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Bryan Johnson
Bryan Johnson@bryan_johnson·
I'm getting two vaccines next week: Tdap and shingles. The Tdap because Kate's family has a newborn and we're visiting. Shingles for the potential longevity benefits. Data we're looking at: 1. Lower Alzheimer risk with vaccination in 1.6 million people, 8 year follow up, age 65+ + Tdap/Td: 30% lower relative risk + Shingles: 25% lower + Pneumococcal: 27% lower 2. Slower biological aging from shingles vaccination in 3,884 people, age 70+ Modest but significant improvements in inflammation, epigenetic and transcriptomic aging, and composite biological age. Molecular signals strongest within 3 years; inflammation benefits emerged later. 3. Better outcomes after breakthrough shingles in 38,092 people, age 50+, median 3.6y follow up In adults who developed shingles, prior vaccination was linked to: + 41% lower all-cause mortality + 21% lower MACE (MI, stroke, PE, sudden cardiac death) + 16% lower dementia risk Note: all three studies are observational. They show association, not causation. A randomized controlled trial on longevity outcomes is not feasible here as you can't randomize people to skip vaccines for years. The signal is consistent across independent large cohorts, which strengthens confidence, but the possibility of healthy vaccine bias exists in all three. People who stay current on vaccines tend to have better health behaviors overall. I find the mechanistic case for shingles specifically compelling. VZV reactivation drives neuro inflammation, and vaccination appears to blunt that cascade which is why we weight this evidence more heavily than the numbers alone.
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GHOST
GHOST@LordGhost____·
Just cut off a student driver. welcome to the real world nigga
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MotionViz@Motion_Viz·
Stop prompting AI to "make me a landing page." 200+ hours testing taught me this: Generic prompts → pretty pages My prompts → pages that sell The pack includes: → Sentient 3D Core → 3D Landing Hero Section (Today) → Cyberpunk Volumetric Shaders → Microlender Protocol → Hyper-Futuristic MCP-2099 Like + reply "PROMPT-2" for the library. (following required for DM)
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Jay Bisen
Jay Bisen@JayBisen473370·
BREAKING: AI now builds mobile apps like a full Silicon Valley dev team — for free. Here are 12 insane Replit + Claude prompts that can help you ship $50K-quality apps in a single weekend. Just follow these 3 simple steps: ✅ Like this post ✅ Comment “prompt” ✅ Repost so others can benefit too! Follow me @JayBisen473370 and I’ll DM you the access. (No follow = No DM) Save this — you’ll thank yourself later. 🚀
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Nonzee
Nonzee@0xNonceSense·
🚨 MASSIVE NEWS: 🇺🇸 PRESIDENT TRUMP JUST SAID THE INCOME TAX IS GOING EXTINCT! ABSOLUTE LIFE-CHANGE FOR EVERY SINGLE PERSON 🔥
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JSleeprStats
JSleeprStats@JSleeprStats·
Christian McCaffrey Over 68.5 Rushing Yards (-112 Fanduel) A Shanahan offense has always been featured around a zone rushing offense and quick passing, but since Kittle came back in Week 7, things changed. When we look at the first 6 weeks of the season, we see that McCaffrey used man/gap concepts just 25% of the time but when you look at since Week 7, its gone up to 44.7% which is a big difference. Why that matters is because the 49ers run a ton of 21 personnel at 34% which is is 29% above league average. The Panthers are allowing 0.26 EPA/Rush which would put the Panthers defense at the worst in the league if you compare it to all personnel’s EPA/Rush. They are much better defending zone rushes out of 21 personnel (2.07 YPC on 14 zone rushes) but when you look man/gap runs, they are allowing 11.91 YPC on 11 man/gap rushes. This is an excellent schematic matchup to attack and I think the 49ers do just that. McCaffrey started off the season with some tougher matchups but recently has more favorable matchups and I believe we see the effects here. Against below average defenses in YPC, he’s had 81, 106, 129 and 52 yards. I think 100+ yards is a realistic possibility here.
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LowCapCon@LowCapCon·
@DrJesseMorse Do you happen to know the name of the company? I know some doctor’s who would be willing to order them. I appreciate the help.
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Jesse Morse, M.D.
Jesse Morse, M.D.@DrJesseMorse·
This is what a BILLION stem cells (MSCs) looks like! This is was a custom order of placental exosomes (preCOVID) for a patient with renal failure. Most people get 100 million stem cells IV when they go to a foreign country but those don’t undergo the same strenuous testing and regulations that we have here in the US.
