 What's going on everybody and welcome into another edition of the Monday Night Football Preview Show here on the FanDuel channel. I'm your host, Ryan Williams. You can find me on Twitter at ryanalexander underscore w and I'm joined as usual by the Jim Sonnis, the great Jim Sonnis, Mr. Jim Sonnis himself. You can find him on Twitter at Jim Sonnis and Jim. As we get into this Monday Night Football Preview Show, we got to do what we always do and reflect back on the week seven main slate, which was very disappointing, was it not? Yeah, for me at least. Hopefully it was good for some people. I guess it has to be because like somebody won money this week. It wasn't me, but I hope it was someone out there doing well. It was not me because I decided to load all up on Patrick Mahomes, Tyree Killstacks. I did have AJ Brown quite a bit, but like it doesn't matter when it's tied to Duds. So I feel like the good decisions I made, which were few and far between, were canceled out by the bad decisions. That was my week. How was yours? Yeah, that was mine as well too. I had a ton of Tyree Kill. He was one of my DFS Studs on the FanDuel YouTube channel that I was talking about this week and just loved to get exposure to that game through him, but him alone, which I guess kind of helped in some ways. I got on some Joe Burrow stacks late, which saved me. Matthew Stafford, Tom Brady stacks, saved me. So I'm usually one to play like four quarterbacks. And so I just so happened to get on some of the lineups. But yeah, my main lineup had Tom Brady, had Mike Evans, had Chris Godwin. So that was nice. I did get off of the Tampa Bay D late and I had $100 paid up for Carolina D on the road. That was not fun. That's not that process play though. No, I felt like it was good. I do usually try and stay away from road favorite defenses, especially when they're popular in Carolina was gaining some steam there. And I'm always been a targeting the Giants this far so far this season. So I felt like that was pretty solid. I thought that the Tampa Bay game wouldn't be as a rise as it was. And it was so there we go. So yeah, always fun if you guys, if you guys ever want to reflect on your week and your weekly DFS process, you guys got to check out the heat check pod powered by Number Fire, Jim Sonness, Brandon Godulla, these guys are awesome at just breaking that down. It's one of the things that I love going to if not to just make me feel better about my weeks as well too when sometimes the guys are suffering just like me. But now they go through the in detail in depth of the main slate and preview the next slate. So always fun. Had to give a shot out there. I hope the reassuring thing too is that when we give bad advice on Thursdays, it hurts us too. Like that's what I hope is reassuring is like, Oh, okay. So like maybe I shouldn't have recommended you know, Patrick Mahomes last week, and you can at least get some shot in front of listening to the Monday show and say, Oh, wow. Yeah, Jim didn't do would do well this week. So at least like that cancels out the bad calls I make Thursday, hopefully. Absolutely. There's always something that you can derive from positive or negative, and it's not, you know, I hate to be negative. It's all learning, right, Jim? We always learn and we have 18 weeks this year to do so. So we're only we're getting ready to wrap up week seven going into week eight plenty of time for us to win money, plenty of time for you guys to win money. And that's why we talk the Monday night football preview, because there is still a slate left for us to go back and win some money here. We're going to talk about the fan dual single game slate. We're going to talk about the fan dual sports book, as we always do. And I see some guys coming into the chat shout out to Marvin Haywood, who's joining us from from Facebook. He had a good day stacking Tennessee up. So we love that. And I appreciate everybody who's getting in their questions about the game tonight. We will get into the game. And I think it starts Jim with depicting what's going to happen in Seattle. We it's back to back nights that we're going to be dealing with weather in the prime time game. We had that happen last night in Santa Clara with San Francisco and indie game that being a torrential downpour. And I really love targeting the running backs there. But Seattle looks like the same way here with the weather. You know, I think they have current temperature. I'm not sure what it is. But I know that they were projecting for high winds in this game. I know there had been some power outages power outages throughout the week there. So what are you seeing from the weather in this game? And what is that leading you to target in this game as we talk about the single game sleep? It looks like it'll be a bit less severe