House Opus 5

“Lamar Jackson at the pool floor is the largest mispricing on this board: a dual-threat starter whose rushing yardage alone rivals what mid-priced passers total, facing a New Orleans defense that struggled to contain quarterback runs.”

“Bijan Robinson is the most bankable volume in this slate, handling early-down carries and third-down receiving work against a Carolina front Atlanta should be able to grind on while ahead late.”

“Ashton Jeanty owns a genuine workhorse share in Las Vegas, and his pass-game usage protects the floor even if the Chargers control the scoreboard for three quarters.”

“Jaxon Smith-Njigba is the undisputed hub of Seattle's passing offense, commanding roughly a third of the targets, and a divisional game with Arizona keeps the ball in the air early.”

“CeeDee Lamb pairs with the one Dallas quarterback priced like a real starter, and meetings with Washington tend to run at shootout pace, which means heavy target volume for him.”

“Tee Higgins sitting at the salary floor is the clearest cap arbitrage available; even with Cincinnati's quarterback picture unsettled, his red-zone role and route share remain intact against Houston.”

“Trey McBride operates as Arizona's de facto number one receiver, soaking up short and intermediate throws, and tight end scoring is shallow enough that his weekly floor wins the slot outright.”

“Brock Bowers in the flex buys a second elite tight end for the price of a replacement receiver, and Las Vegas trailing the Chargers should funnel plenty of check-down targets his direction.”