Vegas vs Fulltime: Top Anytime Touchdown Props For Week 18 (Sun)
Vegas vs Fulltime Rankings: Top Props For Week 18 Written by Frank Taddeo @RespectedMoney on X Bettors face significant variance in Week 18 in NFL wagering due to factors such as teams resting players as well as teams tanking. However, one way to increase bankrolls is to target players who will be motivated to reach contract incentives. Our “Vegas vs Fulltime Projections”, focusing on data analytics exclusive to FullTime premium members, heads into Sunday up +6.64 units on the year. In the final week of the regular season, we will target three Anytime-Touchdown wagers via a combination of my Vegas Respected Money targets in conjunction with our elite-winning Fulltime Fantasy Projections! Top Anytime Touchdown Moonshots That Could Lead To Glory TE Trey McBride +165 (Bet365) Fulltime Projection: 0.75 (75%) McBride has been a scoring machine tied for second in the NFL with 11 receiving touchdowns. The clear top weapon in the Cardinals’ passing game could be facing a Rams team with very little to play for in terms of playoff seeding. WR Parker Washington +195 (DraftKings) Fulltime Projection: 0.50 (50%) Washington has been sensational over the last two weeks, drawing 10 targets from Trevor Lawrence in both contests. The former Penn State standout has turned those 20 targets into 14 receptions for 260 receiving yards and a touchdown. Tennessee has allowed 1+ TDs in 9 of the last 10 games to opposing WRs – surrendering 17 touchdowns overall to the position. WR Khalil Shakir +260 (Bet365) Fulltime Projection: 0.50 (50%) Shakir has been scoring only four touchdowns in 16 games, only once over his last nine games. However, the fourth-year wideout will be extra motivated to hit a $150,000 incentive bonus if he scores against the Jets. New York, who is tanking for better positioning in April’s NFL Draft, offers a favorable matchup having allowed seven touchdowns to opposing WRs over the last five weeks. Expect Josh Allen to try and help his leading wide receiver get paid at very lucrative odds. Vegas vs FullTime YTD: 60-86 (+6.64 UNITS) 📈 Points Allowed Depth Charts YTD Points Scored Rankings
Week 18 Start/Sit
Week 18 Start/Sit Advice Written by Adam Krautwurst Week 18 is always tricky, with playoff seeding, rest concerns, and motivation playing a major role in fantasy outcomes. Below is a clear breakdown of who to start and who to sit, organized by position. Starts Quarterback Caleb Williams Williams has been a steady fantasy producer in the playoffs, clearing 20 points in back-to-back weeks. Chicago has confirmed its starters will play, and Detroit has allowed above-average production to quarterbacks, giving Williams another favorable setup. C.J. Stroud Stroud should see a full workload with Houston still alive in the AFC South race. He has thrown for at least 260 yards and multiple touchdowns in two of his last three games, and the Colts are coming off allowing big fantasy performances to opposing quarterbacks. Running Back Tank Bigsby Bigsby is in line for a featured role with Saquon Barkley expected to sit. Washington has been one of the weakest run defenses in the NFC, opening the door for heavy volume and scoring chances. Woody Marks Marks continues to dominate Houston’s rushing workload in wins, handling at least 60 percent of the carries in six straight games. With the Texans heavily favored and motivated, Marks profiles as a strong Week 18 play. Wide Receiver Parker Washington Washington has unexpectedly become Jacksonville’s top target, totaling 260 receiving yards and a touchdown over his last two games. He now faces a Titans defense that ranks among the worst in fantasy points allowed to wideouts. Luther Burden III Burden III is expected to play through a minor quad injury and draws a favorable matchup against a Detroit defense that has struggled with receivers over the past month. Tight End Juwan Johnson Johnson has emerged as a focal point of the Saints’ passing attack and gets a major boost with Chris Olave sidelined. His usage places him firmly in top-tier tight end territory this week. Dalton Schultz Schultz remains a reliable option with Houston