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Joe Milton is $4,100 bucks, but you got Joe Milton at $4,100. You got Drew Lockett, $4,000 and a great matchup. And then you got obviously Shador Sanders. So let's start there. How are you handling these $4,000 QBs? I like all of them. And for me, it's more about like you got three viable $4,000 guys.

I struggle to see at least one of them, not being a guy that puts up a score that, you know, maybe you don't like need, but that you'd want in tournaments. And that's at least one of them. I think all three of them are totally viable. It's tough to even rank them. I have Locke first. And between Shador and Milton, I'm a little bit torn. In a vacuum, I much prefer Milton to Shador, like just in terms of their skill sets.

I think, you know, Milton can get there on the ground, et cetera, et cetera. But I like Shador's weapons. I like the game environment. And as I told you, like, I don't think that he's good, but this is an elite spot to step in and to step into for him. Best matchup the Browns have had in a while. The Saints aren't good defensively.

Neither team can run the ball, although the Saints fired their run game coordinator, so maybe they get back a little bit on track. The Browns can't run the ball. So as much as people don't think that Shador is going to air it out, and again, I don't know how many times he's going to drop back, I think that's their best avenue to win this game.

And with them just putting Deshaun Watson on ice this Week, despite him being healthy, kind of tells me they want to see what Shador has here. So again, I think he's... Probably the biggest boom bust of all three of them, but I think there's real boom there. I like Drew Lock a lot as just a solid, like he just shouldn't be $4,000 here. I don't think the drop off from Darnold, the lock is really anything.

If it's anything at all, you get a good spot against Arizona, you know, obviously the most elite weapon in the league and JSN other guys, you can play with him. You don't even have to play guys with him. And then Joe Milton a little bit of a wild card for me. Don't love the matchup. Don't hate the matchup. Just don't love this game environment.

Although at the end of the day, if you told me he was the leading scorer of all three, I wouldn't be shocked. So I think all three are viable. And because of that, it's hard to get away from them. How do you see it? Yeah, no, I agree with all your points there. Um, I actually. Locke's probably – I mean, I wouldn't say he's the best of the bunch, which maybe he is. He's obviously the most – has more career production, career starts than the other two.

Obviously, it's Joe's first career start. But, man, he scares me. He said he couldn't throw the football last Monday night, which is super scary to me. They're also missing two starting offensive linemen. Quentin Nelson is out. Not that this Cardinals defense is something you have to be scared of, but, you know, you talk about it every Week. Like, this is the NFL. Like, the difference in, you know, the minuscule, like, ways they can make a mistake. Totally. Two stars missing, yeah.

So, he would be my least of the bunch player. And then Shador. I like Shador. I really like Shador. He's just an old – he's not a good quarterback. He's not. But he's an old Texans gunslinger, and he's going to sling that puppy around. He's going to take some sacks. He's going to avoid some sacks and run around and hopefully find Denzel Boston shrieking down the sideline. So I'm with you. This Saints defense is going to be popular. So I like Shador.

Shador. And then, man, like I have a total biases against Joe Milton. I've just seen him too many times at the University of Tennessee throw a seventy yard pass when he needed to throw a sixty five yard pass and a hundred mile an hour fastball when he just needed to throw an eighty yard change up. Have you seen that meme going around this Week of like the Milton checking down to Barkley? Oh, yeah, yeah, I did see that. He just throws a rocket to him.

It's like he's got all the tools and he's just not a good quarterback. Matt, I have seen Joe Milton with my two beautiful green eyes on fourth down in the last play of the game run out of bounds. Like I've seen that. He ran out of bounds to end the game. To end the game, like throw it in the end zone, do something. But he ran out of bounds. Like I've seen that. And it just, it's etched forever in my mind.

By the way, Tennessee, hey, Kentucky, take that butt whipping and get your butt back to Kentucky. We don't need you. And I've seen it with Joe Milton. So I just got it etched in my mind, man. I just can't do it. So, honestly, from your perspective, you probably don't like that range as much because you don't like Locke. You don't like Milton. And you like Shador. Yeah, but Shador is, like, you can't love Shador. Like, I like Shador's ceiling, but, you know, he is, like...

Hey, what did you say? I think it was three weeks ago. Whoever the highest-priced quarterback is, Jordan Love against the Lions, I'm going to try to find a way to get around them. And I just think Locke's going to be the most highest. I think Locke and Shador will be higher than Milton. But Shador's a gunslinger, man. They built a statue of him. Yeah, I agree. I think that it could work out in a bunch of different ways.

But I do think of the three, Locke is the highest zone. I like Locke more than you, but – You know what you said. I just have to imagine he's healthy enough if they're running him out there. That said, like maybe that's a concern and they don't throw as much. It is a good matchup, though. Like, yeah. Everything that – go ahead. I was just going to say, and this Saints defense, especially on FanDuel, it's going to be super high-owned. And they're not good.

But the one thing I would say, Matt, is A, they've had a Week's rest. And they're getting some key pieces back. I think his name is Caden Ellis, one of the Ellis brothers, and he's like the linchpin right there in the middle linebacker. I'm not saying they're like some all-world defense now, but I just think they're better than they have been that we've seen them in the past. The Saints? The Saints, yeah. They're just better than before. Yeah, I agree, man.

Like, it's not – I agree, and it's also I hate going after teams coming off the bye. Like, you know, I'm not going to be surprised at all if the Saints just dominates the door here. Like – I think there are plenty of reasons why Watson beat him out, even though Watson not particularly good. And a lot of it goes into like, you know, the organization of the huddle and things like that.

We'll see if, if everything can align right for Cleveland today, if it can, I think he's got high upside. Yeah. And then, then lock. I mean, obviously we saw Week two, what lock and JSN, like no, no one, I think that's different though. Cause like in terms of like, no one was playing that on Week two, right. And JSN broke the slateSlateA slate in DFS is the set of games, races, fights or tournament rounds covered by a contest. It determines which events your player selections can come from and which performances count toward your score.Before building, open the contest details and check the included events, scoring period and lock rules. Do not assume two sites offer identical slates just because both call them the main slate.Read the full definition of Slate. Then you have three TDs that game and, Yeah, you're right about that. Yeah. And so, like, you saw it Monday night.

Everybody saw it Monday night. I know games are different, but, like, that Seahawks offense is brutal outside of JSN. It is just putrid. I think Locke's better, at least as good as Darnold. Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure. And, yeah, I agree with you. I also, like, on that note, I mean, it's not just JSN for me, though, either. I like Horton, who had a really nice second half last game. Like, I don't think people are going to play him with Locke either.

