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Quarterback
Stud
Bryson Daily, Army vs. Air Force, $8,900 – Bryson Daily and the Army offense are having an incredible season. Daily has brought a passing element to the triple-option offense that Army normally runs. Outside of their season opener, Daily has rushed for over 100 yards in every game this season. He has also thrown for over 100 yards in four of those six games. Daily has thrown for seven touchdowns and rushed for an incredible 19 touchdowns this season. Daily should have another big performance against an Air Force defense that is 113th in the country in defensive EPA/play.
Other Options – Cam Ward ($10,800), Noah Fifita ($8,300)
Value
Kurtis Rourke, Indiana at Michigan State, $6,900 – Rourke missed last week’s game with an injury but he is expected to be back this week. Indiana’s passing offense is the second-best in the country by EPA and Rourke has not had an off game all season. Rourke is averaging over two passing touchdowns per game and should have another big performance against Michigan State. Michigan State’s pass defense is 100th in the nation by EPA and should get shredded by Rourke. His price is lower this week because of injury risk but he seems good to go and should have a big game.
Other Option- Rocco Becht ($6,500)
Running Back
Stud
Mario Anderson Jr., Memphis at UTSA, $7,800 – In his past two games, Anderson has combined for 324 rushing yards and five rushing touchdowns. He is playing his best football and Memphis is starting to feed him the ball at a really high rate. UTSA’s defense ranks outside the top 80 in the country and Memphis should be able to put up a big number against them. Memphis should also be leading for most of this game so they will just feed Anderson to milk the clock.
Other Options – Tahj Brooks ($8,200), Quinshon Judkins ($7,400)
Value
Trevor Etienne, Georiga vs. Florida, $6,400 – It took Etienne some time to adjust to the Georgia offense but he has played really well in his last three games and particularly against Texas. Etienne had over 100 all-purpose yards and three touchdowns against the Longhorns. Georgia should take an early lead against Florida and rely on Etienne to run up the score and control the clock. Carson Beck’s turnover issues have caused Georgia to rely more on Etienne and he answered the bell last week and should do so again against Florida.
Other Options – Damien Martinez ($6,300), Kanye Udoh ($5,500)
Wide Receiver
Stud
Tez Johnson, Oregon at Michigan, $7,700 – Excluding the one game he left with an injury, Tez Johnson has eight touchdowns in seven games and is averaging 91 receiving yards per game. Michigan’s star CB Will Johnson is expected to miss this game which will allow Johnson to run wild on the Michigan defense. Michigan’s front seven has rounded into form but their secondary has a lot of issues so Oregon should attack them through the air rather than on the ground. Johnson is consistently churning out big games and should have another one here.
Other Options – Tetairoa McMillan ($8,600), Tyler Warren ($7,100)
Value
Jaylin Noel, Iowa State vs. Texas Tech, $5,900 – Jaylin Noel has been great all season for the Cyclones and just had a season-best game last week. Noel is averaging 97 receiving yards per game and has broken out for over 130 yards three different times this season. This week, he faces a really bad Texas Tech secondary that should allow him to hit those numbers again. The Red Raiders’ defense ranks 115th in EPA/pass on defense and should get shredded again in this game with Noel being the main beneficiary.
Other Option – Elijah Sarratt ($5,600)
Flex/Superflex
You can use any of the other names I listed in the above categories for the flex or superflex positions. However, here are a few more names, just in case.
Stud
Jaxson Dart, QB, Ole Miss at Arkansas, $9,300 – The Arkansas defense has been strong against the rush this year but they are 84th in EPA/pass on defense. Ole Miss really needs a big offensive performance and they should rely heavily on Dart in this game to create some big plays. Dart’s top receiver, Tre Harris, has missed the last couple of games but is likely to return this weekend. With Harris back in a big game, Dart should have a top-level performance like we saw from him earlier in the season.
Other Options – RJ Harvey, RB ($9,300), Darius Taylor, RB ($8,400)
Value
Dillon Bell, WR, Georgia vs. Florida, $5,100 – Bell is a boom-or-bust receiver but this is a game where he could get a lot of opportunities. Georgia’s offense should perform really well in this game after a bye week. Bell has four touchdowns in his past four games and should be a top target for Carson Beck in this game. Bell has cleared 80 receiving yards in two of his past four games and has the potential to have another big game against Florida.
Other Options – Behren Morton, QB ($6,500), Owen McCown, QB ($6,100)
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