Here's what I know. Based on you finding this video, I know you have some questions about your lineup this week. Well, I have those answers. Consider this your ultimate guide to week.

Beginning with one of the starts of the week at the running back position, Rahim Mostard, who in this last game saw great usage.

You see, Mostar only scored 5.8 points, but he saw 15 touches, 70% of the running back opportunities. And for the fifth straight straight week he was the RB1 here. Well, what does this mean? Well, it means we can rely on him and no matter what the game script

is to be the starter moving forward. Tua is expected back this week, which helps the overall

offense and most start find the red zone, which is something you can expect this week on Sunday

night football against the Steelers because the dolphins are seven point favorites. And now this is massive for most start because in his career, as a six

point favorite or more, he's played five games. He's averaged 17 opportunities per game and

over 14 fantasy points per game. This basically means he's a top 10 running back in these game

environments. So start him, but sit this wide receiver. And that would be Alan Lazard. Don't play.

I mean, this might sound crazy because if you look at his fantasy points the last four weeks, he scored 13 and a half points every single week for

the last month. And he's now a top 20 wide receiver and points per game on the year. So why are we

sitting him, Sal? Well, let's discuss. You see, Lazard has four touchdowns. He's basically thriving

off touchdowns right now. 20% of his targets are becoming touchdowns this year. That is more than

three times the NFL average. And here's what this means. It means his production is not sustainable.

And when the efficiency wears off, he's going to need to rely on volume, but he's not getting it.

He ranks 54th at earning targets this year, only averaging four receptions per game. This is

basically bench player type material when the

touchdowns go away. So sit him, but then grab this tight end streamer. I know you need a tight end.

Tight end position stinks. There's players on buys. This is the guy to stream. And it is the

rookie from Denver, Greg Doltage, who made his debut in the last game and boy, did it go well.

Doltich in this game led all the tight ends and snaps with 41 snaps. 65% of the

snaps led to over 12 fantasy points. He found the end zone. But that's not all. When he was

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