So you're trying to win some money in DFS.

And you're setting your lineups for Thursday night, but who do you play?

Well, these are the 10 players you must start for Thursday night football.

And we're starting with $5,400 Donovan People's Jones, who in my opinion is going to be low-owned

that he's a fantastic value.

He is the clear wide receiver 2 on this team.

He actually was tied for the most snaps

with Amari Cooper last week and he ran 28 routes. But the problem was this only led to one target.

One target on 80% of the snaps ain't gonna do it. But here's the thing. It was just a week ago

that he posted a massive week one over a 30% target share, right? He had 11 targets, six catches, 60 yards. It was a very nice air yard showing of over 80 yards. He put up 12 fantasy points. It was great. But then he lays an egg and now people don't want to play him. But the usage is still there. And don't expect teammate Amari Cooper to see a 37% target share again. Because if I'm being honest with you, this is Amari's game log so far this year. His nine catch, 1001 yard performance for a

touchdown when he went off to be a top 10 wide receiver on the week for over 25 fantasy points,

there's a good chance. This is his highest scoring game of the season. And People's Jones,

not only does he have the nice size, he's lengthy, he's 215 pounds, which is a great build for a wide receiver, but he has the athleticism. Top 1% burst of all time, and he has the speed as well.

Now, he's going to face the Steelers secondary, and I'll be honest, their safety is already

lead.

You have Minka Fitzpatrick back there, who's probably the best safety in the NFL.

Edmonds is playing fantastic to start the year, but he should see a lot of Witherspoon,

who has struggled to start 2022. As you can see from the highlighted

stats, Witherspoon through two games has allowed 11 receptions, a 79% catch rate. That means his

targets that he's been out there. He's allowed 79 of them to be caught. Two touchdowns and 133 yards.

That's just in man coverage, not even zones. So that's really good for one Donovan People's Jones.

And then you're going to want to play this tight end. And we're talking about Steelers' second year player out of Penn State, $7,000

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