Details:
- Entry Deadline (First Game Kickoff): 11-14-15, 12:00 PM EST
- Number of games in slate: 16 (32 teams)
Kansas at TCU
Kickoff: 12:00PM EST
Spread: TCU -45
O/U: 70.5
Kansas
Team Expected Points: 13
The Kansas offense is just bad. We will be avoiding them as TCU will be absolutely rolling in this game.
TCU
Team Expected Points: 58
TCU will be out for blood in this game as they are coming off a very tough loss last week. Coming in as a 45-point favorite, we fully expect some fireworks out of the Horned Frogs, however beware that an early lead may mean your starters play only 1 half of football. QB Trevone Boykin (10,100) threw for over 400 passing yards and a touchdown last week, however he coughed up a career-high 4 interceptions in what was a tough outing. His fantasy numbers were fine—yet another week over 40 fantasy points, but they would have been much better if not for that pesky Oklahoma State secondary. This week he faces a polar opposite defense as Kansas ranks dead last in passing yards allowed per game with 330.6. While we think he takes a slight bump down if Josh Doctson is out, don’t expect to see a significant effect this week as Boykin should dominate the Jayhawks.
If you played WR Josh Doctson (8,400) last week, you may not have won many matchups as he had a disappointing fantasy day with only 6 receptions for 64 yards. The primary cause for this lackluster outing was a 2nd quarter wrist injury from which Doctson would not return. We will be keeping a close eye on Doctson’s status coming into Saturday as he could be ruled out or slightly limited in a game where he shouldn’t be needed at all. If Doctson were to be ruled out, we should see a huge bump to both WR KaVontae Turpin (5,000) and WR Kolby Listenbee (5,800). Listenbee hauled in the lone touchdown in their last outing, but he finished the night with only 3 receptions for 58 yards. Turpin was Boykin’s favorite wide out without Doctson on the field as he finished with 7 receptions for 107 total yards. Turpin now has 7 receptions in each of his last 2 games, while Listenbee has only 7 receptions combined from his last 2 games.
RB Aaron Green (6,900) has been very mediocre in his last 3 starts, failing to eclipse 100 rushing yards in each with only 1 touchdown across that span. Freshman RB Shaun Nixon (4,500) cut into what could have been Green’s receptions as Nixon hauled in a team-leading 9 catches for 146 yards. We see that performance as a bit of an outlier, as he only had 15 receptions all season prior to this. However, with Doctson potentially limited, Nixon may continue to see an expanded role in the passing game going forward due to how effective he was last week.
Recommendation: Boykin is another clear top option at quarterback this week. Even with the blowout on the horizon, he should have a good chance at hitting value by halftime and is the top quarterback play on this slate. Reports are indicating that Doctson should play, but we still do not feel he is a solid option as he should either be limited or benched fairly early to not risk further injury since he is not at all needed in this game. Both Listenbee and Turpin are in play, with Turpin being our favorite option due to his value and recent usage. Aaron Green has been priced up quite a bit here, and while he should be a relatively safe play, we would rather elect to play the receivers and hit other targets at running back. Shaun Nixon is your punt tournament play as he could just as easily finish with triple digit receiving yards again as he could with a lonely egg.
Pittsburgh at Duke
Kickoff: 12:00PM EST
Spread: Duke -3.5
O/U: 51.5
Pittsburgh
Team Expected Points: 23.25
WR Tyler Boyd - 6,200
Analysis: Outside of Tyler Boyd, Pittsburgh has no fantasy weapons with enough consistency for us to consider given their inconsistency at quarterback. Despite what Duke showed in the last outing, they are still a solid defense, especially against the run. Boyd has been consistent all year; however, he just lacks real multi-touchdown upside given his quarterback situation. Boyd has 4 double-digit reception games this season, but only 1 game above 100 yards and 1 multi-touchdown outing.
Recommendation: Boyd is a decent option for you to consider, particularly in cash games as he put up very consistent fantasy scores this season. Given how heavily he is used in the Pittsburgh offense, a tournament play is not out of the option—however we would not prefer it based on how his season has been going thus far.
Duke
Team Expected Points: 26.75
QB – Thomas Sirk – 6,700
Analysis: Thomas Sirk has been relatively consistent this season given his rushing ability. He had a 53-yard scamper last week, good for his season-long rushing attempt and helping him to his 9th straight game with at least 49 rushing yards this year. While he found the end zone twice with his legs, he was highly ineffective with his arm as he passed for 191 yards and 2 interceptions. Sirk faces a very good Pittsburgh defense, and we are lacking overall confidence in Duke’s offense based on how they have been playing lately.
