You're just days away from week six, but you aren't certain who to play. Well, this video will help with that. These are the must-have players for week six. And we're starting with somebody coming in massively lower owned on draft Kings and it's $7,600 Aaron Jones, who look, last week, his usage was incredible. You see, Jones ended up seeing a season high, 74% of the snaps. And because of that, his backfield running mate, yeah, AJ Dillon saw a season low, just 31% of the snaps, 16 opportunities, and because of that, his backfield running

mate, yeah, AJ Dillon saw a season low, just 31% of the snaps. Now, Jones only scored 10 fantasy

points on this, so people aren't going to notice his great role increase, even though its

underlying usage has been elite, and you can see for yourself. You see, Aaron Jones is top three

right now amongst all running backs and efficiency. And when you take out a couple of running backs who have a smaller sample of touches and snaps, he's actually the number one most

efficient running back through the first five weeks of the year. And now if his potential snaps and

touches are going to increase with this great efficiency, a breakout is nearing. So play Jones and then

also consider the $5,000, somehow just $5,000 on draft kinks, Travis E.N this week, who had a career day last week. You see,

the second year player who missed his entire rookie season goes for over 100 total yards. He puts up 14

fantasy points. And then his head coach, Doug Peterson comes out and says, I need to get him more

than 13 touches in a game. And like Aaron Jones, Travis E.TN, he was known in college and now

the NFL for being really efficient per touch. So Jones is number three in efficiency for running backs and Travis Eton,

the second year player is number five.

And it's the perfect time for Eton to get more touches because he faces the Colts this

week who give up the fifth most catches to RBs.

So EATN is an advantageous play.

And at the wide receiver position, $6,100, Chris Gobwin is still too cheap.

Now last week, Godwin's usage was interesting. He ran 41

routes his first week back. Last week being his second week back, he only runs 27 routes. So 50%

of the times that Tom Brady was throwing, he was out there running a route. That's not great.

There was no reported setback, so it's likely the bucks were just taking it easy after getting

up big early in that game, and then Gobwin came out later on. I don't expect Scotty Miller to play over Gobwin in a close game. And now Gobwin's going to have a fantastic matchup in the slot against

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