Thursday Night Football Respected Money Breakdown: Raiders vs Broncos
Thursday Night Football Respected Money Breakdown: Raiders vs Broncos As the calendar flips to November, Week 10 of the 2025 season has arrived. With only five weeks left until the fantasy playoffs in the FFWC, the pivotal slate commences on Thursday Night featuring a AFC West showdown between Brock Bowers and the Raiders (2-6) heading into Empower Field at Mile High to face Bo Nix and the first-place Broncos (7-2). Written by Frank Taddeo, @RespectedMoney on X The oddsmakers have the Broncos listed as 9-point home favorites with the total sitting at 42.5. Despite losing both matchups last season to Denver, Las Vegas has won 8 of the last 10 meetings, both SU and ATS, with the over cashing in six of those contests. Week 6 justified the power and accuracy of FullTime Fantasy’s Projections as we enjoyed a sensational score of $26,331.41! This return was accomplished via combination of our award-winning projections with our @RespectedMoney Vegas info! FullTime Fantasy + @RespectedMoney = $26,331.41 in Week 6 profits! #DFS #FantasyFootball — FullTime Fantasy (@FullTimeFantasy) October 15, 2025 After nine weeks, Vegas vs FullTime projections is up double-digit units in profits! 🔥Overall YTD: 37-46 (+17.87 UNITS)📈 Let’s keep our highly lucrative 2025 campaign rolling! TOP PLAYS WR Courtland Sutton Over 55.5 Receiving Yards (-112) Sutton, who is the overall WR14 in PPR formats, is Bo Nix’s clear top target in the Denver passing game attack, leading the team in receptions (38) and receiving yards (566), while tied for the club lead in receiving touchdowns (4). The veteran wideout, who ranks 7th in Routes Run (302) and 8th in Air Yards (817), has surpassed his receiving yards demand in 6 of 9 games. Our projections have Sutton projected for 94 yards, resulting in 38.5 yards of expected value. Denver’s WR1 has exceeded 55.5 yards in 4 of his 5 home games this season (61,81,17,87,67). A deeper dive reveals that Las Vegas has allowed 9 opposing wide receivers to eclipse this line this season. RB J.K. Dobbins 70+ Rushing Yards (-122) Fantasy football’s overall RB18 in PPR formats, has surpassed this demand in 6 of 9 games this season. Our projections have Dobbins projected for 80 rushing yards, resulting in solid expected value for a veteran back who has surpassed his rushing line by oddsmakers in 8 of 9 games overall. Dobbins, who ranks 5th in the NFL in rushing yards (695), averaging 77.2 yards per game on the ground, will face a Raiders defense that has allowed 118.5 rushing yards per game to Kansas City and Jacksonville over the last weeks. RB RJ Harvey Over 11.5 Receiving Yards (-109) / Anytime TD (+205) Denver’s rookie running back has quietly become a major factor in the club’s passing game. Harvey has hauled in a receiving touchdown in three consecutive games, resulting in a tie for the club lead in receiving scores (4). The talented rookie back, who is averaging 18.4 receiving yards per game, has gone over his posted receiving demand by oddsmakers in 5 of 8 games, while eclipsing this line of 11.5 in 6 of 9 games overall. Our projections have Harvey projected for 22 receiving yards, which also leads to value in an investment in his Anytime Touchdown streak at healthy odds of +205, on a player who has scored six total touchdowns in 9 games. Performance Recap After nine weeks, Vegas vs FullTime projections is up double-digit units in profits! 🔥Overall YTD: 37-46 (+17.87 UNITS)📈 Points Allowed | Player Rankings | YTD Fantasy Points
Week 10 Fantasy Football Team & Player Projections
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Week 9 Targets & Target Share by Team | Scott Atkins