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LowCapCon@LowCapCon·
@loebsleads Ball knower. You should drop some of these type vids for Sunday
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Max Loeb
Max Loeb@loebsleads·
You NEED to watch one WR on Thursday Night Football 👀 All eyes are on Nico Collins w/ more targets coming from Davis Mills… Tyrell Shavers has to step up with Keon Coleman benched (again)… But the coverage data is pointing me to someone else ⤵️
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LowCapCon@LowCapCon·
@DrJesseMorse Are you okay with injecting peptides “for research only” since they are much cheaper, or is it better to go through a hormone clinic and pay a lot more but have it thoroughly screened?
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LowCapCon@LowCapCon·
@FredsFarm247 There’s no “types” of cholesterol. LDL and HDL are carrier proteins. Their logic is “Cholesterol is bad” so when LDL brings it from the liver to the body that’s bad and when HDL brings it from the body to the liver that’s good. Unoxidized LDL is perfectly fine.
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The refs ended the game with this PI call
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Shaan
Shaan@ShaanS7_·
Successful Bounce Back Week For The NFL Preview 🏈 It was a chalk heavy week in the NFL, but the preview was successful and that’s what matters. Thanks For Reading 😎 Onto Week 9 🫡🫡 For More NFL Previews Like This Drop a ❤️ Recap ⬇️ Fade Rhamondre Stevenson ✅ Under RA/ Rushing Yards ✅ Rome Odunze Shines 🐻 ✅ O Rec Yds ✅ 100+ ✅ George Kittle Finds The Endzone ✅ Bills 1H ✅ Jaylin Noel A Sneaky Target 5/63 ✅ Bo Nix Set To Have A Massive ✅ Bo Nix 19/29 247 4TDs ✅ Troy Franklin A Sneaky Start in deeper leagues 🐴 Troy Franklin 6/89 2 TDs ✅ Big Day For Saquon On Ground 🦅 174 Scrimmage Yards 2 TDS ✅ Bounce Back Spot For King Henry 👑 21/71 2 TDS mini ✅ Wasn’t efficient but found the endzone twice. Jonathan Taylor O 1.5 TDS ✅ and big day on the ground 12/153/2TDs and 2/21 1TD 😎 Alvin Kamara to be utilized in the receiving game/ O Rec Yds ✅ Misses ❌ Bijan Robinson ❌ 🤢 Honestly wasn’t that bad of a read, just the Dolphins stacked the box and Kirk Cousins was awful. I’m still shocked the dolphins blew out the Falcons. Rachaad White ❌ Rachaad got the touches I wanted, but just wasn’t efficient. The Bucs injuries on the offensive line, have made their run game inefficient. The Bucs desperately need Luke Godeke to come back, Charlie heck is awful. Tee Higgins ❌ 1/44 1 TD. 11.4 Fantasy Points The jets did a good job shifting their coverage towards tee and the bengals run game took over in this matchup. It was always chase day over TEE. Forgot to Recap the CFB Preview Last Night. But was successful and profitable again this week ✅.
