 Let's move here to the Browns and talk about their schedule because they're facing the Dolphins on Sunday, which is obviously a pretty desirable spot, but I think it would be understandable if you didn't trust the Browns given how bad they've been all year. But a lot of that lack of trust likely comes from the schedule they've faced. This will be just the second time all year that Browns have faced a team ranked outside the top 20 against the past based on number fire schedule adjusted metrics. And that's while facing the first, second, third, and sixth ranked past defenses. And three of those four games were on the road. Once you take the schedule into account, the Browns actually do rank 16th in passing offense per number fire. The 16th ranked passing offense can probably hang a pretty big number on the 32nd ranked past defense as we saw with the Bills last week against the Dolphins. That game was on the road. And I think that should be enough to get us a target Baker Mayfield at $7,500. As far as stacking him goes, our most relevant sample is going to be the two games that Karim Hunt has played because he's gotten a lot of looks and it has altered the team's personnel packages. If we look at those two games, three players have more than 25% of the targets and nobody else has more than 8%. Odell Beckham is at 33% despite facing really tough cornerback matchups. He also has five deep targets in that time and nobody else has more than two. Beckham is cash game viable at $7,000 and he is the top stacking partner with Mayfield by a significant margin. Jarvis Landry is only $100 cheaper but he does have a high floor. He has 10 and seven targets along with two being deep, four in the red zone this time. The types of targets that Landry gets means that his true floor is higher than Beckham's but I still want to give some weight to upside and cash games which forces me to favor Beckham there. I want to have the ability to make it up if I flub a running back. I want somebody who can make up for that mistake and Beckham is that guy. Not gonna say no to Landry but he's definitely lower for me than Beckham. Hunt's biggest role I think to me is turning Nick Chubb into a rush only guy but rush only guys can work in the right spots. This is one of those spots. Chubb is $8,200 and I think that this week I view him similar to Josh Jacobs from last week where I am good with using him but he'll be more of a fringe core guy than someone I'd build around robustly because he's not getting work in the passing game and that does matter to me. So Brandon, I rank these guys Beckham, Chubb, Landry and I guess I would go hunt but I think that he'd be more of a very much secondary option. I need a lot of lineups to get there. What about you with these Browns guys? Yeah, I'd probably rank them the same. I feel like everyone's gonna be on and out all this week at such a reasonable price Nick Chubb, not cheap but this is a script where you can use someone like Nick Chubb and we talked about it on the recap podcast. Kareem Hunt hasn't really done a whole lot to take away from Chubb just the receiving but the carries are still flowing through Chubb and you mentioned that already. So yeah, I think Beckham, Chubb, Landry is the obvious way to go. Would you use Kareem Hunt, $5,600. He does have 44 and 46 receiving yards in those two games so he's gotten, he's been fine. He's had 10.9 and 8.8 fando points and if he were to score a touchdown, it's a really good day. What do you think about him? I usually try only to roster running backs who I feel can get 15 points realistically. That kind of seems like based on his usage, the high end of his outcome. So he's not someone that I would hate to use but I don't really anticipate building him into a running back pool this week. I think the James White comp comes back here and James White at 56 against the Dolphins would be in play but I still think that there are reasons to rank him lower on our list for sure.