Scott Atkins Breaks Down Week 9 Targets & Target Share by Team Written by Scott Atkins, veteran high-stakes fantasy analyst and contributor to FullTime Fantasy. Week 9 of the 2025 NFL season is in the books, and the targets and Target Share % reveal who’s receiving the looks by the Quarterback, regardless if they turn it into points or not. This breakdown covers all 32 teams across eight divisions, plus the top 10 leaders, to give you a fantasy edge for Week 10. This is a Weekly Member-Only Feature. Use this data to spot breakout candidates and waiver wire targets as the season heats up. Team-by-Team Target Breakdowns AFC East Target & Target Share % AFC North Target & Target Share % AFC South Target & Target Share % AFC West Target & Target Share % NFC East Target & Target Share % NFC North Target & Target Share % NFC South Target & Target Share % NFC West Target & Target Share % Top 10 Target Leaders Top 10 Target Share % Leaders
Scott Atkins Breaks Down Week 9 RB Snap Counts & Opportunity Share %
Scott Atkins Breaks Down Week 9 RB Snap Counts & Opportunity Share % Written by Scott Atkins, veteran high-stakes fantasy analyst and contributor to FullTime Fantasy. Week 9 of the 2025 NFL season is in the books, and the snap counts and Opportunity Share % (Backfield Touches %) reveal who’s dominating backfields. This breakdown covers all 32 teams across eight divisions, plus the top 10 leaders, to give you a fantasy edge for Week 10. Snap counts show time on the field, while Opportunity Share % highlights players with the most touches (rushes + receptions) and what backfield usage %. Use this data to spot breakout candidates and waiver wire targets as the season heats up. Team-by-Team Running Back Breakdowns AFC East Snap Counts & Opportunity Share % AFC North Snap Counts & Opportunity Share % AFC South Snap Counts & Opportunity Share % AFC West Snap Counts & Opportunity Share % NFC East Snap Counts & Opportunity Share % NFC North Snap Counts & Opportunity Share % NFC South Snap Counts & Opportunity Share % NFC West Snap Counts & Opportunity Share % Top 10 RB Snap Count Leaders Top 10 RB Opportunity Share % Leaders
FullTime Fantasy: Week 9 Injury Report & Week 10 Waiver Radar
FullTime Fantasy: Week 9 Injury Report & Waiver Radar FullTime Fantasy discusses the biggest injuries from Week 9 and points out the top waiver wire targets for Week 10 of fantasy football. Written by Duke Deming Week 9 Injury Report Jayden Daniels (QB – WAS) Sustained a dislocated elbow in the fourth quarter. Daniels is set to undergo an MRI on Monday, and Mariota will most likely take over under center for the upcoming weeks. C.J. Stroud (QB – HOU) Ruled out for the game after being evaluated for a concussion versus the Broncos. Stroud must pass concussion protocol to play in Week 10. Puka Nacua (WR – LA) Left early with a chest injury in the third quarter and did not return to the game. Davante Adams will return to the WR1 role if Nacua misses any time. Aaron Jones (RB – MIN) Suffered a shoulder injury in the third quarter and did not return to the game. Jordan Mason will return to the lead back role if Jones is forced to miss time. Tucker Kraft (TE – GB) Feared to have torn ACL and awaiting MRI confirmation on Monday. Luke Musgrave will step into the starting tight end role for the Packers. Kayshon Boutte (WR – NE) Left game with hamstring injury in the second quarter and did not return. DeMario Douglas had an uptick in production in Boutte’s absence. Cole Kmet (TE – CHI) Ruled out after leaving the game with a concussion. Rookie Colston Loveland had a big day in his absence. Kmet will have to pass concussion protocol to play next week. D’Andre Swift (RB – CHI) Missed Week 9 with a groin injury and status for Week 10 is uncertain. Backup Kyle Monangai had a monster game with 198 scrimmage yards in Swift’s absence. Isiah Pacheco (RB – KC) Did not play in Week 9 with a knee injury. Kareem Hunt started in his place. The severity of Pacheco’s injury is currently uncertain. Luke McCaffrey (WR – WAS) Suffered a shoulder injury on opening play and did not return versus the Seahawks. His status for next week is uncertain. Week 10 Waiver Wire Radar 1. Sam Darnold (QB – SEA) Pick up Darnold if he is still available in your league. Posted 330 yards and 4 touchdowns on Sunday Night football versus the Commanders. 