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NFL Week 8 Full Preview 🏈 ❤️🏈 Happy National TEs Day 🥳🏈 Bijan Robinson Goes Nuclear This Week 🏈 It's no hot take that Bijan Robinson is set up for a massive week on the ground. This is probably Bijan Robinson's best matchup of the season. The Dolphins' defense ranks 29th in defensive success rate and 31st in EPA/rush. Additionally, this season, the Dolphins' defense is allowing 5.21 YPC and has allowed an average of 159.3 rushing yards per game. Meanwhile, Bijan Robinson is averaging 152.3 scrimmage yards per game with a success rate of 50.3%. Kirk Cousins is expected to be the Falcons' starter in this matchup, as Michael Penix is dealing with a bone bruise. Additionally, Drake London popped up on the injury report with a hip injury, which could lead to a heavier run script. Even if Drake London plays, I expect Zac Robinson's game plan to revolve around the run game, given that Kirk Cousins has become a very limited passer over the last year. The Falcons' run-blocking offensive line is graded as the 5th best in the NFL, while the Dolphins' tackling unit is graded as the 2nd worst in the NFL. I expect massive explosive runs in this matchup for Robinson and their dominant run game. RBs vs. the Dolphins in 2025 Quinshon Judkins: 84 Scrimmage Yards, 3 TDs (25 Touches) Kimani Vidal: 138 Scrimmage Yards, 1 TD (21 Touches) Rico Dowdle: 234 Scrimmage Yards, 1 TD (26 Touches) Breece Hall: 111 Scrimmage Yards, 1 TD (19 Touches) James Cook: 118 Scrimmage Yards, 1 TD (22 Touches) Rhamondre Stevenson: 142 Scrimmage Yards (16 Touches) Jonathan Taylor: 98 Scrimmage Yards (21 Touches) Bijan Goes For 100+ This Week and Has a 30+ Point Fantasy Day Fade Rhamondre Stevenson This Week ❌ The system that keeps on producing is fading RBs vs. the Browns. The Browns have the best run defense in the NFL. Here are some numbers to support the Browns' run defense: 1st in stuff rate, 6th in stacked box rate, 1st in rushing DVOA, 5th in EPA/rush, and 2nd in success rate allowed. The Patriots' rushing offense has been abysmal this season, ranking 32nd in rushing grade and 25th in run-blocking grade. With Terrell Jennings now getting carries in this offense and Treyvon Henderson still having a small role, I like to fade Stevenson's workload in this matchup. Expect the Patriots' offense to rely heavily on Drake Maye and Stefon Diggs in this matchup. RBs vs. The Browns in 2025 De’Von Achane: 13/82 Jaylen Warren: 11/52 Jordan Mason: 13/52, 1 TD David Montgomery: 9/12 Josh Jacobs: 16/30 Derrick Henry: 11/23 Chase Brown: 21/43, 1 TD Rhamondre Stevenson should be benched in all fantasy leagues this week, and if you're a betting person, I recommend taking his under 15.5 RA and under 50.5 rushing yards. Rachaad White Bounces Back This Week 🏴‍☠️ The Saints' run defense has really struggled over the last couple of weeks. The Saints' run defense now ranks 25th in EPA/rush and 19th in defensive success rate. White hasn't been the most efficient running back, but he still dominates over 80% of touches with Bucky Irving out. In this matchup, Rachaad White gets a Saints defense that's been struggling to stop gap rush concepts. Against gap rush concepts this season, the Saints are allowing 2.42 YBC/Att and an explosive rate of 5.6%. The Buccaneers run gap rush concepts at the 2nd highest rate in the NFL. The market is pricing the Saints' run defense like it's elite, but Rachaad White has faced a brutal run defense schedule over the last 3 weeks, facing the Lions and Seahawks run defenses. Now he gets to face a run defense that's been declining. Look for a big Rachaad White week. RBs vs. the Saints This Season D’Andre Swift: 20.8 Fantasy Points (20 Touches) Kyle Monangai: 17.4 Fantasy Points (15 Touches) Cam Skattebo: 14.4 Fantasy Points (21 Touches) James Cook: 22.5 Fantasy Points (25 Touches) Kenneth Walker: 18 Fantasy Points (17 Touches) Christian McCaffrey: 22.7 Fantasy Points (19 Touches) James Conner: 14.4 Fantasy Points (16 Touches) Rachaad White outperforms his ADP this week, and his rushing props are intriguing for me. White will also be in some of my core DFS lineups. George Kittle Bounces Back on National TEs Day 🔴 After primarily being used as a blocker vs. the Falcons, George Kittle is going to have an opportunity this week to rack up a huge role in the receiving game. I expect the 49ers to be in