The strongest established 3x profile on the Week 5 weighted boards. At his current salary, Shough has converted the 3x threshold in 67% of the available weighted historical sample.

The clearest established 4x Smash History signal on the Week 5 weighted boards. His current-salary profile has reached the primary tournament benchmark in 33.3% of the available sample.

Dike is tied for the strongest 5x conversion rate among established Week 5 samples. His $3,000 current-salary profile also carries strong 3x and 4x support.

At the $3,000 minimum salary, Horton combines a 7-game sample with one of the strongest low-cost weighted profiles on the Week 5 slate. The 4x rate is especially notable because it remains well above the wide receiver positional median.

The current salary asks for a return that has not appeared in the available weighted historical sample. Across 20 games, Downs has not reached the 3x, 4x, or 5x threshold at this salary.

Only three NFL games are in the current sample. The early rates are eye-catching, but the profile remains NR and should be treated as incomplete rather than predictive.

The strongest established baseline value profile on the Week 4 slate. At his current salary, Brissett has converted the 3x threshold in 81% of the available historical sample.

The clearest 4x Smash History signal among established Week 4 samples. His salary-adjusted history has reached the primary tournament benchmark in 63% of the available sample.

The strongest 5x conversion history among established Week 4 samples. His current-salary profile also carries strong 3x and 4x support, while current role and slate context still matter.

At the $3,000 minimum salary, Horton combines meaningful 3x support with one of the strongest 4x and 5x histories among the low-cost options on the slate. In addition, he recently returned to Seattle's offensive rotation, and caught 3 passes for 48 yards in Week 3.

The current salary asks for a return that has not appeared in the available historical sample. Across 15 games, Jones has not reached the 3x, 4x, or 5x threshold at this salary.

Only three NFL games are in the current sample. Treat the profile as incomplete rather than predictive, with more weight on role, usage, projection, and game context.

The strongest baseline value profile on the slate. His current-salary history shows the highest 3x conversion rate among established samples.

The clearest 4x Smash History signal on the current slate. His salary-adjusted sample has reached the primary tournament benchmark more often than any other established profile.

The strongest 5x conversion history among established samples on the current slate. The ceiling signal is significant, but current role and context still matter.

A low-cost player with meaningful historical return at this salary. The profile offers salary relief without abandoning the 4x tournament benchmark.

The current salary asks for a return this historical sample has not produced often enough. That does not make him unplayable, but the salary-adjusted Smash History signal is weak.

Only two NFL games are in the current sample. Treat the profile as incomplete rather than predictive, with more weight on role, usage, projection, and game context.

The strongest baseline value profile on the slate. This player has the cleanest history of clearing the salary-adjusted 3x line.

The clearest tournament-value signal. This is where salary, role, and historical production create a realistic path to meaningful GPP return.

The most dangerous ceiling profile on the board. Not necessarily safe, but capable of creating slate-breaking salary leverage.

The cheap play with enough historical signal to justify salary relief. Cheap does not mean good; this is where the board helps filter it.

The name may be playable in theory, but the current salary asks for more than the historical smash profile usually supports.

No usable NFL DraftKings history. Treat as unknown, not automatically good or bad. Role and price need extra scrutiny.