FAAB guidance ($100 budget): 80+ = 15–30%+; 65–79 = 8–15%; 50–64 = 3–8%; <50 = monitor or $1–2. Prioritize snaps ≥60–70% or injury replacements. 

Spend more aggressively early in the season (Weeks 1–4); this is mid-season, so scale accordingly while still targeting clear roles.

Position

Player

APP Index Score (0-100)

Suggested FAAB % ($100 budget)

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QB

Jordan Love (GB)

74

10–15%

QB

Aaron Rodgers (PIT)

68

8–12%

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RB

Woody Marks (HOU)

86

18–28%

RB

Zach Charbonnet (SEA)

72

10–18% (stash)

RB

Dameon Pierce (PHI)

64

6–10%

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WR

Germie Bernard (PIT)

79

12–18%

WR

Darius Cooper (PHI)

71

8–14%

WR

Kendrick Bourne (ARI)

66

6–12%

WR

Keenan Allen (IND)

63

5–10%

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TE

Brenton Strange (JAX)

77

10–16%

TE

Chigoziem Okonkwo (WAS)

65

6–12%

Key Scoring Notes (top priorities)

Woody Marks (RB, HOU) – 86: Top or near-top APP Rank across sources. Week 5: 85% snaps (56/66), 15 carries (56% share), 4/4 targets for 85 total yards after David Montgomery (groin, week-to-week). Coach DeMeco Ryans said Marks “will carry the load.” Strong Opportunity PC with elevated carry share and route involvement; volume trend rising sharply. Script: vs JAX (London, moderate total, underdog). Clear role winner.

Germie Bernard (WR, PIT) – 79: High APP Rank as injury replacement. Week 5: 92% snaps, team-high 9 targets (30% share), 6/80, matched Metcalf routes on most dropbacks. Michael Pittman Jr. on IR (foot); Roman Wilson (finger) limited. Strong Opportunity PC from snap/route share and target volume. Script: at TB (moderate total).

Brenton Strange (TE, JAX) – 77: Strong APP Rank. Recent 8 targets in consecutive games (26.2% target share over last two weeks; 14/16 for 163 yards). High snap/route participation as Lawrence’s reliable option. Solid Opportunity PC; volume elevated. Script: vs HOU (London).

Jordan Love (QB, GB) – 74: Top QB APP Rank. Recent form strong (25/31, 367 yards, 2 TD in Week 5; 77% completion and 9.2 Y/A over last two). Weapons (Watson, Golden) productive. Script favorable (vs DAL, high total ~52.5). Opportunity is stable starter volume.

Zach Charbonnet (RB, SEA) – 72: High APP Rank as potential starter in a good offense, but ruled out for Week 6 (knee/ACL recovery; expected closer to Week 7). High future Opportunity PC once active; current volume zero. Treat primarily as a stash.

Dameon Pierce (RB, PHI) – 64: Role from injuries (Barkley week-to-week hamstring, Shipley foot potentially multi-week, Bigsby IR). Week 5: 77% snaps, 11 carries + 5 targets (inefficient: 12 total yards). Opportunity PC present but low efficiency and O-line issues temper the score. Script: vs CAR.

Darius Cooper (WR, PHI) – 71: Elevated APP from opportunity in Smith’s absence; led WRs in snaps/yards in Week 5 with TD production in expanded routes. Opportunity PC positive.

Other notables (lower scores or more speculative): Keenan Allen (consistent targets), Chig Okonkwo (Week 5 team-high targets with Daniels), Kendrick Bourne (new WR2 role post-trade), Kirk Cousins (streaming volume).

Notes: Scores use available Week 5 usage, expert lists, and Week 6 Vegas context (spreads/totals from multiple books). Full next-4 lookahead scripts and exact xFP residuals are approximated from recent trends and public data. 

Availability varies by league (roster % typically 2–60% for these names). 

Re-check injuries (Montgomery, Barkley, Shipley, Wilson, etc.) and exact ownership before bidding. 

In 12-team PPR/TEP with deep benches, prioritize Marks, Bernard, and Strange for clear role upside.