Running back features two easy plays in David Montgomery and Le'Veon Bell, but after that, there are a number of situations to keep an eye on. You've got the potential absence of Ezekiel Elliott, a bizarre QB situation in WAS (which impacts JD McKissic), and more. You'll want to tune in tomorrow for an in-depth look at the position on a game by game basis.

Wide receiver has good plays at every price point, as usual, with headliners like Calvin Ridley and Tyreek Hill, mid-range options like Brandin Cooks and Jarvis Landry, and even some punt plays lurking in LA if Keenan Allen sits.

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The guys also discuss how the perception of plays like Lamar Jackson and Kyler Murray is changing. Can we trust either given that their carries seem to be headed back in the right direction or should we be more concerned with their larger body of work?

They also discuss a number of lingering injury situations, a few surprise cheap options, and more!

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Running back features two obvious plays in Cam Akers and Derrick Henry, and a whole lot of question marks after that. Doug and James discuss a few of the other potential options while acknowledging that you might be waiting until later in the week to solidify a third running back.

Wide receiver offers Brandon Aiyuk and Michael Thomas as a nice one-two punch at the top of the position, with a few cheap punt options to consider after that. Can we depend on the cheap Dolphins receivers if Parker misses this week? The guys discuss whether we've seen enough to think about it.

Tight end basically comes down to Kelce or bust, with even the reasonable cheap options carrying question marks.

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There are some core strategic discussions for this week as well. If we can only pay up at one spot, should we pick Davante Adams or Derrick Henry? Is it reasonable to run Devontae Booker out there again if Josh Jacobs were to miss another week? Can we really trust Aaron Jones in a great match-up with Detroit given that Jamal Williams is still lurking?

And what do we make of running backs who could be poised for a lot of opportunity in potentially weird game scripts, like Myles Gaskin, James Robinson, or Dalvin Cook?

This is a tricky week, so make sure to tune in as the DFSR team breaks it all down.

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Running back is odd as well, with Derrick Henry being the obvious big money play and a bunch of question marks after that. We have James Robinson and Myles Gaskin, but both of them are 7+ point underdogs. Aaron Jones has a great projected game script, but he's likely in a timeshare once again. We're basically just hoping for value to crop up later in the week at this point.

Wide receiver is the first position that presents us with exciting options, with both Michael Thomas and Brandon Aiyuk looking comically under-priced at this point. The position rounds out nicely with the Houston situation, and even Corey Davis is AJ Brown were to miss this week.

At tight end, we're basically deciding between Travis Kelce, Mike Gesicki, and possibly Anthony Firkser. Right now it looks like our optimizer is prioritizing Kelce, but that could change as the week develops.

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Quarterback presents some interesting options, all with their own flaws, with Russell Wilson, Justin Herbert, and Taysom Hill leading the pack for us right now.

Running back has one automatic play in Austin Ekeler, and then several speculative options. Dalvin Cook will be highly owned if he gets a clean bill of health, but after that, we're monitoring a number of situations to see if any cheap value springs loose.

Wide receiver is probably the best value spot of the week, with Michael Thomas and Brandin Cooks being far too cheap for their current opportunity, and even guys like Keke Coutee if you want to go deep into punts.

Tight end gives us decent midrange options in Hunter Henry and Evan Engram, and little else, so it looks like that position is fairly locked in right now.

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Quarterback presents some interesting options, all with their own flaws, with Russell Wilson, Justin Herbert, and Taysom Hill leading the pack for us right now.

Running back has one automatic play in Austin Ekeler, and then several speculative options. Dalvin Cook will be highly owned if he gets a clean bill of health, but after that, we're monitoring a number of situations to see if any cheap value springs loose.

Wide receiver is probably the best value spot of the week, with Michael Thomas and Brandin Cooks being far too cheap for their current opportunity, and even guys like Keke Coutee if you want to go deep into punts.

Tight end gives us decent midrange options in Hunter Henry and Evan Engram, and little else, so it looks like that position is fairly locked in right now.

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With Christian McCaffrey going down, it looks like Dalvin Cook and Davante Adams will be the default pay-up options in all formats. We don't believe that it opens up Mike Davis as an interesting cash game play, but he's a great big tournament play.

