Pat Fantasy Dog Pound grabbed Jared Goff even after missing on Dak Prescott and explained that rostering two quarterbacks from the same Week-17 matchup is perfectly fine when the total is projected around 50. He expects the Vikings-Lions rematch to be one of the highest-scoring games of the fantasy playoffs, pointing to Detroit’s pass-funnel defense (7.8 YPA allowed after Week 10 last season) and Kevin O’Connell’s 63% situation-neutral pass rate. Pat believes Goff’s connection with Justin Jefferson bring-back pieces like Amon-Ra St. Brown or Jameson Williams can flood a single-entry lineup with correlated upside, making the double-QB stack a tournament-winning roster construction rather than an over-stacked mistake.

Pat Fantasy Dog Pound said drafters should aggressively chase Jared Goff any time they start a Detroit build because the Week 17 trip to Minnesota sets up as one of the true dome shoot-outs on the Best Ball Mania finals slate. He expects Kevin O’Connell’s Vikings to ‘air it out,’ forcing Goff to keep pace inside U.S. Bank Stadium’s fast track. Because Goff’s ADP falls outside the first nine rounds, Pat likes pairing Amon-Ra St. Brown or Jameson Williams with him and then running it back with Jordan Addison and/or T.J. Hockenson for an inexpensive double-bring-back. He even endorsed grabbing both quarterbacks from the game when the room discounts them, noting he finished 4th in the Dalmatian two years ago by running a similar Detroit shoot-out stack versus Dallas. In his eyes, the correlated upside is too big to ignore in a one-week, $3 million final.

Billy Jones recommended reaching one full round for Jordan Addison whenever you open a Vikings-Lions build with Jameson Williams. With Justin Jefferson, Jahmyr Gibbs, and Amon-Ra St. Brown all coming off the board in Round 1, drafters have limited flexibility to complete the stack later. Addison’s current 71.3 ADP sits in the middle of a flat tier (picks 48-84) where Jones is comfortable sliding him up 8-10 spots to lock in a double bring-back alongside either Sam LaPorta or David Montgomery. He pointed out that Addison quietly averaged 21% target share in games where T.J. Hockenson played fewer than 50% of snaps and that Minnesota projects top-5 in neutral-situation pass rate under new OC Klint Kubiak. Because every relevant piece of this game goes inside the first 120 selections, Jones views proactively grabbing Addison as the cheapest way to make sure you have exposure to what he calls "the salivate-at-the-mouth shootout" of Week 17.