I think a lot of people are just going to play Locke at $4,000 and not play Seattle guys with him outside of JSN, of course. I think that's the way to get different with Locke. And you might think they're not good, and I don't disagree, but they're in a good spot. And yeah, the margins are real thin in the NFL, no doubt. Any given Sunday, et cetera, et cetera.

That said, on paper, this is a real good spot for Seattle to take advantage of at home against the Cardinals, you know? Yeah, for sure. And you know Drew Luck's going to be putting on for his city. So, yeah, maybe Drew Luck is the play. Always. Always. Yeah, all right. So that's enough on the four-K, guys. Good stuff there. Let's talk about any other quarterbacks that you have. I mean, I got some guys that I'm in love with today.

I'm playing these higher-priced guys over on FanDuel. But, yeah, talk to me about some of these higher-priced guys, Brock, Dak, Goff's in a great spot, rolling with my homies, Drake May. Talk to me about some of these big boys up here that have this big projectionProjectionsDFS projections estimate a player's fantasy points for an upcoming slate using expected opportunities, performance and the contest's scoring rules. They describe an expected result, not a guaranteed score.Check the projection's update time and assumed role before using it. If news is already included, adjusting again for that same news can double-count its effect.Read the full definition of Projections. Yeah, I mean, there's a lot of good quarterback plays this Week. Brock Purdy, I think, looks good. People are playing the guy like Juan McCaffrey and Kittle, but haven't heard a lot of talk about Brock Purdy.

Mahomes, I'm hearing, getting some love. I get it. Really good spot against the Jets. I mean, honestly, if it weren't for the four KQBs, I think you can make strong cases for Mahomes, Purdy, Prescott. Goth. Yeah, for sure. Jane Daniels. So those five guys right there, I mean, Daniels might be my favorite of the bunch, the cheapest high rushing upside coming off a really nice second half. Yeah.

The Rams getting miles Garrett back, but I don't really care about that for Daniels to say as far as from a fantasy perspective. So yeah, like that top end range a lot. If I'm not playing one of the $4,000 guys, I'm, probably more Likely to spend upSpending UpSpending up means choosing a higher-priced player over a cheaper alternative, using more of your lineup's salary budget at that spot. You may also hear it called paying up.Build a version with your preferred expensive player and another without. Before choosing, check whether either version relies on a cheap player whose expected role still depends on unresolved injury news.Read the full definition of Spending Up than like go into the $5,000 range. That said, like you look at someone like Malik Willis wildly in play. So a lot of good QB options today.

That's why I think it's going to be spread out. Yeah. I like QB play today. I just think it's a much smaller pool than it has been in the past. And my number one quarterback on the day is going to be Patrick Mahomes. I like Mahomes against this Jets team. Um, we just saw Kirk Cousins. Now granted they did have a kickoff return for a touchdown, but I think they put up like, like, you know, including that kickoff return.

And I think my homes can get it done again against them. They're beat up. Um, I think they do get Davis Bailey back today. T Higgins with another touchdown, but my homes will be number one for me. Brock Purdy has an implied totalTeam TotalIn NFL DFS, a team total estimates one team's points, usually from the game total and point spread. It includes scoring by the whole team, not just offensive touchdowns or fantasy production.Recheck team totals after major news, then ask which players actually benefit. If your projections already reflect the change, avoid adding another automatic boost.Read the full definition of Team Total of thirty one.

I don't know if you listen to leverage lane yesterday, but I love what, um, Blinkle had to say as part of his leverage lane is like, I mean, they're going to score thirty one points or, you know, you know, slated to score thirty one points. Why not? Why not it be Demarcus Robinson and Jordan Watkins and not a CMC or a or a Kittle, you know, having that monster game. So I love some Brock Purdy today.

And then your boy like I'm on him today. He's only $5,100. On DK, $6,500 on on FanDuel and a pristine matchup. Malik Willis, you know, I hate I hate I hate the reasons that that Jack Campbell is not playing. But Jack Campbell is not playing and he is the heart and soul. He's right in the middle linebacker for that Lions defense and he's out today. So give me some Malik Willis. I really like him today.

He's going to be super popular, believe it or not. But that's kind of like my top three and then kind of like my off the wall that I have some of as well, Matt. It's not Drake May, but it's the league leader. I think he's the league leader in passing yards or close to it. But the ageless wonder, Kirk Cousins. Any interest in Kirk Cousins today? No, not really. But DJ Reed also out for Detroit. Oh, gosh. Oh, DJ Reed's out today?

Yeah, here's my thing about what you said about Sam Fran. And just correct me if I'm wrong here in how I took what you said. But yeah, yeah. No arguments with it. Why couldn't it be like, you know, who, whoever you said to Marcus Robinson and, you know, Jacobs Cowing or whoever I, you didn't even say him, but I actually like him. But in the same vein, couldn't you say that for like every spot? You know what I mean?

Couldn't you say like, instead of CD lamb, like it's going to be Ryan Flournoy. Like, yeah, sure. That's why Flournoy is going to be way less expensive. It's not as good as CD lamb, you know? Yeah. Yeah. I guess more of my point, the more the point was is that it's like CD lamb is not going to be popular day. Like McCaffrey and Kittle are, are going to be two of the highest zone at their position.

Yeah, I mean, there's a reason why, though. I think we can't forget about that. It's not just because of the touchdowns either. There's a ton of target equity there for both of them. For sure. Yeah, and listen, this is more of like a one-fifty type thing. If I'm going single entrySingle-EntryA single-entry contest allows each user exactly one lineup. It can be a cash game or a tournament.In single-entry, one or two contrarian decisions are usually enough. Pair a strong, popular core with a lower-owned piece instead of fading everything the field likes.Read the full definition of Single-Entry, it's Kittle and McCaffrey. But I'm just saying – and Blickle's point was he's playing in that mega and he has one ticket.

So a way for him to get different but still get a piece of that game is Purdy with somebody, and I'm going to call him off the wall, like a Demarcus Robinson coming back from injury. But, yeah, Kittle and McCaffrey obviously smash plays. It's just like, hey, can McCaffrey get eighty yards and a touchdown and Kittle get sixty yards and a touchdown? And then Purdy also throw three to those other guys as well. It's kind of the thinking. Yeah, I get that.