needing a win. Indianapolis has struggled to defend tight ends, keeping Schultz in play as a low-end starter. Sits Quarterback Baker Mayfield Mayfield has cooled off significantly, averaging under 200 passing yards per game over his last eight outings. Carolina has limited quarterback production all season, making Mayfield a risky option. Matt Stafford Stafford is expected to start, but with the Rams having nothing to gain in the standings, there’s a strong chance his snaps are limited. Running Back James Cook Cook faces major workload risk with Buffalo locked into its postseason position. The Bills have previously rested starters in similar situations, making Cook a dangerous Week 18 play. De’Von Achane Achane enters the week dealing with a shoulder injury and draws a Patriots defense that has been tough on running backs, lowering his ceiling. Wide Receiver Emeka Egbuka Egbuka’s role remains too small to trust, as his route participation and target share continue to lag behind other options. Courtland Sutton Sutton faces a Chargers defense that suppresses receiver production, and Denver could limit starters if the game gets out of hand. Tight End Tyler Warren Warren’s fantasy output has collapsed due to a sharp decline in target quality, despite steady usage. Travis Kelce Kelce remains an elite talent, but a meaningless Week 18 game with backup quarterback play and a poor matchup makes him difficult to start. Points Allowed Depth Charts YTD Points Scored Rankings
Week 18 Fantasy Projections (Updated 1/3)
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“Christmas Double-Week” Shaves Circa Survivor Down To Six
“Christmas Double-Week” Shaves Circa Survivor Down To Six Written by Frank Taddeo @RespectedMoney on X Four Eliminations Raise Entry Value Above $3 Million – Picks, Results, and Strategy Insights From The Week That Was Santa Claus delivered six lucky contestants their Christmas wish of being able to advance to the final week of the illustrious Circa Survivor contest. The grueling competition was simply too hard for four contestants to navigate during the ‘Christmas Double-Week’ demand. On Christmas Day (Week 17A), one entrant was eliminated when Washington was unable to overcome 307 passing yards and two touchdowns by Dak Prescott, falling to the Cowboys, 30-23. The Commanders, who covered as 8.5-point road underdogs, suffered their 10th loss in their last 11 games despite career-best production from rookie RB Jacory Croskey-Merritt – who posted 105 yards and two touchdowns on the ground. The Vikings come out on top this holiday season, saving 4 entries from elimination. Week 17b is right around the corner, so the final 9 will have to get their picks in really soon! Have a great rest of your Christmas & stay safe! #CircaSurvivor pic.twitter.com/8C7KSQv3mU — Survivor Sweat (@SurvivorSweat) December 26, 2025 The nine remaining players who were fortunate enough to enter Week 17B spread out their selections backing four teams on Sunday afternoon. The three entrants who backed Baker Mayfield and the Buccaneers to beat Miami were left crying the blues. Despite facing an opportunity to win the NFC South, Tampa Bay suffered their four straight loss at the hands of rookie QB Quinn Ewers and the Dolphins, falling 20-17. The Bucs, who have lost seven of its last eight overall, could still clinch their fifth consecutive division title if they beat Carolina in the regular-season finale. FINAL: Quinn Ewers leads the @MiamiDolphins in his first win in the NFL! pic.twitter.com/mwa2Wviqlx — NFL (@NFL) December 28, 2025 The three contestants who still had New England available, enjoyed the most sweat-free win perhaps of the entire contest as the Patriots crushed the hapless Jets, 42-10. Behind a career-high five touchdowns by Drake Maye, New England easily covered as 13.5-point road favorites, finishing the regular season a perfect 8-0 on the road. Drake Maye post-bakemas 📈 pic.twitter.com/zDF0AXPxff — z – New England Patriots (@Patriots) December 28, 2025 The two contestants who backed Joe Burrow and the Bengals to take care of business at home against the Cardinals were also rewarded with a blowout 37-14 win. Cincinnati sent Arizona to their eighth straight defeat thanks to a stellar performance by wideout Ja’Marr Chase who hauled in 7 of 9 targets for 60 yards and two touchdowns – becoming the first player in NFL history with at least 80 receptions, 1,000 receiving yards and seven-plus touchdowns in each of his five seasons. HISTORY: Cincinnati #Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase made history this week once again. Chase is the first player in #NFL history to have… 80+ receptions 1,000+ yards 7+ touchdowns In each of his first five seasons in the league… CHASE = LEGENDARY. 