than it was last night in the sense that, like, you know, maybe we won't have like 16 fumbles or whatever it was. So I think that basically you would take last night's game and then scale it down a pretty decent amount. It'll still be windy. So like for me, the cutoff in general, where I get to really worry about wind in downgrade passing games is 15 miles per hour. That's where winds are projected at right now with gusts being higher than that. So to me, that says, okay, take passing games and reduce them 10%. You know, that's kind of like the baseline number from a, you look back at past data quarterbacks in wind speeds of 15 plus miles per hour tend to underperform their projections by about 10%. So go over here to the number five projections page, you see James at 15.7 decrease that about 10%. You know, it's not a huge deviation or anything, but I think that to me, it solidifies that I probably just want to go out and Camara at MVP and just find ways to differentiate. Like I know everyone else will go there too, but like it's so hard to find a different way to go there outside of Camara. So I think it just kind of solidifies in this being the MVP pick for me. Yeah. And it, for, for cash games, especially to Jim, I think that if you're looking at just playing one player from this game that you can say, Hey, you know, who's going to have not only a usable score, but a winnable score that I would want at the MVP slot. I think you have to look at Alvin Camara and just, and just start there. I mean, we have injuries on the Seattle side. Actually, some people coming back in the backfield with Rashad Penny being activated. It looks like, and he could be set to play in his first stint. Alex Collins was banged up all through the week, but he's going to be good to go. And then they got the guy Travis Homer there. So I think that I was looking at the ground games from both of these sides to be potential, potential MVP spots. Just because the way Geno, Geno has struggled. And I see Joe Russo also joining us from Fando asking about the Geno breakout game. And it is interesting to me because you cannot run against the Saints. I mean, the numbers have been just disgusting for running backs against the Saints. I think only Antonio Gibson, Christian McCaffrey and Saquon Barkley have had over 50 rushing yards against this team. Nobody's had 100, but Alex Collins has looked great getting this role here from Chris Carson. And you know what? I think that they're going to want to keep the ball out of Geno's hands. I'm not expecting a Geno breakout game for me personally, but I think there are ways that you can get action on the Seattle pass catching side. Jim, how are you viewing Seattle as a whole tonight? Yeah, I think the good thing is we probably know where the ball is going with Geno. It seems like it's going to be contrary between DK, McCaff, Tyler Lockett, even in the start last week for Geno Smith and pull up the target numbers over here from last week. It was seven targets apiece for McCaff and seven for Lockett. And then nobody else had more than five. DJ Dallas probably going to get squeezed out there. So maybe some of those go to Rashad Penny, maybe some go to Alex Collins and stuff like that. But I feel like to me, you can still feel good about those guys because like you said, it is really tough to run the Saints. That's a very difficult situation. And the script is probably going to set up more towards passing. Obviously the weather is like it is what it is. But like, I still feel like you can feel decently okay with those guys and go towards them. If you want to say some sour, I think that Gerald Everett is probably the optimal way. He is I think $6,000 for tonight, $5,500 somewhere in there. That's probably the way I'd go if I were saving salary. Freddie Swain probably not going to do a whole lot for me. Maybe he'd be like the alternative to Everett right there or Swain right there. But like, I think that to me, we do something where the ball is going, which is to me at least kind of reassure. Yeah. And that's always fun when we can get those kind of target scenarios where we know where the ball is going. That's always fun for DFS and where we want to target. I would lean Matt Kaff. I see that Mike Gibson in the chat joining us again on Facebook was asking about you don't usually see two of the studs go off for Seattle. And I do think that that's interesting because that was kind of going away when it was Russell Wilson to start this year. Both of these guys were looking very explosive. But yeah, with Gino, I just don't think the volume is there enough to make one of these guys go. But it was surprising to me that Tyler Lockett has been seeing more targets the past couple of weeks. It just hasn't come to fruition for him. It has been Matt Kaff who