 Hey everybody, what's going on? I am Greg Sosman joined today by Jim Sonnis. Once again, a fandal who's here to help me continue to break down week three of my DFS perspective. What's happening, Jim? I am all good, Greg, because this slate has good value. A lot of times we have value plays that are palatable, but I think on this slate we actually have good value, and I love having that. I love having safety in my value plays, so I am fantastic. How are you? I'm doing great, man. I'm excited for the annual Titans Jags Thursday night classic tonight. So things are going well. I'm excited to build my DFS lineup. I need some value plays. Can you help me out? Absolutely. I can be happy here, but also we can't overlook my boy Marcus Mario on a national stage. What could go wrong? This says Corey Davis over and all over it. Let's begin at the quarterback spot for this Sunday, though, and we begin with the Indianapolis Colts Jacoby percent. I've been trying to figure out where I rank percent after the first two weeks. Like, what kind of crew he's in when it comes to the quarterbacks? Last week, your favorite quarterback was Jimmy G. The week before, I believe it was Josh Allen from a value perspective. Now, you're going with Jacoby percent. Is that kind of like the same wavelength there, the same tier or so? Yeah, I think that when you look at him, he's priced there. He is $6,800 for this week, and I think that he has a lot of similar appeal to those guys, where his offense is pretty good, and he's cheap, and he's in a good matchup. Facing Atlanta for this week at home, and when looking at the Colts, I think that their first two matchups are not an indication of what to expect, because they were on the road playing on grass against pretty good defenses with the Chargers and the Titans. So I didn't expect them to do a whole lot in those spots. And percent was still fine in those games, and actually his per dropback numbers from an efficiency perspective are the same this year pretty much as what Andrew Luck was last year on the road. I'm not saying that percent is Lee's luck, because they're being very conservative with him, and obviously it's a major downgrade, but he has been OK. He's been passable, and now he goes home to play on that turf against Atlanta Falcons. I think that's a pretty good spot for Bressette. We also have to remember that this guy did run a decent amount back in 2017 when he was a starter. He had seven Russia Tents last week, so a little bit of Josh Allen in there from that perspective as well. And he gets T.Y. Hilton on this turf. I love Hilton this week at $7,400. I think that he could go nuts in this spot, but I think that Bressette makes a lot of sense, too, at $6,800. Collin Murray is not that much more expensive at $7,200, and I do like Murray more, but if I want to go with a pure value play, I think that Bressette has a good situation this week, a good matchup, and a great home park to play into. So I think Bressette makes a lot of sense at $6,800. At $6,800, Jacoby Bressette is a fair choice. It's going against the Falcons defense. That has the ability to be lit up. Jacoby Bressette is solid, and at $6,800, like I said, solid's all you need. Get him in there. Sonya Michelle once again returns to our value tier because he's in a matchup where he should get the ball heavily. We saw it last week against Miami. This week, there are even bigger favorites against the Jets. He says Sonya Michelle ran all over it unless he gets benched for fumbling late. What do you think, Jim? Yeah, I think that this kind of does go back to what you said, Greg, where we saw what to expect last week with this Patriots team in a majorly positive game script, and they do have alternatives at running back in Rex Burkett and James White. So there are concerns that White could get benched, but I don't think that'll happen here. And I think that what we've seen from the Patriots so far is that they want to get Sonya Michelle the ball when they're ahead, and they should be ahead pretty much the entire game this week against the Jets. Michelle so far, 21 carries in week two. Yeah, 15 carries in week one. And the Jets offense is going to set the Patriots up in really favorable positions to score touchdowns. We've seen the Patriots run the ball four times inside the five yard line this year. They have not thrown any time inside the five. And two of those have been to Michelle. One was a Tom Brady sneak. The other one was James Devlin. But I think that means that when they get in close, it'll be Michelle over guys like Burkett and like James White, which bodes well for this week. Michelle's not really the type of running back I tend to use on Fandle. I do like guys who get passing down work and Michelle has zero targets to the first two games. So that's a pretty major downside for him. But I just think this script sets up way too well for Michelle. So doesn't fit my normal process, but huge home favorite against the team that is starting Luke Falk is their quarterback. It's kind of the ideal spot for Michelle. So at least for this week, I'll go back here, see what happens. I think $6,800 is a pretty fair price to pay. Absolutely going back to the well when you know what you're getting. That's the whole deal when it comes to the Patriots. If you could figure out this offense and kind of figure out the game plan, you're gonna hit gold. And I think Sonya Michelle