I mean, they're going to be two, that's like two of the highest on players on the slateSlateA slate in DFS is the set of games, races, fights or tournament rounds covered by a contest. It determines which events your player selections can come from and which performances count toward your score.Before building, open the contest details and check the included events, scoring period and lock rules. Do not assume two sites offer identical slates just because both call them the main slate.Read the full definition of Slate. So that's the point. Like if the touchdowns don't go their way, you probably don't need them at what their ownershipOwnershipOwnership is the percentage of lineups in a contest that include a given player. Projected ownership is an estimate made before lock; actual ownership is posted once the contest locks.Ownership isn't something to avoid; it's something to build around. The goal is understanding how the field is likely to build, then finding your edge relative to that.Read the full definition of Ownership is going to be. And if you're one lineup in that big tournament or any tournament, it makes sense. The last quarterback I want to shout out. Yeah. Someone I feel like you talk about all the time.

I just, there's gotta be a good game in here somewhere, even though man, I don't know if you heard Quentin Lake talk about him on the St. Brown podcast. Oh, that's my boy from last Week, of course. Yeah, Justin Herbert. Quentin Lake was also talking real bad about Cleveland. So, you know, had to take everything he said with a grain of salt. But that said, yeah, I mean, I think this game, Houston, the Chargers, is getting no love. I can see points here.

I really could. I guess. I don't know how you're going to see them. I mean, the Texans defense is not good. But the Chargers haven't scored a touchdown in quite some time. We're going to get there when we get to wide receivers. But, Matt, fresh off the presses, George Pickens is inactive today. So that's going to really shake things up. George Pickens is inactive today. Deshaun Watson is enacted, too. I thought he might be the backup, but to me, that's just no concern.

Even if Shador struggles, I guess they're not going to yank him. And then no Trent McDuffie for L.A. So, obviously, Jayden Daniels, I think his stock, and Antonio Williams, they're going to be popular. We'll get them when we get the receivers. But, yeah, good stuff there. Speaking of Ryan Flournoy, who I just mentioned, he's now highly in play, and CeeDee Lamb is going to be popular now. Yeah. Yeah. He's going to be wild.

Yeah, CeeDee Lamb's going to take a lot of, like, the JSN Puka ownershipOwnershipOwnership is the percentage of lineups in a contest that include a given player. Projected ownership is an estimate made before lock; actual ownership is posted once the contest locks.Ownership isn't something to avoid; it's something to build around. The goal is understanding how the field is likely to build, then finding your edge relative to that.Read the full definition of Ownership, in my opinion. Yeah, so they said it on the show this morning, and then Sully brings it up. I mean, I'm not playing Danny Dimes. Like, why are people – I mean, are people playing Dimes because he's dirt cheap and he's playing the Cowboys? I saw he was in Tampa's core this morning. That is true, yeah. I don't know. Do you have any love for Daniels Jones? I do not.

I kind of do, man. Like, Dallas is awful. They're not trading Daniels Jones. You're just looking for, like, a one-Week outlier, and I think there's real upside here at no ownership. So do I think it's going to work out? No. But do I see the logic behind it? I really do. Yeah, so you're saying they have a . . . I just – I mean, the Cowboys – The Texans D is not good. Sorry, Marquis. Yeah.

The Cowboys, like, I know you know this because we were texting about it, but, like, their defense was awesome last Week. Like, first half. Like, they were so good, they got Jacobs Brissett benched. And then just, like – And then they weren't. I know, but, like, what happened? Like, it was just like a calamity – Just so many errors in a row, and Tyler Algier turned into Pete B. John Robinson. I just think they're right there.

I think the Cowboys defense is right there. I mean, obviously, maybe I'm wrong, but, man, I'm not playing Danny Todd. I don't. I mean, the Cowboys do stinks. They played one good half all year, and then they lost that game because they gave up like five touchdown drives in a row to Gardner Minshew. I mean, come on. I get it. Like, I don't know. This is funny. I know. I saw that too. I had to stop you quickly. I'm not even going to lie.

I did go through my head like, oh, shit. Well, that's fine. The nice thing about this show, though, is we have our own individual takes. I mean, like – And to your point, like if you were playing one lineup, there's no way you would play Daniels Jones. And I also get that. You know what I mean? Like there's a lot of good ways to go. You don't have to go to a Colts team that is seemingly dead.

That said, I think there's real like method behind the madness. As we just talked about, the margins are thin in the NFL. What do we think the Colts are just going to lose by forty every game? No, like they're an NFL team. The trade deadline will pass. They've kept some of their guys. This is a great spot for them. Dallas is not good. Dallas is on the road. Dallas loses all sorts of games they're supposed to win.

The more I talk about it, the more I like it, quite honestly. All right. Well, actually, I have like two hundred plus teams today, Matt. And SaberSim.com, I actually unchecked Daniels Dimes' name in there, so I have zero Daniels Jones today. So hopefully he goes off and you guys take it home. But Ham will not be in the Winner's Circle if Dimes has a good game.

What does Pickens being out do for Lamb as far as, like, make him a priority over the other top spend-upSpending UpSpending up means choosing a higher-priced player over a cheaper alternative, using more of your lineup's salary budget at that spot. You may also hear it called paying up.Build a version with your preferred expensive player and another without. Before choosing, check whether either version relies on a cheap player whose expected role still depends on unresolved injury news.Read the full definition of Spending Up options? Yeah, let's talk about that when we get to receiver. Cool. Yeah, all right, good stuff there. Spent a little more time than we had wanted to on quarterback, but that's okay. We're going to move over to running back. We're running back again. You got Jameer Gibbs in a great spot, CMC, Kenneth Chalker III, kind of the three big boys up there.

But how are you handling this running back position? Yeah, the running back position. I like all three big dogs up top, Gibbs, Walker, and McCaffrey. Walker's going to be the lowest owner of the three, so I like him a lot in tournaments, especially with people on the passing game. I mean, if I can – I like all three of those guys a lot. I mean, any combination of those three makes a lot of sense.

And then after that, there's a couple cheap guys in Singletary and Jonah Coleman. And then one other guy I want to bring up. But, yeah, I mean, Javonte Williams too. There's a lot of good players all over the board. For me, I'm playing a condensed running back. I like the spend-upSpending UpSpending up means choosing a higher-priced player over a cheaper alternative, using more of your lineup's salary budget at that spot. You may also hear it called paying up.Build a version with your preferred expensive player and another without. Before choosing, check whether either version relies on a cheap player whose expected role still depends on unresolved injury news.Read the full definition of Spending Up options a lot. And I've got salary to burn. So that's where I'm going to land. But – you know, plenty of good options across the board.

