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Welcome in to the week teen.

Fantasy football running back preview.

We do this every single Wednesday where we go game by game.

And I'll let you all know whether every fantasy relevant running back is a start, a sit, or a flex.

Thursday night football tomorrow night, Atlanta at Tampa Bay.

Let's start strong.

So we've got Atlanta in Tampa Bay here. Tampa

Bay, four and a half point favorites. Feels a little light, but based on the way the Tampa Bay's

offense has been playing 44.5 point total. Let's check out the practice reports real quick.

We have a couple of DMPs across the board here. Mainly the one we're focused on is Drake London. It looks like he will not be suiting up again on Thursday a night here. Nothing Monday, another DMP Tuesday. So hopeful to be back by next week. We also have some limited practices for Jaylon McMillan. Mike Evans. We'll see if they're going to be suiting up in this one. Tristan Worf's did miss last week's game, but it's trending towards him returning, which

would be big for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' offensive line, obviously. We're bike. Bijon's going to go into the must-start category. I also added two new categories to this screen. Maybe you guys like it, maybe you hate it, maybe you don't care whatsoever. whatsoever the total yards here at the. So it's just obviously a combination of rushing yards and receiving yards, the prop that you can find there on MGM. And then I also added the rush attempt number there. So 16 and a half for Bejohn. Bucky Irving matches him with 16 and a half. Obviously his comeback really, really strong, continues to score touchdowns. splitting a little bit more work with Rashad White than we would like to see. He had some negative runs last week that I think contributed to that. But regardless, he's as close to a must start behind that like Bijan, Jamir Gibbs, that type of tier as you're going to find in fantasy football right now. Matchup is really good against the Atlanta Falcons defense, which is struggling. Al Jir and Rashad White are both going to go into like the shaky flex

rather matchup is really good against the Atlanta Falcons defense, which is struggling.

Algier and Rashad White are both going to go into like the shaky flex, rather not category.

And we can move on from there.

Arizona at Houston, a 42.5 point total here.

We've got Houston as nine and a half point favorites.

Arizona's defense is decimated.

They look terrible.

They got ripped apart by the Rams, Kyron and Blake Quorum last week. So it begs the question, just how high is Woody Marks's ceiling? He's just not been a ceiling player this year, but I mean, you're coming off of a 26 carry game. Like the Texans have showed their cars. You know what they want to do in that backfield. So Woody Marks, I mean, I'm putting them into the fields good category. Matchup is great, volume is great. The other side of the ball, Zonovan Knight and Michael Carter are going to be the backfield going forward. They're going into the shaky flex tier and probably towards the bottom of it. Same thing with Nick Chub. They might get so far ahead in this game script that Nick Chubb gets some goal line carries, but right now it is Woody Marks's backfield to lose. Move on to Baltimore at Cincinnati here. The Ravens, two and a half point favorites, despite being in Cincinnati, a 52.5 point total here. Derek Henry is going to go right into the must-start category because they're playing the Cincinnati Bengals here. on the flip side of the ball, I would actually like to get Keaton Mitchell involved a little bit, but I believe he's day-to-day with that knee injury that he left the game with last week. So I'll have to keep an eye on practice reports for that. The only other player we're thinking about playing here would be Chase Brown. Overall, super involved, scoring touchdowns, catching passes, getting enough rushing attempts. his lines at 12 and a half, which is around where he finished with last week. Not efficient, but did get into the end zone twice, so ended up saving his day. But more often than not, over this last six to eight weeks, he's been a rock solid RB1, and the Baltimore run defense is not one to be scared of. So Chase Brown is going to go right into the feels good category here.

Next game up on the slate, we've got Buffalo at New England.

New England, one and a half point underdogs, despite being at home, and despite having already beaten the Buffalo Bills.

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