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NBA DFS Fastbreak 2/5

Point Guard Favorite Play Sexton – The Guy has been playing out of his mind (in his standards), and gets a slight bump again with Thompson out. Brogdon Young Rubio Beverley   Shooting Guard Favorite Play Russell – Back in Brooklyn, on the trade block. He’s going to show out LeVert Dinwiddie Booker Wiggins   Small Forward Favorite Play None – I don’t really like anyone over the other here tonight. No one with a stand out spot. PG/Siakam Burks/Robinson Brown/Hayward   Power Forward Favorite Play Porzingis – I was a fool not to force him into my lineups in his last game. Don’t be me Nance Love Grant Green   Center Favorite Play JVal – He’s so underrated but seems to show out. Should see 30 minutes tonight Ayton Drummond Chriss

The AMBUSH DFS – NFL Conference Championship

THE AMBUSH NFL Playoffs Conference Championship Games We are in the final DFS slate of the season for football.  I don’t want to talk about the Showdown for the Super Bowl because outside of making a few predictions and prop

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Fantasy Football Weekly Snap Counts & Analysis

Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes

FullTime Fantasy is proud to present our snap count tracker! With this weekly updated chart, Fantasy owners can see which players are seeing the most touches, and converting their opportunities into points!

The AMBUSH DFS – NFL Divisional Round

THE AMBUSH NFL Playoffs – Divisional Round Well, last weekend sucked.  It wasn’t just having a couple blinders and missing on a few plays here or there, I had the game theory wrong on all four games and actually picked

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The AMBUSH – Wild Card Sunday Updates

THE AMBUSH NFL Playoffs – Wild Card Round – Sunday Updates   I said in my article that I would have some updates for Sunday because Saturday was mostly a go light day in terms of how heavy your lineup

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The AMBUSH – NFL Wild Card Round

THE AMBUSH NFL Playoffs – Wild Card Round The Playoffs are here!  The Playoffs are here!  The Playoffs are here!  We have two weekends in a row of four game slates and three weekends in a row of two game

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NFL Wide Receiver Report – Week 17