And yeah, Javonte, could be the guy that benefits with Pickens out. Why not? Yeah, I agree with New and Dan Sully. And I'll just hit that nail real quick on the head. It's like, Javonte isn't a smash spot. I mean, no DeForest Buckner. We saw what this Jaguars team did last Week. Cowboys offensive line is pretty good. And Javonte, I don't know if anyone is aware, but did have twenty-four carries last Week. I was jamming him in left and right every which way I could.

He obviously didn't work out. Now nobody wants to play Javonte. But and with Pickens out and listen, we saw it two weeks ago against Philadelphia. We saw it last Week. They want to be more balanced. They don't want to throw it forty times a game and run it twenty. They want to ground and pound and get Javonte the ball. And I'm going to have me a lot of Javonte today. So that's a great call. Yeah. Gibbs, how would you rank?

And you might have said it, but how would you rank Gibbs, McCaffrey and Walker today?

Got to be cmc one because of price I mean obviously they're like yeah what'd you say yeah I mean obviously that's like three different prices but I'd say they're like the three biggest uh three big boys for me it's cmc one because like the price tag I think he I don't think he has any reason he should be that much cheaper I love the spot you know the missing weapons for san fran all the above I think Walker and Gibbs are really close.

Obviously Gibbs projects better, but he's a thousand more and going to be much higher owned. So. I'm going to say CMC Walker Gibbs for my personal preference, but like, I think you could rank them any, in any way you want there. I mean, I think if you like, if you wanted to say that, yeah, Gibbs is the third just because he's so, so expensive. I could get on board with that, but man, we've seen. Yeah.

Like if they were all the same price, Gibbs would be the best because he's the top commodity in fantasy football, but he's significantly more expensive and that matters. Yeah. I mean, McCaffrey is in such a smash spot today. I mean. Yeah. I know we're big on Braylon Allen, but, I mean, he looked like the best running back in the history of the world taking on this. I think he is really freaking good. He is good, yes. But, I mean, he's not like a hundred and eighty yards.

McCaffrey is significantly better. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, so, I mean, even this next tier, like Jonathan Taylor. Talk to me about Jonathan Taylor, because I'm out on Jonathan Taylor, but do you have any love for him? He is only $7,500 bucks. I think he's really interesting in tournaments like my gut says to just be out because it's risky. He didn't get a ton of carries last Week that he might trade him on the same token.

Like we're playing tournaments to get to the top. Right. What if he just gets his normal workload? They're probably not trading him. Like I said before, the Colts, this is a really good spot for them to get back on track. Just as much as people are talking about Dallas, Dallas stinks. Like, I get it in tournaments. It's hard for me to want to plant my flag there, but I would understand why someone did just because ultimately we're playing to win the game, right?

And I think he's got high upside in tournaments because we've seen it a ton. And Jonathan Taylor, what's going to be really low ownershipOwnershipOwnership is the percentage of lineups in a contest that include a given player. Projected ownership is an estimate made before lock; actual ownership is posted once the contest locks.Ownership isn't something to avoid; it's something to build around. The goal is understanding how the field is likely to build, then finding your edge relative to that.Read the full definition of Ownership. Yeah, and I think last Week could have just been like a product of the situation, right, where there was just a blowout and it was rainy and it was just like such bad conditions. And listen, if Tyler Algier can carve up this Dallas defense with a crummy offensive line, Jonathan Taylor can as well. And so, yeah, I'm with you on there.

I think a little higher. What about any other running backs? And then I'll call out a few that I like and that I don't like. Yeah, so like Jonah Coleman, obviously, in a really good spot. Looked awesome last Week. Still cheap in a good spot against the Panthers. I don't love him as much on the road, but he's too cheap, and I'm a fan in general. One guy that I kind of like that I haven't heard talked about at all, Rashad White.

I think they dump down a lot. They don't have a ton of weapons. With Myles Garrett back, I think the dump downs are even more Likely. I'm interested in some Rashad White. I wanted to get your take on him. And then the other guy that I like, your boy, Ollie Gordon. I mean, Ollie Gordon is one of the best plays. I mean, I love Ollie Gordon today. $5,600 bucks, I believe. Yeah. The let me just confirm.

Tampa was saying this morning that I'm forgetting his name, but the former Tennessee kid was not going to play today. And if that's the case, I like him even more. Jalen Wright out, yeah. Yeah, Jalen Wright is out, yeah. So Jalen Wright and your boy Jalen Tolbert are out, yeah. Ollie Gordon did a smash spot. Jonah Coleman I'm in on. Man, I can't get behind Rashad White. Like, to me, you're just banking on – Well, because he's going to have twenty-five rushing yards, if that.

Fair. Okay, that's fine. And then, like, yeah. Like, if you think he's going to catch eight passes, then I would say yeah. But, like – I don't – I mean, I don't – I mean, you can project some catches from running backs, but, man, it's – to me, that's like a tough road to hoe. Like, if you're just banking on him to get there. Like, how many catches do you want from him? Yeah, I mean, at least five, honestly. Yeah. So, like, five for fifty is ten.

I just don't think he has upside. He's not scoring. Like, the Commanders are about to get – Run out of the building. I like the Commanders a lot in this spot to at least cover the number, if not win this game outright. So that's the difference there. Hold on, Matt. We got a developing situation. We have the Falcons are down fourteen points in the fourth quarter. And this donkey coach is kicking a field goal. I mean, what is he doing? And he missed it!

And he missed it! Oh, your boy Stefanski, what an idiot. Don't let him back on the plane. Wow, what is he doing? What is he doing? Especially against a Bengals team that can't stop scoring. I mean, the fancy is the ultimate joke. He's kicking a field goal. Let me check my notes. You're still down two scores. How does this man keep getting a job? And then the icing on the cake is he misses it. Goodness gracious alive. These people are just such donkeys.

You know who I – so hold on. Let me just get back on my commander's tangent. Commander's about to get the break speed off of him, Matt. I think it's – I don't want to get – Yeah, don't tell Tim I was pooping on Danny Dimes. I want this job. Hey, you – Last time – wait, hold on. The last time you were talking that much trash about someone, it was none other than Tony Pollard. So might have to just lock in Dimes now. Oh, gosh.

