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NFL Playoffs Divisional Round: Buffalo vs Denver – TWO Players To Target

NFL Playoffs Divisional Round: Buffalo vs Denver – TWO Players To Target Written by Frank Taddeo @RespectedMoney on X NFL Divisional playoff action gets under way on Saturday with a double-header of action offering a plethora of investment opportunities. Our “Vegas vs Fulltime Projections”, focusing on data analytics exclusive to FullTime premium members, heads into Wild Card Weekend up +13.12 units on the year! Buffalo Bills vs. Denver Broncos When: Saturday, January 17 at 4:30 pm ET Moneyline: Bills +100 | Broncos -120 Spread: Bills +1 (-110) | Broncos -1 (-110) Total: 45.5 (-110) Odds courtesy of Circa Sports The Bills (13-5) snapped the Jaguars eight-game winning streak last week in the Wild Card round and will now head into Mile High looking to knock off Bo Nix and the No. 1 seed Broncos. The Bills, who are 6-1 SU and 4-3 ATS over their last seven games, will take on a Denver squad that is 9-1 SU and 5-5 ATS over their last 10. Both squads have been a financial drain for sports bettors owning sub .500 ATS records – BUF (8-10), DEN (8-9) overall on the season. View on X Top Player Props WR Pat Bryant Over 30.5 Receiving Yards (BetMGM) Bryant has quietly become an integral part of the Broncos offense down the stretch, earning the trust of Bo Nix and the Denver coaching staff. Over his last five games, the rookie wideout owns the second-highest snap share (60.6%) on the club, moving well ahead of Troy Franklin (36.8%). Bryant has surpassed his base of 30.5 in 8 consecutive games (31, 42, 32, 42, 82, 43, 20, 40), which results in solid investment to also ladder his ALT receiving yard market of 40+ (+126) for an additional half unit – a number he has cleared in 5 of his last 8 (62.5%). For an additional half unit, we will target his ALT receptions of 4+ at odds of +135. Oddsmakers have set the former Illinois standout base reception total at 3+ with prohibitive juice of -176 which is a hard pass. Instead we climb his ladder just one rung to 4+, a line he has reached in four of his last five games on the strength of 6.6 targets per game. QB Josh Allen Over 252.5 Pass + Rush Yards (FanDuel) Allen was sensational last week in the Bills’ upset win over Jacksonville in the Wild Card round. The star signal-caller, who combined for 303 yards last week, eclipsed this line in 10 of 16 regular season games (62.5%). With Buffalo limited in terms of true game-changers outside of RB James Cook, my model projects Allen putting the offense on his back yet again in this matchup. The four-time Pro Bowl QB has averaged 50.1 rushing yards per game in 14 career postseason games, while averaging 259.4 passing yards in those contests. With a combined average of 309.5 passing + rushing yards per playoff appearance, it results in the need to invest in his ALT markets of 270+ at odds of +123 as well as 275+ at odds of +148 for a half unit each. He has cleared 270+ in 9 games while surpassing 275+ in 8 games overall this season. Check Back all week as we continue to roll out of top Vegas vs Fulltime Projection targets to help increase your bankroll! Vegas vs FullTime YTD: 68-91 (+13.12 UNITS) 📈 Points Allowed Depth Charts YTD Points Scored Rankings

