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I hope everybody is enjoying it. To anybody that's new, thank you so much for tuning in. I greatly appreciate it. This will be a walkthrough of the Week 5 DraftKings, main slate breakdown. If you have fan dual questions, anything like that. Hit us up on Discord at Windaley Sports, promo code STICKS. That is STiX for 50% off. That will have all of the projections that run through the 80 model. So receptions, yards, completions, all that good stuff. Literally anything you could project and bet a player prop on. That is all customer facing over there at Windaley Sports. Doing this a little earlier on Friday on the morning here. So I don't have all the practice reports, if any, for Friday. So we'll keep an eye out. Obviously there's some news that already broke. So we know who a lot of guys that aren't playing. But quick recap of Week 5. Cash games kind of sucked because we used Rushy Rice. I did say Locknico in, so that was tough. But we used Nico in GPPs and also talked about going with the Steelers stacks on the early, only slate and hit for 10k. So that was awesome. I don't know if you saw that one, a tournament had a takedown. Almost won the 100k, that $15 entry. That's 150 max. I single bulleted it with that same lineup. But that was awesome. All the player props continue to move in the right direction. Obviously hitting Russell Henley at the President's Cup. Being the top rookie score was huge hit for four units there. But plus 4.45 units last week on the sheet. If you do not have access to the sheet, it's just a Google drive of all the bets that I make throughout the week. So definitely refresh that on a nightly or hourly basis if you're a board, but definitely trying to beat the market there before lines move the other way. Reach out to me on Twitter if you want access to that. But let's do this quick. Get into Week 5. I believe it's only a 12-gamer, which I love. These more condensed slates starting with the first game. We got Carolina going to Chicago. Oh, shit. Let's go through the injuries. I'm sorry, guys. Let's do that first. Moving over to the injury report. What we got so far with the Bengals. Mike Hilton quarterback lightly out. Sheldon Rankin's likely out again. I mean, Tara Kendri is going to probably smash again. Ravens looks like just Arthur Molot is likely out. He's one of the quarterbacks that kind of shifts in and out. So not a huge miss for the Ravens. Do you like their defense panthers? Shaq Thompson and Jez Jule are both out. Kind of like the only two runstoppers. Quote, unquote, that they may have. The Bills clear. Khalil Shakir is out. Texans. Joe Mixon, Damian Pierce, Robert Woods. Trending on the wrong side of questionable. We will likely see Tankdale back. Colts, Jonathan Taylor is out. Anthony Richardson is highly questionable. It sounds like Joe Flacco will get the start there, but keep an eye out throughout the weekend for that. On the defensive side of things, Kenny Moore and Quiddy Pay are likely out again. So this should be a great spot for Trevor Lawrence and company commanders. Brian Robinson is likely in. I know that he was dealing with some shit. Austin Echler is back. So we'll see how that timeshare goes now that Brian Robinson has been insanely effective. I'm sure Austin Echler will spell him a little bit and do more in the passing game. For the Browns, looks like just... I don't even care about that team right now. God damn it. I'm so mad about using Watson on the main slate. Like, dude, they march on the first drive of the game. It seems like on a weekly basis, maybe that's my exposure to the Browns is start betting first drive touchdown or first drive score at least, because they just seem to have that scripted first drive down to a science. And it's very effective. And dude, Amari Cooper, that was one of my biggest player props last week. There was no holding on that play. That was bullshit. That flag was like... I didn't even see a flag till well after the pass. So I don't know what's going on there. Amari should have had a hundred plus on a score. And that would have saved the Deshawn Watson afternoon stacks. But it is what it is. But yeah, for the Browns and the joke, we've likely out again. Raiders, no Devontae, Max Crosby's likely out. To Cameron Richardson is likely out. One of their corners, Devontie Abil likely out. And Zamir White on the wrong side of questionable right now. So far, so keep an eye on that. I don't think that matters to you, but maybe opens things up for Madison. I don't think we want to do that. But who