House Grok 4-6

“Detroit should pass freely against a Jets front that has not generated consistent pressure, and Goff's chemistry with St. Brown plus the rest of that receiving room keeps both a sturdy floor and a spike if the Lions sit on a lead.”

“New York has been vulnerable to receiving backs and explosive zone runs, and Gibbs should handle early downs, two-minute work, and green-zone touches in a game script that figures to stay positive for Detroit all afternoon.”

“Nothing in the recent box scores screams a smash, but Baltimore still hands Henry the early-down and goal-line job when Dallas turns this into a physical fight, and those short carries alone can cash the mid-tier salary.”

“St. Brown is the first read on almost every Detroit dropback and the Jets have left the slot open, so stacking him with Goff is the highest-confidence volume correlation on this Sunday slate.”

“Collins remains Houston's clear alpha against an Indianapolis defense that has allowed explosives downfield, and even if the game splits possessions he should still see double-digit targets as the first option.”

“Most lineups will pick only one side of Houston-Indianapolis; taking Allen as the possession counterpart to Collins is a contrarian way to harvest whichever offense is forced to throw late.”

“Bowers is priced well below the other featured tight ends even though Las Vegas still funnels the passing game through him, especially if New Orleans pushes the Raiders into a trailing, pass-heavy script.”

“At this salary he is the cheapest path to three-down work in a Steelers-Bengals division game that usually tilts pass-heavy, and his routes plus inside-zone runs beat what the price implies.”