The guys go through the long list of cheap running backs, discussing how you might prioritize each in various formats this week. And there are a lot of them, with Kalen Ballage, JD McKissic, Salvon Ahmed, Damien Harris, DeAndre Swift, Duke Johnson, and potentially Giovani Bernard being playable this week. That's a long list, but the guys believe there are some clearly better options than others.

There are some other questions to answer this week as well. To what degree do we trust Jameis in cash games, and how does he impact the Saints' offense? How do we handle opportunity projections for teams that played in windy conditions last week?

The guys answer all these questions and more on the week 11 game by game podcast.

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Quarterback has a few options that we haven't considered much this season in Justin Herbert and Lamar Jackson. Herbert has had a surprisingly high floor this season, and has a great match-up with the terrible New York Jets. Jackson hasn't been the guy he was last season, but the upside is still there with him getting 10+ carries a game. The guys discuss the pros and cons of each.

Running back presents a bevy of cheap options, and the difficulty this week is picking between them. DFSR feels like Ballage and McKissic are the best options, but people will certainly dabble with Harris, Ahmed, and even Duke Johnson. If you run two cheap guys, you're going to have room for a top tier play, and it will be tough to choose between McCaffrey and Cook.

Wide receiver is actually fairly tough this week. Davante Adams is a great play (as usual), but can you afford him alongside McCaffrey or Cook? Thankfully there are some good cheap options, with each of the Steelers wide receivers looking good, Brandin Cooks in a bounceback, and others.

Tight end is a disaster as always, and DFSR is leaning toward Hayden Hurst as a high floor way to get away from a bad position cheaply.

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There are a number of domino-effect situations, for starters. Which of the Seattle running backs is going to wind up playing, and will we know in time to set our lineups? Will Big Ben play against Cincinnati? What about the running back situations in Cleveland, Houston, and Washington? The list of situations to wade through is nearly endless this week.

The most intriguing position this week seems to be wide receiver, where there is a slew of guys in the $5,500-$6,800 range that have similar recent production. The guys go game by game, constantly updating their list of which of these guys they prefer most.

All in all, it could be a wild week 10, and this isn't an NFL DFS podcast you're going to want to miss.

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Quarterback is once again boiling down to finding the best high priced options, with Kyler Murray leading the DFSR pack so far. The guys go in-depth discussing whether you can consider Aaron Rodgers against Jacksonville, which could be a popular play this week as well.

Running back is one big question mark at this point. If injuries break in a certain way, we have some phenomenal plays in Mike Davis, Duke Johnson, and Chase Edmonds. If they don't, we'll be left with a smattering of un-sexy midrange options. This position is a wait-and-see until later in the week.

We'd really like to pay up at wide receiver this week, with Davante Adams headlining the week in a great match-up with the Jags. After Adams, we have two solid mid-range options in Cooper Kupp and Keenan Allen. If we can't pay up, there are discussions to be had about Terry McLaurin, Robby Anderson, or Sterling Shepard.

Tight end is actually fairly clear this week, with Evan Engram looking like the best play unless Kenny Golladay misses another week, in which case TJ Hockenson would be in consideration once again.

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How do we decide between Russell Wilson or Patrick Mahomes? What do we do if we lose the Texans game to Covid? At running back there is a glut of guys that look awfully similar. Do we lean into David Johnson, or do we try and get greedy with a play like Antonio Gibson or David Montgomery? Or can we move in the other direction, paying up for James Conner?

Wide receiver doesn't get any easier, with a lack of cheap options really pressuring our budget. There are a handful of fun mid-range options like Keenan Allen, Stefon Diggs, and Tyler Lockett, but we might not have the money left over to afford it. Can we instead look to Marvin Jones Jr., Brandin Cooks, or even Sterling Shepard?

There are a lot of nuanced conversations this week, and this is not a podcast you're going to want to miss.

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Running back offers similar chalk options in Dalvin Cook and Chase Edmonds, but the potential third slot leaves something to be desired. The guys discuss the pros and cons of options like David Johnson and Antonio Gibson, while allowing for the possibility that a cheap play could come along and change things up considerably.

Wide receiver has a few great options in Julio Jones and Brandin Cooks, with a lot of question marks around who goes in that third slot. Do we roll the dice on a cheap Detroit wide receiver, or bite the bullet and pay up elsewhere?