Oh, man. No, just kidding. No dumbs. No Rashad White for me. I like this. Like, man, they're like, like you're banking on a rookie and Stephon Diggs to get separation against. The reigning NFL defensive player of the year and a man that could probably bench press like $9,000 pounds. Like what is Mills Garrett doing? I'm getting separation against the not. I like how you didn't bring up how McDuffie's out, but you went right through Mills Garrett being back. I mean, it's correlatedCorrelationCorrelation describes how two players' fantasy scores move together. Positively correlated players tend to have big games at the same time, usually because one player's success directly adds points for the other.When you build a tournament lineup, ask which of your players need the same thing to happen. The more of them that do, the higher your lineup's ceiling.Read the full definition of Correlation at all.

They're going to get so much pressure that like thirty five year old Stefan Diggs is not going to have enough time to get separation. And when he does, he'll catch his four yard pass and he'll fall down. And and it's just not going to happen today. And Antonio Williams and when she was back in Clemson, like, man, yeah, I'm out of that. Yeah, I like this.

I like the command of Washington, the skins, the Commanders, whatever you want to call them more than you do today. We'll see, though. Other running backs, let me run by you. Kyron Williams is in a smash spot. Like, man, I cannot wait. He's too expensive on DK, so I get it. But, man, he's in such a smash spot. Rashad White outscores Kyron Williams today. Zero percent chance. Okay. Deron Payne and Javon Kinlaw are out.

Like, it is going to be student body right, student body left, and it's going to be Kyron doing flips. Like, oh, man, I can't wait to play Kyron. I got a bunch of Kyron today. Kyron is my Week eight Derrick Henry player. Oh, man. So, I'm in on Kyron. You're out. Let's see. Who else do I love? Talk to me about this Seattle backfield. You got any love for Jadarian Price or Zach Charbonnet against a putrid Cardinals team?

It's just hard to, like, you know – know which one to go to I think they're in a good enough spot especially you know you don't love lock but like who are you going to there yeah I do like jaderian price $5,300 he's dirt cheap I mean he got some good carries looked like he had a little juice I think sharps is still on a pitch count as well like if they can get lathered up and get going I think you know eighteen rushes is like in the realm of you know outcomes for him like if they're if they're moving and shaking um I don't really like any other running backs.

We didn't touch on Daryl Singletary, who will get some love. They were talking about Scadaboo, like wanted to play, but talk to me about Daryl Singletary. Yeah. You do like Singletary? Yeah. He's in play. I mean, he's so cheap. I mean, he should get a lot of the work out there. He's not particularly good, but. You know, he's in a good spot this Week at a cheap price and that's all we really care about. And yeah, I don't know how much love he gets.

I mean, he's not going to be unownedLeverageLeverage is the edge you gain by rostering a play the field is underweight on, compared with how often it ends up in winning lineups. When that play outscores the popular option most lineups chose instead, you gain ground on those lineups, though the rest of your roster still decides where you finish.Look for leverage on players connected to the chalk, like the other side of a popular game or a teammate who can steal the popular player's touches.Read the full definition of Leverage, but it's not going to be like choppy. I think Coleman is significantly higher owned. Oh, for sure. At $5,300. Yeah, I would agree with you there. What about your boy, Quinshawn Butkins? $5,400 right there in that same range. No, it's a tough spot for me because the Browns can't run, but the Saints can't stop the run. So I can see it working out, especially if Shador's moving the ball. You know, he gets the touchdowns.

He had a good game a couple weeks ago. Other than that, he has not been good. And road running back, nah. Give me the passing game there. I'm out on Judkins. Did I say Daryl Singletary? I meant Devin Singletary. Twice, and I corrected you, but you weren't listening to me either. So, yeah. I was thinking about my boy, Daryl Singletary. The day we left, no words were said. She was sound asleep on our double bed. I don't know that one. Here we go.

Daryl Singletary, boys and girls. Give me some Daryl Singletary. I'll let her laugh. Play that all the way when Han's coming home to the Winner's Circle tonight. Moving on to wide receivers. Let's go. That's a good call, Nate. Got to shout Nate out for calling that out. Yeah, that is a good call. Yeah, Daryl Singletary. I'll let her lie. Go listen to it, Matt. It's a great song. Oh, man. I'm getting all fired up now. All right, let's go to receivers.

We got Puka Nacua. Going to be super popular. He's in a smash spot. Oh, Matt. Matt. What? Did you hear that press conference the other day? I don't know who it was, man or woman, but she asked Dan Quinn what he thought about Davante Adams. Oh, yeah. Yeah. That's a rough look. What's worse? What's worse, that or the Kings reporters, you know, before the season started? Talking about Levine and stuff. Which is worse? Yeah, that was pretty bad.

Or what's worse, that or somebody calling Devin Singleton a character? Well, it wasn't that you just called him and you did it twice and then didn't even listen when I corrected you. It took Nate calling him a country singer for you to even acknowledge it. But it happens to the best of us. Oh, man, you can't make this stuff up. Anyway, Puka Nacua in a smash spot today. JSN in a smash spot. CeeDee Lamb, yeah, so let's talk CeeDee Lamb. Let's just start at CeeDee Lamb.

George Pickens is out. Ryan Flournoy is behind CeeDee Lamb. Looks like Jake Ferguson, it looks like he's in this game. How are you handling CeeDee Lamb with no George Pickens? Yeah, I mean, I think he emerges as like – I think he's going to get as much love as Puka now. It's a great spot. No pickings. I think the immediate response to the fieldThe FieldThe field is everyone else entered in a contest, the group of lineups you are competing against.Before you build, picture the typical lineup in your contest. Then decide on purpose where you'll match it and where you'll step away from it.Read the full definition of The Field is going to go to Lamb. And I get it. He looks great. He's always great.

I mean, why wouldn't he be great here, even with pickings? So totally buying that. I am interested, though, in like the Ryan floor noise. I love like I don't like Javonte Williams as much as you do. But I don't think his ownershipOwnershipOwnership is the percentage of lineups in a contest that include a given player. Projected ownership is an estimate made before lock; actual ownership is posted once the contest locks.Ownership isn't something to avoid; it's something to build around. The goal is understanding how the field is likely to build, then finding your edge relative to that.Read the full definition of Ownership is going to rise, and it probably should. So I'm more liking kind of the guys other than Lamb that aren't getting ownership bumps. But, yeah, I mean, it just condenses the Dallas stack.

