These are the week one USFL plays that nobody is talking about.

Up first is $4,600 Bailey Geith, who was the second wide receiver taken by his team,

the Pittsburgh Mallors.

But Draft Kings has messed up this pricing.

As you can see from my tweet right here, he is 47% cheaper than the other six wide receivers

taken second by their team.

And you could easily see this.

At $4,600, he was drafted second overall

right here in this column. If you were to scroll up, the next cheapest guy who was a second

wide receiver taken is $1,200 more at $5,800. Naturally, just automatically we have a built-in

edge before the games even start because of the salary. Now, Geith was a solid college producer.

He averaged 60 yards per game and around

four receptions per game. He was getting better in college, getting 700 yards in each of his final

two seasons. He signed as an undrafted free agent with the Packers last year, but then in camp

announced his retirement. But the 25-year-old is breaking out of retirement and get him back

onto the scene, and we can play him as a value play here the next man up is a pittsburgh muller's running

back now in madre london london rushed for over 2,000 yards last year in the european league

and you might think oh this is just a bad league everybody was doing that but that's not true

he had two times more rushing yards than anybody else this was skill based and now he's on a team

where his head coach was a running backs coach the previous 23 years of his career.

And his biggest competition is Garrett Groshek, who is average as a runner in college, was not dominant.

Bottom 10% of all time, never topped 400 rushing yards, never topped a couple of touchdowns.

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