Good morning, friends and enemies. In today's video, we will be going game by game,

letting y'all know whether you should sit or start every single fantasy relevant running back.

In week six, we do this every Wednesday. We will be doing the wide receiver version every Thursday,

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Philadelphia travels to

MetLife Stadium to take on the New York Giants. Philly is seven point favorites in this one with a

40 and a half point total. That is excruciatingly low, thanks to how Philadelphia's offenses

operated the last couple of weeks. But Sequin Barclay, nonetheless, of course, is going to the-start category. I know he's been a little bit underwhelming up to this point in the season. He's still a very, very high floor. RB1. I'd imagine every time the Eagles play the Giants, he is going to be on his best behavior. Now, you know, there were some rumblings about his knee, possibly causing him to miss some time. But yeah, he was a DMP on Monday.

It's supposed to be just general soreness in this one. He was limited on Tuesday and he says he's going to be a full go. I think the bigger point here to make overall with the Eagles right now and maybe one of the reasons why they're struggling is their offensive line. Landon Dickerson is going to miss this one. He had been struggling most of the year. They've got some injuries on the on the front there but i don't think it's going to matter much in terms of what

sequin's going to do miss this one. He had been struggling most of the year. They've got some injuries on the front there, but I don't think it's going to matter much in terms of what Sequan's going to do in this one. Now, on the flip side, we don't have lines for the Giants running backs right now because we don't know Tyrone Tracy's status. Now, he did return to a limited practice, still recovering from the dislocated shoulder injury. Don't know whether or not he's going to play. If I had to put money

on it, I would go 51.49 in favor of him not playing. I still think it's a little bit early and the fact

that they are on a short week. If this was Sunday, maybe, but I'm going to proceed and I'm going to

rank players as if Tyrone Tracy is not playing, which means Cam Scadabo is going to be on the field

playing his normal workhorse role as he has been for the last couple of weeks. You know, he's not necessarily breaking away big plays, but the volume is just so high that you can't really move away from him. And I think with Darius Slayton likely to miss, we could see, you know, that target number continue to be a really, really high floor for

a guy like Cam Scadabo and there's no one else that I want to be playing in this game. Moving to Denver at the New York Jets, Denver, seven and a half point favorites, 43 and a half point total. So really good game script. I mean, I am hard pressed not to put J.K. Dobbins in the must start category. He is dominating touches. He's dominating snaps. I will say the only thing leaving him closer to the Feels Good category for me, like I can't put him into the Jemir Gibbs tier. I can't put him into that like, you know, really, really solidified must start despite how good he's been. He's not catching passes. He has not hit 10 receiving yards in a single game this year. So that's just not his role, which is a little bit of a surprise considering how many snaps he's playing and just how often Sean Peyton's offense like does just dump down to running backs regardless of what down and distance it is. Regardless, I mean, we feel great about J.K. Dobbins here. So he's going to be in the feels

good category, but at the very, very top of it. On the flip side, Breece Hall, I mean, his runout is very, very pure right now without Braylin Allen. He's getting so many of the targets, so many of the snap, so many of the just running back carries in general for the New York Jets. tough matchup against Denver obviously

a lot of red across the board

they're one of the best defenses in the NFL

of course that being said though for the New York Jets. Tough matchup against Denver, obviously. A lot of red across the board.

They're one of the best defenses in the NFL. Of course, that being said, though, like the work is going to be crazy. He's going to get a lot of dump off. He's going to get a lot of garbage time work, probably. His lines this week are crazy high. I mean, Vegas has him at 67 and a half rushing yards, which I would probably lean under on and 28 and a half receiving yards.

He never really scores touchdowns, but like the yardage and the touches are going to be there. And as long as Braylon Allen is out, that's what the case is going to be here. RJ Harvey, it looked like he was kind of on the come up here and might have had a little bit of a, you know, hopefully a coming out party two weeks ago.

Didn't really happen last week.

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