knows? For the Cardinals, pretty clean. Trim McBride is back, love him this week. For the 49ers, Kittle is highly questionable. And Fred Warner has yet to practice their defense in general. There's many guys in the injury report, but those are two like the notable ones. Keep an eye on that. That could be a back and forth game where Arizona kind of gets back into the swing of things here and covers the points. For the Packers, Christian Watson is likely out. Luke Musgrave, highly questionable. Jay or Alexander is back. And Romeo Dobbs is not at practice as of Wednesday and Thursday. I guess with a personal thing. So hopefully everything's well with him. It's a great spot for Romeo Dobbs this week. If not, may have some interest in 3300 Bowe Melton. For the Rams, no cup and for the Giants, no neighbors. Everything else, not too crazy. But Carolina, going to Chicago, opened up at 41 and a half, sitting at 41, pretty much everywhere in the Bears, giving four in terms of ownership. Not a whole lot going on here. I don't think there's a ton of interest in this game. DeAndre Swift got it going again last week, which is great. Both quarterbacks going to be right around 1% owned. I do worry about the pace of this game. Chuba Hubbard, 20% owned. I get it. It's a Bears. You could run on them, but I'm not going to go to Chuba Hubbard at 6100. I'd rather have Swift at 5700, but it looks like the field will be interested in both of these guys. I'm seeing DeAndre Johnson at 20% ownership, 18%. There's just no way Xavier Laguette, 5100, nice price. But I don't want to pick on the Bears secondary at all. In terms of coverage, like Carolina is just playing a ton of cover three and they're blitzing a lot historically. It's hard to tell for it like this year, but that's usually a spot where Keenan Allen just absolutely smashes. DJ Moore, I don't know what's going on with him. He seems pissed off every single week, 6600. I'm probably going to fade that if anything. If you want to go crazy and play like Caleb and Keenan Allen or go back to Roma Dunes, I guess you could do that. I'm not really interested in this game as a whole. And the tight inside of things, probably not playing Roulette with any of them. Both defenses, Panthers defense 2,400, 15% owned, I think. I think that's probably where most people go in cash, but I don't know, you don't want to play the Panthers D. There's no one healthy and whoever they did have healthy. Outside of JC Horn is not really good at football. Bears 3600, you could always do that, but I don't pay up for defense often. Moving on to Cincinnati hosting the Baltimore Ravens. Baltimore's a favorite here. And what is that spread? We got Baltimore favored by two, two and a half, depending on the book, a total of 49. So they do expect a lot of points to be scored here. Lamar's going to be sub 10%. I love him this week in terms of GPPs. I just don't know if I can afford him. And Joe Burrow's going to be sub 5%. This is a pass funnel in Baltimore. You can't really run on them. And I don't really love the running game for Cincinnati as a whole. On the defensive side of things, the Ravens will have a lot of blitz. And they mix it up pretty well with a lot of man and zone coverage, but a good bit of cover one and mainly cover four in zone, but they have had some big leads this season. So it's probably worth seeing more cover four, especially that Dallas game. I think that's all they did is play cover four and like prevent and then let Dallas right back into that game. And then obviously keep the shit out of the bills last week. So it should be a boosted joseki. I don't like how much we're seeing Eric all. On a Cincinnati side of things, I'm sorry. But for the Ravens, it should be a great uptick for safe flowers. And honestly, like Richard Bateman, potentially a tight end. I'm just, I don't understand what's going on with Mark Andrews. And they're not like using Isaiah likely a ton since week one. So it's weird situation there for the Cincinnati Bengals, or I'm sorry, Cincinnati Bengals are going to run a ton of man and zone with a lot of cover one, not much blitz. That is the uptick for safe flowers in Richard Bateman. I'm sorry there. And for the Ravens, yeah, they mix it up a good bit. Cover one, cover four. That should be a boosted joseki and T Higgins. I do like T Higgins at six K this week. Let's go into the ownership. Derek Henry is probably going to be 25, 30 percent owned. I have nothing wrong to say about him. Just paying 7,800 for Derek Henry. It's like the payoff you need the 102 touchdowns because he doesn't