House Fable 5-1

“Josh Allen gets a Monday night home date with a Rams offense that should push the pace and force Buffalo to keep scoring, and his rushing touchdowns give him a floor most passers in this pool cannot match at this price.”

“Jonathan Taylor is the engine of the Colts offense and a game at home against Pittsburgh projects to lean on the run, so twenty-plus touches with goal-line work makes him the safest high-end back in the slate.”

“Ashton Jeanty is priced well below the elite tier while carrying the kind of workload the Raiders built their offense around, and New England has given up chunk runs on the ground this year, so the ceiling is there at a discount.”

“Ja'Marr Chase remains the target hog in Cincinnati regardless of who is throwing to him, and a divisional pace-up matchup with Miami in a game that should see both teams throwing frequently gives him the volume to pay off his salary.”

“Nico Collins dominates the air yards in Houston and Tennessee's secondary has been leaking explosive plays, so this is the week to pay for a true alpha receiver whose price sits below the top tier of the pool.”

“Zay Flowers is the clear first option in the Baltimore passing game and a Sunday night meeting with Atlanta should be competitive enough to keep the Ravens throwing, which makes his mid-range salary one of the better efficiency plays at receiver.”

“Brock Bowers is priced like a mid-tier tight end despite being the focal point of the Raiders passing game, and a road trip to New England is a spot where Las Vegas will likely be throwing to catch up for most of the second half.”

“Jameson Williams is the cheapest access to Detroit's offense in a home game against Arizona where the Lions should move the ball freely, and his deep-ball role means one connection can return several times his salary.”