Recommendation: While Sirk is the only player we would recommend on Duke, this week there are too many other options in better spots to consider.
Maryland at Michigan State
Kickoff: 12:00PM EST
Spread: Michigan State -15
O/U: 55.5
Maryland
Team Expected Points: 21
QB – Perry Hills – 5,700
Analysis: The Maryland offense doesn’t have many options to be considered from a fantasy perspective. Perry Hills has shown some solid rushing upside in weeks past, however he was absolutely shut down in their last outing against Wisconsin resulting in being benched for the backup. While we expect Hills to start again this week, the outlook is not great against Michigan State.
Recommendation: Hills is a tournament-only option, highly contrarian.
Michigan State
Team Expected Points: 36
QB – Connor Cook – 7,400
Analysis: Connor Cook has been hot in his last 2 games, passing for over 330 yards with 4 touchdowns in each outing. After a slow start to the season, we may finally be seeing the NFL-caliber talent that has been touted all year. Cook sees a favorable matchup against the 91st ranked Maryland secondary, but we do expect a rather slowed game flow as the trio of Michigan State running backs primed should be to put this game away with the Spartans favorited by 2 touchdowns.
Recommendation: Cook is more of a tournament option here as he has plenty of matchup upside, but there is significant risk that the Spartans opt for a run-heavy approach. Cook would make for a great tournament stack with his WR1 Aaron Burbridge.
WR – Aaron Burbridge – 7,200
Analysis: Burbridge has been on a tear in recent weeks with at least 8 receptions and 128 yards in each of his last 4 games. With more than twice as many receptions and yards as anyone else in this offense, Burbridge is the clear go-to option with plenty of double digit reception upside. While he does not have elite wide receiver touchdown numbers, Burbridge certainly has the ability and potential to put up his 2nd multi-touchdown game of the season here.
Recommendation: Burbridge is one of the top receiving options on the slate. While a number of guys grade out higher from a value perspective, Burbridge is still high-upside play and very viable in tournament formats in what could be an under-owned Cook-Burbridge stack.
Ohio State at Illinois
Kickoff: 12:00PM EST
Spread: Ohio State -16.5
O/U: 55
Ohio State
Team Expected Points: 36.25
The Buckeyes are all very highly priced against what has been an impressive Illinois defense allowing just over 21 points and 340 yards per game this season. Even if Ohio State has success here, the primary weapons are far too pricey for us to consider given the value you can find in this slate from other high-upside games.
Illinois
Team Expected Points: 19.75
We are fading the Fighting Illini against Ohio State’s elite defense.
Georgia at Auburn
Kickoff: 12:00PM EST
Spread: Auburn -1.5
O/U: 51
Georgia
Team Expected Points: 25.25
RB – Sony Michel – 6,600
Analysis: Despite the injury concerns leading up to last week, Sony Michel put on a show as he rushed for a season high 165 yards on 24 carries against Kentucky. Michel finally found the end zone for the first time since taking over the starting job as he punched in a goal line carry. We were expecting the big performance last week, and our expectations are just as high going into this Saturday as Georgia faces an equally bad Auburn rushing defense, ranked 94th in the country. The rushing game is about all Georgia has as their quarterback play continues to be suspect.
Recommendation: Michel grades out as an excellent value and one of the top running back options on the slate, playable in all formats despite the relatively low O/U here.
Auburn
Team Expected Points: 27.25
Auburn’s offense has been skidding by all season with just enough to pull out a couple of games, but not enough to really jump on anyone’s fantasy radar. This week should be no different as they face a tough Georgia defense. The only value we can find here is RB Javon Robinson (4,700) who has assumed starting duties over the past couple of weeks ahead of Peyton Barber. Robinson is priced way down, so he a actually represents a pretty solid play aside from his tough matchup.
Florida at South Carolina
Kickoff: 12:00PM EST
Spread: Florida -8
O/U: 46.5
Florida
Team Expected Points: 26.75
Florida’s offense has not been clicking at all this season, and after what we saw from the Gators on offense last week in addition to the low O/U in this game, we will be fading them here.
South Carolina
Team Expected Points: 19.25
South Carolina faces a Florida team led by their dominance on defense. We can’t trust any players from the Gamecocks this week and would not recommend any usage in daily fantasy.
