Good morning.

Week 5 had some wild finishes. We saw OT wins for the Ravens and Bills, the Seahawks come up just inches short on 4th down, the Jags win in seven seconds off a 53-yard kick return and a 57-yard FG, and then there’s the Commanders…

So, to recap: the NFC East won zero games despite having two teams play one another, a team that led while kicking off with eight seconds left, and a team that played an 0-4 team (h/t @PmtStats). Oh boy.

Luckily there’s fantasy football to get your mind off of real football.

Let’s get after it…

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*NOTE: Roster %’s courtesy of ESPN. Bid amounts are rough suggestions—always take into account your budget total, roster makeup, and typical leaguemate behavior.

Texans RB Woody Marks (48%) took advantage of his opportunity with David Montgomery (groin) leaving the game. Marks rushed for a season-high 62 yards on 15 carries and had a 24-yard TD called back on what looked like a fairly weak holding penalty, per RotoBaller’s Robert Lorge. Marks had already been putting a sizeable dent in Monty’s workload prior to his injury (which is reportedly week-to-week), and now it looks like this backfield is his for the immediate future. Bid 15-20%.