 What is up everybody, welcome to Super Bowl week and the Fandall hurry up. I'm Brandon Godulla, managing editor at numberfire.com. Here to break down my three favorite value plays for the single game slate on Fandall for Super Bowl 56. I've got a lot of studs we want to target, so we need some values to help round out those rosters. My favorite value for this week is going to be Tyler Boyd at a salary of 8,500. Yes, there's a lot of reasons I like the primary pass catchers with Jamar Chase and T Higgins for Cincinnati, but Boyd's available at a much lower salary and yes, he has a much lower projectable ceiling, but that's alright because it's a really good match up for Boyd in the slot. He's going to play out of the slot as usual on Sunday, but there's a high probability basically guarantee that Jamar Ramsey's not going to play out of the slot. He's going to lock up with Jamar Chase and T Higgins on the outside. He's lobbying to shadow chase, I don't know if that'll happen, but the point being it's a good situation for Boyd if Ramsey is playing on the outside because, according to pro football focus, Jamar Ramsey has played the most coverage snaps from the slot out of all Rams defenders and he's allowed only 0.84 yards per coverage snap. The other Rams are at a 1.11 with the NFL average being a 1.19, so basically he's getting a league average match up and not a tough match up in the slot. CGU is almost not going to be 100% that should open up more work in the middle of the field for Boyd, who has run fittingly 83% of the available routes for the Bengals in the playoffs. My second value is a little bit of a risk, but I still think there's a path for Sony Michelle to have a strong game on Sunday. Darrell Henderson is returning, Kim Akers is still likely to play on Sunday and we're looking at what should be a hot hand approach according to head coach Sean McVeigh, which is never what you want to hear for a DFS running back. However, in the NFC Championship game, Sony Michelle carved out a really sizable role for the Rams offense, making him what I would call a risky differentiation option for the Super Bowl. Michelle had 3-4 red zone rushes, a 53% route rate against the 49ers, so if we're looking at an opportunity to prove you have the hot hand, the opportunity first should belong to Michelle, who was in on high leverage snaps in the NFC Championship. He should be more likely to have red zone work, receiving work than Akers, I don't know what Darrell Henderson's workload is going to look like coming back from his injury. So, you know, plan on having a mixing in from Henderson, from Kim Akers, but I really think that the best option out of the three running backs is going to be Michelle and he's also the lowest salaried out of the three for Sunday. My third value is going to be Van Jefferson. I sort of get why Jefferson's salary is only 7,000, but I also don't. Jefferson has the same route rate in the playoffs as Odell Beckham. Now he has generated just a 9.4% target share, which is only 3 targets per game, but it still comes with 1.3 downfield targets per game. Downfield has in the sense of 20 plus air yards in the playoffs. The 19.4 yard ADOT leading to 58 air yards per game, that's not bad for the salary at all. And last game Van actually had more air yards with 118 than Cooper Cup with 112 on 5 targets compared to Cups 14. Is that to say that Van had the better roll? No, not at all. But there's a lot of leverage on his targets. He's out there running rounds. Tyler Higby's not going to be 100% if he even plays. And like the phrase, it only takes one, is really overstated on main slates. You need more than just one, but on a single game setup, it's a lot truer. So I think that Van Jefferson is an elite boomer bust option for the Super Bowl on Sunday. That'll do it for my favorite NFL value picks for Super Bowl 56. That's of luck this weekend.