We've seen a similar situation unfold with Davis Mills, who's a good measuring stick for White. It's also a big downgrade for White, who has to come into a hostile environment in prime time to face an Indianapolis team fighting for its life. This spot is much better for the Colts, who are home for the second week in a row, which is of greater significance on a short week. With more balanced play-calling and better execution on offense, the Bengals would have won comfortably - but we anticipated that being a concern given the spot they were in. Twice they were inside the Jets' 5-yard line only to come away with three points total, and Joe Burrow threw a brutal interception deep in Cincinnati territory with his team leading by five late in the fourth quarter. The Bengals inexplicably ran the ball just 15 times, despite leading for a large chunk of the game. Not to discredit New York's win, but Cincinnati was the architect of its own demise. It was the perfect storm for a Jets team that's been far more competent at home this season than on the road (2-1 at MetLife Stadium, 0-4 everywhere else).

White played at home against a Bengals team that was in not only a letdown spot but also a lookahead. I can understand people's hesitancy to pick against AFC offensive player of the week Mike White, given the survivor casualties he racked up in Week 8, but this script will be different. If not, let's pivot to one of the other options available to us. If you still have one of those teams available, snag them this week without hesitation. This is going to be a common theme the rest of the way, as both teams have fairly easy schedules down the stretch - especially Buffalo. Right off the hop, we're seeing the strain of no longer having the Bills or Rams available to pick.

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