Underdog Fantasy Thursday Top Plays 11/06

We are double digit weeks into the season! Week 10 is here already and so are some more plays. The Las Vegas Raiders go into Denver and face the Broncos to get this week started. Here are four plays to get those bankrolls HIGHER.

J.K. Dobbins HIGHER Than 70.5 Rush Yards

J.K. Dobbins makes the list for me again. He has gone HIGHER on this projection six weeks this year. Las Vegas gives up 109.4 rushing yards per game. Denver is only allowing 18.4 points a game, while Las Vegas is scoring only 16.5 points per game. This game can get out of hand, which should give Dobbins plenty of opportunities to surpass this projection.

RJ Harvey HIGHER Than 13.5 Receiving Yards

Let’s get both running backs in on the action, but change it up a little bit. Harvey, also, has surpassed this projection six times this year. While he is not getting much opportunity in the run game, he is receiving it in the passing game. Las Vegas is allowing 25.5 receiving yards per game to running backs. Coming off a five reception in five target outing last week, the trust from his quarterback is there. This is a good match up for him to go HIGHER than this projection early on.

Ashton Jeanty HIGHER Than 18.5 Receiving Yards

Alright let’s get all the running backs involved. Denver’s defense is great. Their top-10 rush defense is allowing only 93.1 rushing yards a game. Which can be a huge problem for Jeanty this week. Jeanty may have only gone HIGHER than this projection twice this year, this week should be a good opportunity to make it third game. While Denver’s defense might be great, they are allowing 31.1 receiving yards per game. I mentioned earlier the game can get out of hand, this will have Las Vegas passing the ball more often.

Brock Bowers HIGHER Than 8.5 Targets

Brock Bowers has played three less games than Tre Tucker and has three less targets. He also played two less games than Jakobi Meyers and nine less targets. Well, Meyers got traded to Jacksonville. This opens up more opportunities for Bowers. At tight end, he is obviously the best receiver in the room; and the number one target for Geno Smith. Bowers started the year with eight targets in each of the first two weeks, but then those targets dropped the next two weeks. He was playing hurt and then was out for the next three weeks. He was given an extra week off, thanks to the bye week. His first game back was everything we expected from his this year. Geno targeted him 13 times last week. Las Vegas is going to have to throw the ball this week, Bowers will be targeted alot!

**All projections are pulled from FantasyPros Weekly Research Tools.