So you have to decide who to play this week.

And look, there's like a couple hundred people who are actually going to score some fantasy points, but only a few stand out.

These are the must-have players for week nine draft kings.

And arguably the best play on the entire slate is $6,200 Chris Gobin.

I mean, this is a borderline $8,000 receiver in the 6K range.

So let's look at his usage.

If you look at his snap share here, he wasn't healthy in the first game, but in these games where he's been healthy playing his normal 80% of the snaps, you're getting 10 targets,

12, 13, 11, 11 plus targets in three straight games, and not only that, in the four games when

he's been healthy this season, he has a top five wide receiver in the NFL in overall usage,

yet he's price at just 6,200. And then at the running back position, arguably the best play is the second year player. Might as well be a rookie based on the games he's played in Travis Eitian, 6300. Very similar

price range. This price range you'll see, you'll notice as we go through is juicy.

Eatsin gets a matchup against the Raiders that starter, he's averaged over 20 fantasy points, 21 touches, and 141 total yards. So look at this. 141 total yards per game. About

a hundred rushing yards. Yeah, I'm going to take him over 80 and a half rushing yards on

price picks.com. You could take this as well with a free bet up to $100, the link in the description below. And oh yeah, the Raiders also give up the third most receptions to the running back position and ETIN, one of the better past catcher running backs in the

league. We stay at the running back position in the exact same price range at the exact same price

point as Chris Gobind's $6,200 Ramandre Stevenson. I mean, Stevenson has been quietly dominant.

We know how good he's been the last couple of weeks, but on the season, he's eighth in running back targets, ninth right now in red zone touches, and second in broken tackles. And this is pretty crazy

because for half of the season, he's been splitting snaps with Damian Harris, yet he still has

that good of usage. And over the last four weeks, a couple weeks without Harris, a couple of weeks,

a couple of weeks, a couple of years, Ramandre is number four in overall running back usage. He'll be a top 10 running back the rest of the season. And speaking to top 10, running max, this next guy is back at it. So there was a couple of weeks there were $7,400 Aaron Jones

wasn't playing all that well because the offense wasn't, and they just weren't giving him the ball. Well,

they started giving him the ball. And it makes sense to as he's averaging six yards per touch,

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