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BILLS 🦬@ VIKINGS 🟪(BUF -3 | 45.5 Total) CAN MINNESOTA SLOW DOWN THE NFL'S MOST PRODUCTIVE OFFENSE? GAME SETUP Buffalo leads the league in scoring at 33.3 points per game. Minnesota leads the league in scoring defense, allowing just 13.3. The Vikings will turn to Carson Wentz with Kyler Murray out. I’m not convinced that’s a downgrade for the passing game. Minnesota’s defense is the biggest question in this matchup. They’ve been dominant, but Buffalo presents a different level of offensive challenge. MINNESOTA 🟪 Jordan Addison is my favorite Vikings play. At $6,800, he’s priced attractively in a soft, pass-funnel matchup. The change to Wentz could create more opportunities for an offense that has struggled with efficiency. Justin Jefferson is still a strong play. He’s fairly priced, and I’m interested to see whether Wentz’s willingness to attack downfield can help unlock him. Aaron Jones gets a boost from his passing-game role. I slightly prefer him to Jordan Mason straight up, given Buffalo’s tough run defense, but both are viable. Mason is difficult to get excited about against a defense that hasn't allowed a back to reach 60 rushing yards. At $6,400, though, a touchdown could be enough to get him there. Myles Price is my preferred cheap Vikings receiver at $1,200, but the role is uncertain with Jauan Jennings out. I’d mix in Tai Felton and Odell Beckham rather than assume Price gets the opportunity. T.J. Hockenson has an excellent combination of price and role. Eight red-zone targets and Wentz’s history of targeting tight ends make him an appealing option despite some concerns about his current form. Ben Yurosek is a touchdown-or-bust punt, though I prefer Price in that salary range. BUFFALO 🦬 James Cook is my favorite skill-position player in this game. Minnesota blitzes at an extremely high rate, which can create opportunities on the ground. I’d be surprised if Cook doesn't get to 18+ carries. Ray Davis is worth a few low-owned shots. A touchdown could get him there, and there's at least a possibility his role grows if Buffalo leans heavily into the run. DJ Moore is reasonably priced as the team's leading receiver, but the matchup and expected game script make me less enthusiastic. I'll have him in my player pool, including some captain exposure. Keon Coleman has been on the field plenty, but his production alongside Moore has been extremely limited. I'm not interested in forcing him into lineups. Khalil Shakir is a tough sell at $7,400. Minnesota's blitz-heavy approach could push Buffalo toward heavier personnel, potentially taking Shakir off the field more often. Dalton Kincaid is an interesting but complicated play. If Buffalo uses more heavy personnel, Kincaid could run more routes while Dawson Knox and Jackson Hawes handle blocking. Shakir and Kincaid could have inversely related roles depending on Buffalo's approach. I'm likely using a rule to keep them out of the same lineup. At similar prices, I lean Moore over Kincaid, though both are reasonable options. Ty Johnson needs a negative game script or a touchdown to pay off, neither of which feels especially likely. Skyler Bell is a thin punt who could see a small usage bump with Josh Palmer out. ROSTER CONSTRUCTION 📊 James Cook is the starting point for Buffalo builds. His projected workload gives him a strong floor and ceiling combination. Addison is my favorite way to get exposure to Minnesota's passing game, with Jefferson and Hockenson also firmly in play. Be thoughtful about pairing Mason and Jones, especially when also using Wentz. Their roles can overlap, but the matchup makes it difficult to justify loading up on the entire backfield. I'm interested in Vikings-heavy onslaughts. Minnesota's defense has been so good that I think Buffalo's offense has a greater chance of disappointing than the field may expect. I don't need to predict a Minnesota win to get overweight on their side. I just want to account for the possibility that this defense makes life difficult for an offense that has been nearly unstoppable. Check out @xandamere's Full Breakdown of this game in NFL Edge for his favorite Tournament Plays and GPP Groups 🔥

MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL SHOWDOWN CHALK Currently Projecting for 25%+ Ownership DRAFTKINGS 🟠 TOTAL // CAPTAIN ▫️JOSH ALLEN – 82% // 27% ▫️JUSTIN JEFFERSON – 59% // 19% ▫️CARSON WENTZ – 53% // 6% ▫️JAMES COOK III – 50% // 11% ▫️T.J. HOCKENSON – 42% // 6% ▫️DJ MOORE – 35% // 5% ▫️JORDAN ADDISON – 30% // 5% ▫️BILLS – 27% // 3% ▫️KHALIL SHAKIR – 27% // 4% ▫️WILL REICHARD – 26% // 2% FANDUEL 🔵 TOTAL // MVP ▫️JOSH ALLEN – 86% // 36% ▫️CARSON WENTZ – 64% // 14% ▫️JAMES COOK III – 52% // 9% ▫️JUSTIN JEFFERSON – 48% // 11% ▫️T.J. HOCKENSON – 39% // 5% ▫️WILL REICHARD – 33% // 3% ▫️TYLER BASS – 30% // 2% ▫️JORDAN ADDISON – 28% // 4% ▫️DJ MOORE – 28% // 4% ▫️BILLS – 26% // 2%

UPDATED WEEK 9 DFS CHALK Currently Projecting for 15%+ Ownership DRAFTKINGS 🟧 ▫️CHRISTIAN MCCAFFREY – 36% ▫️DEVIN SINGLETARY – 32% ▫️GEORGE KITTLE – 30% ▫️JONAH COLEMAN – 30% ▫️ANTONIO WILLIAMS – 29% ▫️JAHMYR GIBBS – 27% ▫️PUKA NACUA – 27% ▫️RHAMONDRE STEVENSON – 20% ▫️CEEDEE LAMB – 19% ▫️RYAN FLOURNOY – 17% ▫️PHILADELPHIA EAGLES – 16% ▫️ADONAI MITCHELL – 15% FANDUEL 🔵 ▫️GEORGE KITTLE – 34% ▫️JAHMYR GIBBS – 33% ▫️CHRISTIAN MCCAFFREY – 31% ▫️DEVIN SINGLETARY – 29% ▫️NEW ORLEANS SAINTS – 28% ▫️KENNETH WALKER III – 27% ▫️PUKA NACUA – 27% ▫️RHAMONDRE STEVENSON – 24% ▫️CEEDEE LAMB – 24% ▫️JONAH COLEMAN – 23% ▫️OLLIE GORDON II – 18% ▫️MATTHEW GOLDEN – 17% ▫️TRAVIS KELCE – 16% ▫️MACK HOLLINS – 16% ▫️RASHEE RICE – 16%

DON'T OVERLOOK THE LATE WINDOW! 🔥 Some of the best values on the Week 9 slate are in the late games, creating opportunities to adjust your lineups after kickoff. The Late Swap Tool at @OneWeekSeason helps you find alternative combinations based on your remaining players, salary, and contest position. Enter your players, available salary, and whether you're ahead or behind. The tool compares projections, ceilings, and ownership to identify potential swaps. FOR EXAMPLE: 👀 A lineup with Rhamondre Stevenson, George Kittle, and Efton Chism III has: - 39.9 projected points - 62.2-point combined ceiling - 61.3% total player ownership - 0.69% of the field projected to have all three Make two swaps: - Rhamondre Stevenson → Woody Marks - Efton Chism III → Jordan Watkins Your new combination has: - 39.6 projected points - 63.1-point combined ceiling - 42.6% total player ownership - 0.06% of the field projected to have all three That's a combination projected to be 12.6x rarer, with a slightly higher ceiling and almost identical projected points. Don't let your lineup decisions end at kickoff. Use the Late Swap Tool at @OneWeekSeason to explore your options and make the most of the late window! 🔥

WEEK 9 GPP GAME STACKS 🔥 The right game stack can carry a lineup to the top of a tournament. Here are some of the Week 9 environments Mike is targeting... 👀 PREMIUM PASSING STACK 49ERS (vs LV) — With several receivers sidelined, San Francisco's offense is concentrated around George Kittle and Christian McCaffrey. Cheap options like Demarcus Robinson and Jordan Watkins make stacking this offense more affordable against a vulnerable Raiders defense. BARGAIN BIN STACKS DOLPHINS (vs DET) — Detroit creates explosive game environments, and Miami has a concentrated group of affordable pass catchers. Malik Willis brings rushing upside, while Greg Dulcich, DeMario Douglas, and Malik Washington offer cheap stacking options. Bring it back with Jahmyr Gibbs or Jameson Williams. BROWNS (@ NO) — Shedeur Sanders is minimum salary, and his top three pass catchers are all $5K or less. New Orleans has struggled defensively, particularly when it comes to generating pressure. WHAT'S MIKE'S GPP GAME STACK OF THE WEEK? 👀 A matchup featuring explosive playmakers, affordable options, two vulnerable defenses, and modest ownership. Mike breaks down that matchup and three more stacks in his full Week 9 GPP Game Stacks article. Find out which game made the cut at @OneWeekSeason! 🔥