against the Jets this week is just that gold, especially at $6,800. Another running back you like this week. Well, Frank's been all over him. It's Frank Gore. The Renaissance continues. We don't know about Devin Singletary. When you know Frank Gore, got a ton of work last week against the Giants. Seven days later, it's expected to be more of the same against the Bengals. Frank Gore. How much is too much Frank Gore this week? Probably just a little bit, you know, anything is too much in general with Frank Gore. But I think that he does make sense for this week at $5,700 against the Bengals. You said it, Greg, we saw this last week where even before Devin Singletary got hurt, Frank Gore was getting a lot of work. I think he had 12 carries compared to five for Singletary at the time that Singletary got hurt. And the time when Singletary scored that touchdown, Gore was getting checked for a concussion, wound up being fine. So even when Singletary was healthy, they were using Frank Gore. I would expect TJ Yeldon to get work in this offense if Singletary misses, but it's not going to cut into the role that Frank Gore has. And I would bet that the Bengals, or the bills get a lead early this week against the Bengals and that bad defense. We saw the 49ers blow up on the road against the Bengals last week. And now the bills are home favorites with an elite defense. I think you could stack Frank Gore with that bills defense as well. 19 carries to go with two targets for Frank Gore last week. I would expect a pretty similar workload here in positive game script against the Bengals defense. So I think that we'll see good volume here for Frank Gore. He's only $5,700. So I'm not going to go very hard at him, which is kind of what you were loading to there before. I think that I would rather spend up a running back in general for guys like David Johnson, Austin Eckler, you know, Zeke Alleyden guys like that and Dalvin Cook. But I think that when I do want to spend down, Frank Gore is probably the only running back that I want who carries a salary below $6,500. So if I want to go way down a running back in the few times I do decide to do so, it will be with Frank Gore. It's not pretty, it's not sexy, it's not even fun. But Frank Gore at under $6,000, he's going to leave his Buffalo Bills backfield and carries it. If they can get to that positive game script as we saw last week against the Giants, Gore is going to have fantasy value. I know people spend a lot of money in the waiver wire putting in Frank Gore. But I have to ask this from a season long perspective, would you rather play Frank Gore or James White this week? Frank Gore, I think that the game script just sets up so much better for him. James White's workload honestly has been perturbing. If that's the word I could use here and it's not a script for the Patriots, likely it will be throwing the ball all that much. So I think it sets up better for both our expert cat and Sony Michelle than it does for James White. So I think it's less me being really into Frank Gore than it is me being anti-James White at this point. I do think that Gore is in a tremendous spot, basically one of the few spots where I would use him. So I'd go Frank Gore or James White and actually buy a fairly decent amount personally. Music to Frank's ears indeed, Frank Gore. Get him in there this week. Let's move on to the wide receivers here Jim and that goes and has us back in Arizona. And we talked about this yesterday that it helps when you know where the ball is going. You're stacking Kyla Murray and Larry Fitzgerald but you didn't want us to forget about Christian Kirk. How much Kirk do you have this week? The answer is far too much. I'm gonna have a lot of Christian Kirk's. We'll see how it goes, but I'm gonna have a lot of Fitz too because I think that he is the exact same salary Kirk. They're both $5,900. But again, like you said, we know where the ball is going. To the first two games, Christian Kirk has 20 targets overall. He's had six targets, at least 16 yards downfield which is really good for a guy who is this cheap. He is getting overall targets. He is getting high leverage targets and I like both of that. His snap rate did stay pretty steady last week despite Michael Crabtree popping up and playing last week. So I think that he is very safe here despite the addition of Crabtree. I think that if anyone goes down, it'd probably be Demir Byrd. So Fitz is safe at $5,900. So is Christian Kirk at $5,900. My problem is I have to pick out which card was I wanna use in cash because I can't go too hard at this team because you don't wanna overextend yourself on one side but all these guys are so cheap. I think that David Johnson is probably my favorite guy from a value perspective. But Christian Kirk and Larry Fitz is both really good options too. So overall, I just want a lot of Cardinals and Christian Kirk definitely will be one of those guys as a super cheap receiver at $5,900. Christian Kirk at under $6,000, it makes too much sense. You know he's getting the ball. You know Larry Fitzgerald's getting the ball. You know what the stack is. Get the Cardinals in there against a Panthers defense that is going to be vulnerable against his air raid offense. We'll see what Cliff Kingsbury has cooked up. The Panthers are allowing all those yards and all those points to game manager, James Winston. It should be a good weekend for the