Texas at West Virginia
Kickoff: 12:00PM EST
Spread: West Virginia -8.5
O/U: 55.5
Texas
Team Expected Points: 23
Texas may be in a pickle this week after how we saw West Virginia’s defense play against Texas Tech last week. The mountaineers looked great against the pass, but did show some vulnerability on the ground per their 83rd ranked rushing defense. Even with a decent matchup, we can’t recommend the Texas rushing game right now as it’s tough to predict who will come out on top there. RB Jonathan Gray (4,700) has been the starter all season, but we are now seeing freshman RB D’Onta Foreman (5,000) vastly outperform him as evident by his 157-yard performance with 2 touchdowns last week. Foreman realistically should get the majority of carrier, but one would have thought that weeks ago and Texas continues to keep both backs fairly equally involved. Outside of Foreman in a tournament, we would avoid the situation.
West Virginia
Team Expected Points: 31.5
QB – Skyler Howard – 6,800
Analysis: Howard faces what we know to be a very underperforming defense from Texas. The Longhorns’ defense ranks 98th overall in the country and is allowing 29 points per game this season. Skyler Howard has been very bad in recent weeks passing the ball, as he now has at least 1 interception in his last 6 games while throwing for more than 1 touchdown in only 2 of those games. We have seen flashes of upside in some of his softer matchups, but we can only expect so much from the quarterback sporting a completion percentage barely over 55% with a 16:9 TD:INT ratio.
Recommendation: Howard has a great matchup and is projecting fairly well in terms of value, however I would tend to avoid him here as West Virginia should adopt a fairly run-heavy approach.
RB – Wendell Smallwood – 6,700
Analysis: Smallwood has been on a tear in recent weeks, averaging over 7 yards per carry and 100+ yards in 3 of his last 4 games. His matchup here against Texas is solid as they are allowing over 185 rushing yards per game, and we think West Virginia may elect to run the ball much more often if Howard continues to turn the ball over. The downside to Smallwood is his lack of touchdown upside with only 6 all season with 3 of those coming in his last 6 games. Russell Shell presents a threat to both carries and touchdowns as he has found the end zone 5 times this year himself, including 2 in their last game.
Recommendation: Smallwood is relatively pricey for a back that isn’t scoring many touchdowns. Even with the matchup, we would not recommend him here.
NC State at Florida State
Kickoff: 12:30PM EST
Spread: Florida State -10
O/U: 53
NC State
Team Expected Points: 22
NC State has lost the majority of their fantasy relevance now that Matt Dayes is gone for the season. Florida State has a talented defense ranked in the top quarter of football, so we expect QB Jacoby Brissett (5,600) and the rest of this offense to struggle. The one shining light in this offense may be WR/TE Jaylen Samuels (4,900). Samuels has been more involved in the rushing attack since Dayes was injured, scoring a rushing touchdown in each of his last 2 games. Samuels continues to be a heavily used safety outlet in the passing game as he has caught at least 7 balls in each of the last 3 weeks. These receptions can add up on DraftKings, and if he sneaks in for a touchdown, his relatively affordable salary could quickly pay off big time in a tournament for you.
Florida State
Team Expected Points: 32
The Seminoles are coming off a disappointing performance last week against Clemson’s top ranked defense. Florida State faces a solid NC State defense this week. While they may not necessarily be as good as their #9 defensive ranking indicates, the Wolfpack still has a stout defense can give an opposing offense fits. RB Dalvin Cook (8,900) should find room to run as he usually does and is our projected top scoring running back. However, given his extremely high salary, we find it tough to pay up for him given the high potential of other plays available at substantially lower salaries. QB Everett Golson (5,700) will once again take on starting duties, and he comes in with a relatively attractive price tag. Golson would make for a decent salary-saving option at the position, and could be an under-owned tournament option with particular danger when paired with a cheap, also under-owned wide receiver such as WR Jesus Wilson (3,100).
Washington at Arizona State
Kickoff: 3:00PM EST
Spread: Arizona State -2.5
O/U: 54
Washington
Team Expected Points: 25
This Washington offense is lacking real playmakers from a fantasy perspective. While we see some value in WR Jaydon Mickens (3,700), overall we would rather fade this team.