do anything in the passing game for the most part. So we won't talk you off him. Probably not a priority play for me, but it's such a good spot. Jamar Chase 8K, it's like I'd rather have T at six K for two grand less. And both all receivers in this game are sub 10%. So getting different in GPPs with a high total. This game definitely offers that tight ends. Not playing air call at 2,700. I think again, this is a better spot for joseki. He is running more routes when they need pass plays. So joseki may be a little dark, but not really interested. I think my guys here would be, you know, price agnostic. Jamar Chase is fantastic. But for the price, two Higgins and Zaflowers had no ownership. I could definitely get behind that. Lamar Jackson is probably one of my favorite GPP quarterbacks on the slate. Banged up Buffalo going into Houston. We have the bills opened as a one point dog, sitting at a one point dog and that line open that total open at 47 and a half. It's pretty much sitting there. Let's go into the defenses for that for Houston. We're going to see a good mix of man and zone. Kind of like what we're seeing with the Ravens. They, you know, kind of like a middle of the pack. Blitz rate should see a lot of cover one and above average cover four rates. Similar to Ravens. It's like when Houston's winning, they're winning by a good bit. And we'll also see a little bit of cover three. So yeah, they mix it up a ton against the cover one. That should be advantage. Actually Dalton, King Cade with or without Shakir playing there against cover four. That's going to be King Cade again and cover three. It's going to be the slot, which Shakir is not there. So I think King Cade's in a great spot. This is, I wanted to bet his reception prep over four and a half is plus one 30. Last night at one of the books I was looking at that is now juice on the over. So I think I missed it. But yeah, love King Cade here. I do worry about Buffalo's offense and Josh Allen could always still pick. So if you like Houston's defense for 2600, you could do worse there for Buffalo's D. It's pretty much all zone. They don't even blitz. Still run a lot of cover two, which is interesting. But digs versus the zone should be awesome. Nico Collins pretty much just gets 10 to 12 targets every single week. So I can't say anything bad about him. But Nico was the spot for me last week because of how much man coverage the Jags want to play and how much they blitz like that is Nico spot. I don't love him as much here. I'm not going to pay 7,700 for Nico and even to fund digs or avenge game. If you want to call it that 6,900 pretty steep. But yeah, this is the spot you probably want to play digs if you don't care about pricing. And if you got him in season log, I haven't seen you're still probably starting him. But quarterback ownership into the week. Love Josh Allen, but without secure, I think that bumps it down a little bit. Houston's defense is pretty banged up as much as I like. Do you want to play them at 2600 as a punt? A little bit concerned there, but Josh Allen, 7,700 5% owned. CJ Stroud, 62 or I'm sorry, 7,200 3% owned. So no ownership on this game, decently high total. James Cook, 7k, probably a little too steep for me. Sub 10% ownership. You're probably not playing any of the Houston running backs. Again, Nico Collins, two expenses to fund digs. Probably two expensive, but great spot. So if you want to get different, I'm sure these guys will be like right around 10% ownership. Tank that was back 5,400 against the zone. Don't hate that at all. 5,400 could be a good spot to get different. And then Dalton Kinkade, probably one of my favorite tight ends. I'll probably go there and cash 5,300, 15% ownership. It's either Tucker craft shock right now or Dalton Kinkade. I would much rather have Dalton Kinkade in cash. But if all the ownership is going to craft, we'll probably use that as a punt. Moving on to the next game, the Colts going to Jacksonville. Don't want to talk about this game a ton because it depends on Joe Flacco, Anthony Richardson. But with Indy on their defensive side of things, very low blitz rate, pretty much all cover three. Like they just do nothing but zone for Gus Bradley. That is a massive, massive upgrade and expected target share for Brian Thomas Jr. This is a monster Brian Thomas Jr. Week this week. He is a priority play for me. The only downside to like how high I could reject him, he was the first player prop I bet on the sheet at over 50 and a half. I think every book now moved up to like 54 range is if Evan Ingram plays. I think