"This is a really nice spot for a big JK Dobbins game. The Broncos are heavy favourites in what is essentially a neutral site game and Dobbins is averaging 80.4 rushing yards per game at 5.22 yards per carry. At that pace he’d only need 10 carries to reach the 50 yards mark, but he’s getting 15 per game this season. He has also gone over 60 yards in all five games this year and over 70 yards in his last four.

This Jets run defense presents a soft matchup for Dobbins too. They allow over 130 rushing yards a game and have actually given up over 130 yards to both James Cook and De’Von Achane alone this season. There’s also little reason to worry about competition from rookie running back RJ Harvey, who had just four carries against the Eagles last week. This is Dobbins’ backfield and I expect him to carve up the Jets in London."

"The Steelers have given up an average of 62.5 receiving yards per game to tight ends and the Browns' rookie Fannin is already one of the best pass catchers on the Browns' roster.

Fannin has become an integral part of this offense already and has caught 21 of his 28 targets through the first five games. He’s averaging 34.6 receiving yards per game, we only need him to get 20 here.

We also need to factor in that the Browns are likely to be losing this game, that means that we’re going to see Gabriel throwing the ball a lot and trying to get his team into the game. The more throws that Gabriel takes, the more likely Fannin is to cover this line."

"While this is an insanely high number for a normal running back, Christian McCaffrey isn’t a normal running back. Not only is he carrying the heaviest workload in the NFL, but he’s also practically being used as a full time receiver. He’s posted 50+ receiving yards in every single game this season, averaging eight receptions. He’s also 4th in Yards Per Route Run so far this season amongst RBs, meaning he’s been efficient on those touches. 

The other great thing we have going is the Buccaneers' rush defense. Vita Vea and the Buccaneers have been fantastic against opposing backs this year, and when teams struggle on the ground, they start to use the short passing game as an extension of the rushing game."

"Cade Otton is another guy who is constantly towards the top of the league in snaps, even if he’s not the most used on offense. Normally they have all these elite weapons like Chris Godwin and Mike Evans, which means he gets pushed to the side with usage. But when they are all out dealing with injury, that’s when Otton steps up the most. He is familiar with the system, and has been here for the whole Baker Mayfield era. With a banged up WR room, I think the tight ends will be more involved. 

The 49ers have struggled with TEs, allowing 6-45 to Brenton Strange, 5-49-1 to Juwan Johnson and 5-43-1 to Trey McBride. With another high usage tight end, I think the 49ers will look to take out Ebuka and allow these underneath passes to the TE. Otton isn’t the biggest name in the world, but I have high expectations given his chemistry with Baker."