Three games. Georgia Tech-Stanford and Air Force-Nevada at 10:30 Eastern, Minnesota-Washington at 11. You do not need a spreadsheet.
Demond Williams has been a 26-point quarterback at $8,200. Justice Haynes has been a 25-point back at $8,500. If I spend up once, it's Williams, because the average is higher and the salary is lower, and Washington's at home at 3-0. Haynes is the piece I add, not the piece I choose instead.
Javon Tracy is the bargain. 17 a game at $4,600. Dezmen Roebuck is $6,900 for 16. Rashid Williams is $6,400 for 15. Caden High is $4,800 for 15 at Stanford. Noah Jennings is $4,300 for 14. On a three-game board the cheap receivers are the whole edge. Tracy and High, and then you decide if you want a second quarterback.
Drake Lindsey is $6,800 and he's been a 14-point guy. Liam Szarka is the Air Force quarterback on the file, 18 a game at $7,600. Carter Jones is $7,100 at 16. Alberto Mendoza and Davis Warren are both priced in the mid-$7,000s for 12-point seasons. Kemper Hodges is $4,500 and 10 a game. I'm not paying Mendoza money for that. Darius Taylor is probable, and I said my piece on the showdown: the tag says he plays, the 20-carry, 71-yard line says don't captain him. $6,500 flex is fine. Micah Ford is $6,600 and 16 a game if you want the Stanford back instead. Dominic Kelley has been an 18-point back at Nevada and he's $6,100. TJ Thomas is there if Taylor's workload worries you.
Jayden Limar is out. Kevin Roche is probable at $3,700 and the average is 8. That's a last-man-in, not a lean.
Three games, one spend-up, and Tracy. Don't turn it into a term paper.
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