that's maybe a little bit of a downgrade to Brian Thomas, but so much of an upgrade if we lose a little bit of that. Still love him, 5900, fire it all the way the hell up for Jacksonville. Yeah, like I said, a lot of man coverage, which is wild with that personnel and a high blitz rate. That's going to be Michael Pittman and Josh Downs. We know Josh Downs gets his work no matter what. Going on the inside of Jacksonville is a great way to beat them, but anywhere in that secondary is very beatable. Love Pittman, love Josh Downs, especially if Joe Flacco plays. If Richardson plays, I probably will fade both of them. But on the quarterback side of things, Trevor Lawrence, 5% ownership. I think that'll be higher. I think people will have a little bit of an appetite to pay down this week. Because they're going to try to force in, you know, Derek Henry or keep chasing the Jordan Mason points. Like running back is pretty tough outside of DeAndre Swift in terms of value this week. So I think people will pay up there and have to pay down a little bit of quarterback. So I do think Richardson is over 5% ownership this week, but if not, I will be very interested in him being my like puke quarterback play that I continue to keep playing every week in GPPs. Worked and the early only was Fields and obviously worked two weeks ago with Caleb Williams at the Colts, but same situation here. Trevor Lawrence is probably a more established quarterback for like success rate than Caleb Williams, but Trevor Lawrence looks like shit this year, but there's any week it's this week, especially with Kenny Moore, Cody Pay, like these guys are banged up for the Colts. Going on to running back spot here. No ownership on Travis ETN 2%, but we're seeing a lot of tank Bigs B. So I don't know, I love Travis ETN in the game stack. Maybe early only if you want to go 3-2. You know, Lawrence ETN, a pass catcher, run it back with. Well, you're not probably playing Trey Sermon. I don't know, 5700 Trey Sermon is just an easy pass when Swift is the same price. I do worry about Swift on the gold line, but tank Bigs B is getting a lot of work too. So keep an eye on that. Wide receivers, Brian Thomas, probably 10 to 15% ownership. Michael Putman, 15 plus downs, probably 15 plus. People are going to go to these spots. They are cheap wide receiver ones and one B's for Josh Downs. Brian Thomas, probably my favorite player of the week. And if no one's playing Christian Kirk, I'll play Christian Kirk. I think that's probably my early only lineup is a Trevor Lawrence double stack with Thomas and Kirk running it back with Pittman or something like that. Maybe even triple stack if you want to use ETN to be crazy. Miami, New England, fuck that game. If Travis, or I'm sorry, if I have an Ingram is back for the Jags, I'm okay with it, but I don't know, I want to see it first. Cleveland, Washington, probably going to say fuck that game. I'm not going back to Watson. I don't know. This is probably the week he does it against Washington. But Washington's defense is getting a little bit better to just shut down the Arizona Cardinals for whatever that is worth these days. Moving on to the afternoon. Probably going to say fuck this game three times in a row. This is great. Las Vegas and Denver. I'm not going to go through coverages. These total this total is like what 35 and a half. Love Brock Bowers at like 1% ownership, 5500 against Denver. They cannot cover the tight end. They cannot cover the scheme for Brock Bowers. Sir Tan will not see much of him. I love him there. I just worry about volume. On the other side, the same reason I absolutely loved Amari Cooper last week. I am okay if you want to play a one-off courtland sudden. I know the volume in the past game is not really there. I have no interest in a popular Jivante Williams. I've seen him for like 15% ownership. Solid game against the Jets, but that was just, I don't know, game script. It was so low scoring he had to get 15 plus touches. He probably gets 15 plus touches again this week. Maybe I'll play Jivante in cash. It depends on him or Swift right now for cash, but moving on to the next game. Arizona San Fran should be a very interesting game. I do think Arizona keeps it close. Like I mentioned earlier, this game opened up at San Fran minus 7 and a half. It is sitting there. Total of 49 and a half also sitting there. For the San Fran side of the defense, they play a lot of man coverage compared to like the NFL average in compared to what we've usually seen from San Fran. So Nick Sorenson is definitely changing some things up