If you're playing fantasy or betting on Saturday, you need to see this.

I've spent five hours researching this slate and these are the players you must have and avoid.

And let's start with Jonathan Taylor at $7,200 who look, since Jeff Saturday took over as the head coach,

it's been the Jonathan Taylor show.

These are his averages with Saturday in four games, 19.2 fantasy points, almost three receptions in 21 rush attempt.

So 24 touches per game.

That's 53% more points than he had before Jeff Saturday took over.

And since Naim Himes was traded to Buffalo, you're getting a lot more passing game usage.

These are his targets, four targets and three receptions right here in three straight games

is giving him a nice floor and massive ceiling.

So the simple problem here is to play Jonathan Taylor, take his overs.

He's probably the best running back on the slate for Saturday.

And then there's J.K. Dobbins, who's affordable at $5,200 and just returned last week to a massive

day over 100 yards, finds the end zone, 20 plus fantasy points on draft kings.

And now he's facing the Brown's number 29 run defense at a very

affordable $50, $500. So we're easily playing this player, right? And not so fast. You see,

Dobbins only saw 28 of 61 snaps. That's not even 50% of the snaps in this game. And he saw

15 carries. Gus Edwards saw 13 carries. Four running backs and a mobile quarterback saw touches

and saw volume in this game. So yeah,

he had a great game, but most of it came on a 140-yard run. And as he gets healthier, there's a

chance he can see more snaps, but it's still a crowded backfield. And he saw no targets,

not something he's really known for anyways. Lack of upsidealen Waddle, who's $7,000 flat in the last couple of

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