has been the explosive guy. You love that Matt Kaff is pretty much the students are locked to get 50 yards receiving. I feel like it's just crazy. Like I think it's I forget in the past two years, like 11 out of 16 games he's had over 60 yards or something like that receiving. So he's very safe that I love getting DK Matt Kaff props today and I love getting him at the 13 five salary at what we have them on Fandall and the single game lineups. Yeah, I think it depends on how you think Seattle plays things. If you think they keep the kid kid gloves on Gino, then that would push us towards Lockett because Lockett is the guy is going to get the quicker targets. But like, I don't know, like they did kind of do that last week. But now it's an additional week of practice for Gino Smith or back at home. I feel like there is the there is a world in which they decided, you know, let him open things up a bit more this week, especially given again, what you said about that Saints ground game. So I think I'd lean Matt Kaff despite the salary discrepancy was in the two. I'm not sure how much salary will matter for tonight for me, given that there are some guys in the the six thousand five thousand seven thousand range I like. So I would agree, even with the salary difference being what it is, I would still go Matt Kaff personally overlock it as well. Yeah, I just think and of course, this will be the Lockett game, right? You know, I'm looking at some home leagues where I got Lockett in needing a miracle and maybe he does have that big explosive game. So I do like getting exposure to Lockett in tournaments on teams where I don't where I'm not getting to Matt Kaff. If the salary works out in and of itself or you want to, you know, play Gino with one of these guys, I think that there does have some merit to that on the Seattle side. Guys, thank you for joining in here to the Fan Dual Monday Night Football Preview Show that we are doing here on the Fan Dual channel. If you guys are watching on YouTube, make sure you subscribe to the channel. We appreciate that thumbs up. We appreciate that even if it's a thumbs down, just interacting with the show, I guess, would be lovely. So we appreciate all the interaction. Andrew Carlson, he brings up a point about Adam Troutman tonight and asking about his nap count percentage. I do think the Saints passing side is interesting, Jim, if we can just divulge on that for a minute here. We got Trayquan Smith, I think could possibly be active today, but Deontay Harris is on IR. Chris Hogan, I think has since retired, but he's still on the on the slate as well, too. And we don't have Michael Thomas back. So we're basically looking at Marquez Callaway. You got Trayquan and then you got the tight ends there and Joanne Johnson and Adam Troutman. And Adam Troutman only being at 5-5 is a little bit interesting. Also injured on the other side. We got Tony Jones on IR and we got Taysum Hill going to miss. So I think we do have a situation here in New Orleans where we can get some concentrated pieces. Like, I don't know. I mean, Geno, or Geno Smith, James Winston is 16-5, the highest price player. So I think in tournaments, he's very interesting here when you think about what you can get out of him if you pair him with the right piece. Can I have a proposition? I got a proposition for you. A question. Okay. Scala 1-10. How stupid would it be of me to be super high on Kenny Thrills for tonight? It's not Kenny still. It's Kenny Thrills. He's back. So there is risk there with Trayquan likely being activated. Like you said, I would assume that he will be at some point today. So I don't know what still is, again, Thrills. Sorry. Kenny Thrills. I don't know what his snap rate will be, but like he ran a lot of routes back in week number five. Now, like you said, Deontae Harris is banged up. He had a touchdown call back by a penalty a few weeks ago. It was a situation where James threw Kenny Thrills a deep ball, got a touchdown, got called back by a penalty. They brought Taysum in, Taysum threw a pick the next play because of course he did. And I kind of think that Kenny still has juice. So am I dumb to use Kenny stills tonight given we have no idea what his role will look like if we assume Trayquan Smith will play. I love that call. You know me. I'm always looking for the contrarian spots and places where people aren't going to be going. And that is very intriguing with just all the guys who are banged up. And this guy has, I don't want to say home run potential, so to speak, but I mean, he's a very explosive player guy out there. We do have to think about, you know, Trayquan Smith coming back. I think people remember how he kind of ended 2020 on a high note there and be excited to play him. But you're getting such a discount there off of Kenny