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Covington has very few paths to victory in this matchup, and his best chance is probably a one-punch knockout, which is unlikely because Usman has a strong chin. Usman has finished both Gilbert Burns and Jorge Masvidal with strikes since then and appears to keep improving his stand-up skills. Usman knocked Covington down twice in their first fight and will have a good chance to finish this fight again with strikes on the feet with his improved striking.
Billy Quarantillo vs. Both Quarantillo and Burgos are high-volume strikers, each landing about seven significant strikes per minute. Weili should be more prepared this time around and is in a good position to rebound. Weili is a high-volume striker, landing over six significant strikes per minute, and this is a five-round title fight, which can potentially create 10 more minutes for Weili to accumulate fantasy scoring.
However, Covington generates a lot of his fantasy scoring through takedowns and control time, which will be incredibly difficult to generate against Usman.
And I honestly believe that between the two of them, they get can those extra 15 yards so this hits. One reason is that with the exception of Zach Wilson scrambling, I suspect those two Jet RBs should account for nearly all of the carries. Furthermore, Green Bay is allowing Donchathink that Carter and Hall can get at least 80 percent of that total? Furthermore, whichever side we attack this from, there seems to be an odds edge to the books between percent.
That hasn't changed. The books have this game set at a week-high 54 points and it keeps moving up. Even at these prices, Allen might be a bargain. Smith was constantly being forced into the wrong system with the wrong coaches with a lack of talent around him.
Now, he is finally seeing the fruits of his labor in glorious form. He's averaging more than passing yards in his last three games. Arizona meanwhile has given up the eighth-most fantasy points to quarterbacks. Don't write Geno off! The Rams are struggling a bit against the pass this season. However, they have shut down the run and are No. But if I had put McCaffrey in the high-leverage spot, I know the snort and eye rolls would quickly follow. Either way, I like McCaffrey this week.
He has scored each of his last two games and um Here's the other thing. I think we see a "dead cat bounce" after the Panthers fired Matt Rhule. Therefore, I think CMac and the rest of the Panthers do a little more this week than they have to this point of the season. Harris did not make New England's man roster, but the Patriots love this kid and he was elevated from the practice squad this past week with Damien Harris going down.
Cleveland meanwhile has given up the fifth-most fantasy points to RBs this season. And wouldn't it be just like Bill Belichick to go a different direction than everyone expects? Unfortunately, I am probably right. But Diggs is rightfully more expensive and I think we can get production from Davis close to Diggs. Davis has an aDOT average depth of target of The Chiefs meanwhile continue their run against a serious QB gauntlet the past month, having faced Tom Brady, Justin Herbert, and Derek Carr in three of the last four weeks.
It might explain why Since Week 2, KC has been burned more often than an incompetent chef. In their last four games, the Chiefs' secondary has allowed 11 completions on 23 pass attempts of at least 15 air yards for yards, three touchdowns, and zero interceptions. That plays right into Davis' wheelhouse. And with Moore suffering through sub-par quarterback play, his stock and therefore his DFS salary has dropped precipitously. But year after year, I rebound.
And I am feeling confident about my picks this week. Those more or less equate to "cash game" picks and GPP picks for those familiar with what those are. Let's get right to the Week 4 picks. Take away Tampa Bay's home-field advantage here and the books are essentially pricing these teams as even. They're not. They might have identical records, but that's about the only way they're equal. In fact, if you want to get cute, go with an alternate line and take the Chiefs at minus-1 or minus Kansas City is by far the better team.
The networks are going to promote this as a contest of Tom Brady versus Patrick Mahomes. But it's no contest. The Chiefs have passing yards, the Buccaneers have Even on the rushing side, the Chiefs have 21 more yards than the Bucs. TB 28th as well as yards per play KC 7th vs. TB 25th. And Kansas City also has the advantage on defense. Yes, Kansas City has allowed 75 more yards to their opponents than Tampa Bay.
The Chiefs have played the Cardinals, Chargers, and Colts. Which set of offenses would you rather your defense play? I'm grabbing the Chiefs. He's the second-best quarterback in fantasy right now and will likely overtake Lamar Jackson after their two teams go head-to-head on Sunday Bills' defense is tougher than Ravens' right now. However, this game could easily become a shootout.
