QB:

$7.7K Lamar Jackson vs HOU – Primary Target

Lamar Jackson has the highest floor and ceiling of any QB this season and he is a home favorite in a game that has one of the highest over/unders on the slate. Jackson has rushed for 60 or more rushing yards in six straight games and has five TDs with his legs in that span. We should have enough value this week to where you can comfortably pay up for Jackson in this matchup.

$6.5K Jameis Winston vs NO – Secondary Target

If you need to save then dropping to Winston at QB from Jackson shouldn’t hurt you too much. Winston continued his streak of 300 or more passing yards in four straight games. He also been running more adding 40 or more yards with his legs in two of his last three games. He now gets a favorable matchup at home against the Saints with a high implied team total. He is one of the top plays at the position this week.

RB:

$10.5K Christian McCaffrey vs ATL– Primary Target

There is never a reason not to play Christian McCaffrey in cash and that statement holds true this week. He has hit the 100 yard rushing bonus in three straight games and continues to be an absolute usage machine. Even at an expensive price tag, he is a strong play as a home favorite against the Falcons who struggle against pass-catching RB’s.

$4.8K Brian Hill @ CAR – Secondary Target

Brian Hill is going to be the most popular play on the entire slate as Devonta Freeman is currently listed as doubtful and Ito Smith is done for the year. The Falcons do have Qadree Ollison to back up Brian Hill but they have yet to show any willingness to trust the rookie as Hill got 20 carries last week. He should see around 20 carries again and he is involved in the passing game as well so at under 5K in salary, he is the best value on the slate.

WR:

$5.9K DJ Moore vs ATL – Primary Target

We talked about Moore in length on the Fantasy Bros podcast this week but he is projecting as a really strong play once again. The volume that he is seeing is just too much to pass on that price tag in a favorable matchup against this Atlanta secondary. He has 40 targets over his last four games and has gone over 100 yards receiving in his last two outings. Lastly, he is tied for second this season with the most targets among WRs with only one or zero touchdowns so we can expect some positive regression there as well.

$4K Deebo Samuel vs ARI – Secondary Target

Deebo Samuel has come on strong down the stretch this season with 18 targets over the last two weeks. With Emmanuel Sanders and George Kittle both expected out again this week, Samuel becomes one of the top values at WR this week. He didn’t get the price bump yet because of the primetime game last weekend and the Niners have one of the highest team totals on the slate.

TE:

$3.9K Greg Olsen vs ATL – Primary Target

The TE position is very ugly once again but at under 4K, Olsen is a strong play. He is coming off a 10 target game last week where he barely failed to get the 100 yards receiving bonus. I’ve already mentioned multiple times about how good this game environment is and Olsen could certainly benefit.

$3.1K Irvin Smith Jr vs DEN – Secondary Target

Although Kyle Rudolph has been catching the TDs, it has been Smith who has been seeing more volume at the position. He has 17 catches over the last four games which is pretty strong volume for a TE that is priced so cheap. Additionally, with the Vikings on a bye next week, I expect Adam Thielen to be out once again leaving more targets to go around for Smith Jr.

D/ST:

$3K Carolina Panthers vs ATL – Primary Target

I wouldn’t go full Panthers onslaught this week but the D/ST is projecting well also. The Falcons still struggle to protect their QB and the Panthers have been getting some of the most pressure against opposing QBs this season. I am not buying the fluky game last week by Atlanta and think the Panthers D/ST score well at an affordable tag here at home.

$3.1K Jacksonville Jaguars @ IND – Secondary Target

The Jags have 17 sacks over their last five games and although they are on the road, I like them in this matchup. While Indianapolis has been a solid offensive line this season, it is no guarantee that Jacoby Brissett will play this game and if he can’t go then it’s the Brian Hoyer show and we all know what that means. Load up on sacksonville!