Arizona State
Team Expected Points: 27.5
While Arizona State is averaging over 30 points per game, they are facing a Washington defense allowing only 18.8 points per game and ranked 41st overall this season. While this matchup is not insurmountable, we find the majority of playmakers priced out of range considering what we believe they bring to the table this week. We are seeing a relatively low O/U with not much value to be had, so you can safely avoid this game.
Alabama at Mississippi State
Kickoff: 3:30PM EST
Spread: Alabama -8
O/U: 50
Alabama
Team Expected Points: 29.75
As is often the case with an Alabama game, we expect this to be a hard-nosed defense-dominated contest. Vegas agrees with the relatively low O/U around 50. While the Mississippi State defense may not look as dominant as Alabama on paper, they have certainly been disruptive with 25 sacks, 10 interceptions, and an FBS 5th 381 assisted tackles. RB Derrick Henry (8,600) may find room to run, but he is priced far too high for us to consider.
Mississippi State
Team Expected Points: 21.75
As you know by now, any team playing Alabama gets an instant downgrade. While QB Dak Prescott (7,500) has been setting fantasy scoreboards on fire as of late, he hasn’t played a defense like Alabama’s. At his price, Dak is also an obvious fade outside of a contrarian tournament play due to potential upside from his rushing ability.
Clemson at Syracuse
Kickoff: 3:30PM EST
Spread: Clemson -27.5
O/U: 57.5
Clemson
Team Expected Points: 42.75
QB – Deshaun Watson – 8,700
Analysis: Deshaun Watson has shown why he should be in Heisman consideration as he has really picked up the pace in terms of production over the past few weeks. After passing for nearly 400 yards and 5 touchdowns 2 weeks ago against NC State, Watson cooled down through the air against Florida State but had his first 100+ rushing yard game of the season to help pad his stats. Watson is in a dream matchup against Syracuse here, as the Orange ranks 111th in passing yards per game allowing an atrocious 8.4 yards per attempt. We must also note however that Clemson is heavily favorited here, so there will be a chance that game script doesn’t require Watson to be too involved with an ultimate risk of a 2nd half benching if things get out of hand early.
Recommendation: We see Watson as the safest, best value quarterback at this non-Boykin elite price range.
RB – Wayne Gallman – 6,500
Analysis: Wayne Gallman has had a solid season this year as he is soon to eclipse 1000 yards. He has certainly been heating up as of late with 3 straight games of 100+ yards and 1 touchdown in addition to 3 receptions in each of his last 2 games. Gallman averages over 20 carriers per game, and while his touchdown upside may be limited due to Watson’s rushing ability, we are confident that Gallman will get his touches as Clemson is expected to roll here.
Recommendation: Gallman’s workload alone puts him in consideration here. This is a great price for him given the carries and 100+ yard upside, making Gallman a solid option if you need differentiation from Sony Michel—another solid (and preferred) option at this price.
Syracuse
Team Expected Points: 14.75
Syracuse is very rarely in play from a fantasy perspective, and today is no exception as they face Clemson’s elite defense.
Kansas State at Texas Tech
Kickoff: 3:30PM EST
Spread: Texas Tech -5.5
O/U: 71.5
Kansas State
Team Expected Points: 32.75
QB – Joe Hubener – 6,500
Analysis: Joe Hubener seems to have a knack for rising to his competition this season. In games against the high powered offenses of Baylor and TCU, Hubener has averaged 40+ fantasy points by rushing for over 100 yards and at least 2 touchdowns per game. Hubener has averaged 132 rushing yards with 6 touchdowns in these 2 contests, while he averages only 24.5 rushing yards per game with 2 rushing touchdowns in the other 6 games played this season. This is an uncanny phenomenon that we believe will continue this week as he faces a Texas Tech defense ranked close to the bottom in total defense, allowing the 2nd most rushing yards per game overall.
Recommendation: Hubener is one of the cheaper quarterback options on the slate in a very good matchup. We are projecting him as a great value this week and would recommend exposure in any format.
Texas Tech
Team Expected Points: 38.25
The Kansas State defense ranks 37th against the run, but 119th against the pass—a matchup that screams upside for the Texas Tech Red Raiders. QB Patrick Mahomes (8,500) has his worst passing yardage game this year as he failed to reach 200 yards for the first time. Despite the lackluster yardage total, Mahomes still managed to pass for 3 touchdowns and rush for a season-high 73 yards on 18 carries. This soft passing matchup should present a great opportunity for Mahomes to put up 5th 400+ yard passing performance of the season.
