Good morning, friends and enemies in today's video. We are going through the entire week 11

fantasy football slate game by game. And we are ranking every running back as a start, a sit,

or a flex as we do every Wednesday. So make sure you're subscribed to the channel. If you want

this going forward, we will be doing the wide receiver version of this video tomorrow.

Let's jump right into Thursday night football. We've got the New York Jets in Foxborough at the Patriots. The Patriots are 12.5 point favorites over the Jets at home. It's a 42 and a half point total, which means Vegas doesn't expect a damn thing from the New York Jets on the offensive side of the ball. Brise Hall is playing a really good ball, though. He looks explosive. He looks good.

He's obviously the centerpiece of this offense with Garrett Wilson out.

I expect him to continue to try to run it through Bruce Hall.

Problem is, it's like an unstoppable force meet to a movable object or if that's vice versa. I forget what the phrase is. That's what the Patriots run defense is. as I'm sure most of you guys have heard this stat by now.

Last week when Sean Tucker rushed for 53 yards, it was the first running back all year to top 50 yards against this New England run defense. As you could see, it's just right across the board. Fantasy points allowed, EPA per rush. They are pretty much the single toughest defense to run against. It's probably them in Seattle up there. So feel good about Breece, but I don't feel good about the matchup. So he's going to jump into the feels good category. On the flip side, if we look at the practice reports, we do have Ramandre Stevenson with the turf toe returning to a limited practice on both Monday and Tuesday. We don't have word on whether or not he's going to play. We obviously had a big time breakout game from Trayvion Henderson last week with the two big

runs. I believe Terrell Jennings is also back to a limited practice for both Monday and Tuesday,

so a good chance that he suits up and doesn't miss any time at all. The matchup is phenomenal.

Obviously, the Jets defense got rid of their key pieces here. They're not a good run defense.

They are not a good defense.

They are not a good team.

So if Ramandre is playing, I think the turf toe probably puts them into the shaky flex category. I do something think he has a role. And I would put Trayvon Henderson in the dub flex. This is if Ramandre is playing. If Ramadre does not play, we're going to move Trayvon Henderson up to the Feels Good category.

Now, I'll say a couple things about it.

Like, it's easy to move Trayvon Henderson up to the Feels

Good category. Now, I'll say a couple things about it. Like, it's easy to get overly hyped about

Trevon Henderson after last week when he had those explosive plays. That's very much part of his game.

But there's also a world where those things don't happen, where you don't hit the big plays.

Like we saw Seekoine Barclay doing that all last year, not doing it this year. And if you don't hit those big plays, there's a lot of ceiling left on the table. And I could see Treveon finish more in the RB 15 to 20 range based on volume than anything else. But if Remandre doesn't play, I'm going to move Trayvon Henderson up to the Feels Good category. And he'll likely be a top 12 to 15 running back option this week. If Ramandre doesn't play and

Terrell Jennings does play, I would actually

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