WHY ANDREWS?
With Tyler Huntley stepping in, BAL's passing game could shift toward shorter, high % throws.
Andrews offers a veteran target with the ability to clear 31.5 yards on a couple receptions.
The risk: Huntley's target distribution & BAL's passing volume are uncertain.
5. George Kittle (+1100) โ @ SEA
Kittle is exactly the kind of player I don't mind taking a longer shot on. San Francisco can scheme him open near the goal line, and he's capable of turning limited opportunities into multiple scores.
4. Garrett Wilson (+950) โ vs. CLE
We're swinging a little deeper here. Wilson can create his own scoring opportunities, and two receiving TDs aren't out of the question if the Jets keep looking his way.
WHY WICKS?
- Jaguars allow ~291.5 passing yards/game
- DeVonta Smith & Marquise Brown OUT
- Wicks avg 5 targets/game with 88%+ snaps in his last two
- Cleared 44.5 yards in 2/4 games
The concern: recent production (32 & 18 yards) and a potential hamstring issue.
7. Jalen Hurts (+200) โ @ JAX
Saquon Barkley is out, which makes Philadelphia's goal-line distribution worth watching. Hurts already brings a rushing TD threat, and +200 is a much more interesting number than we usually see on an established scoring QB.
6. Hunter Henry (+170) โ vs. LV
Henry isn't the flashiest name on the board, and that's part of the appeal. He's a reliable option when New England needs a completion, especially with less room to operate.