WR Jakeem Grant (6,500) remains the top option among Texas Tech wide receivers, however he has been very inconsistent as of late. Grant has scored 40+ fantasy points in 2 of his last 6 games while scoring less than 15 fantasy points in the other 4 games. While we think his yardage total bounces back from the season-low 8 yards of last week, Grant still represents a risk due to how often the ball is spread around in this offensive system. The other receivers here all project out well, with WR Zach Austin (3,300) atop our list in terms of value since he is the cheapest of the bunch.
RB DeAndre Washington (6,500) was heavily used last week as he often proved to be the safest option as Mahomes struggled to find openings against West Virginia’s secondary. Washington finished with 102 rushing yards on 21 carries while adding a season-high 6 receptions for 64 yards and a touchdown. Washington is one of the most involved running backs in football, as he now has a touchdown in each of his last 5 games while averaging nearly 20 carries per game in that stretch. The rushing matchup is not ideal, but his high usage immediately puts him on our radar.
Recommendation: We expect Mahomes to bounce back here and he should be a safe option at quarterback in all formats with this game sporting an attractive 70+ O/U. The receivers have been quite unpredictable—while any of them are in play for exposure, we wouldn’t recommend it in cash games. Washington should be a solid play all around.
Miami at North Carolina
Kickoff: 3:30PM EST
Spread: North Carolina -13
O/U: 64
Miami
Team Expected Points: 26
RB – Joseph Yearby – 5,800
Analysis: Joseph Yearby had a hot start to the season as he rushed for touchdowns in 4 straight games while averaging 7.3 yards per carry. The competition then stiffened in his last 5 games as Yearby has only found the end zone twice while averaging a paltry 3.5 yards per carry. While his performance has certainly taken a turn for the worst, Yearby has a solid matchup this week as North Carolina’s defense stinks against the run, allowing 218 rushing yards per game (114th in FBS). The Tar Heels absolutely shut down the passing game, so we expect Yearby to be heavily relied upon regardless of game flow.
Recommendation: Yearby comes in at a palatable salary this week, and given his expected utilization, he makes for a great play among the others within his salary range. He is the only player to consider from Miami this week.
North Carolina
Team Expected Points: 39
QB – Marquise Williams – 8,400
Analysis: After a career game last week where he passed for nearly 500 yards and 4 touchdowns, Marquise Williams should have the utmost level of confidence going into this week against Miami. The Tar Heels’ high paced offense is averaging over 40 points and nearly 500 total yards per game with their dual threat quarterback leading the charge. Williams has shown some big game upside as he did last week in addition to divisional games against Wake Forest and Georgia Tech earlier this season. The Miami defense is mediocre, so Williams should have a good shot at putting up a respectable stat line here.
Recommendation: Williams is a dangerous threat with his downfield passing and rushing ability, however he is not as talented in our eyes as the other options at this price range (cue Deshaun Watson). Williams is playable for sure, but there are other options at this range or cheaper that we’d rather consider.
WR – Ryan Switzer – 4,800, Mack Hollins – 4,600, Quinshad Davis – 4,200
Analysis: The North Carolina receiving core gets plenty of work as Williams does an excellent job spreading the ball around. A receiver has caught more than 1 touchdown in a game only twice this season (Mack Hollins in 2 games). The 4 leading receivers each have at least 21 receptions and 397 yards. Over the past 2 weeks, we have seen Ryan Switzer explode for impressive long touchdown catches while as he has amassed 233 yards and 2 touchdowns.
Recommendation: Any of these receivers could be in play for tournaments, particularly Switzer—however it is a crap shoot to pick which one has a huge game due to the relative equality of targets and yardage spread around in this offense. We would avoid them in cash games.
Michigan at Indiana
Kickoff: 3:30PM EST
Spread: Michigan -13
O/U: 57.5
Michigan
Team Expected Points: 34.5
WR/TE – Jake Butt – 4,000
Analysis: Jake Butt has had a very nice game last week as he led the team in receiving with 4 receptions for a season-high 102 yards. While Butt still hasn’t found the end zone since his big game in Week 1, he has been consistently used in the passing game throughout the season.
Recommendation: Jake Butt’s salary makes him quite affordable, and given his matchup against the atrocious Indiana pass defense, he should be a solid cash game option that will allow you to spend up elsewhere.
