Good morning, friends and enemies in today's video. We're going to go through every single game in the week five NFL Slate talking about the wide receivers for fantasy football, whether or not I'd sit them, whether or not I start them and everything in between that you need to know. Injuries, weather reports, snap counts, and all the below and above. We did the exact same thing for running backs yesterday. That will be linked in the show notes. If you want to go watch that first, go do so. And if you are new here and want this every single week, subscribe to the channel. Let's start off with tonight's game Thursday night football. We've got San Francisco at the Rams. It is all the way down to an eight and a half point game in favor of the Rams. They are at home.

Obviously, that has all to do with the slop show that is the injury report for the Niners. Right now, we've got Brock Purdy out. We've got Ricky Pierce all out. We've got Joanne Jennings out. We've got George Kittle out. We've got Brandon Ayuk out. This entire video will go too long if I continue to go down. the injury report, but it's not looking good for the San Francisco side of things. We are here to

quickly rank the Rams receivers. Puka's lines are just absurd at this point. I mean, 96 and a half receiving yards, eight and a half receptions. I mean, we're talking about like peak Tyreek Hill type numbers. Cooper Cupner in 2021, of course, like it just don't get much better than Pa at this point. Devante has basically just been a pure 4 for 56 and a touchdown almost every single week.

And it's like, I want to say the touchdowns can come and go, but he is also being targeted

more often than any receiver in the NFL inside the 10 yard lines that is very clearly

a part of their game plan right now. San Francisco defense has been really good. I will say last week, first game without Nick Bosa, who's out for the year, they now are having a lot of trouble getting pressure. There was zero sacks last week. I believe they had maybe one pressure, possibly zero pressures in the game against Jacksonville, which is something a bit troubling.

And Stafford's kind of clicking right now.

He's looking good.

He's looking healthy. He's slinging the rock around. So I mean, Devante Adams, you know, we won't waste too much time here. It's going to be feels good. So on the San Francisco side of things, there's not much I want to do here. Mac Jones had a pretty good game statistically last time he was out there. but he had Ricky P, he had Joanne Jennings,

with their receiver group topped with like Kendrick Bourne and Demarcus Robinson and I don't even know who else they're going to try it out here. I mean, Kendrick Bourne at this point feels like a like a poor man's Malik Washington. You know, it's disgusting. His line's at 39 and a half, so I guess you could do worse and like targets have to go somewhere. I'll be honest, if I'm picking a flex play, if I'm starting someone in that lineup, it's a tough choice between Kendrick Bourne and Jake Tongis out there at tight end. I think he might get some targets in this one. Regardless, if you are starting one of those guys, you are in trouble. Let's move to the international game. We've got Minnesota versus Cleveland, Minnesota, four and a half point favorites.

This is in England, of course.

We've got wins around 15 miles per hour, but it's a fairly closed up venue in Tottenham.

So not going to be a huge impact there.

Now, the biggest note that I think we need to go through quickly is while Minnesota's favorite in this game, the over under is

36 and a half, which is an awful total for a game, obviously extremely low, probably one of the

lowest of the entire season, if I had to guess. The Minnesota offensive line is in hell right now.

They just got Christian Darisaw back like two weeks ago off of a very serious injury that he

suffered last season, but he is pretty much a full go.

However, Donovan Jackson, their first round rookie is going to be out for this game. Brian O'Neill, they're very talented. Other side of the ball tackle outside of Christian Darrow is out for this game. Ryan Kelly is also suffered his second concussion of the season. So very likely he's going to be out for this game as well. So we're very likely without three of their top five offensive linemen in this one against a ferocious Cleveland

pass rush here, which probably going to be an issue for Minnesota and their passing game. So

Jefferson had a good game last week with Carson Wentz in their first game back and he'll get

targeted a ton. But I'm going to be honest to you, I don't have as good of a feeling just based on the offensive line there and based on what I don't project to be a ton of consistency. I will say the fact that Minnesota has two games in a row internationally is a pretty big advantage against the team that's just traveling there for a week. We've actually seen that play out quite a few times where a team has back-to-back international games and they typically play a lot better in the second week because they're now accustomed. It's not like a huge travel week for them. So, you know, Minnesota might have a little bit more consistency, but I do think the pressure that's going to be put on Carson Wentz could be extremely problematic for the passing game. So yeah, Jefferson's,

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