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St. Brown is Detroit's top wideout, a theme you'll see repeats itself throughout the piece. He's gone for 100+ yards in five of his past six games, so this is hardly even that aggressive of a parlay leg. So be it.

DeAndre Hopkins 100+ yards

DeAndre Hopkins and this Titans passing attack showed up all week long. You saw what Houston did to Tampa Bay last week, right?

Hopkins is by far Will Levis's top weapon through the air. In Levis's two starts, Hopkins has been targeted 17 times, turning that work into 188 yards. The Buccaneers have been one of the worst secondaries all season and just let up three 100-yard games in Week 9. Hopkins will have plenty of chances to produce here.

DK Metcalf 100+ yards

Washington is another secondary I've been targeting for weeks. They're a clean sweep when it comes to ranking secondaries. They let up explosive plays, a high number of yards per pass attempt, plenty of passing yards, and DVOA ranks them as the fourth-worst unit in football.

I prefer DK Metcalf to have the bigger game between him and Tyler Lockett. That feels very borne from watching A.J. Brown have two monster games against this defense, it's easy to see the similarities between those two receivers as it relates to physicality.

Metcalf has broken 100 in two of his last eight games.

C.J. Stroud 300+ passing yards

If this was a week ago, I'd pick a Houston wide receiver. Those who read me throughout the week are more than tired of me talking about it so I won't, but this Texans offense might be best suited as a team where you just bet on the QB to produce.

Suddenly, this is a team full of playmakers, which should come in handy against a Cincinnati defense allowing the fourth-most 20+ yard passes per game and the sixth-most pass yards per attempt. 

Stroud is fresh off a 470-yard outing, the third time he's gone for 300+ this season. Two of the past three quarterbacks to see the Bengals have gone over 300 yards, and I like Stroud to build on that run.