there, but they mix it up with everything. You know, cover one, they're playing cover two, playing cover three, playing cover four, like it's a good mix of everything. It's really hard to tell who gets a bump up. I just like the game script side of things as if they are supposed to score that much. 28, 29 point team total, like that's insane. Arizona's going to have to chuck it in San Fran's defense is pretty banged up. Trey McBride, probably my favorite tied in play of the week. Brock Purdy, nice GPP quarterback, probably a safe cash floor, 6,200. Seemed like 7 to 8 percent ownership. Kyler, 1 percent. Maybe this is the week we go to Kyler and GPP is 1 percent Kyler. I didn't even really look at that. Like everybody's going to play Jordan Love. It's interesting to see where projections go if Richardson is ruled out. So we'll see. Brock Purdy is probably going to go up a little bit, but Jordan Love is probably the cash game guy. You can play him in GPPs too, but Kyler, very interesting. Runningbacks, Jordan Mason, 35 percent ownership. That's a huge price, but dude, he does get 25 touches. So I don't hate it, but I do worry about the past game. Like I'd rather pay for running back in that price. That is a three down back getting a lot of passive work. Jordan Mason doesn't check that box, but he's got to be like minus 250 to score. So I'm okay with the Deebo Samuel 6800. So Arizona, just heavy cover three. That is Deebo. Deebo is a zone killer. I'm okay with IU if you want to get really different or double stack Brock Purdy, but Deebo Samuel's probably a priority play for me because I do like something I'm doing almost every week because I'm trying to get a piece. If not multiple of these very high implied team totals, Vegas is great at that. You want exposure to high powered offenses that are expected to score a lot of points. San Fran by far, the highest implied team total. Don't make a lineup without a key San Fran contributor in my opinion. Deebo is going to be that guy for me if it's not Jordan Mason. Right now I'm leaning Deebo for the discount, but Trey McBride, sub 5% ownership coming back from concussion. Yeah, this like this again, Kyle should throw it 35 times. I don't understand whether to keep running the ball like crazy and killing clock. Like this is an offense that should go, go, go. Marvin Harrison Jr. 7500, a steep price, but I do think McBride being back helps him. I was dead on on that last week. Like Washington was doubling Marvin Harrison Jr. after that first drive. So I worried about Marvin paying up for him last week and yeah, quote unquote, the nuts match up. But said like how much can Washington continue to get their ass kicked by wide receiver ones without making something. And you know, I'm kind of proud of Joe Witt, you know, like saying the defense coordinator for Washington, like I am going to make someone else beat me. Make Michael Wilson and fucking Greg Dorch beat me. Stack the box. So James Connor can't beat me and double Marvin Harrison Jr. With no Trey McBride. Seemed like an easy, easy game plan for Washington. And I'm glad like I'm not a football coach. So I don't really know shit compared to those guys. But it seems like they did that. Like make fucking Michael Wilson and Greg Dorch beat us. Good luck. And they didn't and they got their ass kicked. So they deserved it. But yeah, Arizona needs Trey McBride on the field. Love Trey McBride this week. Moving on to the next game. We'll see what happens with Kittle, but not going to jump in circles to play him. I think Devo is the main benefactor here and also Jordan Mason getting 25 touches. Game the public loves. I kind of love it too. The Packers going to the Rams opened up at 48 and a half. And the total with Green Bay getting three pretty much sitting there or giving three. I'm sorry. Green Bay is the favorite. Jordan loves 6,500 12% ownership. I think he goes way up if Richardson's moved out. I think he's a catch game staple then at that point. Staff are going to be sub 5% owned. I would much rather have Trevor Lawrence or Kyler Murray and GPPs or maybe even like Joe Burrow, but I don't know. I don't really love Cincinnati's offense right now, but it is a pass funnel. So we may see Joe Burrow drop back and throw it 40 times this week. That's going to be wild. Packers defense going to run a lot of cover three. Don't really blitz a lot. And honestly, the Rams pretty much do the same thing. A lot of cover three don't blitz a lot. So both these teams very high on zone defenses for the Rams. Jordan Whittington seems to be their guy against