Seven games, 7 o'clock. Michael Hawkins Jr. is $7,500 and he's been a 37-point quarterback. If you only remember one salary off the night board, remember that one.
West Virginia-Oklahoma State, South Carolina-Alabama, Missouri-Mississippi State, Texas A&M-LSU, Oregon-USC, Kansas State-Cincinnati, Arizona-Washington State. A lot of quarterbacks, which is what you want in superflex, and a couple of tags that will burn you if you shop by average.
Kamario Taylor is 34 a game at $9,100. Sam Leavitt is 33 at $8,400. Avery Johnson is 31 at $7,800. Drew Mestemaker is 29 at $7,300. JC French is 28 at $6,400. Noah Fifita is 27 at $7,100. You can build a legal superflex out of Hawkins and French and go spend the rest on J.J. Hill, who's $5,200 and has been a 27-point back at Mississippi State. Anthony Evans is $6,200 at 24 a game. Donovan Olugbode is $6,000 at 24. Justin Bowick is $6,300 at 21. Matt Fuller is $6,200 and 23 a game at South Carolina.
Keelon Russell is $8,900 for 24 points. I get why people click Alabama. The number doesn't win that click, not with Hawkins sitting at $7,500. LaNorris Sellers is the cheaper South Carolina quarterback, $6,200 and 23 a game, and he fits the same way Marcel Reed does on the LSU showdown. Reed is $6,500 here. I still like him as the salary quarterback, not as the captain of anything.
Trent Mosley is doubtful. I already said it for the Coliseum showdown and it counts here. Jeremiah McClellan is out. Trey'Dez Green is out. Corey Simms is out. Phillip Wright is out. Jamarion Morrow is doubtful. Giovanni Richardson and Jamari Johnson are questionable. The averages next to those names are last month's averages. Jayden Maiava and Dante Moore are the quarterbacks in that game who are actually playing, 26 and 23, $8,000 and $8,200.
Night is a quarterback slate with one ridiculous price. Pay Hawkins. Fade the doubtful receivers. Go eat dinner.
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