 What is up everybody, welcome to week 13 of the NFL season and the fans will hurry up, I am Brandon Gadulla, I'm the managing editor at Numberfire.com and I'm going to be breaking down my three favorite stacks for the week 13 main slate. One high salaried stack I like for this week is Lamar Jackson and Marquise Brown. We have Jackson coming off of a down game in a prime time spot, but don't let that affect us too much for week 13. This isn't a flawless matchup by any means with the Steelers, but according to Numberfire this is just an average adjusted past defense, so it's not enough to get away from Jackson. Jackson also has played six games against similar comparable mid-tier adjusted past defenses. In those games he's averaged over 20 fandal points per game with 230 passing yards per contest and 11.5 rush attempts as well. So first time around a divisional matchup, so it's not as tough as most late season divisional matchups typically get to be for quarterbacks. As for Marquise Brown, he has an awesome 27% target share, 35% area share this year, is averaging a league best 3.2 downfield targets per game as well. The Steelers are average against the downfield pass and they're 29th in pressure rate, so that should set up well for this athletic duo to aim for some splash plays in week 13. My second stack for week 13's main slate is Justin Herbert with Keenan Allen. The Chargers draw the Bengals in a game with the strong over under, and yes the Cincinnati defenses decent, Numberfire's metrics have them ranked 15th, Herbert's not a stranger to good past defenses. He's faced 5 top half adjusted past defenses this year, including 2 inside the top 5, and against those he's averaged almost 22 fandal points per game, 294 passing yards per game, 2 touchdowns per game, and he's also got similar marks against mid-tier defenses, defenses a little more comparable even to this Cincinnati defense. As for Allen, his role has been great. He has a target share of at least 30% in 5 individual games this season. His post by target share in 5 games is 31%, that comes along with a top 4 target per route rate in that span across all wide receivers. He's the focal point of this offense with Mike Williams taking a big step back. This offense should be able to move the ball this week and actually do a high floor game for this stack. My third stack for week 13's main slate is Matthew Stafford with Odell Beckham. We can go with Cooper Cup, we can go with Van Jefferson as well. Beckham's not 100%, but he's expected to go. But this is the top value stack in my simulation model in terms of 90th percentile outcome. Beckham last week tied for a team high with 10 targets for the Rams. This is the second game with the team, first post by game, and actually led in target per route in week 12. Beckham drew 3 of 10 downfield targets as well and that was one fewer than Van Jefferson who again is totally viable. As for Stafford, he's getting a match up against the Jaguars team that ranks 29th in adjusted pass defense according to number of virus metrics. And Stafford in 5 games against teams outside the top 20 in adjusted pass defense has averaged 21.9 vandal points, 320 passing yards, and nearly 2.5 touchdowns per game with a pristine 2.4% sack rate. That'll do it for my favorite NFL stacks for this week. Best of luck in week 13. Let's double dip on those touchdown passes on Sunday.