Vegas vs Fulltime: Top Props For Wild Card Sunday

NFL Playoffs Wild Card Round Player Prop Bets: Sunday Games Written by Frank Taddeo @RespectedMoney on X Following a double-header on Saturday, NFL fans are treated to a triple-header of NFL WildCard playoff action on Sunday. Our “Vegas vs Fulltime Projections”, focusing on data analytics exclusive to FullTime premium members, heads into Wild Card Weekend up +7.59 units on the year! Buffalo Bills vs. Carolina Panthers When: Sunday, January 11 at 1:00 pm ET Moneyline: Bills -110 | Jaguars -110 Spread: Bills PK (-110) | Jaguars PK (-1110) Total: Over 51.5 (-110) Odds courtesy of Circa Sports The AFC South Champion Jaguars (13-4) head into the playoffs on an eight-game winning streak, which in turn helped compile an outstanding 12-4-1 ATS overall mark in the regular season. Meanwhile, the Bills, who scored the second-most points (481) of any team in the AFC en-route to a 12-5 SU record, burned bettors with a disappointing 8-9 ATS mark. View on X Top Player Prop WR Parker Washington Over 50.5 Receiving Yards (FanDuel) Washington has been sensational over the last three weeks, drawing a whooping 9+ targets from Trevor Lawrence in each game. The third-year wideout has turned those 29 targets into 19 receptions for 347 receiving yards and two touchdowns – helping us cash last week in our ATD wagers at odds of +195! Earning the trust of Lawrence, coupled with earning more snaps out wide in 2-WR sets over Brian Thomas Jr., resulting in an impressive average of 115.7 yards per game over his last three games. Washington has surpassed his base of 50.5 in 7 of his last 10 games (70%), which also results in us in laddering his ALT receiving yards markets of 60+ (+128) and 70+ (+193) for a half unit each. San Francisco 49ers vs. Philadelphia Eagles When: Sunday, January 11 at 4:30 pm ET Moneyline: 49ers +205 | Eagles -240 Spread: 49ers +5.5 (-110) | Eagles -5.5 (-110) Total: Over 44.5 Odds courtesy of Circa Sports The defending Super Bowl Champion Eagles host Brock Purdy and the 49ers in a battle of NFC contenders. The Eagles enter the tilt owning a 11-6 SU and 10-7 ATS record, while San Francisco comes in with a 12-5 SU and 11-5 ATS mark. One highlighted trend of note for this game: Under Nick Sirianni, Philadelphia is 19-5 SU and 17-6-1 ATS when installed as a home favorite of a touchdown or less. This game, which opened with Philadelphia as 3.5-point home favorites, has drawn what we call “reverse line movement”. This move by oddsmakers is hidden by the casual bettor. To explain, as of Friday, the public is strongly backing the 49ers as a road ‘dog (70% on the spread, 85% money line) but the line is moving in the “reverse” direction (from -3.5 to -5.5) due to sharp money backing Philadelphia. Top Player Props WR A.J. Brown Over 65.5 Receiving Yards (BetMGM) Brown finished the regular season eclipsing this line of 65.5 receiving yards in five of his last six games and in this showdown with San Francisco he should find plenty of volume. The 49ers, who have recorded a league-low 20 sacks this season, will find it hard to apply pressure to Jalen Hurts, allowing him plenty of time to find his top wideout down the field. San Francisco, who is surrendering 149 receiving yards per game to opposing wideouts, have allowed 12 WRs to eclipse his line this season. QB Jalen Hurts Under 32.5 Rushing Yards (DraftKings) For a second investment here, we will make a correlated play to our highlighted note about the lack of pass rush for the 49ers (last in NFL in sacks). Hurts, who is averaging 26.3 rushing yards per game this season, has gone under this line of 32.5 rushing yards in seven of his last 10 games (70%). Facing a 49ers defense that ranks 30th in pressure rate (16.7%), my model projects Hurts to continue his trend of solid OL protection up front thus remaining comfortably under this number. LA Chargers vs. New England When: Sunday, January 11 at 8:15 pm ET Moneyline: Chargers +155 | Patriots -180 Spread: Chargers +3.5 (-115) | Patriots -3.5 (-105) Total: Over 45.5 Odds courtesy of Circa Sports Top Player Props WR Quentin Johnston Over 34.5 Receiving Yards (FanDuel) Johnston closed out the final two games of the regular season in solid form with 9 receptions for 202 yards and a touchdown. Simply can not pass up investing in a line this low when he will be facing a Patriots secondary that is allowing 118.5 yards per game to opposing WRs. A deeper dive reveals that 22 WRs have eclipsed this demand against New England this season – a number that Johnston cleared on just once catch in five games this season. RB Rhamondre Stevenson Over 53.5 Rush+ Rec Yards (BetMGM) Stevenson averaged 98 total yards per game over the final five games of the regular season – highlighted by crushing this line in every one of those five contests (80, 77, 78,102, 153). In fact, since we find such a large disparity, it leads to a half-unit value play in his ALT rush + rec market of 70+ at odds of +167 – also a number he has cleared in his last five as well as being surpassed by 14 opposing RBs against the Chargers this season. Vegas vs FullTime YTD: 61-87 (+7.59 UNITS) 📈 Points Allowed Depth Charts YTD Points Scored Rankings

