 Starting off with the Saints. We've got a couple of games with Drew Brees and Alvin. Camara being back, you're going to look at where the ball has gone in those games to get us set for this game with the Panthers on Sunday. Yeah, so the Saints are tied with one other team for the highest implied total on the main slate. So I think they weren't a pretty deep discussion, especially with some of those familiar Saints back in recent weeks with Drew Brees and Alvin Camara. They've had Brees back for three weeks, Camara back for two. So I'm actually just going to dig into the two-game sample because, look, we usually want a larger sample, but this is the most relevant sample. And these two players are pretty important. On the full season, Brees has a, he's actually had like two dreadful games in terms of passing that expected points, but three dominant ones over the past two. His target shares have been 32% for Michael Thomas, 25% for Alvin Camara, 15% for Jared Cook, 9% for Ted Gin, 6% for Latavius Murray, and 4% for Trayquan Smith. So Thomas is fine, more than fine at $9,200. It's a heavy price, but you know, the Panthers are fourth in target success rate, allowed to receivers, James Bradbury's back, but when it comes to Michael Thomas, it kind of doesn't matter. Jared Cook has a really fine role for a tight end. He's more than fine with such a high total, but I'm trying to dig into like the tertiary pieces, I guess actually here, probably that quaternary at this point, but because it'd be Thomas Camara Cook. Oh, okay, cool. Cook, yeah. So yeah, quaternary at best here, but like Ted Gin, Trayquan Smith, Latavius Murray, Smith's out-snap again in each game. It's been about 70% to 60% in snap rates in each. So, you know, both are actually fine. Smith has run one more route than Ted Gin, so it's kind of a coin flip there, but the volume has followed Ted Gin, but I'm actually intrigued by Latavius Murray at $5,400 against the NFL's worst adjusted rush defense based on number fires metrics. Murray has 46% of the running back carries between he and Camara in these two games, the totals high, they're eight and a half point favorites. So I kind of like Murray a decent bit if I'm stacking up this game at the very least. So I guess the best way to phrase this is how much interest do you have in the Saints outside of Michael Thomas? So I have a lot of interest in Alvin Camara, and I think that he is like a top tier running back play this week. I really like him a lot. If you look back, the biggest question we had about Camara was what the touch distribution would look like when they were in a positive script. We knew in a neutral or negative script it'd be an Alvin Camara game, but with them seemingly wanting to preserve Camara, it seemed like they could have cut into his snap rates when they were ahead. And last week they won, you know, 34 to 17, played pretty well there and won that game pretty easily. Camara's snap rate was still 61%, but he had 13 carries and 10 targets. That is 33 adjusts opportunities, carries plus two X targets. And if you were to guarantee me 13 carries and 10 targets against this Panthers team, he'd be a lock for cash games. I think that because we can't guarantee that he gets those 10 targets again, it's a little bit harder to lock him in for cash games, but I think he is one of the better tournament players at running back on the board. I, if I'm prioritizing on this team, I would actually prioritize Camara over Michael Thomas. I think that Thomas is a very good option 92, but I'd rather spend in the mid-range at wide receiver and I want to spend up at running back. So I would go Camara. I think Camara is the best option on this team. As far as Latavius goes, he's fine. 41% snap rate last week, 10 carries, three targets. We know that he can convert on that volume, which is very valuable. And a two touchdown day is within his range of outcomes. So he's fine, but if he's not my player pool, I'm not gonna feel that bad about it. As far as the other guys go, I think that I would feel better about them if I expected the Panthers to play really well offensively. Marshawn Latimore mispracticed again Wednesday, which increases the odds that happens, but like they're not a good offense and that's scary. I can stack it. Like I can run it back with DJ Moran Greg Olson or Christian McCaffrey, but I don't feel great about them keeping things closed, which lowers my interest in Trey Quansmith and Ted Kinn. I think that Jared Cook is still an option at 6,000, but I'd rather find the 100 to get to Zach Oritz or 200 for Darren Waller. So he's not a priority. So I think the two guys who are priorities here are Camara and Thomas and I'd rank Camara higher on that list.