It's Thanksgiving football and let me tell you a story. You're hanging out with your friends,

family, and food and adding in some football trying to win money. Well, this video will give you a

clear picture of who the top plays are for the Thanksgiving slate. And we're starting out with

Josh Allen, who is the play this week. I haven't projected for 10 more points than any other

quarterback on this slate. That is something I've never seen or even said before.

He faces the Lions and they're historically bad defense. Just how bad is this defense? Well,

they rank 32nd in coverage. That is dead last and borderline are one of the worst secondaries of all time. And what makes matters worse for Detroit and things better for Josh Allen is that they rank

30th in Patch Rush. So Alan, who's fantastic,

is now going to have a lot of time to throw. And all of this is included and factored into his

31.5 point team total, which is five higher points than any other team on the slate. Do not

overthink this one. The way to get different is to triple stack Josh Allen, playing with

three, maybe even four of his teammates as opposed to fading him. So if he's the play

at the quarterback position, let's discuss the play at the RB spot. And this will be $6,400 Remandre

Stevenson, who I would consider him a fun play. Look, Damien Harris returned last week. He actually

started, but Remandre Stevenson played 49 snaps to Harris playing just 15 snaps. And maybe Harris

having a quality game will keep people off of Stevenson even more,

even at this price tag somehow. Because Harris put up over 90 yards on just 10 touches last week,

but Ramandre Stevenson goes out there. He catches six passes and he has 21 total touches.

Stevenson now has six or more targets in four straight games as a running back and is averaging

over 20 touches per game during those contests. Now, he'll have a difficult matchup. The Vikings defense ranks second in runstop,

but they did just allow a pretty decent game to the Cowboys backfield last week. And the big

thing, like Tony Pollard did last week, we just want the targets here and the red zone usage

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