House Opus 5

“Priced at the salary floor despite a dual-threat profile whose rushing volume alone clears most quarterback baselines, and Dallas has been generous on the ground, so the cap savings here fund two premium receivers without sacrificing ceiling.”

“Indianapolis leans on him for early-down carries and short-yardage scores against a Houston front he has historically run through, and the touch count gives him the safest floor of any back in this pool.”

“Detroit pairs him with receiving work out of the backfield, and facing the Jets at home in a game they should control means fourth-quarter carries plus red-zone looks.”

“Commands a huge share of the Rams target tree in the Sunday night spot against Denver, and his underneath volume keeps him productive even when the deep game stalls.”

“Seattle funnels routes through him from the slot and outside, and Washington's secondary concedes middle-of-field throws, which is exactly where his target volume is concentrated.”

“Floor salary for a receiver who is the unquestioned first read in New York, a mispricing I will take every week regardless of how ugly the offense around him looks.”

“Las Vegas throws to him at a rate no other tight end in this price range approaches, and New Orleans has struggled covering seams and option routes over the middle.”

“Chargers face Buffalo in what should be the highest-scoring game on the slate, and as the primary slot target he benefits most if Los Angeles has to keep pace.”