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NFL week 3

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Main Event ONLINE (Sep 6 11:30 PM) #129162 · My team · Waivers

Differences

  • Start Justin Herbert over Jordan Love — a coin flip at +0.5 projected · flex · 7-point underdog should throw
  • Start Kyle Pitts over Jayden Reed — +11.2 projected · start · GB allows the 16th most to TEs
  • Start BAL Team Defense over TB Team Defense — a coin flip at +0.4 projected · flex · Implied 28.0 team points

Recommended lineup

137.1 pts
  • QB
    Justin HerbertQB · LAC
    FlexOn your benchClose call

    19.713.8–27.5
  • RB
    Kenneth WalkerRB · KC
    Must start

    23.814.3–36.9
  • RB
    Omarion HamptonRB · LAC
    Must start

    15.69.3–24.1
  • WR
    Mike EvansWR · SF
    Must start

    14.07.7–23.8
  • WR
    Jaylen WaddleWR · DEN
    Must start

    13.77.5–23.3
  • TE
    Tyler WarrenTE · IND
    Start

    12.16.7–20.6
  • FLEX
    Rashod BatemanWR · BAL
    Start

    11.86.5–20.0
  • FLEX
    Kyle PittsTE · ATL
    StartOn your bench

    11.26.2–19.0
  • K
    Cam LittleK · JAX
    Flex

    8.44.6–13.0
  • DEF
    BAL Team DefenseDEF · BAL
    FlexOn your benchClose call

    6.92.8–13.8

Set lineup

125.1 pts
  • QB
    Jordan LoveQB · GB
    FlexNot recommended
    19.213.4–26.9
  • RB
    Kenneth WalkerRB · KC
    Must start
    23.814.3–36.9
  • RB
    Omarion HamptonRB · LAC
    Must start
    15.69.3–24.1
  • WR
    Mike EvansWR · SF
    Must start
    14.07.7–23.8
  • WR
    Jaylen WaddleWR · DEN
    Must start
    13.77.5–23.3
  • TE
    Tyler WarrenTE · IND
    Start
    12.16.7–20.6
  • FLEX
    Rashod BatemanWR · BAL
    Start
    11.86.5–20.0
  • FLEX
    Jayden ReedWR · GB
    AvoidNot recommended
    0.00.0–0.0
  • K
    Cam LittleK · JAX
    Flex
    8.44.6–13.0
  • DEF
    TB Team DefenseDEF · TB
    BenchNot recommended
    6.52.6–13.0

Projections are the week’s Sleeper numbers on FFPC scoring, adjusted for matchup, Vegas total, injury status, weather and recent usage. A “close call” is a slot decided by a point or less — treat it as a coin flip, not as a call.

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