🤯 pic.twitter.com/OOwor0FHPq — MLFootball (@MLFootball) December 28, 2025 Finally, the one player who boldly selected the Giants in the “Tank Bowl” to beat the Raiders advanced to Week 18 following a 34-10 victory. After snapping a nine-game losing streak, Big Blue most likely handed Las Vegas the No. 1 overall pick in next April’s NFL Draft after defeating the Raiders. The Raiders (2-14) will officially clinch the No. 1 pick in the NFL Draft with a loss to KC in Week 18. pic.twitter.com/9jiTkFnmkf — FOX Sports: NFL (@NFLonFOX) December 28, 2025 The six remaining players, who are each in ownership of an entry with an estimated value of $3,119,667, will have to make just one final selection this week to earn a share of Circa’s Survivor $18.7 million prize. The Raiders (2-14) will officially clinch the No. 1 pick in the NFL Draft with a loss to KC in Week 18. pic.twitter.com/9jiTkFnmkf — FOX Sports: NFL (@NFLonFOX) December 28, 2025 On the week, favorites went 9-6 Straight-up (SU) with underdogs earning the covered 8-6-1 Against the Spread (ATS) edge. Overall, favorites maintain a sizable 167-85-1 SU (5 pick-ems) mark, while ‘dogs hold a 130-121-2 ATS (51.8%) advantage on the year. Home teams hold a 131-119-1 SU advantage with 7 neutral-site International games, while also owning the more coveted 127-123-1 ATS (50.8%) edge. After three straight weeks of higher scoring games than the oddsmakers predicted, Unders owned the slate posting a 9-6 mark. Overs still maintain a 131-123-4 (51.6%) lead on the season. The Circa Survivor contest is a grueling contest which forces entrants to pick one winner every week, with no spread with one pivotal caveat. Entrants CAN NOT use the same team more than once during the course of the season. Circa Survivor, which requires a $1,000 entry fee, will once again be a massive sweat for those who run deep into the season due to the massive winner-take-all prize pool. As for the look-ahead to the Week 18 slate, it is expected that: Jacksonville (-12.5) vs Tennessee, Houston (-10) vs Indianapolis, Buffalo (-9) vs NY Jets, Philadelphia (-9) vs Washington – will be among the most heavily chosen teams among the six players remaining in the contest. Circa Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, home to the prestigious Fantasy Football World Championship, continues to deliver world-class content from the best players to help fans win and stay informed. Stay tuned for more expert insights as the season unfolds! Points Allowed Depth Charts YTD Points Scored Rankings
Week 18 Waiver Wire Targets & Injury Updates
FullTime Fantasy: Week 17 Injury Report & Waiver Radar Written by Duke Deming FullTime Fantasy evaluates the injury report from Week 17 and highlights the top waiver wire targets for Week 18 of fantasy football. Week 17 Injury Report Geno Smith (QB – LV) Suffered a high-ankle sprain and did not return to the game. Smith’s availability for Week 18 is uncertain, and Kenny Pickett is set to serve as the backup option. Malik Willis (QB – GB) Left the game early with a shoulder injury. Injuries to Willis and Jordan Love leave Green Bay’s quarterback situation uncertain heading into the final week of the regular season. Javonte Williams (RB – DAL) Exited the game early with a shoulder injury. Williams will most likely sit in Week 18 with the Cowboys eliminated from playoff contention. Malik Davis should see an uptick in volume. Breece Hall (RB – NYJ) Did not return after suffering a knee injury. Hall told reporters the injury isn’t serious, and he is expected to play in Week 18. TreVeyon Henderson (RB – NE) Left the game early after taking a hard hit and sustaining a head injury. Rhamondre Stevenson will likely see a heavier workload if Henderson is unable to play in Week 18. Amon-Ra St. Brown (WR – DET) Injured his knee late in the game. St. Brown is considered day-to-day, and there’s a good chance he sits with the Lions eliminated from playoff contention. Rashid Shaheed (WR – LAR) Suffered a concussion in the first quarter of Week 17. If he’s unable to clear protocol in Week 18, Cooper Kupp and Dareke Young could see additional opportunities. Harold Fannin Jr. (WR – KC) Re-aggravated his groin injury and did not return to the game. Fannin Jr. is set to undergo an MRI, and his season could be over with the Browns eliminated from playoff contention. Also: Rams RB Blake Corum sustained an ankle injury in the 2nd quarter. Ronnie Rivers would serve as the RB2 if he can’t go this week. Week 18 Waiver Wire Radar 1. Tyler Shough (QB – NO) Continued his fantasy hot streak in Week 17, throwing for 333 yards and two touchdowns. Shough will look to finish a strong rookie campaign against the Falcons in Week 18. 2. Malik Davis (RB – DAL) Posted 100 rushing yards for the first time in his career. If Javonte Williams is held out in Week 18, Davis could be elevated into a significant role. 3. Parker Washington (WR – JAX) Saw 10 targets and topped 100 receiving yards for the second straight week. Washington is playing his way into a larger role in the Jaguars’ passing game. 4. Luther Burden III (WR – CHI) Had a monster game in Week 17, catching eight passes for 138 yards and a touchdown. This performance should elevate him into a bigger role in Week 18. — Update: Burden did sustain a quad injury after the game but it is not believed to be serious. Watch the practice reports but he’s worth a gamble if he’s out there on the wire. 5. Jalen McMillan (WR – TB) Posted a huge game in Week 17, hauling in seven catches for 114 yards. McMillan will look to build on this performance as the Buccaneers play for the division in Week 18. 6. AJ Barner (TE – SEA) Continues to be a fantasy weapon for the Seahawks. The tight end recorded three catches for 43 yards and a touchdown in Week 17. 7. Colston Loveland (TE – CHI) The rookie tight end has been extremely consistent for the Bears this year. He had a strong Week 17, posting six catches for 94 yards and a touchdown. Others to consider: LAR RB Ronnie Rivers, NO RB Audric Estime, JAX WR Parker Washington, LV TE Michael Mayer, SAINTS DST, TEN TE Chig Okonkwo, BAL TE Isaiah Likely Points Allowed Depth Charts YTD Points Scored Rankings
Week 17 DraftKings DFS Sunday Main Slate Breakdown
Week 17 DraftKings DFS Strategy (Main Slate) Written by Adam Krautwurst (currently ranked #1 in the World Championship Leaderboard) Week 17 is a motivation + matchup slate, which is critical this late in the season. Teams still fighting for seeding (Eagles, Bengals, Jaguars, Patriots) offer far more stability than eliminated squads sleepwalking to the finish line. Pricing has also softened across the slate, allowing stars-and-scrubs builds to thrive. Core Slate Takeaways QB pricing is fair, not cheap → prioritize matchup over raw value Saquon Barkley is the best RB play on the slate Ja’Marr Chase remains underpriced for his usage Michael Mayer at $2,500 is a lineup unlock You can comfortably pay up at RB/WR without sacrificing roster balance Quarterback Strategy Top QB: Drake Maye Jets allow top-7 QB fantasy production. Patriots still playing for top seeding. Efficient, aggressive offense. Rushing ability provides ceiling + floor. Value QB: Jacoby Brissett Bengals allow 30.5 PPG (worst in NFL). Bounce-back spot after low-volume week. Still capable of 40+ pass attempts. Strong pairing with Chase bring-backs. Running Back Strategy Core RB: Saquon Barkley Bills are a run-funnel defense. Eagles still fighting for NFC positioning. 