Let's talk some bust-proof players next on Fantasy Football today in 5.

Welcome to FFT in 5. I'm Chris Towers. I'm here with Dan Schneier, and we're going to talk about some players who, look, nobody has zero risk.

All right, we can't perfectly predict the future. Every player has some range

of outcomes, even your number one overall pick has a chance to bust. But what we're talking about

today is trying to target three or four players who, at the very least, there are very few

ways for them to go wrong. You know, that's one thing that I think is

really important in fantasy football is having discussions about the range of possible outcomes

for players because, you know, it's really easy to just focus on the upside or just focus on the

downside for players. But a good example of, you know, the range of outcomes thing would be like a player like

Josh Jacobs last year.

You know, he was someone a lot of people were out on, didn't think he had a lot of

upside.

Turns out he ends up being the RB3.

So keeping those ranges of outcomes in mind is important.

But today, we're going to try to focus on players who have a really safe floor and a guy that

I really like for both upside and safety in like the second round range of drafts is Amonra St.

Brown for Detroit.

He's just what we've seen from him basically since he became a full-time player for Detroit is just a massive volume of targets.

And a lot of people will point to, well, he has not a lot of opportunity or a lot of competition for targets, right? And this year, you know, once Jameson Williams is back from his suspension, maybe he can emerge as the number one. I don't buy it. I think I'm on R. St. Brown, the way this offense runs, Jared Gough, being a safe

quarterback who doesn't like to push the ball down the field, that's going to lead to a lot of

targets for Amonar St. Brown, who's just open constantly. It's like Keenan Allen. I think that's the

comp for Monarche, St. Brown. And Keen Allen has been not necessarily like a high upside wide

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