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DEMARIO DOUGLAS: HOT HAND! 👀🏈 I’m rolling with Pop Douglas tonight! Pats vs. Bears. Prime time. Romeo Doubs and Mack Hollins out. Dude has been blowing it up the past couple of games, and I see no reason he can’t keep it going. 🔥 Check out the stat line: Weeks 1–4: Mostly 2–5 targets per game, limited production Week 5: 5 targets, 65 yards, 2 TDs Week 6: 8 targets, 86 yards, 1 TD That’s 11 catches, 151 yards and 3 TDs over the last two weeks! BOOM! 💥 Douglas has settled into a key slot role with Drake Maye, and when this offense needs a quick, reliable outlet underneath, he’s getting the looks. Chicago’s pass defense is middle of the pack, and I think Douglas has a path to plenty of opportunities tonight, including a real shot at finding the end zone. I know what you’re thinking — Thursday night games can get weird. 😂 But I like the opportunity here. My projection: 6–8 targets, 50+ yards and a real shot at a TD. He’s a solid flex play, especially in deeper leagues and PPR formats. If you need a bye-week or injury fill-in, Pop may still be sitting on your waiver wire. I’m all in on rolling him out tonight. Sometimes you just have to follow the targets and ride the momentum. 🏈🔥 Depth Wins Championships 🏆 Dominate with DHQFootball.com

OLLIE GORDON II: GROUND AND POUND! 👀🏈 I’m all in on Ollie Gordon II this weekend. 💪 Miami is leaning hard into the run game, the Jets’ run defense is average, and I think this sets up nicely for Gordon’s ground-and-pound style. Since losing De’Von Achane, Gordon has helped power Miami’s rushing attack with 47 carries, 236 yards (5.0 YPC) and 3 TDs. Week 5 was his best performance yet: 18 carries, 88 yards and a TD, in a game where Miami ran it 34 times for 217 yards (6.4 YPC). No reason to think this trend doesn’t continue. 📈 Miami is sitting at a dead-even 50/50 run-pass split on the year, but ranks as one of the most run-heavy teams in the league by pass rate over expected. And the game-by-game rushing numbers tell the story: Week 1: 18 carries, 74 yards (4.1 YPC) Week 2: 29 carries, 102 yards (3.5 YPC) Week 3: 31 carries, 119 yards (3.8 YPC) Week 4: 18 carries, 121 yards (6.7 YPC) Week 5: 34 carries, 217 yards (6.4 YPC) The volume and efficiency are trending up, especially with Gordon taking on a bigger role. That’s the kind of trend I want to see before buying into a running back. I wrote earlier about Gordon and Jeff Hafley’s desire to get more physical. It starts with the run game, especially with the passing attack struggling. The Jets are giving up around 123 rushing yards per game, making this a favorable spot for Gordon to keep rolling. My projection: 16–18 carries, 80+ yards and a solid shot at a TD. You can still find Gordon on waivers in some guillotine leagues, and he might be worth swinging a trade for in redraft. But dynasty is where I’m really interested. A lot of owners still see him as a short-term stopgap until Achane returns next season. They’re asking a lot, but if you’re trying to win now, sometimes you have to pay up for the opportunity in front of you. I’m buying Ollie Gordon. If you’re competing for a championship, its time to make your move! 🔥🏈 Depth Wins Championships 🏆 Dominate with DHQFootball.com

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Good Morning! Fired up for Thursday Night Football!! 🏈🇺🇸 Time for ☕️ and lineups, starting Roschon Johnson tonight, we’ll see how it plays out!! 👀 Who ya got? Have a great day everyone!

ROSCHON JOHNSON: MOMENTUM PLAY 👀🏈 Roschon Johnson getting another shot it at Thursday night. 💪 Kyle Monangai is officially OUT against the Patriots, handing Johnson another chance to build on two straight weeks of production in Ben Johnson’s run-heavy Bears offense. 📈 Last week vs. Atlanta: 13 carries, 51 yards and a TD 2 catches on 2 targets for 34 yards 85 total yards and a TD on 15 touches Played 40% of Chicago’s offensive snaps That’s production, opportunity and a trend worth watching. Over the last two games with Monangai sidelined, Roschon has seen his role jump to roughly 40% of the offensive snaps. He’s turning that increased opportunity into actual fantasy production, and the coaching staff has expressed confidence in what he brings to the backfield. D’Andre Swift is still the RB1, and I’m not suggesting Roschon is taking over that job. But with Monangai missing a third straight game, there’s room for Johnson to deliver another useful fantasy performance. 👀 THE FANTASY TAKEAWAY Roschon is a legitimate deep-league FLEX option and short-term momentum play heading into TNF. Think 8–12 touches with touchdown upside, not a guaranteed RB2. The fumble last week is worth monitoring, and game script could impact his workload. But the opportunity is real, the production is trending in the right direction, and he’s earned another look while Monangai is out. Sometimes the best waiver plays aren’t the biggest names. They’re the guys whose opportunity is growing right in front of us. Depth Wins Championships 🏆 Dominate with DHQFootball.com

The theme of the SEC this year has been teams falling victim to the let down spot. SEC teams are currently 2-7 against P4 opponents when coming off a ranked win based off these results… Georgia beat #6 Alabama and then fell to Auburn at home Ole Miss beat #7 LSU and then fell to #21 Florida on the road Alabama beat #16 Miss State and then fell to #2 Georgia at home Florida beat #4 Ole Miss and then fell to #25 Missouri on the road Miss State beat #19 Missouri and then fell to #7 Alabama at home Oklahoma beat #1 Texas and then fell to #15 Kentucky at home Texas beat #14 Tennessee and then fell to rival Oklahoma in Dallas Tennessee, Ole Miss, LSU, and Auburn will all be coming off a ranked win in Week 8. Do we see another team do the same?