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Good Morning!
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Week 4 ends in the Superdome, and Mark is backing the home side even though Atlanta won both meetings last season. Bijan Robinson arrives off 213 total yards and two scores, Chris Olave led the league in receiving in Week 1, and New Orleans' 1-2 record includes a one-point loss in Detroit. Kickoff is 8:15 PM ET on ESPN and ABC.
Here's what you need to know today.
Content & SEO Manager, Fantasy Alarm
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3 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY
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Mark Likes The Saints At Home |
He has New Orleans on the money line, with the Superdome as a factor.
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Bijan Had 213 Last Time Out |
Thirty-one touches and two rushing scores in the Thursday nighter.
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Etienne's Hamstring Is The Watch |
Noah Fant and Pete Werner are questionable for New Orleans too.
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The Saints rank 31st in the NFL in opponent success rate at 50.0% entering tonight's matchup with Atlanta. That's a glaring edge for a Falcons offense coming off a 35-point showing against Green Bay.
Source: Fantasy Alarm Analytics |
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TODAY'S FEATURED STORY
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NFL PREDICTIONS
Mark Lammey closes out Week 4 with an NFC South rivalry in the Superdome, where Bijan Robinson and the Falcons visit Chris Olave and a 1-2 Saints side. He lands on the New Orleans money line, with the full odds, injury report and how to watch alongside it.
Read the Full Article >
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TODAY'S EXCLUSIVE PICKS
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Mark Lammey
NFL TOTAL PICK
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Falcons vs. Saints
Under 47.5
We've already got a pick on a side and an anytime TD prop for this game, so why not make it a trifecta of picks for an NFC South rivalry on Monday Night Football? Atlanta saw more production with the return of Michael Penix, Jr. last week, but we need to see consistency before we buy the hype. These teams historically stay low-scoring as well, as last year's meetings finished just 19-17 and 24-10. Bijan and Olave make this scary, but we're on the under.
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Howard Bender
NFL RECEIVING PROP
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Kyle Pitts (ATL)
Over 28.5 Receiving Yards (-110)
No one wants to bet him because he's been a hot mess to open the season, but the Saints lack coverage over the middle, allowing TEs an average of 83.3 receiving yards per game against them. Even if Pitts were to split the work with Austin Hooper, he should still clear this mark on MNF.
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Mark's full MNF breakdown is above with the anytime TD board and the showdown playbook beside it, and the MLB DFS playbook is there for anyone riding the playoff slate at the same time. Kickoff is 8:15 PM ET from the Caesars Superdome on ESPN and ABC, with Mark on the New Orleans money line in the featured piece and the under in the exclusives. Howard, meanwhile, is betting on the one thing the Saints defense has given up all year, taking Kyle Pitts over 28.5 against a unit allowing 83.3 yards a game to tight ends. Good luck tonight.
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