He's pretty clearly the guys you want, you know. You know, Lamb, Javonte, Flournoy. I mean, I guess the tight end situation, I still want Spanford over Ferguson. Yeah. But, you know, he's in my core right now, and I'm debating changing that, you know, with Ferguson in. Although I still like Spanford a lot, quite honestly, at his price point with Pickens out. I'm going to leave him because I still like him a lot.

The – I mean, with Pickens being out, like he's in essence been out like the last couple weeks. I guess you have to kind of shade and shadow him. Like I don't think he did much last Week. He was hurt Monday night against – Dallas and Florin always kind of been that, you know, kind of been there all season long, Matt, you know, so man, I'm with you though. I think this passing game just does get a boost.

Cause now you don't have to worry about pickings. It's just going to be those two and maybe some of the tight ends. I mean, Javonte can catch passes. He did it at UNC, did it at Denver as well, but you know, he doesn't really catch passes now, but I just think it's going to be more like, Hey, let's stuff it in thirty-three's belly and get out of the way and let him run. But, um, Do you like Puka or CD better?

It's really tough now. It's a toss-up. I don't have a strong preference. I think they're both really good players. We're not taking that answer. All right, I'm going to say JSN is my answer there because he's going to be lower to own than both of them, and that's my answer. So you like JSN better than both of them. That's fair enough. All right.

Talk to me about some of these other receivers, Christian Watson and Matthews Golden matter popping off the page, but no one wants to click them. It feels like they are the late window. How are you handling this Green Bay attack who they just chuck it. They chuck it deep. They Golden has been very, very good this year. Has it had a few cases of the drop sees. So how are you handling these Packers receivers? I don't love that game.

I don't love using receivers against New England, so I'm probably out on them. Their prices are, you're paying full freight for those guys. I think for me, the guys I'll call out after that are the receivers in the Brown Saints game. I like Olave a lot. And then Concepcion and Boston, I think both have real upside here. Again, low floors, just like Chador, but I like all three of those guys. Boston, Concepcion, Olave. In a game environment, I think that could spike.

Yeah, sorry, I accidentally clicked off the stone. I'm going to bring it right back up here. As I'm doing this, any other receivers that kind of stick out to you that you're going to be prioritizing today? Okay. I like Torrey Horton a lot, a . $3,300, a nice second half. I like the Seattle passing game more than you. He's . $3,300, not getting any love. And I like Jacobs Cowing for the Niners. We've talked about him before.

I mean, he's a guy that I liked a lot in college. Finally had a decent game last time out, so buying it at low ownershipOwnershipOwnership is the percentage of lineups in a contest that include a given player. Projected ownership is an estimate made before lock; actual ownership is posted once the contest locks.Ownership isn't something to avoid; it's something to build around. The goal is understanding how the field is likely to build, then finding your edge relative to that.Read the full definition of Ownership. Yeah, that's – and obviously, as any – there's a lot of good receivers on the board. Sorry, go ahead. Sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt you. Sorry about that. What was the split last Week between Horton and Cup? Do you know? I don't know exactly. I don't have it pulled up. Can you?

Yeah, I can pull it up here in a second. Hey, just look at this, though. It looks like our rankings – or not our rankings, our projectionsProjectionsDFS projections estimate a player's fantasy points for an upcoming slate using expected opportunities, performance and the contest's scoring rules. They describe an expected result, not a guaranteed score.Check the projection's update time and assumed role before using it. If news is already included, adjusting again for that same news can double-count its effect.Read the full definition of Projections have been adjusted. Look who's at, like, number ten on the list at only fourty-eight hundred bucks, Ryan Flournoy. I mean, he's going to shoot up the board as it relates to ownership. What do you think? Yeah, I mean, that whole game now, like I already talked about, I like the Daniels Jones call. I mean, you could just stack that whole game up.

Yeah. Yeah. And then Nico Collins. Nico Collins, he is seven hundred bucks, which is super expensive. I really like Nico Collins today. He laid a dud two weeks ago. They obviously had to buy last Week, gets his Chargers team in a dome versus former college coach, which doesn't mean anything as far as the DFS. But what do you think about Nico Collins today? $7,200 bucks. Yeah, I like him quite a bit, too. Just a really nice tag on Nico.

Not getting talked about a lot. I think he's a really sharp play, honestly, this Week. Yeah, I got some Miko as well. Yeah, great call by you. And then how are you handling Chris Salave? Would you play him as a one-offOne-OffIn NFL DFS, a one-off is a player you select outside your stacks, commonly a running back or a receiver without his quarterback. An opposing receiver intentionally paired with your stack instead serves as a bring-back.Before adding a one-off, compare him with an affordable teammate of your existing stack. Decide whether his individual upside is worth passing up that extra scoring connection.Read the full definition of One-Off, or are you only playing him in Shador stacks? No, you could play him as a one-off. I mean, yeah, he's the preferred option in stacks, but you could certainly play him as a one-off, no doubt about it.

He's good enough for sure to get there whenever. Yeah. How are you handling – I mean, I think I'm a little higher on the homes than you are. I like these receivers. I really like Xavier Worthy today. I like Rashi Rice today as well. Xavier Worthy, ninety-four percent of the snaps or routes run last Week. Six targets last Week. He's had at least six targets in the last four games. Just hasn't really popped off.

But do you have any love for Rashi Rice, Xavier Worthy? I like Rice a lot because he's actually good. I mean, Worthy. Hasn't popped off in years, so why are we expecting to pop off now? I mean, he stinks, so I'm good on him. Yeah, in my home stacks, he's not unplayable, but he's definitely not a guy I'm looking to play. Rice, though, yeah, tough Week for Rice, filing for bankruptcy, but on the field, looked good last Week, and I'm a big fan of his game.

Talk about studs in college. Man, he was good at SMU. Yeah, he really was. I generally don't like playing receivers against the Broncos in that vaunted defense, but with as much as Bryce Young passes, any love for Ted or Jalen Coker today? I think that's a stack that's, like, sneaky for sure. I don't, like, love either of them as a one-offOne-OffIn NFL DFS, a one-off is a player you select outside your stacks, commonly a running back or a receiver without his quarterback. An opposing receiver intentionally paired with your stack instead serves as a bring-back.Before adding a one-off, compare him with an affordable teammate of your existing stack. Decide whether his individual upside is worth passing up that extra scoring connection.Read the full definition of One-Off, but I can see that the Carolina offense being better than advertised or better than expected this Week. Yeah. Yeah. A couple more, no Garrett Wilson.

