 Hey everybody what's going on I am Greg Sussman joined today by Tom Vecchio Fendle who's here to give us the top value plays on the board in DFS in week number six. What's going on Tom? I'm doing good we have some really interesting options this week so let's jump right in. Let's begin with the Chicago Bears. Big Dick Nick and the Bears are playing well right now playing good football and that is especially true with David Montgomery who this week is $5900 here for the Chicago Bears and the value play under 6k for a workhorse running back seems like a good price to me. Absolutely this matchup against the Panthers is something actually have a really good amount of interest in overall the over understanding at 43 and a half which I think is a little bit too low and I'm expecting this game to hit the over on that the Panthers are allowing 31.7 Fendle points per game to opposing running backs as tied for dead last in the league. Now that's a great start he holds a 57% market share of the total rushes on the Bears which doesn't seem that high but it's actually 40% higher than the player in second place. He also has a 12.5% target share when it comes to the passing game which is surprisingly high it's fourth highest on the team. He's yet to hit 20 total touches on the season but interestingly enough he has 14 total targets in the past two weeks so if this game does stay closed it's not really a running game. He's going to see plenty of work and those 14 targets are more than he had combined in the first three weeks so clearly there's a change with Foles at quarterback. The combination of Foles at quarterback and Tariq Cohen no longer being a part of this Bears team this season as he's on IR has ticked up the usage both in the passing in the receiving game and in the rushing game for David Montgomery who's just on the field all the time. A lot of love about David Montgomery every week certainly this week against Carolina a great spot and under $6,000 on Fendle. I love targeting the Jets because they're very bad at football and that's why this week we look at Miami specifically Ryan Fitzpatrick who talks about pairing him up potentially with Demonte Parker as a stack. I mentioned that with Jim earlier in the week but if you don't want to spend up for Demonte Parker you could choose the other wide receiver here for Miami and that's Preston Williams that a really good game last time out for Miami against San Francisco and Preston Williams very much on the radar again here against the Jets. You know we want to be targeting the Jets as you said they're not very good at football and you know going up to Parker is something I certainly want to be doing but if we need the savings we want to be looking to Preston Williams playing on 70% of the snaps for the Dolphins that's second highest behind Parker on the team. He has the fourth most targets on the team at 25 the second most red zone targets at four and he's tied for the most touchdowns with two. I mean all of these are good things. They have a strong implied team total sitting at 28.5 and the Jets are allowing 30.7 Fendle points per game to opposing wide receivers I mean everything is adding up for you know a lot of people will be looking towards the Dolphins this week so whether it's Fitzpatrick and Parker Fitzpatrick and Miles Gaskins and coming to Preston Williams I'm on board with plenty of Dolphins this week. As we mentioned earlier in the week with Jim we like targeting the New York Jets specifically with a stack potentially of Ryan Fitzpatrick and DeMonte Parker but Preston Williams and under $6,000 with all those targets it makes a lot of sense to get him in there as well. And we're not just focusing on the bad New York Jets. The bad New York Giants are just as terrible. And every Ingram he's been a major part of that. Ingram's price is just $5,600 this week but he has seemingly let you down week after week after week. Why will this week be different? I know Ingram has burned a few people in the past few weeks including myself and you know he simply hasn't gotten it done $5,600 for him this week and I really like him this week to break past 10 Fandall points but he hasn't done it this season. You know people are going to have peripheral stats as Adon isn't super high but the matchup this week against Washington is what we want to be attacking. They're rallying 15.5 Fandall points per game to opposing Titans that is fourth worst in the league. You look at this Giants offense overall and he's really one of their more consistent options. The second most targets with 33. The second most red zone targets with four and he's tied for the second most touchdowns with only one. You know we know that Slayton is playing a big role. So everyone's looking to Slayton and I want to be looking to Ingram who has a fantastic matchup against Washington this week. Every Ingram has been underwhelming all year long this week. It's going to change according to Tom against the Washington football team. He's priced at $5,600 so hopefully next week we're not having the same conversation over again. That's it for us here on the Fandall Hurry Up. Tom I appreciate the time. Good luck this weekend. Same to you. Have a good one. Thank you so much. We've gone over the top plays of the week. We've gone over the values. Now it's time to talk about stacking. We'll do that tomorrow. As you sign us, we'll join us to close out the week. Tom Vecchio. I'm Greg Salsman. Thanks so much for watching and we'll see you back here tomorrow for another edition of the Fandall Hurry Up.