WEEK 9 PASS CATCHERS 🔥 Elite receivers. Underpriced tight ends. Plenty of ways to build. Here's Mike's Week 9 pass catcher pool... 🔥 WIDE RECEIVERS 1. JAXON SMITH-NJIGBA (vs ARI) — The best in the business. With value available at other positions, paying up for JSN in a matchup he already smashed once this season makes plenty of sense. 2. PUKA NACUA (@ WAS) — It's been a while since Puka delivered a slate-breaking performance, but this matchup against Washington is about as good as it gets. 3. MATTHEW GOLDEN // CHRISTIAN WATSON (@ NE) — Both underpriced for their big-play ability in a concentrated Green Bay passing attack. 4. CHRIS OLAVE // JORDYN TYSON (vs CLE) — Olave's ceiling is higher than most realize, while Tyson's return offers an opportunity to get in before his role is fully established. 5. JAMESON WILLIAMS (@ MIA) — Explosive talent at a modest salary and ownership. With Amon-Ra St. Brown dealing with a rib injury, Jamo could see an expanded role. TIGHT ENDS 6. GEORGE KITTLE (vs LV) — Massively underpriced for his role as the engine of San Francisco's passing game. Elite ceiling in a matchup where the 49ers could score five touchdowns. 7. TUCKER KRAFT (@ NE) — Could be one of the strongest plays on the slate when factoring in position, salary, ceiling, and ownership. More pass catchers made Mike's list, including a potential double-digit target WR and several overlooked tight ends with intriguing upside. Find the full Week 9 Player Grids from @mjohnson_86 at @OneWeekSeason! 🔥

WEEK 9 RUNNING BACKS 🔥 The $10K running back is back! Here's how Mike is approaching the position in Week 9... 🔥 1. JAHMYR GIBBS (@ MIA) — Elite talent in an elite matchup. With Amon-Ra St. Brown potentially hobbled, Gibbs could be in line for an even bigger role. 2. JONAH COLEMAN (@ CAR) — Has taken control of Denver's backfield and now faces one of the league's worst run defenses. Plenty to like about this spot. 3. CHRISTIAN MCCAFFREY (vs LV) — Massive receiving upside and plenty of goal-line opportunities. The biggest concern? A potential blowout limiting his workload. 4. JONATHAN TAYLOR (vs DAL) — Elite tournament option at a suppressed salary and ownership. A home matchup against a vulnerable defense gives him plenty of upside. 5. RHAMONDRE STEVENSON (vs GB) — New England's lead back at a reasonable salary and ownership. An interesting way to approach the position without paying all the way up. Four more RBs made Mike's list, including a potential 35-point ceiling play and some interesting salary-saving options. Find the rest in @mjohnson_86's Week 9 Player Grids at @OneWeekSeason! 🔥

Slept on by the field... 😴 Not the Projections 🔥 Top Projecting Players Under 10% Owned RUNNING BACK 1. JONATHAN TAYLOR (3%) 2. KYREN WILLIAMS (4%) 3. JAVONTE WILLIAMS (9%) WIDE RECEIVER 1. NICO COLLINS (5%) 2. MALIK NABERS (7%) 3. MATTHEW GOLDEN (8%) TIGHT END 1. BROCK BOWERS (8%) 2. TREY MCBRIDE (2%) 3. ISAIAH LIKELY (4%)