Garrett Wilson is out, which all that's going to do is just bump up Adonai Mitchell, shout out Nashville, and Omar Cooper Jr. But how are you handling Adonai and Omar in this slateSlateA slate in DFS is the set of games, races, fights or tournament rounds covered by a contest. It determines which events your player selections can come from and which performances count toward your score.Before building, open the contest details and check the included events, scoring period and lock rules. Do not assume two sites offer identical slates just because both call them the main slate.Read the full definition of Slate? I'm not playing a ton of them, but I understand why people are. Like, they're cheap, but no Garrett Wilson. I don't trust the Jets offense in this spot. I think Kansas City just lays the hammer down.

That's why I like Kenneth Walker more than the passing game, but – You know, if you think the Jets score points. I like Cooper more. He's going to be lower on. I think he's better. We saw the one-Week spike game from Mitchell. Give me Cooper this Week. Yeah. All right, good stuff there. Just scrolling through here real quick. Any other receivers that you want to call out? Maybe some of those Washington receivers or any other receiver?

I don't need any other receivers when Torrey Horton goes for . No other receivers when Torrey Horton goes for a twenty-five. Torrey Horton and Rashad White. With Danny Dimes. Let's go. Let's move on to tight end, Matt. I think tight end is probably, in my opinion this Week, It's one of the more trickier spots to get in. You got George Kittle is going to be super high on it for great reason. He is only six to $6,000 bucks.

Brock Bowers is obviously amazing, but he's all the way up to $7,900 bucks. Trading broad $7,700 bucks in a tough matchup. Like we saw Rio last Week when a Milly with a $2,500 tight end. So we know it can be done. How are you handling this tight end room this Week? Yeah, double tight end for Rio. And the other guy he used was Fannin, who I like a lot today.

Fannin was by far Shador's favorite weapon last year, and he's really good. So why wouldn't I like him again this year? You know, Shador's first start, fresh off, you know, monster performance last Week, which helped our boy win a milli. So right back onto Fannin. You know, Kittle is the obvious play. Kittle and McCaffrey are... I struggle to see them not being at least good this Week. Does that mean I think you need to lock them in?

Or if you're playing one lineup in a tournament, you have to play them? No. But I think they're really good plays. So Kittle, a really good play. Bowers, going back home here from Napa. If you can fit him, sure. Feel the same about McBride. But it's just tough to prioritize them. And then... If you are playing Danny Dimes, I think the guy you want with him is Warren. So yeah, tight end is pretty deep, but tight end is pretty deep.

You know, Dulcich, there's a bunch of guys you can use. But I think, you know, Kittle is pretty clearly the top option here. Yeah. Tambo said something to me this morning and I kind of agree with it. I want to get your take on it, but like, if you're playing Brock Bowers and I love Brock Bowers too, he is $7,900 bucks. Like Do you – I mean, more than Likely, aren't you going to need Cousins, like, if Bowers were to be needed?

I mean, no. I don't think so because, like, what if Bowers catches nine balls for a hundred and two scorers? And, like, that's all Cousins does. I mean, I don't think Cousins is a bad play. I mean – and I've talked about this before, like – The Kubiaks, they throw a ton here. So Cousins has been better than expected this year, and I won't be surprised if that continues.

I just don't love this spot for him, and I don't think you have to play him if you play Bowers. Okay. This is a good question. I know my answer, but Flournoy or AD? Mitchell. Easy Flournoy for me. Yeah. Now, at this point, I would agree with you as well. It's going to be Flournoy for me. Some other tight ends. You talked about Tyler Worm, which I think that's a great call. So if I think that's a great call, I probably should have some Doms.

But what about Greg Dolchitz against the Lions defense that's given up ten touchdowns versus tight ends this year? Yeah, especially if you're playing Malik Willis, even if you're not solid look. Yeah, I threw him out in passing. Definitely in play at $3,100. Yep. Okay. All right. And then it does look like Hunter Henry is going to be active for this game. $4,500 bucks. He left last Week early. So obviously monitor that he is in the late window as well.

And you said Fanon went for like ten for a buck fifty last Week. We didn't touch on either one of these guys. So I'm assuming you don't have any interest. But what about Malik Nabers and or Isaiah Likely? Yeah, I don't love the Giants here, but, like, if you are playing McCarthy or like the Giants, those are the clear guys to like. Like, if you're playing Milton and running it back, it's Likely a neighbor's.

So, I'm not on them, but, like, it doesn't mean they're bad plays. There's just always so many guys you can get to. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, tight end's tough this Week. It's tough for me. All right, moving on to defense. I know you got some good defensive takes, as always, but how are you handling defense this Week? Give me maybe like your top three tournament defenses that you're playing. Perfect. Cause there's three defenses. I like a lot this Week.

So first the top two D's Seattle and Kansas City, Seattle, you know, they're facing Gardner Minshew on the road and Arizona is going to be one of the most popular defenses here. So I like flipping the script and playing the team that's favored by a touchdown and plus at home, even though they're expensive. And then the Chiefs, I mean, they're going to be even less owned at home against Geno Smith and Company. I love playing the Chiefs with Kenneth Walker. That's a pairing I like a lot.

And then I like the Eagles. They're going to be popular, but I think they're too talented to be this cheap against the J.J. McCarthy-led offense. I don't have a ton of confidence in it, but they're cheap enough where I'm fine with it. So, yeah, those are my three Ds this Week, unless you talk me on to something else. No, I love your Eagles call at $2,500. I think that's great.

The Chiefs, I'm kind of torn on the Chiefs in the sense that they're very good at stopping the run there. I think he's pretty good. He's the rookie cornerback from LSU. Delane, I think, is his last name. He's out for the Chiefs. And so that opens up the passing and they are. Hasn't he been out? Has he been out? He got hurt in Week one.

He got hurt in Week one against the Broncos, and I think he might have missed another game. Okay. I mean, yeah. He's been playing well. He's really good. Yeah. So that definitely is a boost to the Jets because he's really good. He's really good. This year's version of the LSU Tigers are not very good. But, yeah, he is very good. Talk about bad losses, Ohio State, man. Yeah. Yeah, that was a bad loss because Oregon is not good this year, by the way.

