 Let's get to the other side of that Falcons buck scheme. Talk about the Falcons offense. They are four point favorites, giving them the third highest implied total on the slate. Likely not gonna have Austin Hooper and Devonte Freeman again. So what's your read on the Falcons here against the Bucks? Love them. Matt Ryan's probably my favorite quarterback play of the week. I love Julio Jones a lot. And if there's no Austin Hooper, that's gonna leave plenty of volume to go around for Calvin Ridley, who has priced up to $6,700 this week. But that still keeps Russell Gage an option. So there's a lot of ways to go with this offense. Probably not touching Brian Hill in such a bad rushing matchup and just based on his usage. But between those three receivers and Matt Ryan, I like Atlanta quite a bit. Yeah, for running backs, I don't care about matchup if they get work in the passing game. But Brian Hill had just three targets last week on 31 pass attempts, I believe. I'd rather, like that was a very positive script for them two in Eastland do a whole lot. So it could burn me to not go there, but like I'm okay with that personally. Yeah, I mean, it's just the Bucks are that good. They're number one by like a mile. They bottom up Christian McCaffrey. Christian McCaffrey is a little bit better than Brian Hill. So I'll go, I'm okay with avoiding there. I think that when you look at Julio and Calvin Ridley, I think in the three games that Muhammad's new, Julio's deep target share is like 57% or something stupid like that. So like Julio has not been Julio Jones' entire year because his market shares have been down. But if you look at the three games that Muhammad's a new, he said 12, nine and eight targets. He's up at around like 26%. His full season target share is 23%. He has four, three and three deep targets on those games. He had two red zone targets last week, which is always a concern with Julio. So Julio Jones $8,400. He is going to be popular this week because people are gonna see, oh my gosh, he always shreds the Bucks. That's bad process. But using Julio Jones because his market shares without Sonu are great is good process. So people are gonna get there via a bad path. It's like T.Y. Hilton against the Texans earlier this year. People were using because for bad reasons, but he was still a good player. I think that's what we have with Julio this week too. Also, you know, you want an example of good process. He hasn't scored in seven games. So he's due. It's like the angry Tom Brady narrative where Julio only scores if he's had a drought. He gets angry without those touchdowns and then he must score after that. So yeah, it's Julio week, obviously. Baby, let's go. Yeah, I don't get that. But I think that the desire- There's regression and then there's he's due. Right, they're different. They're different things. He's due for regression. He's not due though. Calvin Ridley, I think that if everyone decides to flock to Julio and ignore Calvin Ridley's usage from last week, sweet. Like he's 67, DK Metcalf is there. That's it. He's right by Otto Beckham kind of too. So I don't think Ridley will be- Keep sleeping. He won't be under-owned, but he's going to be lower-owned than he should be. Is that the right way to phrase that? I don't know. I got off of Calvin Ridley a bit last week because I thought he'd be popular. It's gonna, I have a bias. So I think he'll be more popular than he probably will be because he's priced up now. Okay. But I'm still gonna play a lot of them. Yeah, I agree. I think that his usage last week was amazing and he's indoors against a bad secondary. Light him up.