EMBRACE THE UNCOMFORTABLE 🪎 Low-Owned Treasures for Week 9👇 RUNNING BACKS 💰 1. JONATHAN TAYLOR // 3% Lots of narratives in play regarding Taylor’s future with the team. We know he’s talented, and we know Dallas doesn’t exactly put up much resistance defensively. At 3% ownership, there’s plenty of appeal to tripling the field if Taylor gets the workload we’re looking for. 2. QUINSHON JUDKINS // 7% New Orleans has been a sieve when it comes to allowing fantasy points to running backs. Judkins should get his touches because I can’t imagine the Browns coaching staff wants Shedeur Sanders chucking it 35 times. Cleveland will need to be ahead or at least keep this game close, though, or we’ll get more Dylan Sampson than we’d like. 3. RACHAAD WHITE // 3% On a slate where we didn’t get the value of Jonah Coleman and Devin Singletary, White might be quite a bit more popular. His only competition for backfield touches comes in the form of the partially animated corpse of Austin Ekeler. WIDE RECEIVERS 🎯 4. CHRISTIAN WATSON // 5% It’s a middling matchup, and Watson is priced up relative to his median projection. But we’re only rostering him in hopes of 100 yards and at least one touchdown anyway. And he can do that on any given Sunday. 5. NICO COLLINS // 4% Nico hasn’t exactly been lighting it up lately, so he’s not someone I’d be interested in playing into ownership. But at 4%? Some guys dream about tropical beaches and supermodels. I lie awake visualizing alpha wide receivers whose ownership is in the low single digits. I am not okay. 6. JAMESON WILLIAMS // 6% Big-play ability against a bad team? Gets my click every time. And Jamo is peaking. 7. TRE TUCKER // 2% San Francisco’s defense is stout on the perimeter, hence the ownership. But Tucker can get open deep against anyone, and Kirk Cousins isn’t afraid to chuck it in his direction when he’s desperate. 8. QUENTIN JOHNSTON // <1% Yeah, this is thin as hell, but Houston has been giving up splash plays to the position all season. And despite a lack of protection, Justin Herbert still has a sick arm and is probably reaching the point where he just doesn’t give a fuck anymore. TIGHT ENDS ⭕️ 9. TUCKER KRAFT // 2% The key to a man’s heart is through his stomach, and the key to fantasy points against New England is through the intermediate middle of the field. Tucker Kraft occupies that area nicely. I’m starving. 10. SAM LAPORTA // 4% This could be the week Detroit puts up a 40-burger, and I don’t believe LaPorta is in some sort of doghouse at this point. 11. MICHAEL MAYER // 5% Mayer has been consistently targeted by Kirk Cousins, and we can expect the Raiders to be playing from behind in this one. At this price, he doesn’t need to do much to pay off. Both he and Tre Tucker provide nice correlations with George Kittle and Christian McCaffrey to help offset their elevated ownership. Find the rest of @Sonic_nhpain's MME Pool in The Scroll with his Secondary Core-Relations and favorite Contrarian GPP Stack of the Week 👀

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AN UGLY GAME ENVIRONMENT WITH A PATH TO FIRST 🏆 Shedeur Sanders + KC Concepcion + Chris Olave Sometimes the best DFS decision is knowing what you don't want to play. That's the mindset behind this week's return to one lineup core. THE CHEAP QB BET 💰 This could have been Malik Willis' $5.1K week. Instead, injuries and a benching have opened the door for Shedeur Sanders at just $4K. Pairing him with KC Concepcion ($4.6K) costs only $8.6K combined. They need 34.4 DK points for 4X value and 43 for 5X. With New Orleans on the other side in a dome-friendly environment, there's a path to the volume we need. WHY OLAVE? ⚜️ Coming off a bye, the Saints still don't have much of a running game to lean on. Chris Olave should remain the focal point of the passing attack. A potential Jordyn Tyson is most likely to take routes away from Devaughn Vele, making Juwan Johnson at $4.2K another option to add in. BUILDING AROUND THE CORE 📊 Concepcion, Harold Fannin Jr., and Denzel Boston are all viable ways to pair with Sanders. The Saints rank 30th in pressure rate, giving Sanders an opportunity to operate without facing constant disruption. The combined Browns and Saints player pool may not be the first place everyone looks with a total in the low 40s. That's part of the appeal. We're not trying to play every good value on the slate. We're taking a stance, concentrating our exposure, and building around the outcomes we believe in. Check out The Scroll at OneWeekSeason for the rest of the plays that @larejo123 is Willing to Lose with. 🔥

THE CHALK BUILD The name of the game this week: STARS AND SCRUBS. This slate has changed dramatically over the last 24 hours. Injuries have opened up value across the board, with Antonio Williams, Jonah Coleman, and Devin Singletary among the players drawing increased attention. Add five backup quarterbacks priced at $4,500 or below and suddenly we have plenty of ways to make the expensive pieces fit. With five games carrying totals of 48 or higher, the field is going to be looking for ways to jam as many high-priced studs as possible into one lineup. But that creates an opportunity to go in a different direction. Here is what the chalk build looks like: Stud RB: CMC/Gibbs Value RB: Coleman/Singletary WR: Puka/Williams/Adonai/CeeDee TE: Kittle The field is going to prioritize getting as many high-priced players in good spots as possible, which should push some quality mid-range options to the sidelines. Players like Jonathan Taylor, Malik Nabers, Chris Olave, Matthew Golden, Brock Bowers, and Sam LaPorta are likely to appear on far fewer rosters than they otherwise should. That's where I'm interested in finding leverage this week. Rather than forcing another stud into the lineup, we can use the mid-range to build around a different combination of ceiling and opportunity. Check out The End Around in The Scroll for all of @HilowFF's Favorite Exploitative Leverage Stacks