Oregon is awful. And they were up fourteen nothing in that game. Fourteen to three with like the two minute warning left in the first half and end up going into half losing and then just get boat race. That's an I think Ryan Day's on the hot seat. But did you see that fake punt, though? That was pretty sick. That was sick. Yeah. But Ohio State is not prepared. I mean, for anything. And that's a perfect example of it. Yeah, this is a good one.

Flournoy or Antonio Williams? I think it depends on the lineup. In a vacuum, I think they're really close. Probably Flournoy now. I mean, he gets a massive boost. Yeah, I mean, like I said, he's in the top ten of projected wide receivers. I mean, Antonio Williams might be up here somewhere. He is also. Antonio Williams is cheaper. It's close. Flournoy projects forProjectionsDFS projections estimate a player's fantasy points for an upcoming slate using expected opportunities, performance and the contest's scoring rules. They describe an expected result, not a guaranteed score.Check the projection's update time and assumed role before using it. If news is already included, adjusting again for that same news can double-count its effect.Read the full definition of Projections a little bit better, but Williams is cheaper and also projects well. There's a reason that Williams is getting a lot of love, you know?

Yeah, he is. I know it's a different game because it's not PPR, but on FanDuel, Flournoy is cheaper than Antonio Williams, so it may be one of those things where he's more expensive, more owned over on FanDuel at $5,400. That just he's the same price as out of now Mitchell. So it's crazy over there. Oh, that's and that's another good one, too. Alvin Kamara. So so the Saints signed Zemir White, former Raider great Zemir Wright White. They also let go Kendre Miller.

So I don't know how quickly Zemir White can get up to speed, but... They also have Audrick Estime, too, who they picked back up. Yeah, they signed him to the practice squad, and they have C.J. Donaldson. I've seen some things where Camaro's getting some love. I personally don't have much interest in him, but what about you? Nah. It's kind of the same scenario as the Browns, though. The Saints cannot run either, but the Browns get run on. So...

I'm more lean to the Saints can't run, but I do think if you're looking for stacking partners with shock, like Kamara is interesting. I mean, he's not completely dust yet and we know he can, he can get there. You do have Tyson back in the mix for it, for them though. We didn't talk about, I'm not that interested in him, but you know, not good. He's really good. So won't be surprised if he catches a long touchdown. Who Tyson is. Yeah.

Yeah. I mean, he's a stud. Yeah, defenses for me, oh, let's see. I like that Eagles call by you. That's a good one. I'm trying to see if I can go off the board. I don't really have one, Matt. You said the Cardinals are going to be popular just because they're $2,000? Mm-hmm. Facing Drew Locke, I mean, and I don't think that's unreasonable. I mean, facing Drew Locke at $2,000 is a pretty good place to be, you know?

Yeah, I don't have any real hot DSTDefense/Special Teams (DST)Defense/Special Teams (DST) is a roster selection representing one NFL team's combined defense and special teams, rather than an individual player. It earns fantasy points through sacks, takeaways, defensive and return touchdowns, and other plays, with adjustments for points allowed.Compare what a DST upgrade costs elsewhere in your lineup. If paying more forces you off an important offensive role, check whether a cheaper defense offers a credible path through sacks and turnovers.Read the full definition of Defense/Special Teams takes today. I mean, yeah, those cheap ones, like the Chargers, I could see CJ Stroud, you know, being bad. I'm not, you know, I like all these cheap ones though, but I'm with you. My favorite one of the bunch is $2,500. Eagles, good call by you on that. Thank you. All right. That'll do it right at fifty two minutes on the slateSlateA slate in DFS is the set of games, races, fights or tournament rounds covered by a contest. It determines which events your player selections can come from and which performances count toward your score.Before building, open the contest details and check the included events, scoring period and lock rules. Do not assume two sites offer identical slates just because both call them the main slate.Read the full definition of Slate. Thank you for the laughs today. Some good stuff.

Before we get out of here, head on over to Ship It Nation dot com and join the nation. We're giving away $50,000 in cash and prizes. Good stuff over there. Hopefully we get some winners. If if I don't win with Danny Dimes, hopefully one of you do. And and Tambo, the greatest boss in the history of the world. Wentz with Danny Dimes as well. But, Matt, each and every Sunday, give me your top.

I want your top just overall play of the day, just like a one-offOne-OffIn NFL DFS, a one-off is a player you select outside your stacks, commonly a running back or a receiver without his quarterback. An opposing receiver intentionally paired with your stack instead serves as a bring-back.Before adding a one-off, compare him with an affordable teammate of your existing stack. Decide whether his individual upside is worth passing up that extra scoring connection.Read the full definition of One-Off, and then I want your top stack of the day. All right. For the one-off, we're going to go Torrey Horton. I'm leaning into it. I like him a lot at that price point. And he's going to be one percent ownedOwnershipOwnership is the percentage of lineups in a contest that include a given player. Projected ownership is an estimate made before lock; actual ownership is posted once the contest locks.Ownership isn't something to avoid; it's something to build around. The goal is understanding how the field is likely to build, then finding your edge relative to that.Read the full definition of Ownership. So he drops fifteen today. We're happy. Favorite stack? We'll go Browns. I mean, we'll ride with Cleveland here. I think their floor is low, but their ceiling is real high.

Shador, time to be legendary. Yeah, they don't build statues of you if you're not legendary. So, Shador Sanders, your play. All right, I'm going to go with my play of the day. It's former Doak Walker award winner. Ollie Gordon II in Miami. No Jack Campbell. Been rushing the ball very well. No Jalen Wright. I like him today. My favorite stack of the day, Matt, it's not just a stack. It's an onslaught. Give me some Chiefs onslaughts.

Hopefully we get them through the air, and it's not Noah Gray and not on the ground, but I think it's kind of picture poison. But I really like my homes today. I think Xavier Worthy, some guy you were poo-pooing on, I think Xavier Worthy takes me to the promised land. So, yeah, I like the Chiefs today. All right, Worthy versus Horton. Let's put it on the board. So hold on. I'll take Worthy over Horton. That's like a slam dunk.

And then I'll take Kyron over Rashad White. I'm sure you will take both those. Well, you're the one who offered it up. I'm taking it. I'm taking it. I'm not packing off. All right, one million dollars on each. All right, one million dollars on each. Good luck today in this contest. Hope to see you at the top of the leaderboards. We'll be back tonight with my guy Nades at six p.m. Eastern Standard Time to go through any sweats that we have.

Hopefully we're sweating another Milly and the Sunday night show. Good luck tonight.