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Here’s a play I’m rocking with today👇
⭐️ Amon-Ra St. Brown o78.5 Rec Yards (-113)
He only has one 80+ yard game this season but he’s getting a ton of targets. 11+ targets in 4/5 games and that kind of usage signals a big game coming soon.
Today, he faces a Green Bay secondary allowing the 4th-most receptions to opposing WRs.
Brown told media this week, “I have high standards for myself, and I feel I was below them last game.”
Coming out of the bye week, I’m expecting a bounce-back performance. Divisonal matchup, dome game, highest implied total on the slate… sets up a potential smash spot for the Sun God ☀️
His birthday was yesterday too 👀
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Rookie WRs ready to break out 🚀
Malachi Fields 30+ Rec Yards
Zachariah Branch 15+ Rec Yards
+1223 (DraftKings)
Full breakdown 👇
Fields has been playing a ton and is coming off a game where he logged 94% of snaps. He was targeted a season-high 8 times and posted a 0.26 TPRR after JJ McCarthy took over.
His college tape is filled with circus catches, and he has all the tools to develop into an elite deep threat. Houston is a pass funnel, allowing the 3rd-most receptions and receiving yards to WRs.
The Giants are 10.5 point underdogs, and if they’re playing catch up, Fields should have more opportunities. He can clear 30+ yards with one deep shot.
Branch has been used sparingly but played a season-high 35% of snaps last week and could be in line for a bigger role in the Falcons’ offense.
Olamide Zaccheaus hasn’t played well and is questionable with a shoulder injury. If he’s ruled out, Branch would step in but regardless, there’s no reason Zaccheaus should be playing more snaps.
Coach Stefanski has talked about getting Branch more involved and, even after two fumbles last week, said they trust him.
He’s a dynamic playmaker with elite ability after the catch and doesn’t need much volume to pick up 15 yards.
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National Tight Ends Day 🍑
Everyone’s targeting the big names…
I’m going with 3 under the radar 👇
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NFL WEEK 7 KEY MATCHUPS 🏈
QB, RB, WR & TE with favorable matchups
Keep these in mind when building slips and setting your fantasy lineups this Sunday 👇
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NFL CHEAT SHEET - WEEK 7 🏈
A quick look at how defenses are performing vs. each position this season.
Keep these matchups in mind for Sunday 👇
Rookie WRs ready to break out 🚀
Malachi Fields 30+ Rec Yards
Zachariah Branch 15+ Rec Yards
+1223 (DraftKings)
Full breakdown 👇
Fields has been playing a ton and is coming off a game where he logged 94% of snaps. He was targeted a season-high 8 times and posted a 0.26 TPRR after JJ McCarthy took over.
His college tape is filled with circus catches, and he has all the tools to develop into an elite deep threat. Houston is a pass funnel, allowing the 3rd-most receptions and receiving yards to WRs.
The Giants are 10.5 point underdogs, and if they’re playing catch up, Fields should have more opportunities. He can clear 30+ yards with one deep shot.
Branch has been used sparingly but played a season-high 35% of snaps last week and could be in line for a bigger role in the Falcons’ offense.
Olamide Zaccheaus hasn’t played well and is questionable with a shoulder injury. If he’s ruled out, Branch would step in but regardless, there’s no reason Zaccheaus should be playing more snaps.
Coach Stefanski has talked about getting Branch more involved and, even after two fumbles last week, said they trust him.
He’s a dynamic playmaker with elite ability after the catch and doesn’t need much volume to pick up 15 yards.
NFL WEEK 7 KEY MATCHUPS 🏈
QB, RB, WR & TE with favorable matchups
Keep these in mind when building slips and setting your fantasy lineups this Sunday 👇