FIRST LOOK WEEK 9 DFS CHALK Currently Projecting for 15%+ Ownership DRAFTKINGS 🟧 ▫️CHRISTIAN MCCAFFREY – 32% ▫️GEORGE KITTLE – 26% ▫️ANTONIO WILLIAMS – 25% ▫️JAHMYR GIBBS – 24% ▫️JONAH COLEMAN – 24% ▫️DEVIN SINGLETARY – 23% ▫️PUKA NACUA – 23% ▫️RHAMONDRE STEVENSON – 21% ▫️ADONAI MITCHELL – 17% ▫️CEEDEE LAMB – 17% ▫️RASHEE RICE – 16% ▫️CHUBA HUBBARD – 16% FANDUEL 🔵 ▫️CHRISTIAN MCCAFFREY – 36% ▫️JAHMYR GIBBS – 34% ▫️GEORGE KITTLE – 28% ▫️RHAMONDRE STEVENSON – 25% ▫️KENNETH WALKER III – 24% ▫️PUKA NACUA – 24% ▫️NEW ORLEANS SAINTS – 18% ▫️TRAVIS KELCE – 18% ▫️JONAH COLEMAN – 17% ▫️MATTHEW GOLDEN – 17% ▫️CEEDEE LAMB – 16% ▫️OLLIE GORDON II – 16% ▫️AMON-RA ST. BROWN – 16% ▫️WOODY MARKS – 16%

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THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL SHOWDOWN CHALK Currently Projecting for 30%+ Ownership DRAFTKINGS 🟠 TOTAL // CAPTAIN ▫️TREVOR LAWRENCE – 84% // 24% ▫️PARKER WASHINGTON – 63% // 16% ▫️CHRIS RODRIGUEZ JR. – 62% // 13% ▫️DERRICK HENRY – 51% // 10% ▫️ZAY FLOWERS – 50% // 9% ▫️CAM LITTLE – 43% // 5% ▫️BRENTON STRANGE – 36% // 5% ▫️JOE FAGNANO – 33% // 3% ▫️JAKOBI MEYERS – 31% // 5% FANDUEL 🔵 TOTAL // MVP ▫️TREVOR LAWRENCE – 95% // 35% ▫️CHRIS RODRIGUEZ JR. – 65% // 14% ▫️PARKER WASHINGTON – 61% // 11% ▫️DERRICK HENRY – 60% // 10% ▫️CAM LITTLE – 50% // 7% ▫️JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS – 47% // 5% ▫️ZAY FLOWERS – 43% // 5% ▫️JOE FAGNANO – 41% // 4% ▫️BRENTON STRANGE – 34% // 2%

