Bradley, 38, was the last man in the field but he’s played some stellar golf through three rounds. His third-round 2-under 70 at Castle Pines Golf Club lifted him to 12-under 204 and a one-stroke lead heading into the final round. Bradley, the 2018 BMW champion, is bidding for his seventh career Tour title. The winner gets 2,000 FedEx Cup points, which has him projected to leap from the last man into the 50-man field to No. 4.

Adam Scott needed 11 more strokes on Saturday than a day earlier but he’s still in the thick of the trophy hunt. He began the day with a three-stroke lead but it disappeared quickly, playing the first six holes in 4 over. He did manage to battle back to card a 2-over 74, which has him alone in second place and just one stroke back. He’s projected to climb from No. 41 to No. 9 and would be East Lake bound.

After a sluggish start on the front nine, Noren finished with a flurry of three straight birdies to shoot 2-under 70 and he’s T-3 heading into the final round. That has him projected to jump from No. 45 to No. 22. Noren said he’ll keep the same mindset for the final round. “As boring as it sounds, I just need to keep playing my game.”

Fleetwood started the week as the last man out. He’ll enter the final round on the right side of the cut off but not by much — his cushion is just 17 points. Fleetwood shot 2-under 70 and sits T-9 heading into the final round. The Englishman is projected to bump up from No. 31 to No. 29.

Thomas was grinding on the range with his dad searching for answers. He’s T-45, beating just two players in the field, and after a third-round 74, he’s 6-over and will need to shoot an under-par round and could use some help to get back to East Lake. He started the week at No. 22 and he’s projected to drop to No. 31. But he’s just four points out of 30th position.

Day dug himself a big hole with a 78 in the opening round. He’s improved with rounds of 69-71 but sits T-37 and needs to make up at least 44 points to make the top 30.

Thompson also started poorly on Thursday (76) and will need a low round on Sunday to have a chance. The 25-year-old from University of Georgia sits in T-41 after a 3-under 69, which included four birdies in his final five holes. He’s 75 points behind at No. 35.

McCarthy was the Bubble Boy at the start of the week at No. 30. Two back-nine doubles on Friday were costly en route to a 74. He bounced back with a 69 on Saturday but he’s slipped to No. 37 and will need an incredibly-low round on Sunday to have a tee time at East Lake on Thursday.