cover three. And the Packers do not blitz at all. So the Marcus Robinson could be able to break a deep one here, but Jayir is back. So that I'm done. I'm not playing D-Rob and then Kyron should get a ton of checkdowns in the passing game. So like that's where I want to pay 7k plus for running back. So it's not Derrick Henry for me, you know, for first priority. It's not Jordan Mason for first priority. I think if I'm paying that much for running back, it's going to be Kyron Williams. And he's going to be like 25% known, which is fine. It is what it is. The guy doesn't leave the field and he's kind of the focal point of their offense. Josh Jacobs, 6400. Love that. I love both these guys. I love this game. Jordan Whittington, 4600 again. Like he's going to be the guy that they're scheming against cover three, kind of doing the Cooper Cup, hooking a coup of thing, finding the holes in the zone. He should have a field day. I haven't projected for like 5.2 catches. I think player props are four and a half with juice on the over. So I like to be close to the market there. That is good. Very interested to see what happens with Romeo Dobbs, because I do think Bow Mountain will be a sneaky, sneaky darling, if he does not play because the Packers run a ton of 11 personnel. That is three wide receivers. So if Dobbs is out, they're not going to change their offense. They are going to bring Bow Mountain up there. And we saw, I think he's an Ole Miss dude. He's a very talented player, very fast. He's kind of like a jigsaw piece, similar to Jaden Reed, maybe built a little bit more. But if Dobbs isn't there, like Bow Mountain can definitely put up big numbers. I think he had his coming out party last week against the Vikings in Minnesota, but always believed in Bow Mountain. So keep an eye on that. Jaden Reed, 6500. Steep Price, but this dude gets just insane usage. I have nothing wrong to say about him. Not going to play pin the town in the donkey with like 2-2 outwell, or you know, like I said, with Demarcus Robinson, Tyler Johnson. Not really interested in that. I think the volume goes to Whittington and it probably goes to Colby Parkinson and Kyron Williams. Dontavian Wicks, 5k, 20% ownership. Everybody's going to go there. It's a great spot. But it's hard to handicap the Packers' offense. Even with no Christian Watson, like I go through all these coverages. I don't really see anybody getting like a massive bump up. So it's like, yeah, their volume is what it is. So which guy gets in the box? That's where it's like, all right. I would take the savings in Bow Mountain and play Jordan Love with him. But I don't know. Maybe just to play Tucker Craft and value stack it because you have exposure to Wicks and Jaden Reed through Jordan Love. But Tucker Craft 3516% ownership. So I think that's what Cash Game people are doing is going Jordan Love, Tucker Craft. Maybe even Dontavian Wicks. I don't think you should stack that much in Cash Games. But who knows? That's probably what the field will do. Colby Parkinson 3700. I like him. I got him for four catches. That's a good spot here. This game has a ton of sex appeal. Last game, the Giants in Seattle. I'm going to say fuck that game too. I love DK Metcalf here. But I'm probably not paying 7K when there's just absolutely no pressure on the other side from the Giants to score. Seattle's defense is probably the best play in this game. So yeah, overall, just a quick recap. Favorite games, Green Bay Rams, Arizona, Sam Fran. I do like the one-offs in that low total in Denver with Brock Powers and Corland Sutton. Cleveland, Washington, probably going to be a fade spot for me. I do think people will play a Mario Cooper into Sean Watson. I need you guys to hold me accountable. I can't keep playing to Sean Watson like this when all they do is just march down on the first drive score and do nothing the rest of the fucking game. Andy Jacksonville, I love that one. Maybe Baltimore Cincinnati, but I don't know. Maybe Chicago's offensive, Sneaky 2. But good luck to everybody this week. I'm sorry I had to fly through this one, but there's just too much injury news to wait for. So hit me up on Twitter. Discord @winddailysports, promo code sticks. Good luck to everybody this week. Thank you guys so much for the support. It's been a blast doing this show and we've seen a ton of success, but need to get that cash game back in the winning circles. So three for four so far this year in cash, I do expect to hit about 70% throughout the season for cash game lineups. 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