Tight end basically comes down to a decision between paying up for Kelce or punting to a risky, touchdown-dependent option. The best of those appears to be TJ Hockenson given Golladay's absence, but the guys throw out other names like Noah Fant or Evan Engram as well.

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There's a similar situation in Seattle, where both Carson and Hyde have questionable tags early in the week.

This week is so nuanced that you're just going to have to hear the discussion in order to really wrap your mind around it. Be sure to keep an eye out for DFSR's injury article later in the week, since this week more than any other so far this season really requires you to have your finger on the pulse of multiple injury situations.

There are other exciting possibilities to dream about this week as well. Could Tua explode onto the DFS scene? Should we be excited to run it back with Gio Bernard or Jamaal Williams, or has their price come up too much?

The DFSR team discusses all this, and more.

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Quarterback looks like it's going to come down to a decision between Russell Wilson and some cheap options in Ryan Tannehill and Derek Carr. If we wind up getting cheap options at other plays (like running back) we will wind up paying up. If we don't, we might need to go cheaper this week.

Running back could go in any number of directions this week. Can we afford Derrick Henry? Perhaps, if we can get punt plays like Carlos Hyde going this week. There are several known question marks this week, with the status of Joe Mixon, Dalvin Cook, Aaron Jones, Chris Carson, and even Carlos Hyde up in the air. This is a position we'll need to revisit later in the week.

Wide receiver has its own interesting discussions. What do we make of Tyler Lockett's 20 target week? How about Davante Adams' return to greatness? Can we roll it back with Marquez Callaway if Michael Thomas misses another game? Is Keenan Allen an easy play in spite of his ongoing touchdown issues? The guys break all this down, and more.

Tight end is a mess, as usual, and we're hoping to be able to pay up for George Kittle. That will likely depend on getting cheap plays elsewhere, though, so for now we're standing by.

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While some positions are looking chalky, there are a number of interesting tidbits to discuss this week.

The greatest discussion centers around the running back options this week. Each of the big-ticket guys has their own question marks - whether it's Zeke's terrible week 6, Alvin Kamara's role with the return of Michael Thomas, or Derrick Henry's tough match-up with Pittsburgh, things are looking fairly difficult. We also have some potentially intriguing mid-range options, with Clyde Edwards-Helaire far too cheap if Le'Veon Bell doesn't arrive, Kareem Hunt back in a good situation, and Joe Mixon potentially missing this one. There are also cheap plays people could target, like Kenyan Drake or DeAndre Swift. For big tournaments, it seems like we could go in any number of directions.

Wide receiver has plenty of questions of its own. Should we be thinking about expensive options in big tournaments, even if we can't play them in cash? We might have buy low opportunities on Davante Adams or DeAndre Hopkins, for instance. There are also some guys whose stock might be too expensive. Can we go back to the Julio Jones well after one big week? Can we keep buying on the way up for guys like Chase Claypool or DK Metcalf, whose prices are on the rise based mostly on touchdown equity?

All in all, there is a ton to discuss, so this isn't a podcast you're going to want to miss.

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Quarterback is looking moderately straightforward, with Deshaun Watson getting cheaper while continuing to perform at a top level. On DraftKings the DFSR system is picking out some cheaper options, with Joe Burrow surfacing as an interesting option against the Browns this week.

Running back is where the real questions start to surface, with the system wanting to play an expensive option, but not knowing which one. Kamara would be a great play if Thomas sits, but Thomas might return. Zeke would be a top option if he were guaranteed all the carries, but he got benched last week after having fumbling issues. Henry would be the best guy if his match-up were better, but he's going up against a meat grinder in the Steelers. And there are a plethora of mid-range options that look similar as well.

Wide receiver continues to be where we're finding value, with Keenan Allen looking like a must play now that he's fully healthy again. The guys also discuss cheaper options like Brandin Cooks, Robby Anderson, and Jamison Crowder - breaking down the respective pros and cons of each.

Tight end is a conundrum this week. If everyone is healthy, George Kittle might be a must-play even at a moderately high price tag. If opportunity opens up for Darren Fells or Anthony Firkser, either could be cash game viable this week as well.

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With 4 teams on byes, a few games that are totally irrelevant for DFS purposes, and not a whole lot of intriguing injuries, this will be one of the more challenging weeks in recent memory. "Safety" might not be a word that applies to this slate when it's all said and done, so it could be more about trying to capture upside while grabbing safety where you can.