Thrills. And those are the type of players, Jim, where, you know, you talk yourselves into, you know, getting exposure to because the field will be less likely to have them in on a single game. They could pay off way more than they're getting credit for. So I do like getting to that. I think, you know, the Seattle defense over the top has been able to be beat. Jamal Adams cannot cover at all. At all. I mean, he's a liability in coverage for them. So if you get a deep pass there, which James loves to do loves to throw it deep, that could be interesting there. I might have to ride with you on Kenny Thrills. Well, I think that part of it too is because I think that Andrew's question is correct and asked me about Troutman and like what his role will be for tonight. Cause like Troutman is like a logical play, ran a lot of routes last week. So like the logic behind Troutman is there, but he's the same salary as Stills, which means the Stills probably is going to go overlooked, especially given the Trayquan uncertainty. So I think that Andrew, if you're looking for like the safer option, it's probably Troutman. Cause I like, if we're projecting out like routes and snaps, Troutman a little great out better. But like, if we're going to roll the dice, have some fun, try to differentiate. I think that Kenny Stills actually is at least kind of interesting for me. Maybe it's not like a great process play, but I think that like there's a path to him being pretty good tonight. Yeah. That's, that's, that's very intriguing. And then you're able to, like when you're taking a player, you're looking at Adam Troutman being the same price there. I mean, if you put in Kenny Stills, you get DK Metcalf, you get Alex Collins, you get Alvin Camero at the MVP, you're still able to play Callaway. You could play Locket. Hell, if you wanted to go both of them and just say that regardless of both of them popping, maybe this is a low scoring game. You have both the running backs. Let me just get, you know, the people who are going to put up the most points. So I love that. Let's, let's have some fun and get over to the FanDuel Sports Book area. This is where we, we have a lot of fun here when we talk about our anytime touchdown props four to one for Kenny Stills to get into the end zone. If you're, if you're feeling so obligated to get some exposure there, I think that's fun. I think also looking at like Alex Collins was the lead back there plus two 20, like even though they struggle if they find themselves in the red zone or closer inside the five in that green zone area. I love that prop for him. I also will get some exposure. I see the FanDuel Boost tonight. Alvin Camero to score twice plus 300, three to one odds. I also do love that as well tonight. Jim, what else are you kind of deferring to from this or piecing together from this game? The play, the pieces around these main guys do kind of seem thin, but I have played Gerald Everett a couple of weeks on some of these isolated games here for Seattle. I do have some interest in him where he only has a six K price tag on the FanDuel, on the FanDuel single game slate. I also just don't know what to do with the rest of these pieces on New Orleans, which is kind of just leading me to fit in as many main guys as I can. What else are you seeing from this game? So with regards to the Nintendo touchdowns, Alex Collins, I think was plus two 40 an hour ago. So I think he's been getting some action, I believe. So if you want Alex Collins, and I agree, I think it's a really good price on him, plus two 20. I know Penny likely to be activated, but like he didn't start practicing until this week, I would expect Collins to still get a lot of work there as well. So I think that the best anytime touch on score is probably Collins. I do not mind Everett at six to one as well, which does translate over the DFS side of things. Everett in that first game back off the COVID list did play quite a bit. He had that huge reception. It was like a 40 yards, 30 yards, something like reception, something like that. And again, he's probably the number three piece in this passing game right now. So if we're looking at the Seattle side of things, ways to save salary, I think that Everett is the number one guy for me above Swain or Swain. I don't think that Swain is like totally out of play, but I think I prefer Everett between the two as well. Yeah, Swain has seen, and I'm not sure what the route data is telling you, Jim, but I feel like watching this game, Swain has been on the field and has somehow, some way, when they get into the red zone, I feel like this guy is getting in zone targets. And possibly that could be the way that the defense is playing them. Hey, we're not going to let mecaf beat us over the top. We know where Lockett is. And then Swain's just