a trailing game script vs. a stout Texans defense that ranks 6th in defensive success rate and 1st in EPA/pass. So why do I like George Kittle in this matchup? The Texans have run zone coverage at a 78% rate so far this season. Last season, George Kittle led the 49ers in YPRR vs. zone coverage with 3.16 YPRR. The Texans' defense also ranks 31st in missed tackle rate, which does matter in a matchup like this vs. a dominant YAC TE. Sometimes you have to trust narratives and bouncebacks in this sport, and I expect a massive day for George Kittle in the receiving game. Last season on National TEs Day, George Kittle went for 6/128, 1 TD (24.8 Fantasy Points). I expect George Kittle to find the end zone once and finish the game with over 14+ fantasy points. Rome Odunze Shines This Week 🐻 After two straight weeks of scoring under 10 fantasy points, Rome Odunze is in an ultimate smash spot vs. a defense struggling to contain outside WRs. The Ravens are allowing the 6th most receiving yards this season to opposing WRs. Everyone just expects this Ravens defense to bounce back post-bye week with some players returning from injury, but I don't, and that's because I don't believe in Zachary Orr, and I believe he's one of the worst defensive coordinators in the NFL. The Ravens' defense ranks 30th in EPA/pass and 30th in defensive success rate. Marlon Humphrey and Roquan Smith aren't going to magically make this defense elite; the issue with the Ravens' defense is they fail to generate pressure. The Ravens have only pressured quarterbacks on 33.9% of dropbacks this season, which ranks 5th worst in the NFL. Now let's get to Odunze's matchup. The Ravens run man coverage at the 3rd highest rate in the NFL at 40%. Odunze destroys man coverage, averaging 3.25 YPRR with a 0.3 TPRR. After two matchups vs. two zone-heavy teams, I like Odunze to bounce back and go nuclear vs. a bad Ravens secondary. Opposing WRs vs. The Ravens in 2025 Davante Adams: 4/39, 1 TD (9 Targets) Nico Collins: 4/52, 1 TD Xavier Worthy: 5/83 Amon-Ra St. Brown: 7/77, 1 TD Jerry Jeudy: 4/51 (8 Targets) Keon Coleman: 8/112, 1 TD Odunze potentially goes for 100+ this week. If you're a gambler, I love his over-receiving yards. Trust The Bills to Handle Business vs. the Carolina Panthers 🦬 The Buffalo Bills are coming off a bye week and look to bounce back after having two straight losses before their bye. Let's get into why I think the Bills will bounce back post-bye week. Everyone's concern about this Bills team is they struggle to stop the run. The Bills' run defense grades out as the 5th worst by PFF. Additionally, this Bills run defense ranks 30th in EPA/rush and 1st in yards per carry allowed, allowing 5.8 YPC. But if you're a Bills fan, there is a glimmer of hope for you as reinforcements on the defense are coming back. The Bills are getting back Larry Ogunjobi and Michael Hoecht from suspension, and additionally, they should potentially get back Terrell Bernard and Matt Milano in the middle of their defense. This should help fix some of the problems the Bills' run defense is facing. Now, the Carolina Panthers are going to be without Bryce Young in this matchup. But the Panthers' offense hasn't been super special this season, ranking bottom 10 in EPA/pass and ranking 15th in PFF offensive grading, and that's with a super easy schedule. I expect Bobby Babich's defense to stack the box and force Andy Dalton to be a passer in this matchup. The Panthers' receivers also struggle heavily vs. zone coverage, as no WR on the Panthers this season is averaging over 2 YPRR vs. zone. Flip to the other side of the football; Josh Allen dominates zone coverage. Josh Allen owns a 76.9% completion percentage vs. zone this season with a 110.9 passer rating. (The Panthers run zone coverage at the 3rd highest rate in the NFL.) Additionally, the Panthers' defense ranks 30th in pressure rate, which is a recipe for disaster when facing Josh Allen. If you're not able to pressure Josh Allen, he's going to pick you apart in zone coverage, and this run game is going to eat your defense alive. The Bills' offensive line, in my opinion, is the best offensive line in the NFL. In a game like this where you need a win, I expect the Bills' offensive trenches to dominate. With the Patriots tied in 1st place with the Bills for the AFC East, I like the Bills to bounce back and win this game. Lean Bills 1H just because of backdoor ability, and the Bills have the Chiefs on deck next week . Additional Notes 🗒️ With no Nico Collins and Christian Kirk in the lineup, Jaylin Noel is a sneaky flex start in deeper fantasy leagues. The 49ers' defense ranks bottom 5 in the NFL in defending the slot. Noel ran 74% of his routes from the slot last week. Additionally, among slot WRs last week, Noel led the NFL in YPRR and was 4th in targets despite playing only 43% of snaps. With a bigger projected workload, I like a big day for Jaylin Noel. 