Nico Collins had a bye in Week 6. Before the bye week, he had a touchdown catch in three of the last four games. The Seahawks' secondary is still banged up, and they have given up big games and touchdowns to WR1s in recent weeks. Look for Collins to find the endzone off the bye week against this depleted secondary. I love the price we are getting for him to score.

I want to target Christian McCaffery's rush + receiving line tonight. He leads running backs with 444 receiving yards. Bijan Robinson, in this Sunday night showdown, is the next closest with receiving yards. While McCaffery hasn't been as efficient on the ground this season, he gets back George Kittle, who is an excellent run blocker. While Kittle may take some receiving yards away from McCaffery, he'll help in the run game. Betting the rush + receiving line gives us multiple outs for the game script to just get total scrimmage yards. McCaffery has 100 or more scrimmage yards in every game this season, and has gone over this line in the last four games. Look for him to go over this line again Sunday night.

Jacory Croskey-Merritt has scored in three of the six games this season. Now he has an amazing matchup against the Cowboys' defense. The Cowboys' defense gives up the most first downs or touchdown runs to running backs (32.4%). While JCM had a letdown spot against the Bears on Monday night, look for him to bounce back and find the endzone again in this pristine matchup.

Courtland Sutton only had three targets in London against the Jets and caught just one pass for 17 yards. That was against Sauce Gardner. Now Sutton is back home against the Giants' defense that has given up big receiving lines to WR1s. This is a great bounce-back spot for Sutton. In the three games prior to the London game vs. the Jets, Sutton soared past this line. Look for him to soar past this line again, and I'll ladder this up to 80 receiving yards.

Cam Skattebo just scored three touchdowns against the World Champion Philadelphia Eagles last week, and now we get plus money for him to find the endzone just once Sunday? Sign me up! Yes, I'm a Skattebo fan and drafted him a ton in Best Ball this summer. But we can't deny that Skattebo is a wrecking ball at the goal line. He has touchdowns in three of the last five games (he had limited snaps in Week 1). No matter the matchup, when we're getting plus odds on the RB1 of a team, that also is a menace at the goal line, I'm going to bet it. Let's hope he finds the endzone either rushing or receiving on Sunday.

Dallas Goedert has scored a touchdown (two touchdowns in Week 3) in every game but Week 1 so far this season. The Eagles need to jumpstart their offense, but they shouldn't go away from Goedert, who has been a big positive for the Eagles' struggling offense. Goedert has caught 100% of his redzone targets (five) and four for touchdowns. Look for him to find the endzone again Sunday.

Quinshon Judkins has a pristine matchup against the Dolphins' run defense on Sunday. He should also be given a massive workload, given the weather concerns, including rain and high winds. His rushing line has already moved up this week, but I still love the over. And I'll be laddering this up to 120 rushing yards for plus odds. Judkins ran for 110 yards against the Vikings two weeks ago and now gets the Dolphins' defense, which has given up the most rushing yards in the NFL through six weeks. The weather, game script, and matchup are all in his favor. So even with the big line moving up, I still look for him to soar over.

Jacory Croskey-Merritt handled 69.7% of the backfield touches for Washington last week. He made the most of it, rushing for 150 yards against the Chargers. He had seven rushes for 10 or more yards and two rushes over 20 yards, showing his explosiveness. Now he gets the Bears' defense, which is the worst in the NFL against the run, giving up the most yards per carry (6.6 yards/carry).

Rome Odunze leads the Bears' receivers with a 26% target share and 40% air yards share. He also has a 27% red zone target share and has five touchdowns in four games already. Dan Quinn and the Washington defense blitz at a high rate, and against the blitz, Caleb Williams has targeted Odunze 38% of the time. Look for Odunze to continue to be Williams' top target. I like that Odunze's ATD price has not moved, despite scoring in every game.

No team through five games has given up more receiving yards to wide receivers than the Dallas Cowboys. Until further notice, we should target WR1s against the Cowboys. McMillan has already cleared 100 yards once this season, and he truly looks the part as the Panthers' WR1. Counting on Bryce Young is a little uncomfortable, but like last week, we should trust McMillan's talent and this matchup to hit the over receiving yards.

Jake Ferguson has been a target monster since CeeDee Lamb has been out with his injury. Ferguson has a 24% target share (2nd among tight ends) and he has 34% target share on his routes with Lamb out of the lineup. Now he faces the Panthers' defense, which leads the NFL in receiving yards to tight ends. I love these situations, where opportunity and matchup meet. I will ladder Ferguson up to 70+ receiving yards.

We are still getting plus money for the receiver who has the 2nd most end zone targets this season (9) and 69% of his team's end zone targets. The Ravens are tied with the Cowboys for the most touchdowns given up to receivers this season (10). This is another situation where opportunity meets matchup, and I love this price for Adams to find the end zone again Sunday against the Ravens.

Breece Hall gets 16% of Justin Fields' targets and is targeted on 28% of his routes. Christian McCaffery is the only running back targeted on more of his routes (29%). Hall has cleared this line and has 30 or more receiving yards in four of the five games. The Jets will likely be playing from a negative game script. So I like Hall to breeze past this receiving line.

Tyrone Tracy will be active Thursday night. But that just makes me excited to take advantage of Cam Skattebo's Anytime Touchdown price. Yes, Skattebo may lose some snap and touches with Tracy active. But he is the goal line back for the Giants, something Tracy has never been good at. I know the Giants may not have a lot of scoring opportunities. But when they do, Skattebo should get the high-value touches. To get +155 for the running back with the goal line touches is a value I want to take.

Stefon Diggs returns to Buffalo Sunday night, and while you can play the narrative card, I like Stefon Diggs to exceed his receiving line just based on the matchup and usage. Diggs finally broke out in Week 4 with six receptions for 101 receiving yards, even with limited pass attempts for QB Drake Maye due to a blowout over the Carolina Panthers. Diggs was playing 81% of Maye's dropbacks in Week 4, compared to 55% to start the season. I look for Diggs to build on his usage and take advantage of a good matchup against the Bills' secondary to go over his receiving line Sunday night.