2. Kyle Monangai (RB – CHI) Had an impressive game with 176 rushing yards and 22 receiving yards. He should play an increased role in the Bears’ offense, especially if Swift misses any more time. 3. Colston Loveland (TE – CHI) Put up 6 catches for 118 yards and 2 touchdowns. This was a breakout game for the rookie, who will receive more volume if Kmet misses time with a concussion. 4. DeMario Douglas (WR – NE) Douglas had 100 yards and 1 touchdown versus the Falcons. Will play a significant role in offense if Boutte misses any time with a hamstring injury. 5. Kareem Hunt (RB – KC) Posted another solid fantasy game with 49 yards and 1 touchdown. His ability to get in the end zone keeps him a relevant option in fantasy football. 6. Joe Flacco (QB – CIN) Continues to put up numbers with the Bengals. Had a monster game with 397 yards and 4 touchdowns versus the Bears in Week 9. 7. Troy Franklin (WR – DEN) Franklin had 10 targets in Week 9, giving him 28 targets over the last three weeks. Target him on the waiver wire if you need WR depth. 8. Devin Singletary (RB – NYG) Tyrone Tracy was not impressive and sustained an injury that he was later able to come back from, but in a desperation move, you could do worse. Week 10 Byes: CIN, DAL, KC, TEN
On the Mark Week 9: Best NFL O/U Props
“On the Mark Week 9” Following another winning column in Week 8, we focus on our attention on Week 9 opportunities amongst many juicy matchups. Each week the decision process of which specific player to back is part of the challenge. Remember each week to focus on a round robin strategy. The players included in the write up will always + value players and round robin strategy is safer and can be excellent multipliers because of the plus money recommendations. Written by Mark Deming, former #1 ranked player in the world Jared Goff 3+ TD passes +207 The Lions are a powerful animal operating on their home turf at Ford field. The Lions are averaging 36.66 PPG and Goff is averaging 2.66 passing TDs at home. The Vikings defense was shredded in Week 8 allowing 37 points and 3 TDs via the pass. In 10 career games vs. the Vikings Goff has thrown 18 TD passes and has a QB rating of 105.1. Exclusive FTF Week 9 players rankings are projecting Goff for 3 TDs. Drake Maye over 30+ rushing yards +125 Not only is the 2nd year field general throwing dimes but he’s also killing it running the rock. If you watch May on tape, his decision making to hit the hole as well as his ability to hit full speed efficiently makes him a dangerous overall weapon. Did you know May is averaging 31.3 rushing yards per game? The Falcons defense is allowing 20.6. Standout FTF projections which have been bullish on May all season are projecting May for 36 plus yards rushing vs. the dirty birds. Michael Pittman Jr 6+ receptions +115 The Colts as a team are getting a lot of recognition and acclaim around the league and from the media. A key cog in the Colts success is Pittman who’s having a career year with Danile Jones under center. Pittman continues to operate as the underneath and middle of the field target of choice for Jones. The Steelers leaky defense is susceptible to WR receptions and has allowed 107 WR receptions, 4th most in the NFL. Pittman is averaging 7.5 receptions and one TD in his last two games. Dak Prescott 3+ TD passes +161 Prescott is having an outstanding year statistically and is a league leader in potentially capturing NFL league MVP. In three career games vs. the Cardinals, Dak has a passer rating of 101.0 and has averaged two TD passes per game. Prescott ranks high on Week 9 Full time data which is forecasting the Dallas signal caller for 300 yards and 3 TDs.
