Good morning, friends and enemies. In today's video, we will be going game by game through every NFL game for the week 10 slate and ranking the running backs for fantasy football, whether they are starts, whether they are flexes, whether they are sits. I don't know why that was so hard coming out of my mouth. Pause, but that is what we do every single Wednesday. All right. And if you are new here, make sure you subscribe to the channel because we will be doing this every Wednesday going forward through the remainder of the season. Tomorrow will be the wide receiver version of this video. All right. So let's jump in Thursday night football tomorrow night, Las Vegas at Denver. All right, we've got the Raiders heading to Denver. Very tough matchup. Of course, 42.5 point total.

The Broncos are nine and a half point favorites.

Should see a healthy dose of J.K. Dobbins.

Though it is not led to a ton of production for him, though I do think we're going to see

some touchdown regression swing his way in a good way, otherwise known as progression.

He's not catching passes, which I think is still weird given Sean Payton's offense just throws to the running back on all downs typically. It just hasn't gone his way, but I think you just keep firing Dobbins up. This is a good matchup. Should see some touchdown looks. He's obviously getting a lot of work, getting the majority of snaps. His backfield mate, RJ Harvey, he's still only seeing about 30% of the snaps on the year. And even in games where he's scoring touchdowns, he's still splitting the backfield with Tyler Biday and J.K. Dobbins, still running less than 50%, fewer than 40% of the snaps here. So yes, he's had some really good touchdown luck, but he's still very much in that shaky flex category where it's hard to have confidence in him because his touch count continues to be low. Ash and Gentie, really tough defense, obviously against Denver. As you could see, they are bottom five and pretty much every statistical category against running backs, EPA per rush, fantasy points allowed to the running backs to overall points per game. If we check the practice report real quick, the obvious D&P here for the Broncos who will be out

for this week is Patrick Sertan, but we'll get into that tomorrow when we cover the wide receivers.

But yeah, Gentie is going to be in the feels good category as well just because the matchup is

so difficult on the ground. Moving into the Sunday slate, we've got Atlanta versus Indy.

Again, just a quick reminder, the game is in Berlin. This is at 9.30 a.m. So make sure you set your lineups, your matchups, all that kind of good stuff beforehand. I will be at this game. Yes, your man's will be sporting the sticks jersey. Julio Jones, bright red, look for me in the stands. If you are in Germanyany if you're in berlin if you're going to be

there for that weekend dm me on instagram or twitter or something we will be doing a fan meetup

that saturday around happy hourish i'll give you the location jonathan taylor must start

bjean robinstein must start and there's no one else we really want i guess you could throw

tyler alger into the rather not he will be in the rankings of course but we don't want them in our lineups moving to baltimore at minnesota this is a three and a half point favorite game for baltimore forty eight and a half point total we saw baltimore clicking on all cylinders with lamar jackson back on the field obviously derrick henry it's going to live and die by touchdowns for the most part, but he's Derek Henry, so he's going into the must start category. The flip side of things, a little bit trickier because we did see Aaron Jones leave the game last week in Minnesota's first game back with J.J. McCarthy. They got the win over the lines. Aaron Jones was looking phenomenal. He was taking the majority of snaps. He was out producing Jordan Mason by a long shot, seem to have suffered an AC sprain, which is not overly significant for a running back. You could usually shoot up and play through it. And I expect him to be playing in this game. So we're going to move forward as if he is playing in this game. And I'm going to throw him into the Dubflex category. The Ravens defense will get better as the year progresses as they get guys healthier. But their interior of their defensive line is for sure a problem for the time being. And I think you can run on them. And I think we can see clearly that Jones is a little bit more explosive than Jordan Mason. They're using him in passing situations. I do think when they get

down to the goal line, it will likely be Jordan Mason who gets those carries. So you could throw them

into the shaky flex category. And yes, I fucking know that that is Jordan Addison in the profile

picture. No matter what I do, I can't change it. Like the software for whatever reason, the way I built

this is it pulls in

profile pictures, headshots from the ESPN API. So when I put in a new player, I just click

like a download headshot button. And no matter what I do, no matter what instructions I feed it,

it just gives me Jordan Addison's headshot. So live with it. All right. Fuck it. Jordan Mason,

shaky flex. Buffalo at Miami. Of course, Devon A. Chan live with it. All right. Fuck it. Jordan Mason. Shaky Flex. Buffalo at Miami. Of course,

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