Primetime Ballers - SEA/PIT
Tank Williams helps managers navigate Sunday night's exciting fantasy matchup.
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TANK WILLIAMS: What's up? Holla? It's time for our "Week Six Primetime Ballers" now. We first started off with Sunday Night Football, Seahawks at Pittsburgh Steelers.
I feel like the football guys just have it in for us because this should be an amazing match-up with Russell Wilson and the healthy Ben Roethlisberger, but we got Geno Smith and the injured Big Ben. Like, I don't know what's going on. Great fantasy match-ups here, but I'm not expecting too much.
So with the Pittsburgh Steelers starting off, Diontae Johnson, like, I expect this to be a Najee Harris heavy run game. But it seems like he's always Frank the tank, I'm going streaking down the right sideline. And I feel like Big Ben is going to hit him with at least one.
And at that price point, at $21, he's looking mighty fine for me over there. So I like Deontae in this spot. Moving on over to the Seahawks, I'm going with that man Tyler Lockett. Now we've seen Henry Ruggs, we've seen a lot of other wide receivers go over the top on the Pittsburgh Steelers.
And Geno, I mean, he looked like he was a competent quarterback. You know, last week, filling in for Russell Wilson got decay on the touchdown pass. So I feel like Tyler Lockett being a little bit cheaper than DK, and with Pittsburgh Benson Southville, the guys over the top like Jamar Chase, you know, Henry Ruggs. I feel like this is a good spot for Tyler Lockett especially with Seattle more than likely playing from behind.
And so at the superstar, already kind of mentioned him before, Najee Harris, $29, like this Pittsburgh offense flows through Najee where the Big Ben was going to be hurt or not. And I feel like my team wants to get a King Henry-type game out of Najee, like, you know, 370 yards three tough. They don't have the offensive line for it. But I feel like he's going to get a lot of volume in the run and pass game making him mighty worthy of that $29 budget right there.