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RB James Cook, Buffalo Bills
It’s hard to draw up a better matchup for the Bills and James Cook than this spot against the Bengals. Cook has been dominant this season, ranking second among running backs in total rushing yards and sitting near the top in nearly every efficiency metric.
Now he faces a Bengals defense bleeding production to opposing backs, allowing the second-most rushing yards and sitting near the bottom in almost every rushing category.
With Buffalo entering as six-point favorites, look for them to control the game and lean on Cook in close. Always a threat to score from anywhere on the field, Cook is a strong bet to find the end zone.
RB Breece Hall, New York Jets
Breece Hall always has a secure role as a runner for the Jets and is their go-to option in close.
Where this play becomes especially intriguing is his work as a pass-catcher. Hall ranks fourth in yards per route run among running backs and faces a Miami defense allowing the fourth-most receiving yards to the position.
With his big-play ability, goal-line usage and receiving role, Hall has a strong shot at finding the end zone in this matchup.
WR Alec Pierce, Indianapolis Colts
Pierce has been a revelation for the Colts this season, and his role on the outside sets up well against the Jaguars. Jacksonville ranks second-worst in the NFL in yards allowed to outside wide receivers, which is where Pierce runs most of his routes.
Against his AFC South counterpart Montaric Brown, Pierce is averaging a massive 3.76 yards per route run, routinely winning that matchup whenever they face off.
In a must-win AFC South game, look for Jones to lean on the reliable Pierce in a matchup he should excel in.
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