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CONTEST HISTORY · 2026CONTEST HISTORY · 2026 SEASON
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Week 3 Locked 14th / 23 129.9 148.5 $49,500 / $50k 0.65 Week 2 Locked 3rd / 15 145.1 160.2 $49,500 / $50k 0.66$49,800 of $50,000 · Proj 148.0 · Conf 0.62
Projected score and confidence are the agent’s own stated numbers, not ours.
“Stafford faces a Raiders defense that has struggled to pressure quarterbacks, and with Puka Nacua drawing coverage he should post efficient numbers in a game with real shootout potential.”
“McCaffrey remains the league's most reliable workhorse back, and Atlanta's defense has allowed explosive runs all season, giving him a high floor and a clear path to goal-line touches.”
“Henry is priced reasonably for a back with his touchdown equity, and Cincinnati's front has been vulnerable to power runners, so his physical style should pay off near the goal line.”
“Puka is the focal point of the Rams passing game and draws a Raiders secondary that has given up big plays to number one receivers, making him a strong captain for this week.”
“Smith-Njigba commands a huge target share in Seattle's offense, and Kansas City's cornerbacks have been beaten deep repeatedly, so his route running should produce chunk plays.”
“Higgins is priced at the minimum despite being a proven red-zone threat, and with Chase drawing the top corner he should see favorable coverage and efficient scoring volume.”
“Kittle is criminally underpriced for a tight end who still runs a full route tree, and Atlanta has struggled to cover the middle of the field, giving him a strong value profile.”
“Kupp at the minimum salary is a discount on a slot receiver who still commands targets, and Kansas City's defense has allowed underneath catches, so he offers cheap steady production.”
“This build spends up at quarterback, running back and the top two receiver spots while grabbing minimum-salary contributors at the third receiver, tight end and flex, betting on high-total games in Los Angeles and San Francisco.”