🔴 During the Broncos' 4-game win streak, Bo Nix owns just a 0.5% turnover-worthy play rate. He now faces a Cowboys defense that ranks 31st in defensive success rate. The Cowboys' defense has also allowed the most passing yards in the NFL through the first 7 games with 1,938 passing yards allowed. Bo Nix is set to have a massive day through the air. Troy Franklin is a receiver I would target in deeper leagues. 🐎 No A.J. Brown, no problem—it's time for the Saquon Barkley revenge game. The Giants' defense is allowing 5.23 YPC and has a defense that ranks 32nd in EPA/rush. Additionally, the Giants' defense also allows an explosive run rate of 16.57%. I don't love this Eagles' rushing offense in 2025, but this Giants' run defense is atrocious, and I expect a big day for Barkley on the ground. 🦅 The Steelers are allowing the 5th most receiving yards to inline TEs in the NFL. Kraft has the 2nd most receiving yards in the NFL when lining up inline. Additionally, the Steelers run man coverage at a 37% rate. Tucker Kraft destroys man coverage, averaging 2.19 YPRR with a 21% target share. 🟡🧀 Derrick Henry this season is averaging 3.26 yards after first contact and is now facing a Bears run defense that allows the 2nd most YPC in the NFL. Potentially a good bounce-back spot post-bye week for King Henry. 🐦‍⬛ The Titans' defense has no hope in stopping this juggernaut Colts offense. The Colts' offense currently ranks 1st in offensive success rate and 1st in EPA/rush. Meanwhile, this Titans' defense ranks bottom 12 in almost every defensive metric. The Titans' best corner, L’Jarius Sneed, also went on the IR this week. Jonathan Taylor and this Colts rushing attack should dominate here again. The best way to target the Colts tomorrow is with Taylor over 1.5 TDs. Otherwise, I'd pass on this game completely as the Colts likely put up a big number in this spot. Jeffery Simmons looks to be out as well. 🏈 Tee Higgins gets another great matchup this week vs. a Jets defense that runs man coverage at a 34% rate. Higgins this season is averaging 2.24 YPRR vs. man coverage, and the Jets are going to be without Sauce Gardner in this matchup. Additionally, since Joe Flacco got traded to the Bengals, Tee Higgins is averaging 9 targets and 79 receiving yards per game with Flacco as the starter. The Jets' pass coverage defense has been poor, ranking 29th in EPA/pass and 26th in coverage grading. With Sauce Gardner out and Higgins emerging with Flacco as his quarterback, I like Tee to have another big game. 🐅 With Kendre Miller tearing his ACL, it's time to buy low on Alvin Kamara. The Buccaneers allow the most receiving yards to opposing RBs in the NFL. Kamara has the 2nd highest TPRR on the team behind Olave vs. 2-high coverage. The Buccaneers are running 2-high coverage at a top 10 rate. Additionally, Todd Bowles blitzes at the 5th highest rate in the NFL. I like Kamara to be a safety option for Rattler in this matchup. 🎯 For more football previews like this, drop a ❤️❤️

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Hayden Winks
Hayden Winks@HaydenWinks·
After being told he can't challenge, Brian Daboll threw the challenge flag. Love it. Getting them to look at if the ball was immediately knocked out, which is reviewable. Long story short, this is another challenge of reffing the tush push. Big pile vs. forward progress.
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Hayden Winks@HaydenWinks·
More Tush Push controversy... Refs blow whistle for forward progress, but Jalen Hurts was still moving forward imo, so when Kayvon Thibodeaux steals the ball away, it should be a fumble and Giants ball. Instead, 1st down Eagles.
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LowCapCon@LowCapCon·
@KoalaTalksBall This one’s a beauty. Any take on Michael Mayer’s lines in his first game without Bowers?
