Good morning, friends and enemies.

In today's video, we are going game by game for every NFL game on the slate, week 12, and we are ranking every fantasy relevant running back as a start, a sit, or a flex, as we do every single Wednesday. So if you're new here, make sure you subscribe. We'll be doing the same exact thing for the wide receiver position tomorrow. Let's jump straight in. We'll start things off with Thursday night

football. We've got Buffalo at Houston, Houston six point underdogs here, 43 and a half point total.

This will be another CJ Stroudless game for the Texans. We're not going to overthink James Cook here.

He's going straight into the must start category, though. It is a tough matchup, so he'll probably end up closer towards the bottom of that tier. But nonetheless, you are not sitting James Cook because we know he's capable of on a good day. Now, the interesting backfield on the other side is Houston, where we've seen Woody Marks pretty much completely take over the backfield. He's getting a ton of volume. He's getting a ton of touches. And if there's one part of the Buffalo defense, that could be had that Houston can absolutely figure out what they want to do with is the run

defense here. They are allowing the second most fantasy points per game to the running back position,

bottom four and EPA per rush allowed to opponents as well. So a pretty green matchup,

at least on paper, I'm a little bit worried that

Buffalo kind of just beats up on Houston enough to the point where it's like, yeah, on paper,

the matchup looks great. But as you could see, Vegas has a very, very high projection for Woody

Marks here, 63.5 rushing yards, 12 and a half receiving yards. Anytime touchdown is at plus

120. I actually really like Woody Marks's reception line here at one and a half receiving yards. Anytime touchdown is at plus 120. I actually really like Woody

Woody Marks' reception line here at one and a half. So I will be nailing the over there.

If you want to follow all of my picks, by the way, just a little caveat here. I take a ton of

player pops throughout the season. I've actually officially tracked everything that I've taken.

And I'm over 75% hit rate on individual legs on player props for the year, which is incredibly impressive, to be honest with you. That's much higher than I would normally do, but I'm reading the board pretty well. Woody marks over one and a half reception feels quite free. And if you want to follow all my picks, if you want to see everything that I take, you could do so on the Picket app. It is free to download. It is free to follow me. It's like a social betting platform pretty much that you can like follow your friends. You can follow your favorite creators. And it syncs all of our picks. And obviously if you sync one of your books or any of the books that you play on, it will be able to track your picks throughout the calendar months and weeks and years. And you can see how well you're doing, how poorly you're doing. More importantly, you can just see how we're doing on the year so far.

So go to the Pickett app, use BDGEE when you download it. Again, free. There's no like credit card required or anything like that. You will follow myself as well as the other BDGE members on the platform. That link will be down below. So for Woody Marks, I think Vegas is telling him it's going to be a good day for him.

He's been playing pretty well.

He's having a ton of volume with Davis Mills. So we're going to throw him into the feels good category, good matchup on paper, a lot of volume here. Besides him, we got Nick Chubb. He's going to go into the rather not category. He's just been kind of completely phased out of the offense. Moving over to Indy at the Kansas City Chiefs.

So we've got a three and a half point underdog game for the Colts.

50 and a half point total.

Of course, JT is going into the must start category.

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