5.3 YPC and TDs in three straight games. Strong leverage over Jonathan Taylor chalk. Value RB: Ashton Jeanty 25-touch role with Bowers on IR. Giants dead last vs the run. Only offensive weapon left. Massive workload security. Wide Receiver Breakdown WR Anchor: Ja’Marr Chase 49 targets in four games. Cardinals allowing 34.7 PPG recently. Zero TD regression coming. Still not priced like a true WR1 overall. Best Value WR: Jakobi Meyers 43 targets in six games. Colts missing top two CBs. Jacksonville still playing for division. Price far too low for role. Tight End Strategy Spend-Up: Trey McBride Bengals allow most FPPG to TEs. Game environment screams shootout. Elite ceiling in GPPs. Salary Lock: Michael Mayer Minimum price with Bowers on IR. 90%+ snap rate without Bowers. Allows double-RB + elite WR builds. Cash and GPP viable. Defense Notes Best value defenses: Browns, Raiders, Giants, Steelers. Week 17 DraftKings Lineups LINEUP 1 — Balanced Chalk with High Floor QB – Drake Maye ($6,800) RB – Saquon Barkley ($7,600) RB – Ashton Jeanty ($6,100) WR – Ja’Marr Chase ($8,300) WR – Jakobi Meyers ($5,300) WR – Stefon Diggs ($5,800) TE – Michael Mayer ($2,500) FLEX – Khalil Shakir ($5,100) DST – Cleveland Browns ($2,500) Why this works: Barkley + Chase provide elite raw points. Mayer unlocks the entire build. Strong matchup across every position. Ideal for cash or single-entry contests. LINEUP 2 — Tournament Build with Ceiling Correlation QB – Jacoby Brissett ($5,700) RB – Saquon Barkley ($7,600) RB – Tyrone Tracy Jr. ($5,400) WR – Ja’Marr Chase ($8,300) WR – Brian Thomas ($5,200) WR – Jakobi Meyers ($5,300) TE – Michael Mayer ($2,500) FLEX – Trey McBride ($7,500) DST – Browns ($2,500) Why this works: Bengals stack leverage via Chase. Brissett ceiling at suppressed ownership. Strong late-slate upside if CIN–ARI shoots out. Final Week 17 DFS Notes Michael Mayer is the most important salary decision Barkley > Taylor this week Chase is still underpriced for volume Favor teams with playoff motivation Don’t over-stack bad teams unless price forces it Points Allowed Depth Charts YTD Points Scored Rankings
Vegas vs Fulltime Rankings: Top Anytime Touchdown Props For Week 17 (Sun)
Vegas vs Fulltime Rankings: Top Props For Week 17 Written by Frank Taddeo @RespectedMoney on X Now that all the Christmas presents have been opened it is time for us to add to our bankroll to help pay off those credit cards! Our “Vegas vs Fulltime Projections”, focusing on data analytics exclusive to FullTime premium members, heads into Sunday up +6.94 units on the year. Firstly, let’s invest in Player Proposition Parlay investment as well as once again focusing on four Anytime-Touchdown wagers via a combination of my Vegas Respected Money targets in conjunction with our elite-winning Fulltime Fantasy Projections! TOP PLAYER PROP TARGETS Drake Maye INT – NO (-190 DraftKings) – PARLAY FIRST LEG (Due to prohibitive juice we will play it as PARLAY) There have been 343 interceptions in the NFL this season. 0 by the New York Jets in 2025. This bet has cashed for us last two weeks and we are going for the Hat-Trick. Shedeur Sanders INT – YES (-196 DraftKings) – PARLAY SECOND LEG Sanders has thrown an INT in 5 of 6 games this season. Rookie QB has thrown 6 INTs over last 3 starts. Pittsburgh’s defense has recorded an INT in 3 of the last 4 games (vs Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson and Tua Tagovailoa). PARLAY ODDS +130 Top Anytime Touchdown Values By The Projections RB Saquon Barkley +100 (FanDuel) Fulltime Projection: 1.00 (100%) Giants stud RB1 finds a plus-matchup in Week 17 against a Bills defense that has surrendered the most rushing touchdowns (20) to opposing running backs. Barkley, who has posted 20+ carries in three consecutive games, has rewarded fantasy managers with a rushing touchdown in each of those contests. With heavy rain in the forecast for upstate New York on Sunday, expect Philadelphia to employ a heavy run against a Bills defense allowing 5.2 yards per rush on the ground to opposing RBs. Top Anytime Touchdown Moonshot That Could Lead To Glory WR Chris Olave +140 (DraftKings) Fulltime Projection: 0.75 (75%) With the Saints showing no signs of being able to run the ball consistently, Olave was treated to a season-high 16 targets resulting in 10 receptions for 148 receiving yards and two touchdowns. The overall WR6 in PPR formats ranks 1st in Air Yards (1,725), 2nd in Targets (145), 3rd in Routes Run (539) and