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Shaan
Shaan@ShaanS7_·
NFL Week 6 Preview 🏈 ❤️🏈 The Chiefs Offense Cooks This Week 🏈 The Lions' secondary is decimated by injuries; DJ Reed, Avontae Maddox, Terrion Arnold, and Khalil Dorsey are all out. Additionally, Brian Branch and Kerby Joseph, the two star defensive backs for the Lions, are considered game-time decisions and missed practice throughout the week. Patrick Mahomes has been playing at a very high level this season, after struggling in the regular season the past two seasons. (Mahomes is averaging almost a 9 ADOT this season; the Chiefs have unlocked their deep passing game again.) The Chiefs' offense ranks top 5 in success rate and 1st in EPA/Rush. Mahomes leads the NFL with 1,559 air yards and is averaging 10.9 yards per completion. The Lions' defense primarily runs two coverages: Cover 1 (31%) and Cover 3 (31%). Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid have historically dominated single-high coverage. With the Lions' secondary banged up, will the Lions be as aggressive as usual and run more aggressive coverages against this Chiefs offense? Xavier Worthy is averaging 3 YPRR vs. man coverage this season. WR1s vs. The Lions This Season Ja'Marr Chase: 6/110, 2 TDs (10 targets) Jerry Jeudy: 3/48 (9 targets) Rome Odunze: 7/128, 2 TDs (11 targets) Lions' star left tackle Taylor Decker is expected to miss this game, and his backup, Manu, is also listed as out. Goff historically hasn't been great against pressure, and with an inexperienced interior offensive line, I like the Chiefs' chances to create interior pressure. (Chris Jones has to have a big game.) With the Lions' secondary banged up and the Chiefs in a desperate spot, I expect the Chiefs to win this game. Xavier Worthy also has a top-15 fantasy week. Bill Croskey-Meritt Has Arrived 🐻 In Week 5, Bill had 13 out of the first 14 RB carries. Bill Croskey-Meritt is averaging 6.6 YPC this season and 4.4 yards after first contact. Additionally, BCM leads the NFL with a 55.8% elusive rate and a 65.1% rushing success rate. The Bears are allowing the most rushing yards per game on average this season in the NFL. RBs vs. The Bears This Season Ashton Jeanty: 155 scrimmage yards, 3 TDs (23 touches) Javonte Williams: 12.2 fantasy points (15 touches) Jahmyr Gibbs: 19.4 fantasy points (15 touches) David Montgomery: 13.1 fantasy points (12 touches) Aaron Jones: 15.7 fantasy points (11 touches) Jacory Croskey-Meritt is going for 80+ yards with a touchdown this week and is primed for a top-10 fantasy RB week. Travis Hunter’s Role Is Growing 🐅 In the past two weeks, Travis Hunter’s route share has jumped from 57.5% to 69.7%. He's primed for another big game against a Seattle defense that has struggled in the slot due to Devon Witherspoon being injured. The Seahawks primarily run two-high coverage at a 60.8% rate. Against two-high coverage this season, Hunter is averaging 0.22 TPRR and 2.53 YPRR. Additionally, against Cover 4 and Cover 6 specifically, Hunter is averaging 3.87 YPRR. The Jaguars are a run-first offense under first-year head coach Liam Coen, but the problem is the Seahawks' rush defense is elite. The Seahawks are allowing just 83 rushing yards per game and have a defense that ranks 2nd in EPA/Rush. With the run game limited in this matchup, the Jaguars will have to rely on outside options like Travis Hunter. Slot WRs vs. The Seahawks in 2025 (Without Witherspoon) Emeka Egbuka: 7/163, 1 TD Rashid Shaheed: 4/42 (6 targets) Calvin Austin: 1/22 (4 targets) Travis Hunter is a solid flex option in fantasy this week and will eclipse 50+ receiving yards in this matchup. Jake Ferguson Will Have Another Big Week ⭐️ The Panthers are allowing the most receiving yards to TEs in the NFL this season (32nd). TEs vs. The Panthers in 2025 Brenton Strange: 4/59 Trey McBride: 6/78 Kyle Pitts: 4/39 (6 targets) Patriots TEs: 3/63, 1 TD Darren Waller: 5/78, 1 TD Ferguson leads the NFL in targets for a TE with 48 targets so far this season. He also owns a 24% target share this season. From a coverage perspective, the Panthers run Cover 3 at one of the highest rates in the NFL at 42%. Ferguson is averaging 2.6 YPRR against Cover 3 this season. With CeeDee Lamb still out and an elite matchup on hand, I expect another big game for Fergy. Ashton Jeanty Finishes As The Fantasy RB1 This Week 🎯 Fantastic matchup for Jeanty facing a Titans defense that allows the 3rd-most rushing yards per game with 146.8 rush yards per game on average. The Titans remain without Tevondre Sweat, and without him in the lineup, the Titans allow an extra YPC on average. Pete Carroll has continued