Cardinals. Let's move on to a wide receiver that's now under $5,000 and that brings us to Nelson Aguilore. There's no Deshaun Jackson. There's no Alch on Jeffrey. There's probably no Dallas Goddard either. And when we saw all these guys leave on Sunday night, it was a Nelson Aguilore show. It's going to be that way this Sunday against the Lions which means you need to have Aguilore in your lineup. This one for me is a must play, Jim. Yeah, I 100% agree for the reasons that you mentioned. You look at this team, they're gonna be down a lot of relevant pass catchers and we can debate JJ Arthaga-Whiteside. We can talk about Matt Collins as well. But, you know, with Nelson Aguilore, it's only $200 more expensive than those guys. Why not just go Aguilore? Aguilore will be in the slot here because we do want to avoid Darius Slay on the outside for Detroit. That is a good thing for Aguilore. And like you said, 11 targets last week. He has five deep targets to the first two games. So it's not just these short targets. It has also worked down the field which we do like for a guy who is this cheap at $4,800. And I think that the matchup is great here. I think that tying a value play to a guy as good as Carson Wentz is always attractive. So I want to go at Zach Erz. He has $6,900. I think that he is also a tremendous player for this week. But among the wider series, I think that Nelson Aguilore's workload is just way too good to pass up. So I'm gonna have a ton of Nelson Aguilore this week. I will mix in some JJ Arthaga-Whiteside and some Matt Collins. But I think more often than not, we want to go with Nelson Aguilore here. Overall, just an offense that I want to attack with all the opportunity available. But I think that Zach Erz and Nelson Aguilore, the two best ways to get there. Just being smart about this, right? Aguilore and Erz are the guarantees in this offense. Arthaga-Whiteside and Matt Collins, certainly worth it in the tournament because if they pop, you'll win some money. But let's be smart, especially in cash games. Nelson Aguilore, a complete no-brainer. Under $5,000 here this week. Finally, we get to the tight end position and that brings us back to Detroit in this same game. It's TJ Hawkinson, who lit it up in week one. Not so much in week two. The value suppressed a little bit. Everyone went toward Hawk in week two. They got burned. You're assuming they won't do it again with the thought of potentially getting burned again. Hawk, $5,500 here, Jim. Yeah, I think last week was kind of a trap spot for TJ Hawkinson because you look at that game, they were facing a team in the Chargers that runs a very slow offense. The overall play volume in that game was not going to be good pretty much no matter what happened. And that's exactly how we saw things transpire. Matthew Stafford, I think through 30 times in that game, but now they're going on the road. They're facing the Philadelphia Eagles. And the Eagles, yes, they're banged up, but they're an NFC contender, a team that could go to the Super Bowl and they're probably gonna get ahead of this Detroit team, which means Detroit will have to throw, which leads to extra volume for TJ Hawkinson. Back in week one, he had nine targets there. Four of those targets were at least 16 yards downfield. And there aren't many tight ends who are available who get downfield targets. Hawkinson was one of them. He still played a ton of snaps in week number two. So as people scurry away based on what happened in week number two, we can go back to Hawkinson here in an environment that is more past friendly for Detroit. So I think that it does make a lot of sense to go back to Hawkinson here. He does have a low floor. So I think that for cash games, I wanna try to find the money to get up to guys like Zach Hertz, like George Kittle, maybe even Travis Kelsey. I think they're a better place for cash game. But for tournaments, we're not gonna see hardly anybody on TJ Hawkinson this week. And he does still have upside because he will get work down the fields. I think that Hawkinson makes a lot of sense here if you decide that you wanna go with Agalore or run it back with someone on this Detroit team. Hawkinson would be the guy that I turned to first. I think that Kenny Galladay is in the same range there. But I think that Hawkinson fill in that tight end spot at $5,500, a salary back down from 6,000 last week. I think we can go back to him once again here in week three. TJ Hawkinson, a fine tournament play. But as you said, you're gonna wanna go up and pay for Zach Hertz, Travis Kelsey, George Kittle, something along those lines. But hey, you wanna take a shot on a guy with a low floor but a ceiling to potentially break out. We saw what that upside can be. With TJ Hawkinson just a couple of weeks back, take your shot here, especially at this price tag. That's gonna do it for us here on the Fandal Hurryup. Jim, best of luck this weekend and enjoy the game tonight. Thank you, Greg. I very much will. We'll see how it goes. Who could not enjoy Jags vs. Titans? But hopefully week three goes well for you and we'll talk to you again next week. Absolutely. All the Derek Henry tonight. We'll get some Marcus Marriota and I'll root for that Corey Davis zero. Have a great night, everybody. Enjoy the game. I'll be joined by GameBurntZ tomorrow as we break down his six best bets from this Sunday. Have a great night and we'll see you then.