Indiana
Team Expected Points: 21.5
Indiana has the pleasure of taking on the country’s #1 overall defense in Michigan. RB Jordan Howard (7,000) appears to finally be back healthy as he ran for 174 yards and 2 touchdowns on 22 carries against Iowa last week. While Iowa had a strong rushing defense, Howard runs into a buzz saw this week as he faces a Wolverine defense allowing only 80 rushing yards per game. While Howard makes for a solid contrarian play in tournaments, his salary and matchup eliminates him from consideration in cash games. The rest of the Indiana offense can safely be avoided.
Oklahoma State at Iowa State
Kickoff: 3:30PM EST
Spread: Oklahoma State -14
O/U: 63.5
Oklahoma State
Team Expected Points: 37.25
WR – James Washington – 5,700, David Glidden – 4,200
Analysis: James Washington has been one of the most consistent and explosive wide receivers in football over the past 3 weeks. In that period of 3 games, Washington has amassed 487 yards and 6 touchdowns from 15 receptions. His touchdown totals started at 1 against Kansas, followed by a 2-touchdeown game against Texas Tech and 3 touchdowns last week against TCU. He is definitely trending in the right direction and should be set up for success again as he gets the 109th ranked Iowa State passing defense allowing over 270 yards per game. David Glidden should also be able to take advantage of this matchup. He is coming off an abysmal 1-yard game last week, but we see him bouncing back here as he was consistently involved in the offense prior to that and still leads the team in receptions on the season with 39.
Recommendation: Both Glidden and Washington grade out as solid values in our projections this week, but I would much rather prefer Washington as he should be the safer play with more touchdown upside. Washington is playable in all formats.
Iowa State
Team Expected Points: 23.25
Iowa State faces a tough challenge this week as they take on the 21st ranked Oklahoma State defense allowing only 18.1 points per game. RB Mike Warren (5,600) is the only potential play here as he has been dominant all year, but considering how he was shut down to only 2.4 yards per carry last week against Oklahoma, we can in no way expect a bounce back in what looks to be an even worse matchup.
Wake Forest at Notre Dame
Kickoff: 12:00PM EST
Spread: Notre Dame -27
O/U: 52
Wake Forest
Team Expected Points: 12.5
The Wake Forest offense has been horrible this season, averaging just over 300 yards and 18 points per game, good for 112th in the FBS. The only consistent option we liked to target earlier in the season was TE Cam Serigne (3,400), but in recent weeks he has been far from consistent with 2 of his last 4 games ending in 4 yards or less. While Serigne will remain in play as a punt tournament option, you will need to steer clear of this offense in most cases.
Notre Dame
Team Expected Points: 39.5
WR – Will Fuller – 7,100
Analysis: Will fuller had a monster game last week as Kizer hit him for 3 touchdowns and 152 yards on a season-high 7 receptions. This was Fuller’s best game of the season as he has now scored at least 1 touchdown in 9 of his last 10 games. What is even more encouraging is that of Fuller’s 12 touchdowns, 9 of them have been on plays of 15 or more yards. He is one of the best receivers in the country and has proven that he has big game upside with a very high floor. The only downsides other than his price would include the fact that Notre Dame may have a rush-heavy offensive attack in this game where we don’t expect much passing to be needed.
Recommendation: Fuller is a very safe play, but does not project out as the best of values for your lineups. If running multiple cash games lineups, he is definitely worth the exposure. Otherwise, we would seek better value elsewhere in cash games and stick to tournaments for Fuller. If by chance we see that CJ Prosise (concussion) is ruled out however, Fuller received a substantial bump in value putting him in much stronger consideration for usage.
RB – CJ Prosise – 7,500, Josh Adams – 5,900
Analysis: CJ Prosise is currently undergoing the concussion protocol after suffering the injury late in the 1st quarter last week. Before the injury, Prosise seemed to be on pace for a big game as he had already rushed 5 times for 28 yards and hauled in 2 receptions for another 29 yards. Prosise has been very productive this season with 5 games over 128 yards while catching at least 4 passes in each of his last 4 games leading up to last week. He remains questionable at this point, so keep a close eye on his status. If Prosise is ruled out, look for freshman Josh Adams to set up in his place. Adams had a great game in relief of Prosise last week, rushing for 147 yards on 20 carries and 1 receiving touchdown.
Recommendation: If Prosise plays, we think he should have a great shot paying off his steep salary as this game should be very run-heavy. If Prosise is ruled out, we would look for Josh Adams to be an excellent play due to his low salary.