Baltimore is giving up the second-most fantasy points to quarterbacks and has had the luxury of playing against Joe Flacco and Mac Jones. And when the Ravens played Miami, Tua Tagovailoa had an absolute field day.
And guess what, Allen is a far better quarterback than Tua. This could backfire big time as Wilson comes back from injury and tosses three interceptions. But, I think ownership is going to be very spread out at quarterback this week with the top 20 options all having at least 3 percent ownership. But I suspect Wilson's ownership will be less than that, yet he has the potential to break the slate.
Pittsburgh has been pretty "meh" against opposing quarterbacks this year, especially when you consider their opponents have been a recovering Joe Burrow, Mac Jones, and Jacoby Brissett. Plus Wilson will finally be able to pilot the Jets' new set of offensive weapons including the emerging Garrett Wilson. This is a highly risky play, but definitely comes with a potentially high reward. First off, he's extremely affordable, making him a great value.
Secondly, he's been an absolute TD machine, having scored four in three weeks. In addition to him crushing it right now, he's also got a great matchup against Seattle at home in Detroit.
For starters, I think this series could go five games. They were elite in the first half of the season, winning He pitched to a 3. Luis Severino and Jameson Taillon also allowed at least 1. The Yankees also have significant question marks in their bullpen for the first time in basically forever. The vast majority of the runs during the postseason have been scored via the long ball, so I think the Guardians are a good but to put at least four over the wall.
Houston Astros vs. Robbie Ray was obviously a disaster in his playoff start vs. Luis Castillo was the biggest acquisition during the trade deadline, while Logan Gilbert pitched to a 3. The Mariners bullpen is also one of the best in the league, ranking sixth in ERA.
The Astros were able to get the best of the Mariners during the season series, winning 12 of 19 matchups. However, the Astros only outscored the Mariners by eight total runs. That suggests that this series could be a bit closer than anticipated. You can always hedge the bet with a play on the Astros in Game 5 if it gets there. Los Angeles Dodgers vs. They won Games 1 and 3 behind excellent pitching, despite being on the road for the entire series.
However, the Mets were clearly floundering heading into that series. They played their worst baseball down the stretch, and there were questions about whether Max Scherzer and Jacob deGrom were fully healthy. The pitching is just too good, making homers even more important than usual. Their offense is the best in the business, leading the league in runs per game while ranking fifth in homers.
They have elite hitters from top to bottom, and everyone in the lineup is capable of taking you deep. While guys like Trent Grisham had big series, that was a major outlier. The Dodgers also had the best pitching staff in baseball during the regular season. Or how I absolutely swung for the fences with my RB high-leverage pick and I totally miffed. Folks like to say "it's a weird year," but it's a weird year every year!
What makes this year weird however is that the chalk is hitting far more than usual. It's not just the "best players," but also those heavily owned value picks due to injury as well. The other trend you may or may not have noticed is that fantasy scoring is down this year and it's at the lowest level since The question is, what is causing this?
My theory is that there seem to be more penalties this year. And when there are more penalties, players don't receive credit for those points, even if they are on the defense and it is helping the offense. And you know what? I'm right.
Look at this: NFL penalties per game: To balance that out, I will limit this bet to just a quarter unit, or maybe even a tenth of a unit, since we are getting to-1 odds. I'll probably throw either a tenth of a unit or a quarter of a unit on each of the legs as well. Because while this is an aggressive bet, I love the value we are getting here.
Green Bay is allowing 1. If Washington is going to run it in, there's a very high chance it is Robinson who does so. And the Packers' defense is even worse when it comes to rushing yardage. They are allowing the sixth-most rushing yards per game at more than I would put Robinson's chances of breaking the century mark and getting a TD at better than 10 percent, giving us some value at to As far as Walker and Ekeler go, I present to you this NextGen Stat: Furthermore, the Chargers and the Seahawks have both been chewed up on the ground, allowing and nearly rushing yards per game, respectively.
With Ekeler and Walker the clear primary rusher for their teams, we can agree that the chances of both hitting or greater are more than five percent right? So at to-1, there's some value here and we are getting a nice little payout. And finally, 20x10 is , but for the extra 30 points I am very happy to throw a fraction of a unit on the combined legs parlay. This is an aggressive bet, so don't bet the house on it hitting. But given the size of the payout, the value we are getting on this bet makes it quite attractive.
Onto this week's DFS picks But I definitely like his floor better than most other options, especially at his price.