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This roster is built around Philadelphia controlling the Washington game from multiple angles. Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley, A.J. Brown, Dallas Goedert, and Eagles defense all win from the same team environment, while Zach Ertz gives the lineup a Washington pass catcher with catch volume during a negative script. The construction is unusually condensed for a two game Classic slate. Six of the nine roster spots come from Washington at Philadelphia, and the Buffalo Kansas City side is reduced to three specific roles: James Cook as touchdown access, Xavier Worthy as Kansas City's explosive receiver, and Mack Hollins as the low salary touchdown path. The key decision is accepting the most obvious player on the slate. Barkley at 87.9 percent ownership is not a differentiation point, but fading a three touchdown running back would have removed the lineup from first place contention. The lineup separates by pairing that chalk with Hurts, the Philadelphia passing pieces, and Hollins at 4.6 percent.

The uniqueness comes from structure, not from forcing low ownership across the roster. Barkley, Worthy, Cook, Brown, Goedert, Ertz, and Eagles defense were all easy to land on. Hollins is the salary release point, and Hurts over the other quarterback options turns the Philadelphia dominance into a full roster thesis. The double tight end construction matters. Ertz and Goedert both score through reception volume, and the roster gets tight end production from both sides of the Washington Philadelphia game without needing either player to win through a touchdown. Eagles defense facing Jayden Daniels adds the final correlation layer. The lineup plays Hurts and multiple Philadelphia skill players, then also captures the pressure and turnover side of the same game script.

Roster construction: 6-3 Game key: WAS@PHI: 6 (QB game) BUF@KC: 3 Primary lever: Six player Washington Philadelphia concentration with Hurts as the quarterback anchor Secondary lever: Mack Hollins at 4.6 percent as the salary relief touchdown receiver