Sunday Morning Update
Sunday Morning Update: 9:49 AM EST.
With George Kittle out, this should benefit the remaining pieces in the San Francisco offense in Week 11. Christian McCaffrey should get an even bigger workload, while Jauan Jennings and Ricky Persall may end up getting an extra target or two. However, there's no change to the primary cash lineup. While taking Drake Maye and Kayshon Boutte could be a risk, I don't believe there's a significant advantage in taking one of the $6,200 priced receivers and then downgrading Travis Kelce. Based on current trends, this should be a massive game for Kelce, who I'll be getting at a discounted ownership this week as most are going to look at Will Dissly or Dawson Knox and then pay up at that third receiver spot to a Davante Adams or create a more balanced lineup.
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- QB Drake Maye, NE, $6,700
- RB Alvin Kamara, NO, $8,200
- RB Christian McCaffrey, SF, $9,800
- WR Khalil Shakir, BUF, $6,500
- WR Kayshon Boutte, NE, $4,900
- WR Calvin Ridley, TEN, $6,400
- TE Travis Kelce, KC, $7,400
- Flex Chase Brown, CIN, $6,800
- TD Indianapolis, $3,000
SITUATIONS THAT STAND OUT TO THIS WEEK ON THE MAIN SLATE.
- Detroit (vs JAC) – 30.5 points
- San Francisco (vs SEA) – 28.0 points
- Miami (vs LV) – 26.0 points
- Baltimore (at PIT) – 25.25 points
Week 10 Recap
Week 10 was a pretty easy week, taking the Primary Cash Lineup to 7-3 on the season. The Sunday Morning Update decision to include Travis Kelce was a crucial one as he was less than 10% rostered, along with Bijan Robinson, who was less than 20% rostered. Both players had strong outings, putting up 47.3 of the 116.06 total team points. The strategy of taking three Chargers ended up being a mistake. If you told me that they put up 27 points, I would do that all over again. Justin Herbert was great at $6,900 putting up 19.76 points, but it was Dobbins and Ladd McConkey who struggled. Dobbins was vultured on the goal line by Hassan Haskins which crushed the value of the running back. Meanwhile McConkey just never got involved in the game. The Chargers only threw the ball 18 times as they held firm control of the game. The biggest mistake last week was not playing Calvin Ridley at $5,800. He was fantastic last week with 84 yards and 2 touchdowns as he put aside most of the Will Levis fears that I had heading into Week 10. Either way, it was a winning week this week. Still a long way to go, this season, it’s good to have an easy week despite not everything going perfectly.
Total points scored- 116.06
Primary Cash lineup:
- QB Justin Herbert, LAC, $6,900- 19.76
- RB Alvin Kamara, NO, $8,500-13.4
- RB Bijan Robinson, ATL, $8,800- 30.9
- WR Khalil Shakir, BUF, $6,200- 8.8
- WR DeAndre Hopkins, KC, $6,000- 7.6
- WR Ladd McConkey, LAC, $6,300- 6.2
- TE Travis Kelce, KC, $7,000- 16.4
- Flex RB J.K. Dobbins, LAC, $7,300- 7.0
- TD Indianapolis, $3,000- 6.0
Injuries Create Opportunity:
- Tee Higgins will play this week for the Bengals. While this helps Joe Burrow, it will decrease the interest in Ja’Marr Chase coming off of his record-setting performance against Baltimore. Chase is an intriguing GPP play as he has consistently had better performances with Higgins in the lineup than with him out despite his game last week.
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