 What's up everybody, welcome to week 7 of the NFL season and the Fando hurry up, I am Brandon Gadoula, I'm the managing editor at Numberfire.com and I'm going to be breaking down my 3 favorite stacks for the week 7 main slate. I thought about getting cute and going with Matthew Stafford and Cooper Cup over Patrick Mahomes and Tyra Kill as my top stack, but I just can't. Mahomes and Hill once again rate out with the best 90th percentile stack outcome for me across thousands of slate simulations that achieves Titan's game as THE game of the week from a Daily Fantasy standpoint. Will this stack be popular? Yes. Can we still differentiate across the other 7 spots in our lineups? Absolutely. The Titans are 23rd in adjusted past defense based on Numberfire's metrics. Mahomes has faced just one past defense outside the top 20 thus far. Last week he put up 397 yards and 2 touchdowns in that game. The Titans also ranked 31st in yards per target, allowed on downfield attempts and the Chiefs have faced 3 teams inside the top 6 so far. With Tyra Kill's other 3 games, he has 31.2, 42.1, and 18.1 fan duel points. You will want some Tyra Kill this week. On the other side of that elite game, we have a less appealing but much lower salaried stack with Bryan Tannehill and AJ Brown. Tannehill overall has been below average when adjusting for opponent expectation this season, but if we just go ahead and remove 2 games in his sample against top 3 past defenses based on Numberfire's metrics, Tannehill has played 4 past defenses outside the top 20 and that's relevant because Kansas City is 29th. In those games against comparable opponents, Tannehill has averaged a solid 260 yards and 1.3 touchdowns with overall league average efficiency. And if you narrow the games in that stretch where he's actually had AJ Brown healthy, he has doubled the NFL average in per drop back expected points according to Numberfire's metrics there. So we don't need to worry too much about what we've seen from Tannehill in the early going. As for Brown, he has a healthy 39% air yard share and a 25% total target share in those 2 games and overall he's at similar numbers on the full season. From my third stack, I'm going back to one I can't quite get away from just because it makes so much sense to go after while Devontae Smith's salary is below $6,000 on Fandal. Jalen Hurts has already been an elite fantasy asset despite his shortcomings as a passer, but there's great news on that front. Star Tackle Lane Johnson is set to return this week. According to NFL's next-gen stats, with Johnson on the field since last season, Hurts has been pressured on 24% of his drop backs, but on 36% with Lane Johnson out. Hurts' success rate is 46% with Johnson, 38% without. His yards per attempt is 8.0 with Lane Johnson, 6.8 without. So you get where I'm going, Arrow should be up on Jalen Hurts as a passer. And as for Devontae Smith, the team just traded Zach Ertz and in 5 games with Dallas Goddard, who still might not even play this week, Smith easily leads this team and targets share at 23%. He's the lone stack candidate we have with Hurts. We should want exposure this week against the Raiders, who do rate out pretty well against receivers and the deep ball, but that's okay because of the expected efficiency bump for Hurts. That'll do it for my favorite NFL stacks. Best of luck in week 7. Let's double dip on those touchdown passes on Sunday.