Denver Broncos wide receiver Courtland Sutton

Wide Receivers Michael Thomas, NO (DK – $9,900/FD – $9,200) Last week Thomas set the NFL record for receptions (145) after his third straight impact game (11/134/1, 12/128/1, and 12/136/1). Over his previous 11 games, he gained over 100 yards in nine games and eight contests with ten catches or more. His catch rate (82.4) is elite while averaging 11.7 targets per game. Thomas beat the Panthers for ten catches for 101 yards and one TD on 11 targets in Week 12. Carolina fell to 24th in WR defense (37.61 FPPG – 218/2703/12 on 335 targets). Seven WRs gained over 100 yards against the Panthers (Chris Godwin – 8/121/1, D.J. Chark – 8/164/2, Chris Godwin – 10/51, Davante Adams – 7/118, Calvin Ridley – 8/143/1, Michael Thomas – 10/101/1, and Tyler Lockett – 8/120/1). CB James Bradberry will give up plenty of yards with only one TD allowed. The Saints will move Thomas around in formation, and he will get open while catching almost everything thrown his way. His only negative in Week 17 is hand issue that limited his practice time this week. Exceptional floor with an explosive ceiling if the Saints need to throw. Julio Jones, ATL (DK – $8,500/FD – $8,500) Over the last two games, Jones played at a high-level (13/134/2 and 10/166), pushing him to fourth in WR scoring (259.70 Fantasy points). He gained over 100 yards in six games in 2019 with six TDs. With Calvin Ridley injured, Matt Ryan looked his way 35 times over the previous two games. In Week 12, Jones caught five passes for 68 yards against the Bucs. Tampa allows the most Fantasy points to WRs (44.02 FPPG – 220/2954/21 on 355 targets). Nine WRs gained over 100 yards receiving against the Bucs (Sterling Shepard – 7/100/1, Robert Woods – 13/164, Cooper Kupp – 9/121/1, Michael Thomas – 11/182/2, Tyler Lockett – 13/152/2, D.K. Metcalf – 6/123/1, Christian Kirk – 6/138/3, Michael Thomas – 8/114/1, Marcus Johnson – 3/105/1, and Danny Amendola – 8/102). CB Carlton Davis continues to improve, leading to WRs catching only half of their chances while allowing too many TDs. Makes sense, but Tampa will rush the QB while the Falcons can have risk pass protection. Davante Adams, GB (DK – $8,000/FD – $8,400) The rhythm between Aaron Rodgers and Adams picked up over the last two games (7/103/1 and 13/116) while receiving 29 combined targets. Over his previous eight games, he has 61 catches for 706 yards and four TDs on 93 targets (11.6 per game). His recent pace puts Adams on a higher path than 2018 (111/1386/13) except for TDs. He needs 96 yards to reach 1,000 for the second time in his career. The Lions rank 29th in WR defense (40.30 FPPG – 206/2830/18 on 336 targets) with seven WRs (Larry Fitzgerald – 8/113/1, Stefon Diggs – 7/142, Michael Gallop – 9/148, Randall Cobb – 4/115/1, Anthony Miller – 9/140, Chris Godwin – 5/121, and Breshad Perriman – 5/113/3) gaining over 100 yards receiving. CB Darius Slay should cover Adams on most plays, which will control his explosiveness. Green Bay has no choice but to throw Adams the ball, and he does have upside in scoring. Tyreek Hill, KC (DK – $7,700/FD – $8,200) With KC playing better defense and not being forced to throw, Hill only has 28 targets over his previous four games. His only game came in Week 10 (11/157/1) while three other contests of value (5/80/2, 6/140/1, and 5/67/2). Hill has 52 catches for 783 yards and seven TDs on 82 targets over his previous nine full games. The Chargers remain third in WR defense (28.05 FPPG – 167/1951/10 on 232 targets) despite struggling to defend WRs in Week 15 (14/203/1). One WR (Kenny Golladay – 8/117/1) gained over 100 yards vs. LA. CB Michael Davis will allow a high catch rate with minimal damage in TDs, but he’ll have a tough time covering Hill in this matchup. Possible impact game if the Chargers put up a fight on the scoreboard. Julian Edelman, NE (DK – $7,300/FD – $7,500) Edelman continues to battle multiple minor injuries, leading to a couple of quiet games (2/9 and 5/72). On the year, he has five 20-point Fantasy games (8/110/1, 9/113, 8/78/2, 6/106/1, and 8/95/1) while having a floor of 12.20 Fantasy points over ten of his previous 11 starts. The Patriots have looked his way 146 times (9.7 targets per game) in 2019 with ten contests with double-digit targets. In Week 2, he had four catches for 51 yards on four targets vs. the Dolphins. Miami allows the second-most Fantasy points to WRs (41.10 FPPG – 189/2735/27 on 317 targets). They’ve allowed two TDs or more to WRs in six straight games with four of their previous five opponents gaining over 200 yards. Nine WRs gained over 100 yards against Miami (Marquise Brown – 4/147/2, Terry McLaurin – 4/100/2, Juju Smith-Schuster – 5/103/1, John Brown – 9/137/2, Jarvis Landry – 10/148/2, Alshon Jeffery – 9/137/1, Robby Anderson – 7/116/1, Sterling Shepard – 9/111, and Tyler Boyd – 9/128/2). Edelman has a winnable matchup, and Tom Brady should look his way earlier in the game. Allen Robinson, CHI (DK – $7,200/FD – $7,800) The Bears looked Robinson’s way 12 times last week, but he only caught six balls for 53 yards while missing on a long TD after an overthrown ball by Mitchell Trubisky. Robinson played well over his previous five games (32/443/4 on 56 targets) while adding three other contests of value (7/102, 7/97/2, and 10/87/1) earlier in the season. The Vikings held him to seven catches for 77 yards in Week 4. Minnesota slipped to 27th in WR defense (38.97 FPPG – 215/2564/18 on 321 targets). Seven WRs gained over 100 yards vs. the Vikings (Davante Adams – 7/106, Danny Amendola – 8/105, Tyreek Hill – 6/140/1, Amari Cooper – 11/147/1, Randall Cobb – 6/106/1, Courtland Sutton – 5/113, and Davante Adams – 13/116). Minnesota will rest their starters,