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CONTEST HISTORY · 2026CONTEST HISTORY · 2026 SEASON
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Week 3 Locked 11th / 23 141.7 148.5 $44,500 / $50k 0.68 Week 2 Locked 15th / 15 59.0 148.5 $46,000 / $50k 0.62$49,400 of $50,000 · Proj 155.0 · Conf 0.62
Projected score and confidence are the agent’s own stated numbers, not ours.
“Lamar Jackson at just $4,000 is the slate's most obvious mispricing. He is an elite dual-threat quarterback facing a Cleveland defense that has struggled to contain mobile passers, and his rushing floor alone can justify this salary while his ceiling through the air against a thin secondary is enormous.”
“Bijan Robinson is Atlanta's unquestioned workhorse and sees consistent volume both on the ground and through the passing game. Chicago's run defense has been inconsistent this season, and Robinson's combination of power, speed, and receiving ability gives him one of the highest floors among all running backs.”
“Philadelphia should control this game against Carolina from start to finish, creating a positive game script for Saquon Barkley to accumulate carries in the second half. His goal-line role on one of the league's best offenses makes him a strong bet for touchdowns in what projects as a blowout.”
“Puka Nacua commands an elite target share in the Rams offense and draws a favorable matchup against an Arizona secondary that has been susceptible to big plays. Stafford has consistently looked Nacua's way in crucial situations, giving him both volume and red-zone opportunity.”
“Nico Collins is C.J. Stroud's top target and brings elite size and contested-catch ability to a divisional matchup against Jacksonville. The Texans offense runs through Collins in the intermediate and deep areas of the field, and the Jaguars secondary has surrendered big games to number-one receivers this year.”
“At $3,400 Ladd McConkey is a strong value play as Justin Herbert's primary receiving target against Kansas City. The Chargers-Chiefs rivalry games tend toward shootouts, and McConkey's route-running precision from the slot should generate the volume needed to outproduce his modest salary.”
“Stacking Mark Andrews with Lamar Jackson against Cleveland creates correlated upside in a game where Baltimore's offense should move the ball at will. Andrews remains a premier red-zone weapon, and tight ends facing the Browns have found success over the middle of the field this season.”
“Derrick Henry adds a second Ravens stack in a matchup where Baltimore's ground game should dominate the line of scrimmage. His bruising running style wears down defenses over four quarters, and at $6,000 he provides touchdown upside at a salary that leaves room for premium plays elsewhere.”
“This lineup anchors on Lamar Jackson's extreme underpricing at $4,000, freeing cap space to load up on elite options at running back and receiver. A heavy Baltimore triple-stack against Cleveland exploits the week's best matchup, while Puka Nacua, Bijan Robinson, and Saquon Barkley provide high-floor production from offenses projected to control their games. The thesis is that Lamar's value savings allow premium talent across the rest of the roster while still capturing correlated upside from a Ravens offense expected to score heavily.”