tied for 8th in receiving TDs (8). Tennessee has allowed 1+ TDs in 8 of the last 9 games to opposing WRs – surrendering 15 touchdowns overall to the position. RB Tyrone Tracy +155 (DraftKings) Fulltime Projection: 0.50 (50%) In the battle of the “Tank Bowl” we find value in investing in Tracy to score against a porous Raiders run defense that has allowed 16 total touchdowns to opposing running backs this season. Since Week 10, Tracy has averaged 18 touches per game resulting in a solid 13.7 PPR fantasy points per contest. In a game where the Raiders appear to be “Tanking” for the No. 1 overall pick in April’s draft we find healthy +155 odds on Tracy versus a defense that allowed SEVEN overall TDs to the position over their last five games. WR Tetairoa McMillan +200 (FanDuel) Fulltime Projection: 0.75 (75%) McMillan has been a scoring machine just when fantasy managers have needed him most, ranking as the overall WR16 in PPR formats, thanks to scoring in four of his last five games. The emerging rookie wideout is the clear WR1 in the Panthers’ passing game and as a 7-point home ‘dog we should find positive game-script with Carolina needing to employ a pass heavy offense against the powerful Seahawks. Seattle has allowed a receiving touchdown to opposing wide receivers in 5 of their 7 contests, resulting in an attractive +200 odds we simply can not pass up. Vegas vs FullTime YTD: 58-83 (+6.94 UNITS) 📈 Points Allowed Depth Charts YTD Points Scored Rankings
Week 17 Start/Sit
Week 17 Start/Sit Advice Written by Adam Krautwurst Week 17 brings championship pressure, and every start-or-sit decision can swing a title. Here’s a concise, player-by-player breakdown of who to trust and who to avoid. Starts Jacoby Brissett (QB) Brissett is set up to rebound after last week’s dip. Cincinnati has been one of the most forgiving defenses to quarterbacks, allowing heavy passing volume and frequent touchdowns. With the highest projected total of the week, Brissett has a strong path back to a top-12 finish. Brock Purdy (QB) Purdy remains locked in after back-to-back elite performances with a healthy 49ers offense. He’s thrown eight touchdowns over his last two games and now faces a Bears defense that has struggled to limit scoring through the air. His efficiency and growing rushing contribution keep his ceiling high. Omarion Hampton (RB) Hampton could benefit from increased work if Kimani Vidal misses another game. Hampton looked explosive last week and now draws a Houston defense that has regularly allowed solid fantasy production to running backs, making him a dependable RB2. Ashton Jeanty (RB) Jeanty shocked with a massive outing last week and now gets the Giants, arguably the best running back matchup in football. New York allows elite efficiency and explosive runs, giving Jeanty legitimate league-winning upside. Wan’Dale Robinson (WR) Robinson bounced into a tough matchup last week, but his role hasn’t changed. He continues to run routes at an elite rate and command steady targets, and the Raiders present a much softer defense, putting him back in WR2/3 range. Stefon Diggs (WR) Diggs is coming off a dominant performance and has already beaten the Jets once this season. With possible injuries around him and contract incentives in play, Diggs carries both volume and motivation as a strong WR2. Harold Fannin (TE) Fannin has become the centerpiece of Cleveland’s passing game since the quarterback change. His target share, red-zone usage, and consistent production give him one of the safest floors and highest ceilings at tight end this week. Brenton Strange (TE) Strange has quietly reemerged as a reliable option since returning from injury. He continues to earn routes and targets and now faces a Colts defense that has struggled to cover tight ends, keeping him in top-10 consideration. Sits Justin Herbert (QB) Herbert flashed upside last week, but that came in an ideal matchup. Houston presents a major downgrade, limiting quarterback scoring and applying pressure at a high rate, which is problematic for a Chargers offense dealing with line issues. C.J. Stroud (QB) Stroud has been inconsistent and now faces a Chargers defense that has