the guy who just, Hey, I'm over here wide open. Can you get me the ball, Gino? No, no, you can't throw that out. But he's always just kind of interesting there when you're talking about a guy who could possibly put up, you know, seven to eight if he finds Pater. So last week, they had 37 drop backs and Freddie Swain ran 28 routes behind Lockett at 34, Metcalf at 30, Everett ran 18, but that was his first game off the COVID list. So I wouldn't worry too much about that number being low. So maybe I guess the takeaway is that as opposed to me saying Everett's definitely above Swain, maybe they're more even between the two in saying that, like, you know, we can feel good about both those guys. That's a good route number for Swain. And like, he's very young. Like, I was blown away by this, but Russell Clay was tweeting out like the Florida, I think it was Florida, like 2019 receiver room. And it was like, Freddie Swain, it was Van Jefferson. Cadarius Tony was all there. And like, in my head, Freddie Swain is like 29 years old. He's like 23. He's younger than Dwayne Eskridge, who's a rookie for Seattle. So like, I don't, I don't know why this is like in my head that he's like 29 years old, which is not all by the way. But like for a receiver, it just, it feels old, but like he's actually pretty young. So I actually do think that Swain, maybe, maybe I was too low on him when I said that he was, that he was definitely below Everett. Yeah. No, he, he, like I said, I just feel like I watched the games and this guy is on the field. And so he was very interesting. I think when Russell was the quarterback, because you know that he's going to look across the field and he spreads it around enough, so he'll be a guy to definitely monitor. I feel like as we get Russell Wilson back from IR, which looks to be sooner rather than later. So this might be the last time that we are talking about Geno Smith at all. I mean, they had been in trade talks supposedly, but Pete Carroll said they were fine at quarterback, but they were going to keep the door open. And so we'll see what Geno could do. If we're talking about just this game in general, we got the Seattle being home dogs, I believe, by four points the last time I had seen it. So, you know, very interesting, four and a half is what it is now plus 180 a pull of wind. This is one of those games where it is going to be just one of those weird things. I feel like the Saints are still kind of getting favored on the, on the books just from being the name recognition, right? And Drew Brees era of Saints. But this is James Winston, who can always, you know, make you not feel good about having exposure to a team he's quarterbacking. So well, that's a fun thing is, is like neither James nor Geno is boring. Like it might be good. It might be really bad, but like they're not boring. So even in like a heavy rain situation, they've tried really hard to make James boring this year by like just not throwing, which is annoying. So I kind of wish they would stop doing that, but like neither guy is boring. So it's going to be a weird game in one way or a weird slash fun game in one way or another. Right. And yes, whether we're seeing turnovers or, you know, some big plays happening, I do think that it does, it does cause for some intrigue. And I'm going to miss this year, but I do think somebody in the chat was kind of asking about, Oh, that was Kyle R on YouTube. Shout out to Kyle R who's joining us here today and was asking about the under tonight. And it's 41 and a half right now. I hasn't really moved at all since the original line. I tend to, you know, that's kind of a weird number for me where I just, the way that games have been going in the NFL and the way that we see kind of trends happening with over unders, I always tend to get action on lines that are under 42. Jim, how are you feeling about the line tonight? Yeah, seeing 41 and a half. Like I think my first inclination is check out the Saints team total. It's 23. I think that over 23, which is minus 116 is at least kind of interesting because I don't think I could bet the under on this game. Like you, you know, 41 is a pretty low number despite the, despite the weather concerns, but I also don't necessarily know if I want to bet the game over because that means I'm depending on, you know, Gino. Again, I love Gino. I want Gino to succeed, but like I don't really want to tie my money to him necessarily. So like, I feel like if I want to get action on this game, I actually think that the over on the Saints team total 23 points, which is minus 116, I think that's the best route for attacking the total in this game right now. Love that. Yeah. I mean, if points are, if that over is going to hit, you got to think that the Saints are, are having somewhat to do with that as