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Plus Week 6 MNF Player Props [View this email in your browser]( DraftKings Showdown: Kansas City Chiefs vs. Buffalo Bills Monday Night Football [Patrick Mahomes]( might be a surprise value as a CPT option in a star-studded slate. [Stefon Diggs]( is the other CPT value at the top of the salary chart. If you’re looking to save money at CPT, both [Demarcus Robinson]( and [Tyler Kroft]( are elevated in the pecking order with injuries to [Sammy Watkins]( & [Dawson Knox](. [READ MORE]( DraftKings Showdown: Dallas Cowboys vs. Arizona Cardinals Monday Night Football [Kyler Murray]( brings point scoring on the ground and through the air. That makes him a stronger CPT option than we normally see for the position. [Andy Dalton]( [CeeDee Lamb]( and both Cardinals RBs ([Chase Edmonds]( and [Kenyan Drake]( are also strong options. [Andy Dalton]( is the strongest FLEX options, with the assumption of subdued ownership. Tight ends [Dalton Schultz]( and [Dan Arnold]( also provide value at cheaper prices. [READ MORE]( NFL Betting 2020: Week 6 Monday Night Football player props Let’s take a quick look at what the betting market is implying for Monday Night Football before diving into some of the best player props, according to our [tool](. [KANSAS CITY CHIEFS @ BUFFALO BILLS]( This spread opened at 3.5 but was quickly bet out to 5.5. Historically, we see games land on +4 or +5 in 4.1% of situations, making the line movement worth something, but it is not as valuable as crossing a key number. [ARIZONA CARDINALS @ DALLAS COWBOYS]( A lot has changed since the preseason number of -7.5. This spread swung all the way out to +3 before readjusting back across 0 to the [Cowboys]( as slight favorites before kickoff. [READ MORE]( Fantasy Football Week 6 Injury Recap: Miles Sanders, Baker Mayfield, Joe Mixon and more A player's injury status can have a significant effect on fantasy football — it can alter draft strategy, roster construction and, most importantly, [start-or-sit decisions]( for your fantasy team. [HOUSTON TEXANS]( @ [TENNESSEE TITANS]( Tennessee Titans: TE [Jonnu Smith]( PFF Week 6 Consensus Rank: TE4 — Ankle injury Smith injured his ankle in the third quarter. He was seen on the sideline taped up and trying to run, but he did not return to the game. I believe he suffered a high ankle sprain. Return to play ranges from three days to three-plus weeks. [BALTIMORE RAVENS]( @ [PHILADELPHIA EAGLES]( Baltimore Ravens: RB [Mark Ingram]( PFF Week 6 Consensus Rank: RB26 — Ankle injury Ingram injured his ankle in the first quarter. He came back into the game with a heavily taped ankle in the second quarter and exited for good after just one carry. [READ THE FULL INJURY RECAP]( Listen Now: The Cris Collinsworth Podcast feat. Richard Sherman PFF and Sunday Night Football's Cris Collinsworth teams up with one of the best players on and off the field, 49ers All-Pro CB Richard Sherman. They provide the most interesting football conversation in sports every single week. And sometimes that means the discussion will venture off the field too. Additionally, Cris will be taking a dive into the game of football as he sees it, inviting in the best and brightest to talk about everything that is happening in the great game of football. Mark your calendars, you do not want to miss the best 60 minutes of insight this season. LISTEN ON [SPOTIFY]( LISTEN ON [APPLE PODCASTS]( FAAB bidding strategies ahead of NFL Week 7: Titans' Anthony Firkser highlights streaming options Free-agent acquisition budget (FAAB) leagues level the playing field for nabbing fantasy free agents after each week of the NFL season. They also allow fantasy managers to employ a great deal more strategy when acquiring players because each team has a limited amount of dollars to work with. All players in this article will be rostered in less than half of Yahoo leagues unless otherwise noted. Here is how you should be allocating your FAAB heading into Week 7. [READ MORE]( Fantasy Football: Breaking down Cory Littleton's struggles in 2020 One of the biggest disappointments in IDP this year has been the play of linebacker [Cory Littleton](. The [Las Vegas Raiders]( signed him this offseason to a three-year, $35.25 million contract as one of the most coveted players at the position in this past free-agent class. Littleton was expected to be a centerpiece of a rebuilding Raiders defense. But with just 25 total tackles on the year, he is on pace for just 80 the rest of the year. That's a far cry from his totals of 129 and 116 in 2019 and 2018, respectively. [READ MORE]( [Twitter]( [Facebook]( [Website]( Copyright © *2020 Pro Football Focus, All rights reserved. Want to change how you receive these emails? You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](.