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VideoWeek 5 Sunday Recap: Winners, Losers and Waiver Targets From Every Game
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workhorse role for Woody Marks. And I guess this was one of the ideas behind the marks where it's like I don't know if we're ever going to be able to get too much flex value that we're feeling great about if Monty's out there. But with a growing injury, man, could be missing a few games next week. Houston is against a tough Jaguars. Runy again just saw they did against Philly. But based on what we saw today, man, Woody, just based on volume alone, looks like someone who could be slot inside the top 20. Yeah, I mean 12.5 PPR points today, 84% of the snaps, 63% of the rushing attempts, 15 carries for 62 yards, 4.1 yards per carry. Uh he had a carry inside the five, 100% of the snaps inside the five, 81% route share, 12% target share.
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Marks workhorse: 12.5 PPR, 84% snaps, 63% rushing attempts in Week 5

Marks delivered a workhorse performance in Week 5 with elite volume: 12.5 PPR points, 84% snap share, 63% of rushing attempts (15 carries for 62 yards, 4.1 YPC), 100% goal-line snaps, 81% route share, and 12% target share. Ian Hartitz projects him as 'someone who could be slot inside the top 20' RBs based on volume alone, with a ceiling comparable to Rashad White's full-time role (~17 PPR points per game). Caveat: the Texans rank bottom in yards before contact with limited offensive line help, though improved CJ Stroud play and a weak defense could create more scoring opportunities.

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