Vegas vs FullTime Rankings: Top Plus-Money Anytime TD Props For Week 9
Vegas vs Fulltime Rankings: Top Plus-Money Anytime Touchdown Props For Week 9 Our “Vegas vs Fulltime Projections”, focusing on data analytics exclusive to FullTime premium members, is up +17.02 units on the season! The Week 9 slate is projected to be high-scoring with seven games owning totals of 48-plus. With those kinds of projections by the experts in the deserts we have landed on several players that our models believe can help us continue to dominate our fantasy leagues while also increasing our weekly-growing bankrolls. Written by Frank Taddeo, @RespectedMoney on X Playing in leagues like the Fantasy Football World Championships (FFWC) that require double-flex starting options, identifying players who could explode on a weekly basis can lead to a winning formula. Every week this season, I will be taking a look at players who not only offer immense value to those looking to invest in players outside of fantasy football, but also help fantasy managers lock in on players who may be flying under-the-radar on your bench or waiver wire. FullTime Fantasy scored big in Week 6 after combining our award-winning winning projections with our @RespectedMoney Vegas info winning $26,331.41! FullTime Fantasy + @RespectedMoney = $26,331.41 in Week 6 profits! #DFS #FantasyFootball — FullTime Fantasy (@FullTimeFantasy) October 15, 2025 Let’s take a deeper dive into the best Plus-Money options, by once again focusing on my Vegas Respected Money targets in conjunction with our elite-winning Fulltime Fantasy Projections! Top Values By The Projections RB Travis Etienne Jr +100 Fulltime Projection: 0.75 (75%) Etienne, who ranks as the overall RB20 in fantasy football in PPR formats, finds a favorable matchup in Week 9 against a Raiders defense that has allowed eight rushing touchdowns to opposing running backs in seven games. ETN, who failed to find paydirt in his last three games facing Kansas City, Seattle and the Rams, projects to rebound in a big way in Sin City. TE Tucker Kraft +100 Fulltime Projection: 0.75 (75%) Kraft, who cashed for us last week among our Moonshot selections, is easily the best weapon at Jordan Love’s disposal, scoring four touchdowns over the last three games. Ranking 2nd in the NFL with a 92.4% snap percentage, has resulted in the 6th-best 20.65% target share. gaining the trust of QB Jordan Love in the Red Zone as the season evolves. Top Moonshots That Could Lead To Glory TE Tyler Warren +140 Fulltime Projection: 0.75 (75%) Warren witnessed his three-game scoring streak snapped last week against due to game-script in the Colts blowout win over the Titans. After moderate production, Warren projects to post double-digit PPR fantasy points for the seventh time this season. Warren, who has hauled in 37 receptions for 492 yards and three touchdowns, slots in as the overall TE4 in fantasy football in PPR formats. The immensely talented rookie standout who ranks 5th in Targets (50), 4th in Air Yards (313), 9th in Routes Run (221), 5th in First Read Targets (35) and 4th in Red Zone Targets (35) draws a favorable matchup against a Steelers defense that has allowed six touchdowns to opposing tight ends, including two last week to Tucker Kraft. WR Marvin Harrison Jr +150 Fulltime Projection: 0.75 (75%) In Week 9, the Cardinals will face the Cowboys under the primetime lights of Monday Night Football with the highest game total on the board (53.5). MHJ draws the best matchup any opposing wideout can ask for as Dallas has surrendered the most Fantasy points to opposing receivers, while also allowing the most touchdowns (15) to the position. A deeper dive reveals that fantasy football’s overall WR12 has developed into a solid red zone target scoring 21 touchdowns over his last 40 games (52.5%), dating back to 2023. It is imperative to take aim at getting involved with the game with the highest point total (51) on the board. TE Colston Loveland +235 Fulltime Projection: 0.75 (75%) From a fantasy perspective, the rookie tight end has been an absolute bust with only 11 receptions for 116 yards and zero touchdowns on the year. However, the matchup this week against a vulnerable Bengals defense that is allowing – the most receiving yards to opposing tight ends this season has surrendered a whopping 10 touchdowns to the position over eight games. Last week, Loveland saw a season-high in targets (5) and yards (38), and my model is all over new season highs in both categories coming on Sunday. Let’s invest in the juicy odds! Performance Recap Thus far, Vegas vs FullTime projections: 🔥Overall YTD: 35-43 (+17.02 UNITS)📈
