. Obviously, he's going to be a sit. Um, he's basically just a handcuff at this point.
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