fellas it's the final week of the regular season but there's still a lot out there for the taking let's

discuss how to win in week 18 and we can start by looking at the fifty six hundred dollar

tyler a leger the rookie is a hundred yards away from a thousand yards season and Atlanta says they're

aware of this and here's his usage as of late week 16 62 percent of the snaps that's great

his second highest on the year this past week 70 percent of the snaps the That's great. His second highest on the year. This past week, 70% of the snaps the most he's seen and 20 plus touches in back-to-back games. And now he's a four and a half

point favorite at just 5,600. Strong play. Now, Al Juer's probably going to pick up some ownership,

but a wide receiver that's not picking up a ton of ownership is a great leverage play. needs 155 yards to break the same rookie record. And I agree that sounds like a lot.

But in week three in the same exact matchup against the Carolina Panthers, he did drop

147 yards.

So he has it in him.

And the Panthers last week gave up over 430 yards to Tom Brady, 200 plus yards to Mike

Evans.

Alave is great leverage at this price tag.

Now, another wide receiver who's great leverage at this price tag was injured last week. And that would be Tyler Lockett, who's 6,400 and actually played in the game,

but as you see here, he only played 31% of the snaps, as opposed to playing 90% in his previous

healthy games. This was because he was injured, but now they're in a must-win situation with a

chance to make the playoffs. And he said, two reporters, he's going to be out there. At low ownership, I like him. And I also like his quarterback, a nice little stacking option as well.

Gino Smith, $6,000 flat, solid team total. Not a lot of high scoring games this week, but Seattle, 24-point

team total is a good one. And Gino takes on the RAM secondary that has nothing to play for. And he a season best this year, 300 career best, 367 yards and three touchdowns against them earlier

this season. I think he's one of the better stacks. Not the best stack, we'll get to that in a second,

but one of the better stacks on the week. And I'm not totally against stacking him with his running

back Kenneth Walker, who's not known for catching passes, but Walker's 64 yards away from hitting

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