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But I want to roll through this as quickly as possible to get you the information that you need to know. DeAndre Swift is out for the Chicago Bears against the

Cincinnati Bengals. Kyle, hey, you montague, running back 10. Travis Homer is a PPR desperation play

in a very high total game, assuming he's going to get 25 to 35% of the backfield work. Maybe he catches some passes. That's usually what he's good for. Wouldn't start him if you didn't have to, but if you do need someone, he is available in 100% of leagues. Isaiah Pacheco is out for the Kansas City Chiefs. Kareem Hunt in at number 14 in the running back rankings, Breshard Smith at number 27. So a low-end flax and a basic must start for Kareem Hunt in at number 14 in the running back rankings, Breschard Smith at number 27.

So a low-end flex and a basic must start for Kareem-Hunt if you have him in.

Hassan Haskins is out for the Chargers for the second straight week.

Kamani Vidal at number nine in the half-point PPR rankings.

Jared Patterson at 38 of Patterson, I think is a much better play for an anytime touchdown, or if you can find

the right market for last touchdown in the game, Patterson, along with Chargers' big spread,

like alt spread.

So like Chargers minus 14 and a half, Jared Patterson, last touchdown.

You probably don't need to boost it up that much.

You can just go Patterson last touchdown because that kind of encompasses everything. But I haven't seen any numbers on it yet. They will not release those odds. So I'm guessing it's probably going to be like 25 to 1, 30 to 1. It makes sense in the flow of the game that if you do think they get up by a ton, then Patterson's going to be primarily handling the ball like he did against the Vikings last Thursday night that if he ends up with 10 touches and they all come during garbage time, if he scores, it's probably the last touchdown of the game. So a worthy gamble is what I would say. Remandre Stevenson is out for the New England Patriots with a toe injury. He might be out a while here. So I didn't really know what to do with this backfield because obviously Trevi and Henderson should be the guy. I haven't been number 21

in the rankings. Terrell Jennings is at number 38 in the rankings. If Jennings just played 70% of

the snaps and Henderson just did what he normally did, wouldn't be super stunned because this is the

Patriots backfield. But you have to believe that the draft capital, the talent, it's all there in a really good spot against a banged up Atlanta defense that Henderson can come through. I don't believe it as much to fault him and decide the top 10, but 21, he's a low end running back to start him if he got him. Alvin Kamara is leaning in. Amari Di Mercado is expected in for Monday night. Ditto with Michael Carter. He's expected in to and taking first team reps. He was cut earlier this week to be signed by the practice squad to be moved up once again for the Cardinals. It's a three-headed backfield. It's looking like I would still go Bam-Night,

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