College Football DFS Picks: Week 9 CFB Saturday Main Slate ...

Through eight games, the senior is averaging 284.6 passing yards per game, picking up an additional 17.9 with his legs.Naturally, Williams has been the Trojans’ top fantasy producer, throwing for 23 touchdowns and adding seven rushing scores. West Virginia gives up an average of 165.3 rushing yards per game, jumping to 185.3 since Week 6. That was just the second time that Franklin was held to fewer than 103 receiving yards this season, breaking a three-game touchdown streak.Further, Franklin has been one of the most reliable pass catchers in the FBS ranks, with one of the steepest target shares. Brown has been the go-to wide receiver in the Cougars offense and sits near the top of our weekly projections.Already this season, Brown has three 100-yard receiving games, surpassing the 80-yard threshold in all but two of his seven outings. Consequently, the sophomore leads the team in receiving yards (629), also setting the standard in targets (62) and receptions (40), with a 64.5% catch rate.The Cougars are going to be forced to lean into their passing game to keep pace with the Kansas State Wildcats. Although we could choose from a number of Trojans pass catchers to pair with Williams, we’re sticking with our value approach and dubbing Ainias Smith as the wideout to stack with Max Johnson.We rolled the dice with Smith a few weeks ago, only to be let down by him in his worst game of the season. Consequently, we’re expecting Smith to end the day as one of the top-performing pass catchers on the main slate.We’re already knees deep in this week’s college football action, with the usual group of 5 schedule getting us startedd a few days ago. Through eight games, the senior is averaging 284.6 passing yards per game, picking up an additional 17.9 with his legs.Naturally, Williams has been the Trojans’ top fantasy producer, throwing for 23 touchdowns and adding seven rushing scores. That was just the second time that Franklin was held to fewer than 103 receiving yards this season, breaking a three-game touchdown streak.Further, Franklin has been one of the most reliable pass catchers in the FBS ranks, with one of the steepest target shares. Brown has been the go-to wide receiver in the Cougars offense and sits near the top of our weekly projections.Already this season, Brown has three 100-yard receiving games, surpassing the 80-yard threshold in all but two of his seven outings. Consequently, the sophomore leads the team in receiving yards (629), also setting the standard in targets (62) and receptions (40), with a 64.5% catch rate.The Cougars are going to be forced to lean into their passing game to keep pace with the Kansas State Wildcats. Although we could choose from a number of Trojans pass catchers to pair with Williams, we’re sticking with our value approach and dubbing Ainias Smith as the wideout to stack with Max Johnson.We rolled the dice with Smith a few weeks ago, only to be let down by him in his worst game of the season.