Week 9 Start/Sit: Tight Ends
Week 9 Start/Sit: Tight Ends Here’s who deserves a starting spot in Week 9—and who should stay on the bench. By FullTime Fantasy Start Kyle Pitts Pitts has delivered 13+ fantasy points in two straight games and has become a steadier part of Atlanta’s passing attack, ranking second on the team in targets since Week 7. He’s also being used on shorter, higher-percentage routes, giving him a safer floor. New England has allowed the fourth-most yards and fifth-most fantasy points to tight ends. He’s still in play. Sam LaPorta LaPorta has been held under 10 points in four of his last six games. Even so, a potential shootout against Minnesota keeps him in lineups. The Vikings have allowed three different tight ends to reach 11+ points in their last four games. Another usable week should be on deck. Sit Dalton Kincaid Kincaid has never cleared 50 yards or found the end zone against Kansas City, and the Chiefs have allowed the fourth-fewest fantasy points and only one touchdown to tight ends this season. After last year’s playoff drop, this would be the perfect revenge spot, but the matchup says otherwise. There are safer options. Evan Engram Engram has been usable, posting at least 9.2 points in three of his last four, but hasn’t topped 42 yards in any of them. Houston has been quietly stingy against tight ends, allowing only one player all year to exceed 12.1 PPR points. Engram is a low-ceiling play this week. QB Start em Sit em RB Start em Sit em WR Start em Sit em
Week 9 Start/Sit: Wide Receivers
Week 9 Start/Sit: Wide Receivers Here’s who deserves a starting spot in Week 9—and who should stay on the bench. By FullTime Fantasy Start Wan’Dale Robinson The 49ers come into this game allowing the most yards and third-most touchdowns to the position and Dart should have time to throw and most likely chasing from behind. Michael Pittman Jr. Pittman has been excellent, scoring 16 fantasy PPG and posting back-to-back 20-point performances. The Steelers have surrendered the fifth-most fantasy points to receivers and struggle particularly on the outside. Pittman remains a strong start. Sit Jameson Williams Williams and the Lions offense are always dangerous at home, but J-Mo failed to score a single fantasy point on two targets last week. He has topped 6.6 PPR points just twice all season, and three of his last five outings have come with three targets or fewer. He has historically struggled against Minnesota as well. At best, he’s a WR3 in deeper formats. Courtland Sutton This matchup for Sutton looks rough. Houston has allowed only three touchdowns to perimeter receivers and just two receivers total have cleared 12.9 points against them. His floor is extremely low this week. QB Start em Sit em RB Start em Sit em TE Start em Sit em
Week 9 Start/Sit: Running Backs
Week 9 Start/Sit: Running Backs Bye weeks, injuries, and inconsistent stars are making decisions tougher, but the right matchup plays can swing a week. By FullTime Fantasy Start Kimani Vidal Since taking over as the Chargers’ lead back, Vidal has produced at least 19 fantasy points in two of his last three outings and has handled a strong touch share, clearly separating from Hassan Haskins. He now faces Tennessee, a defense that has already allowed six different running backs to score 16+ points. Vidal is firmly in play. Bam Knight With Michael Carter waived and re-signed to the practice squad, Knight holds the lead role in a dream matchup. Dallas has given up the second-most fantasy points to backs and ranks near the bottom in explosive runs allowed. They’ve also been gashed in the passing game by RBs. Knight should see heavy usage and works as an RB2. Sit Alvin Kamara Kamara is in the worst statistical stretch of his career, posting career lows across nearly every efficiency metric. He’s topped 9.5 points once in the last month and now faces a Rams defense that has consistently bottled him up. He has not reached 85 total yards against L.A. in eight straight meetings and has been held under seven points in three of the last five. He belongs on the bench. Jacory Croskey-Merritt Croskey-Merritt stunk last week with only nine carries and minimal passing-game work, while Jeremy McNichols handled most receiving snaps. That’s concerning against Seattle, which allows the fewest rushing yards per carry and limits yards before contact. JCM has no passing game role either. He’s better on the bench. QB Start em Sit em WR Start em Sit em TE Start em Sit em