well. So, or staying in the game as well. So I do love getting action there. Shout out to Andrew who's in the chat asking about Winston at MVP, having to possibly get some action done with his legs. We talked about Tony Jones being put on IR. You're looking at the rushing totals from James, not really looking all that great, but he has rushed over five times in three out of four games here. So, you know, we could get some, some light action there with James because of his price tag being 16, five, I don't feel like many people will play him. And then, you know, I was going to ask you to Jim about the Camara receiving line and what we could maybe depict from Camara being a receiving back, which it hasn't been as explosive as it has been with Drew Brees, but he's still, you know, getting somewhat of a target share and with them having some pieces on IR, that could increase tonight. And they did increase that in week five. It's weird because we were in week seven, they didn't play week six. Like it's very hard to figure out the math of when they last played. They played in week five and they, it seemed like they realized they were making a mistake in not getting the ball to Alvin Camara as a pass catcher often enough. And it seemed like they made a concerted effort to do that more often. So I think that I would expect more pass catching from Camara than we've seen previously. 33 and a half is kind of a big number, I guess, from a receiving perspective. So I feel like I'd be staying away from his yardage prop, but I think from a DFS perspective wouldn't be shocked. I'm actually really surprised that James's rushing prop is as high as it is, 18 and a half. I guess he's gone over in three out of five games, but like that feels kind of high. You see number fires projections here for James. I got 18.44. So it's right on the number. So I thought I was going to lean towards the under there, but I think I'll probably stay away based on what the projections are saying. Yeah, that's kind of, that's very interesting that it that's coming at that number. I mean, unless he's getting, you know, just absolutely pressured, I don't see him moving out of the pocket. I think they'll just scheme ways to get the ball out of his hands quickly instead of having him run there, being on the road there in Seattle with the 12th man rocking. Shout out to Savon who's in the chat on YouTube saying, what's up to you, Jim? He's a loyal baseball player. He's a DFS MLB DFS player. Savon is here like all the time back in the MLB days. So Savon, it's good to see you. I'm glad you're doing well. There we go. Love that, Savon. Thank you so much for joining in. And before we're kind of getting to that five minute mark, Jim, and before we wrap up or get into our last final thoughts, I wanted to touch on a question that we got earlier from Tori Riddick on Facebook. And Tori was saying that they love FanDuel, but they can't seem to win, have in trouble. They talked about, you know, targeting players where they have red rankings. So the red offensive ranking there where most people tend to, I feel like, Jim, most of the average players don't even tend to look at those numbers. They just look at names. But if you are looking at those numbers, you tend to kind of go where the green is and not target guys in the red. For somebody who's not having success, what would be one of your first advice points to give them that to try and make it successful to play DFS? Yeah. So I would say shameless plug go to numberfire.com because projections are like, so I think projections are flawed in a lot of ways. Like there are a lot of things where in the way they're presented, they often show like the median projection, the mean projection. And like there are a lot of flaws with that. But if you're trying to just like educate yourself in daily fantasy and get like a baseline level, I think looking at projections is a great way to start that. So like looking at tonight, we see your Alvin Camara 19.3 projected FanDuel points, whereas James is 15.7, Gino at 13.9. You don't see a lot of people within like striking distance of Alvin Camara. And what that says is, okay, the range of outcomes for someone else to beat, you know, Camara from an MVP perspective, it's tough to get there. Tough to see all that happening. So I think to me, check out projections, Tori. I think that can be kind of, or Troy, Tori, that can be like a good little like crutch. What would you say, Ryan? What would you say are things you can use to try to boost overall output? Yeah, I think the contest selection and what you're playing in DFS would be big. I think that a lot of people, you know, when you're first getting into DFS, you see the promos on TV, you hear what we're talking about, and you go, okay, where are my contests? Oh, I only want to play $5. But at the top, they're highlighting the millionaire contest, right? They're highlighting pools where there's hundreds of thousands or tens of thousands of players. I would say to try and get yourself into some contests. There are some beginner contests as well. So if you haven't won or you're not very successful, you can still get into those beginner contests and play against lower competition, so to speak, quote unquote, not to be negative or anything like that, but it just would be more valuable to kind of use those contests to learn and kind of get your feet wet and feel confident to play in some of these higher things once you get successful in the process. Beginner contests are not like a bad thing. You should be seeking those out. Absolutely. You should be looking for beginner contests because that just means you're playing against not like the sharps. It's one of the complaints we hear about DFS is like, oh, I don't want to play against pros. They're not in there. They get barred from those contests. So yeah, like you said, Ryan, you should definitely seek those out. Seek out those contests where you're playing against not pros and stuff like that. Right. Yeah, not the sharps and then getting frustrated because DFS is, I mean, we talked about the beginning. I mean, DFS is just one of those things. It's gambling. So you have to be okay. Game of skill. Yes. Game of skill. You have to be okay with losing. If you're getting a 50% or higher rate, you feel great about that. It's not going to be like that all the time. So there are going to be some losses, but definitely getting into some of those tournaments where there's not as many people, I think, or even playing cash games and double ups just to get yourself familiar with your own process, I think is great. Grimfan has asked this question. I want to make sure that we get to him. Grimfan, shout out to you joining us on YouTube channel, a regular. First of all, Devante Adams, I saw you asked about that. He looks like he's in COVID protocol, which is why he is placed on IR. So there you go there. And then he's asking about a tight end tonight. I think we touched on a couple of tight ends, but I think for the New Orleans side, for me, I'd look at Adam Troutman. I think Joanne Johnson, while he could be in play because of the injuries, it feels kind of thin. And then on the other side, of course, it's going to be Will Disley because I'm going to talk about Gerald Everett, but I do like Gerald Everett in between the 20s. And we hope that one of those end zone targets can go his way tonight. How you feeling, Jim? I think if I had to rank them, because we're expecting more out of the Saints offense, you probably go Troutman one and then Everett two on the other side. And so like, yeah, like you said, Will Disley or maybe Colby Parkinson, who ran one route last week, is going to pop up like the pride of Stanford going to come out of nowhere here to make us feel terrible about ourselves. I would say if I'm ranking them grim fan, I would go with Troutman one, just do offensive expectations, Everett two, and then Joanne Johnson three over the secondary Seattle guys. Sounds good, Jim. Excellent. And while we're getting to wrap up here, shout out to everybody who's joining us on the Monday night football preview show here on FanDuel. Jim, are there any other props that you like tonight before we go on the FanDuel sportsbook? No, I think the Alex Collins one is still my favorite. He's actually back to plus 230. He's bouncing all over the place right now. So hopefully you didn't plus 220. It's plus 230. Once again, I still think that's the best one that's under the assumption or shot penny is activated. Like that's kind of baked into this. I still like it despite the fact I know he'll likely be activated. Everett at six to one is at least interesting. But I think if I'm picking one, I'm going Collins personally. Excellent. Yes. And I do like Camara to score multiple times, but I think anytime is still is still favorable. So I would definitely get on that. And then maybe get yourself some exposure to Kenny Stills, guys. So just for just for Jim, for the brand, do it for me. That would be great. Thank you guys so much for coming in on this Monday night here for the FanDuel Monday night preview show that we are always doing here on the FanDuel channel. Make sure you subscribe to the YouTube channel as well. We got content all across the platform all week for you guys to enjoy your DFS lineups to enjoy your, your betting props and everything like that. For Jim Sonnis at Jim Sonnis on Twitter is where you can find him. I'm Ryan Williams signing off at Ryan Williams or at Ryan Alexander underscore W is where you can find me on Twitter. We'll catch you next week, FanDuel fam. Until then get that money. Peace.