Sonic’s MME Player Pool 8.25
Sonic is a Milly Maker winner and large-field tournament mastermind who focuses on mass-multi-entry play
Safe Spaces
Safe value is the enemy of first place. Every week, the field clings to players who “won’t kill them,” and every week those lineups die of boredom. You don’t win tournaments by surviving; you win by swinging. This is a weird slate, and the field will be looking for comfortable clicks in a volatile environment. Let’s find some volatility worth betting on.
Some of these are not for the faint of heart. These are players I’ll be mixing into my rosters to differentiate from the masses while adding correlation. Keep this stuff out of your cash games for god’s sake.
*Ownership projections are subject to change before lock. Check OWS projections on Sunday morning.
Secondary Core-Relations
DeVonta Smith + Cam Skattebo
Smith projects to flirt with single-digit ownership, which makes this an easy “sign me up” situation. We know the Eagles usually need to be pushed before opening things up, and Skattebo can do the pushing. He’s averaged 18.8 carries and 4.3 targets over his last four games — about 23 total opportunities for those keeping score at home. $6,600 is a fair tag for that kind of volume, and Philly had a serious Skattebo-in-the-red-zone problem just two weeks ago, when he dropped three touchdowns on them. This pairing could light a fuse. Also, Cam Skattebo is an absolute animal. Arrow pointing UP.
Smith (10.3%), Skattebo (3.6%)
Jerry Jeudy + Hunter Henry
A good formula for correlation: pair two players who are low-owned and project competitively within their pricing tiers. Jeudy and Henry check both boxes. Jeudy has quietly maintained strong route participation and target share, and he’s overdue for efficiency to swing his way. Henry offers cheap touchdown equity as one of the few reliable redzone options in this offense. If this game produces even moderate scoring, their combined value could outpace far pricier pieces while giving your roster a rare ownership edge.
Jeudy (5.3%), Henry (5.6%)
