Ladies and gentlemen, hey yo, fellas, fellas, welcome to the week. Lucky number, maybe unlucky number

13 for some of you out there this week. We're looking at the top stacks and it's interesting this

week because you're going to have your stereotypical stacks that look good dominated the first

six weeks of the year for reasons, one reason or another injuries, whatever it might be, teams playing

them differently on defense

the bucks the ram some things change we're still going to talk about them and interesting ways

to get different within their stacks specifically but this week is is appealing because of what

some injuries are with with Arizona with how Baltimore is not maybe falling apart but in ways of

being not as consistent for the price tag

of Lamar Jackson.

We know Josh Allen, who was the quarterback won on the entire week 12 slate.

He played on Thursday night Thanksgiving, but number one scoring quarterback.

He's not on the slate, right?

And you start to get these things where, okay, you're having the seesaw of Justin Herbert.

One week up, one week down, one week up, last week down.

What's going to happen this week, right? And as the colder months come through, it's, it's the prevalence of this running game in a lot of situations is taking on a different dimension for a lot of teams. And it's, it's creating lower scoring environments, less plays, less overall drives in the game, and obviously less for the passing game. So it's interesting, right?

So we're going to break this down on the top stacks.

There's seven stacks.

We'll talk about top five, a couple honorable mentions, but it really depends on the type of

format you're playing it.

If you were playing in a contest that has 300 people in it, you really don't even need,

I'm going to stack still, but you don't need to stack if you're going for an elite mobile upside quarterback like a Lamar right but if you're playing in those contests you can go to honestly almost anybody almost anybody depending on what you're

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