How are your lineups looking? Let me guess. You probably have some questions. Well, this video will help

answer those questions. These are the 17 players you must have for week five. Starting with AJ

Brown, who is just way too cheap at $7,500 versus the Arizona Cardinal secondary. And this secondary is

not good. The dead last ranked secondary in the NFL, and he'll see most of the cornerbacks,

but this one matchup against this one cornerback is going to be juicy. That man's name is Marco Wilson, who currently right now, according to

Pro Football Focus, ranks 93rd out of 108 cornerbacks in coverage. And through four weeks,

he's already been targeted 22 times in man coverage, almost six times per game. When AJ Brown

is on him in man coverage, expect targets. Because that's all AJ Brown has done this year, earned targets. He has nine and a half targets per game and he

nearly put up 100 yards last week in a rain game. And Brown is currently coming in low owned,

according to my DFS blueprint on Patreon at just 9%. So play him and then play just $5,500

Ramanre Stevenson, who has a lot of upside this week. He comes into this game as a

favor, and he's facing the Lions who rank bottom five in the combination of tackling and run defense.

And here's why this is a juicy spot now for Ramandre. The Lions can't tackle, and

Ramandre leads all backs in the NFL with 39 broken tackles this season. And the Lions give up

the most yards after contact. Remandre, top five in earning yards

after contact. So play him and this quarterback. And that's Tom Brady, whose price point is laughable

at just $6,000 coming off the best week of his season so far with over 25 fantasy points. And the

reason is he got his weapons back. At his right, his three starting wide receivers, Mike Evans, Chris

Gobbin, and Julio Jones, who were not out there the previous week.

They were all back this past week, including Russell Gage, getting healthier as well.

And now Brady's going to face a beatable Atlanta secondary, and this is implied based on his 28 and a half team total this week, the second highest on the slate, stack the bucks with Brady this week.

And his number one stacking option is Chris Goblin, who returned to a near full-time role last week. And his number one stacking option is Chris Goblin, who returned to a near full-time role last week. Goblin played 83% of the snaps and ran over 40 routes. Here's what it led to. He ended

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