Good morning, friends and enemies. In today's video, we are running through every single game of

the week three slate, and we are ranking and tearing every fantasy relevant running back for you guys.

I realize we've had a lot of new subscribers over the course of the summer. I don't think I've

introduced myself a single time since like last year. My name's Nick. All right, let's get on with

the video. All right, we will open things up with the first game of the slate that it starts in night football. Miami travels to Buffalo. Buffalo is 12.5 point favorites at home. This is a 49.5 point total here. I think it's pretty obvious. We got James Cook as a must start. It's a great matchup. He's a beast, all that, all that.

Devon A-chan, of course, is going into the must-start category. And there's no one else in this game that you want to have in your lineups. When we look at the practice reports, the only things that you need to be conscious of Matt Milano and Ed Oliver look like they're both not playing. However, on the offensive side of the ball for Miami, we do have both Darren Waller and Jalen Wright getting in back-to-back limited practices. So it does look like at least one of them, if not both of them, are looking like they're going to suit up for Thursday night football. It doesn't really change much with the matchups here or anyone that you're putting into your lineup, but it might be worth known. You know, we'd just be saying things that hopefully look good afterwards and speaking of my absolute favorite play for this game

is devon a chan fewer than 12 and a half carries and this is i mean we can attack this from multiple

layers multiple angles but this is my favorite slip that you can make on the entire board right now

one you've got buffalo is 12 and a point favorites. So I don't see any world where the game script favors Miami going run heavy. Two, they just don't go run heavy simply because their run offense does not work. It's not effective. Devon A-chan busts out for big plays every now and then, but they don't run it at a high volume clip.

Three, you have Jalen Wright likely returning for this game who won't be a big high impact player, but between him and Ali Gordon, I bet they take, you know, six to eight carries from Achan. And most importantly, when you look at the Miami offense, in games where they are close, right, drop back rate within three points. You have Miami, 73% of their plays.

They are dropping back to pass the ball, even when they are in close games. When they're trailing, forget about it. They're up at 78%. That is the fifth highest rate in the NFL. Within three points, they are tied with the third highest rate in the NFL and passing the ball. A-chan is yet to hit 12 carries this year.

This ain't the game script for it. They can't find success on the ground. Jalen Wright is back. So everything on paper is fewer than 12 and a half carries, which means he probably gets 18 carries, but that is my favorite play on the board. If you want to grab this play, we've actually got a sick promo going for you guys right now on MGM. If you deposit just $10 with code BDGE, not only will you get bonus money back

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This could be a game like that. So I think in a non-PPR league, you could throw him into the shaky flex tier. Overall, though, he's in the rather not category for me. On the other side of the ball, you got Chuba who's played really well. He's put up nearly 18 ppr points in back-to-back weeks. I will say if you're not really like in the trenches

following the injury reports, they had two really, really big injuries last week to their

offensive line. Both of their starting guards, Robert Hunt, who's a beast and Austin Corbett,

are both going to be out for this game, if not for extended periods of the season. So their

run blocking line, which honestly hasn't played that well this year, which is a strength of their team, just took two massive hits. So Chub is still the guy playing on 75% of the snaps. He's still dominating touches. So you can't throw him down too far. So he's still definitely within like the feels good to dub flex category. But I am concerned about what the injuries to the offensive line eventually mean for the efficiency of this run game he's really only average like 3.5 3.8 yards per carry keeps getting it done in the passing game kind of more so in garbage time but he's catching a lot of passes he's got eight receptions through two games so i have him in one of my teams and i'm gonna i'll be honest with you he's i'm looking at him as more of a dubflex than an actual, like, you know, solid feels good player.

Moving on to Green Bay at Cleveland.

We've got the Green Bay Packers in Cleveland as eight and a half point favorites, 41.5 point over under.

This is going to be just a absolute defensive clash in the trenches. We've got the Green Bay Packers

where it's Josh Jacobs and the Browns are a very, very good run defense. They are very, very hard

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