Vegas vs Fulltime: Top Props For Wild Card Saturday

NFL Playoffs Wild Card Round Player Prop Bets: Saturday Games Written by Frank Taddeo @RespectedMoney on X Our “Vegas vs Fulltime Projections”, focusing on data analytics exclusive to FullTime premium members, heads into Wild Card Weekend up +7.59 units on the year! Rams vs. Panthers When: Saturday, January 10 at 4:30 pm ET Moneyline: Rams (-590) | Panthers (+450) Spread: Rams -10 (-115) | Panthers +10.5 (-105) Total: Over 46 Odds courtesy of Circa Sports The Rams have the chance to close as the biggest road favorites in NFL history if this line continues to remain in the double-digits. Los Angeles will be seeking revenge after suffering a 31-28 loss as a 10-point road favorites earlier this season. The Panthers, who own the worst point differential (-69) of any team in the postseason, will likely find it hard to keep pace with the high-powered Rams who scored the most points (518) of any team in the NFL. Carolina, who has lost six games by double digits this season, will face a Los Angeles squad that is 6-3 ATS on the road this season. Top Player Pops RB Kyren Williams Over 66.5 (DraftKings) Williams finished the regular season sixth in the NFL with 1,252 rushing yards. The veteran running back, who is averaging 73.6 rushing yards per game, has surpassed this demand of 66.5 yards in 10 of 17 games so far this season (58.8%) – highlighted by going over this number in eight of his last 10 (80%) heading into the Wild Card tilt. On Saturday, Williams finds a favorable matchup against a Panthers defense that is allowing 4.6 yards per rush to opposing backs which has resulted in 10 opposing RBs soaring past this line. WR Puka Nacua 8+ receptions (+110 BetMGM) Nacua, who led the NFL with 129 catches, was sensational this season finishing as the overall WR1 in PPR formats. Thanks to ranking 3rd overall in targets (166), the star wideout hauled in 8+ receptions catches in a game eight times this year – highlighted by hitting that mark in three of the Rams’ final four games. The Rams wideout. who was held to just 6 for 72 in Week 13, will be motivated to post his normal gaudy stats in the rematch. Let’s grab the plus-odds! Packers vs. Bears When: Saturday, January 10 at 8:00 pm ET Moneyline: Packers -125 | Bears +105 Spread: Packers -1.5 (-110) | Bears +1.5 (-110) Total: Over 44.5 Odds courtesy of Circa Sports Saturday night’s showdown will feature two NFC North foes playing for the third time this season. In each of the two regular season meetings the home team won-and-covered ATS. Green Bay has dominated this rivalry recently owning a 15-5 SU and 14-6 ATS mark in their last 20 trips to Soldier Field. View on X Top Player Pops Josh Jacobs Anytime TD (-115 FanDuel) Fulltime Fantasy Projection: 0.91 (91%) With inclement weather in the forecast, expect a heavy dose of Jacobs on the ground. Jacobs, who finished as the overall RB13 in fantasy football, scored 14 total touchdowns in 15 regular season games. In this showdown, the veteran back will be facing a Bears run defense that ranks 27th in the NFL in rushing yards (2,287) allowed – while surrendering 14 total touchdowns to opposing running backs. Jacobs, who has battled a knee injury since Week 11 told the media on Wednesday: “My body coming into this game is the best I’ve felt probably in the last six weeks.” The seventh-year back has rushed for 448 yards and scored six touchdowns in eight games against the Bears in his career. Time to invest, he continues that torrid streak. Vegas vs FullTime YTD: 61-87 (+7.59 UNITS) 📈 Points Allowed Depth Charts YTD Points Scored Rankings

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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

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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 Waiver Wire Targets & Injury Updates

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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