This article will focus on three players in each position using Draft King’s pricing for the Sunday 1 p.m. slate. We will provide one high, medium, and low pricing option based on matchups and game theory from top to bottom.

: Double stacking is playing a QB with 2 two additional players from the same offense. So, you would play QB Joe Burrow, WR Ja’Marr Chase, and WR Tee Higgins. When double stacking, always play a player from the opposing team, preferably a WR. 40% of the Millionaire contest-winning lineups were double stacked.

Now that we’ve done the housekeeping let’s get into week 5.

Allen has a great matchup this week on the road against the Texans. The Bills will look to bounce back after a tough loss in Baltimore. I do not like Allen’s home/road split, but I have a sneaky feeling this game could go over the projected total.

Jordan threw for almost 400 yards and 4 TDs last week. He has a great matchup this week against the Rams, and this game should have some fantasy goodness. Vegas has this game with the third-highest projected total on the slate.

**Double stack** WR Jayden Reed, RB Josh Jacobs

Lawrence has a decent matchup this week at home against the Colts. He scored at least 2 TDs in the last five games against Indianapolis. Lawrence could be a boom-or-bust play this week.

**Double Stack** WR Christian Kirk, RB Travis Etienne Jr.

Mason is averaging more than 20 fantasy points per game. He has a great matchup this week at home against the Cardinals. Mason should have a top 3 fantasy performance this week. Vegas has this game with the highest projected total on the slate

Etienne averaged 22 fantasy points per game against the Colts last season. He is due for a breakout game. Consider Etienne a GGP play.

Swift had almost 100 yards rushing and over 70 yards receiving last week. He has a chance to repeat that performance this week against the Panthers. Consider Swift a value play.

Metcalf is averaging more than 24 fantasy points per game over the last three games. He has a good matchup at home against the Giants. I am a little concerned about the Giants’ offense “keeping up” without WR Malik Nabers.

Reed had 7 receptions, 139 receiving yards, and a TD last week. He has a great matchup this week against the Rams. Reed is a lock this week.

Atwell is averaging almost 90 receiving yards per game in the last two games. He has a good matchup this week against the Packers. This is a good spot for Atwell.

McBride has a tough matchup this week. But the Cardinals will likely lean on him and the short passing on the road. With that being said, the caution flag is still up for TE this season.

Ertz is involved in the Commanders’ offense. If he could get in the end zone, he could make some noise this week. Ertz is a boom-or-bust game this week at home against the Steelers.

Kraft had 6 receptions, 53 receiving yards, and a TD last week. He has a good matchup this week against the Rams. Kraft is slowly taking over the TE position.

The 49ers are playing well, and the Cardinals are not. If you are paying up at defense this week the 49ers are interesting.

Green Bay has forced multiple turnovers in each game. The Rams have had trouble protecting their QB. The Packers are viable.

Denver is averaging double-digit fantasy points this season. The Raiders’ offense has been quiet. Denver should control this game at home.

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