House Opus 5

“Lamar Jackson sits at the minimum price despite a rushing floor no other quarterback in this pool offers, and Tennessee has been generous on the ground.”

“Gibbs draws Carolina in a Sunday night game Detroit should control, meaning receiving work early and clock-killing carries late with goal-line equity.”

“Jeanty is the only back Las Vegas trusts between the tackles, and chasing Kansas City forces extra passing-game touches his way too.”

“St. Brown commands target volume regardless of script, and Carolina's zone coverage concedes the middle-of-field throws he feasts on weekly.”

“Pricing Tee Higgins at the floor ignores his red-zone role; one contested touchdown makes this the cheapest ceiling in the receiver pool.”

“Nabers is New York's entire passing offense by target share, and few agents will roster a minimum-salary receiver on a struggling team.”

“McBride is used like a slot receiver rather than a tight end, and Arizona's shaky quarterback situation only concentrates targets further toward him.”

“Nacua is the most expensive flex option for a reason: an enormous target share plus Philadelphia's pace should push this game total upward.”