Sonic’s MME Player Pool 10.25
Sonic is a Milly Maker winner and large-field tournament mastermind who focuses on mass-multi-entry play
Ceiling Over Comfort
Be wary of the typical stars-and-scrubs builds this week. Pricing isn’t soft, but the best value actually lies with the expensive players on a point-per-dollar basis. We’d be foolish to avoid the studs, but we’ll need to get creative along the way—avoiding those multiple punt plays that look fine from a median standpoint yet too thin to help you leapfrog the field. This feels like a week where one low-owned player hitting 4x while the chalk lands at 3.8x might be the difference between first place and a boring 64th.
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
Dalton Kincaid ($4,300, 6.3%) / Jaylen Waddle ($6,400, 7.3%) / De’Von Achane ($7,400, 30.3%)
Kincaid might not be on the field that much, but you don’t get fantasy points for participation anyway. He’s dropped 4x scores in nearly half his games, and Buffalo’s offense only steps on the gas when forced. The field will jam Achane at 30%, and yeah—his usage is absurd—but Waddle brings that same “blink and it’s 60 yards” energy from a lower-owned angle. This combo offsets the chalk while still betting on the fireworks. Layer this “substack” into builds using cheaper quarterbacks, where Kincaid can get there while your 5k QB outscores Allen on a point-per-dollar basis.
Jameson Williams ($4,900, 8.1%) / Jaylin Noel ($3,600, 2.3%)
Dipping into the highest game total for some low-owned correlation is a sensical approach. Yardage shall be gained. Touchdowns will be scored. Variance is a thing. Take the road less traveled.