JAGUARS 🐈 @ RAVENS 🐦‍⬛(JAX -9.5 | 39.5 Total) Are 5-1 Jaguars onslaughts the only way to play? Xandamere breaks down his thoughts on the Showdown Slate 👇 GAME SETUP The total has dropped 10 points since opening with Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley ruled out. Baltimore could be starting undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano, with other QBs potentially involved. Jacksonville is a massive road favorite with a 9.5-point spread. The most likely outcome is a comfortable Jaguars win. JACKSONVILLE 🐈 Chris Rodriguez Jr. becomes the clear value play if Bhayshul Tuten sits. At $3,400, a starting RB on a heavy favorite is difficult to ignore, even with limited receiving upside. Rodriguez will likely be massively owned, but I'm comfortable playing into that at this price and role. Parker Washington is my favorite overall skill-position play. Baltimore has been much more vulnerable against the pass than the run, and Washington has averaged 6.8 targets per game. Jakobi Meyers has modest volume at 4.4 targets per game, but seven red-zone targets give him meaningful touchdown equity. Brian Thomas Jr. is difficult to justify at $6,400 with only one game above three targets and no game above 10 DK points. He's a low-owned option, but the production simply hasn't been there. Josh Cameron offers a similar deep-threat profile at a fraction of the price, making him a more reasonable punt. Brenton Strange has solid target volume but trails Meyers in the quality of his opportunities. I prefer Meyers at a similar salary. BALTIMORE 🐦‍⬛ Justice Hill is one of my favorite Ravens plays. At $3,200, his receiving role gives him a path to production even if Baltimore falls behind. Derrick Henry is a difficult click at $10,200 against an elite run defense while tied to a dysfunctional offense. He's a contrarian option if ownership comes in low, but I'm not forcing it. Zay Flowers remains Baltimore's best receiver. The quarterback situation is concerning, but the Ravens should have to throw, and Flowers is the player they're most likely to build around. Mark Andrews could benefit from a rookie QB leaning on short-area targets. His ceiling is limited, but $4,400 is reasonable for his role. Ja'Kobi Lane is my preferred punt over Rashod Bateman. He's an interesting young option, though both are extremely fragile. Josh Cuevas is worth a look at just $1,200 as a cheap receiving tight end option. ROSTER CONSTRUCTION Jacksonville-heavy builds are the obvious starting point, especially with Rodriguez potentially drawing massive ownership. Parker Washington is my favorite Jaguars ceiling play, while Meyers offers red-zone upside. Justice Hill is an interesting way to get Baltimore exposure without relying on its passing game functioning perfectly. Don't overlook 3-3 builds or even 4-2 Ravens constructions. The field will overwhelmingly expect a Jacksonville blowout, creating an opportunity if Baltimore manages to keep things competitive. I'm not predicting a Ravens upset, but I do want more Baltimore exposure than the field. Find @xandamere's Favorite Tournament Plays and MME Groups along with ownership for DK and FD all at OneWeekSeason 🔥

CAN THE PACKERS PAY OFF AT THESE PRICES? 👀 Love comes with two potential stacking partners who keep getting more expensive: Christian Watson at $7,500 and Matthew Golden at $7,000. 🟧 LOVE + WATSON ($13,800) 3x: 36% (10 of 28 games) 4x: 7% (2 of 28 games) 5x: 0% (0 of 28 games) 🟧 LOVE + GOLDEN ($13,300) 3x: 37% (7 of 19 games) 4x: 0% (0 of 19 games) 5x: 0% (0 of 19 games) Can either of them hit the ceiling needed with their elevated price tags this week? All the tools at OWS are available and updated for the Week 9 Slate. Do your research at OneWeekSeason 🔥

MOVES TO MAKE FOR WEEK 9 👀 Be ahead of the game, not behind it. PLAYERS TO BUY 📈 PARKER WASHINGTON ⬆️ Washington has been mostly MIA over the last month, with a bye week and two games under five fantasy points in his last five weeks. Don't let the lack of production fool you. His role and talent are still outstanding, and his remaining schedule is terrific. He's a prime target right now. TUCKER KRAFT ⬆️ Kraft continues to look better as he works his way back from last year's knee injury. The Packers' running game hasn't improved with Josh Jacobs back, and recent reports suggest more discipline could be on the horizon. Meanwhile, Christian Watson broke a rib in Week 8, opening the door for Kraft's role to take off in the second half of the season. ZAY FLOWERS ⬆️ Call it a leap of faith. Flowers' situation couldn't look much worse, but he's an elite talent with a very good offensive coordinator who I trust to figure out how to get him the ball. His current owners have to be panicked. He may never reach the value we expected with Lamar Jackson, but betting on talent is usually the right move. PLAYERS TO SELL 📉 GARRETT WILSON ⬇️ Wilson had a solid Week 8 against a horrendous Raiders defense, and managers may see it as the squeaky wheel finally getting greased. The bigger concern is the growing target competition. AD Mitchell, Omar Cooper Jr., Kenyon Sadiq, and Mason Taylor are all capable pass catchers. Sell while Wilson still carries solid value rather than letting him hold your roster hostage. JUSTIN JEFFERSON ⬇️ Jefferson's name value is worth far more than his actual production or his situation going forward. The Vikings passing game is a mess, and their defense is good enough that they may not be forced into high-volume passing situations. Touchdowns in two of his last three games have helped keep his value afloat. Now is the time to get out while you can. Check in every week for @mjohnson_86's Top Waiver Pickups along with his players to Buy and Sell 👀