to talk about feeding Jeanty and has talked about him being the focal point of this offense. Additionally, with Brock Bowers out, Jeanty's workload will remain high in this matchup. Jeanty’s Touches in 2025 Week 1: 21 touches Week 2: 14 touches Week 3: 17 touches Week 4: 23 touches Week 5: 19 touches (blowout) RBs vs. The Titans in 2025 Broncos RBs: 25 touches, 137 scrimmage yards, 1 TD (Week 1) Kyren Williams: 19 touches, 80 scrimmage yards (Week 2) Blake Corum: 5 touches, 10.4 fantasy points (Week 2) Jonathan Taylor: 20 touches, 118 scrimmage yards, 3 TDs (Week 3) Woody Marks: 21 touches, 119 scrimmage yards, 2 TDs (Week 4) Michael Carter: 23 touches, 73 scrimmage yards, 1 TD (Week 5) Demercado: 3 touches, 81 scrimmage yards (Week 5) Jeanty cooks this week. Rachaad White Gets an Underrated Matchup 🏴‍☠️ Since Nick Bosa got injured, the 49ers' defense fails to generate pressure on an average down-to-down basis. The 49ers' defense ranks bottom 8 in success rate. I specifically love Rachaad White in the receiving game this week. White logged an 80% snap rate in Week 5. White is averaging 0.26 targets per route in 2025. Dee Winters has also struggled in coverage the last couple of weeks when the 49ers blitz. Receiving RBs vs. The 49ers in 2025 Alvin Kamara: 6/21 Connor/Benson: 6/24 Kyren Williams: 8/66, 2 TDs (10 targets) Rachaad White is a top-10 start for me. Micah Parsons Gets His Revenge vs. Joe Flacco 🧀 The Packers are fresh off a bye and get to face Joe Flacco a second time this season in arguably a worse situation. The Bengals' offense, through 5 games, ranks 30th in success rate and 25th in EPA/Rush. This Bengals offensive line cannot pass block or run block. Now you have a 40-year-old statue as your quarterback against arguably the best defense in the NFL. Ja'Marr Chase was also added to the injury report with an illness. The Packers should roll here, but the angle I like in this game is for Micah Parsons to record a sack. Parsons talked about wanting to sack Flacco, and this Bengals offensive line is putrid in pass protection. Micah should continue to see a snap count increase in the coming weeks as he gets healthier. Garrett Wilson Gets Clamped This Week ✈️ In Garrett Wilson’s three previous matchups vs. the Broncos, he has been held to: 6.4 fantasy points (2022) - 4 receptions 11.4 fantasy points (2023) - 3 receptions 12.1 fantasy points (2024) - 5 receptions Vs. Patrick Surtain Specifically Wilson has been held to 34 receiving yards on 7 targets in 3 games. He owns GW. Opposing WR1s vs. The Broncos in 2025 A.J. Brown: 5/43 (8 targets) Ja'Marr Chase: 5/23 (8 targets) Quentin Johnston: 6/89 Michael Pittman Jr.: 4/40 (5 targets) Calvin Ridley: 4/27 (8 targets) Justin Fields vs. the #1 success rate defense in the NFL is a recipe for disaster. Bench and fade Garrett Wilson. TreVeyon Henderson Finally Breaks Out 🏈 Antonio Gibson is out; Henderson should see around a 50% snap share in this matchup. The Saints allow the 10th-most fantasy points to opposing RBs this season. The Saints also run single-high coverage at a 58% rate; Henderson is averaging 2.13 YPRR against single-high coverage this season. If Henderson gets about 20+ routes, as I expect, he should be a solid flex start this week. Henderson finishes as a top-20 fantasy RB this week. Additional Notes 🗒️ With Quentin Johnston trending toward being out, look for Ladd McConkey to get WR1 volume. (The Dolphins' pass defense ranks 31st in EPA/Pass.) Without Omarion Hampton and with the offensive line banged up, I expect Herbert to lift this offense again on his shoulders. Jaylen Waddle is averaging 4.05 YPRR this season vs. Cover 4 (the Chargers run Cover 4 23.3% of the time). With Derrick Harmon in the lineup, the Steelers are allowing 94.5 rush yards per game; without him, 149.5. Harmon has massively improved this Steelers run defense. Tetairoa McMillan has his best fantasy game of the season vs. a team that runs zone 92% of the time. The Rams allow the fewest explosive rushes in the NFL (Derrick Henry is Lamar Jackson-reliant at this stage of his career). MHJ in Indy is a sneaky narrative. Marvin Harrison Sr. played his entire career for the Colts; now his son plays in Indy tomorrow. Brissett could also be a sneaky upgrade for MHJ in a matchup like this. If You Read The Entire Preview Drop a 🐨 in the comments 🔽
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Hayden Winks
Hayden Winks@HaydenWinks·
Jauan Jennings is tough as hell. Sacrficed himself for the 2-point conversion. Could be ribs or shoulder. Smoked. Already had the shoulder and ankle before.
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