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Sunday Morning Update

11:00 AM EST

No change this week. I've looked heavily into Joshua Kelley as he will be heavily rostered, and he's a player that I still believe is a mistake going up against this Tennessee defense. It's a bit risky to be going out on an island against Kelley, but it should be a play that could make or break the week.

• QB Lamar Jackson, BAL, $7,600
• RB Tony Pollard, DAL, $8,000
• RB Jahmyr Gibbs, DET, $5,800
• WR Stefon Diggs, BUF, $8,000
• WR Davante Adams, LV, $7,500
• WR Chris Godwin, TB, $6,300
• TE Sam LaPorta, DET, $5,100
• Flex RB Derrick Henry, TEN, $8,500
• TD Houston Texans, $3,400

SITUATIONS THAT STAND OUT TO THIS WEEK ON THE MAIN SLATE.

• Buffalo (vs LV) – 27.5 points
• Kansas City (at JAC) – 27.0 points
• Detroit (vs SEA) – 26.5 points
• San Francisco (at LAR) – 25.75 points
• Detroit (vs SEA) – 26.5 points

Week 1 Recap

Week 1 was a successful week, and a great way to start off the season. The key to Week 1, was basically whether you had Tyreek Hill in your lineup. If you did, you were likely going to cash, if you didn’t, it was going to be a tough week.

Total points scored- 136.4

• QB Anthony Richardson- IND $6,700- 21.9
• RB J.K. Dobbins, BAL, $6,500- 10.7
• RB Raheem Mostert, MIA, $5,900- 12.9
• WR Tyreek Hill, MIA, $8,800- 39.0
• WR Justin Jefferson, MIN $9,500- 19.5
• WR Courtland Sutton, DEN, $5,900- 11.2
• TE Isaiah Likely, BAL, $4,700- 0.9
• Flex RB Bijan Robinson, ATL, $7,800- 17.3
• TD Denver Broncos, $4,000- 3.0

What went right:

• Tyreek Hill was basically the necessary piece in order to cash this week. Without him, it would be very difficult to cash as he was the combination of highly rostered and
• Anthony Richardson ended up as the fourth highest scoring quarterback on this slate, which at $6,700 was tremendous value.
• Bijan Robinson looked great, albeit it could have been so much better if not for Tyler Allgeier’s two touchdowns. Robinson was able to find one for himself as a receiver, but that was somewhat painful.

What went wrong:

• JK Dobbins was not a bad play, it was just a bad result. He did thankfully score a touchdown. However, tearing your Achilles against a bad run defense inside the 10-yard line only to see your backup running back punch in the touchdown hurts. Justice Hill finished the day with two rushing touchdowns, which if not for the injury likely at least one of those from Hill.