shut down most opposing quarterbacks. Outside of Superflex formats, this is a difficult spot to trust him. Breece Hall (RB) Hall continues to suffer from defensive focus and a struggling Jets offense. His efficiency has collapsed, touchdowns are gone, and a tough matchup with New England combined with poor game script leaves him with a very low floor. Rico Dowdle (RB) Dowdle is playing for incentives, but his recent production has been underwhelming. Seattle has limited rushing touchdowns all season, making Dowdle a risky flex rather than a confident start. Ladd McConkey (WR) McConkey runs into one of the worst possible matchups against a Texans defense that erases wide receivers and pressures quarterbacks relentlessly. With a shaky floor, he’s best avoided in a title game. Marvin Harrison Jr. (WR) Harrison returned from injury with limited snaps and involvement. Until his workload increases, and against a tough Cincinnati secondary, he’s only viable in deeper formats. Tyler Warren (TE) Warren continues to see opportunities, but the fantasy output hasn’t followed. Jacksonville has quietly tightened up against tight ends, making Warren a low-upside option. Oronde Gadsden II (TE) Gadsden has faded badly down the stretch and now faces reduced opportunity with other weapons healthy. His recent production makes him too risky to trust with a championship on the line. Points Allowed Depth Charts YTD Points Scored Rankings
Vegas vs Fulltime Rankings: Top Anytime Touchdown Props For Christmas Day
Vegas vs Fulltime Rankings: Top Props For Christmas Day! Written by Frank Taddeo @RespectedMoney on X Merry Christmas all Fulltime Fantasy subscribers! Our models are targeting three players who we are backing at the betting window who predict will lead your fantasy football squad to Championship crown! Our “Vegas vs Fulltime Projections”, focusing on data analytics exclusive to FullTime premium members, heads into Christmas Day up +9.94 units on the year. Our investments will focus on three Player Proposition wagers made via a combination of my Vegas Respected Money targets in conjunction with our elite-winning Fulltime Fantasy Projections! On Christmas Day, the NFL showcases a triple-header, with all three games featuring favorites by more than a touchdown. TOP PLAYER PROP TARGETS FOR CHRISTMAS DAY CeeDee Lamb Over 79.5 Receiving Yards (-114 FanDuel) Lamb has surpassed this demand in all 7 of 12 (58.3%) this season. Has eclipsed his receiving yard market number in 8 of 12 (66.7%). PPR’s WR17 has 3 100+ Rec Yd Games in his last 4 games. Hauled in 5 REC for 110 yards and a touchdown in Week 7 vs WSH. WSH is allowing an average of 12.1 Recs for 158.7 per game to opposing WRs. 8 opposing WRs have eclipsed 79.5 rec yds vs WSH this season. We are going to make this a triple-pop investment and ladder Lamb in his 90+ ALT market receiving yards at odds of +128 as well as 100+ ALT market receiving yards at odds of +182. QB Jared Goff Over 246.5 Passing Yards (FanDuel) Goff has surpassed this demand in all 10 of 15 (66.7%) this season. Has gone over 236.5 passing yards in 8 STRAIGHT games. Has eclipsed his Passing Yard market number in 9 of 15 (60%) games. Overall QB9 ranks 3rd in Passing Yards 4,036 (269.1 yds per game). Ranks 4th in Passing Attempts (507) = Desired Volume. Has thrown for an average of 304.3 yards in his last three road games. RB RJ Harvey Rush + Rec Yards Over 73.5 (-110 BETMGM) Averaging 17.7 touches in 2 of last 3 games = Desired Volume. PPR overall RB9 since Week 14 has 100+ Rush+ Rec Yds in 2 of last 3. KC allowing an average of 111.9 rush+ rec yds per game to opposing RBs. Denver 14-pt favorites = positive game-script with Denver playing with lead in 2H vs depleted Chiefs squad. Projection of 90 total yards results in 16.5 yards of expected value. Harvey’s ladder in his 90+ ALT market rush + rec yards at odds of +142 as well as 100+ ALT market receiving yards at odds of +213 are attractive legs to use in Same-Game Parlays. Vegas vs FullTime YTD: 57-79 (+9.94 UNITS) 📈 Points Allowed Depth Charts YTD Points Scored Rankings
Week 17 Fantasy Projections (Updated 12/27)
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