You're here for the Giants versus the Cowboys, but more so to try and win a million dollar

Ruskis. So to do that, here are the seven guys you're going to want to play. And let's start

with who is probably the best play on the slate at $7,600 at Sterling Shepard. Because he's the

giant's clear wide receiver won. Last week, he saw 10 targets, which was a 32% target chair,

which would have finished second in the entire NFL last year. But that's not all.

Because he played on 90% of the snaps. Because the Giants big free agent signing from last summer

and Kenny Goliday, you know, the wide receiver who this specific year is paid the most out of any

receiver in terms of what's on the books, $21.5 million. He saw just two snaps last week, which

means that Shepard is the clear number one receiver for the Giants. And it shows on paper. He saw just two snaps last week, which means that Shepard is the clear number

one receiver for the Giants, and it shows on paper. He averages 14.3 fantasy points, which would crush

it on this showdown slate if he just got his average, and 8.3 targets per game with Daniel Jones.

And now he has a strong matchup. Because he'll see all three of these Cowboys cornerbacks,

he'll be in the slot a lot where he'll see Jordan Lewis, the former Michigan cornerback from college, and he allows a 75% catch rate this year.

And then if he sees the other guys on the outside, Anthony Brown, who's given up 12 catches

through two games and 160 yards, that's a good matchup. And Trevion Diggs, who was good at times

last week, but he's already given up 10 receptions through two weeks. So yeah, it's a nice spot for Shepard to get five plus catches.

And I'm actually pretty stunned to see his over under at just 36 and a half receiving yards.

I mean, there's dudes injured.

Cadarius Tony, Wandoe Robinson.

Receivers are injured for this team.

Shepard's probably going to see seven plus targets.

I have him for 50 plus receiving yards. I take this over 36 and a half. You can too with a

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