That said, it will be more important than ever to get the fine details as correct as possible. Is this a game script where we could see James Conner return to a great share of the carries? Can we trust any Titans at all on record low rest after a Tuesday night game?

How much should we be weighing match-ups this week? Is Detroit's incredible match-up with the Jags enough to vault them into lineups? And likewise, do guys like Joe Mixon or Kareem Hunt have such bad match-ups that we need to cross them off?

There are an incredible amount of questions heading into this week, and the DFSR guys are here to do their best to answer them.

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On FanDuel, quarterback has one clear leader of the pack in DeShaun Watson. On DraftKings, the guys discuss potentially chasing some cheaper options in Ryan Fitzpatrick or Matthew Stafford. It's a very short main slate, and the savings might matter more than ever.

Two running back plays look fairly locked in right now, with Mike Davis and Alexander Mattison leading the pack by a fair margin. If Mattison doesn't play, however, things get dicey in a hurry. The guys discuss other options, like Ronald Jones Jr., Aaron Jones, and even Kareem Hunt in a tough match-up.

Wide receiver gives us a few more great mid-range options in Jamison Crowder and Robby Anderson, and then a wide variety of options to choose from after that. Can we trust Calvin Ridley if Julio Jones returns? What about Chase Claypool or Travis Fulgham? Wide receiver is very interesting this week, with a number of directions to turn.

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In this week's game by game breakdown the guys discuss how this week is shaping up. Is there any running back value to be had here? Can we trust Kareem Hunt given what we saw from D'Ernest Johnson last week? Will Damien Harris continue to shoulder most of the carries for New England? Or are we better off playing it safe with the likes of Mike Davis and James Conner? There's a lot to discuss there.

Wide receiver poses challenges of its own. The guys were bullish on Terry McLaurin in the cash game podcast yesterday, but with Kyle Allen taking over as his QB do they feel the same way? Will the change in coaching staff in Houston be good or bad for the Texans' offense in the near term? What on Earth can we make of the Falcons' receiving corps after what we saw last week? The position is sort of a mess.

Tight end adds a few question marks too, with Kittle potentially getting Jimmy G back (is that good or bad?) and likely being in a different game script this week as well.

With all these question marks, this isn't a podcast you'll want to miss. Enjoy!

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With the league swirling with uncertainty surrounding Covid-19, we should understand that these are preliminary looks at cash game selections. That being said, we do have a number of good options this week.

Quarterback looks to be a position we are going to pay up at again, with the usual suspects all looking like great plays in good match-ups. The guys discuss whether we can trust Dak's production given the wild game scripts the Cowboys have played, whether we can take a little savings and play Deshaun Watson, or even turn to Teddy Bridgewater on DraftKings.

Running back features a few interesting cheaper options in Mike Davis, Kareem Hunt, and Jerick McKinnon, with some nice expensive options in Ezekiel Elliott and Derrick Henry (if the Titans play, of course).

Wide receiver was more of a mixed bag, with Amari Cooper ($7,800 on FD) being the only expensive wide receiver entering into consideration. It looks like another week where we'll fill out our cash game rosters with cheaper or midrange options like Robby Anderson or Terry McLaurin.

Tight end looks to be a one man show this week, with George Kittle feeling a heck of a lot safer than the rest of the cheaper options. There's a chance we pivot to Jonnu Smith if the Titans actually play, but for now it looks like the rare week where we'll be paying up at tight end.

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Wide receiver offers us a ton of value across the board, with excellent high priced options like DeAndre Hopkins, all the way down to great cheap options like Will Fuller V or Tyler Boyd. Heck, we even have a well fleshed out mid range of wide receiver options with the resurgence of Keenan Allen and Allen Robinson. For that reason we'll likely be filling our wide receiver slot last based on where we need to pay up elsewhere.

All in all week 4 is shaping up to be another barn burner, so be sure to turn in and hear the DFSR team's thoughts on each game for the NFL DFS main slate!

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The guys agree that you're likely going to want to pay up at quarterback this week, picking between names Kyler Murray, Dak Prescott, and Russell Wilson.

Running back is going to look a lot different this week as well with fewer obvious cheap value options this week. DFSR is looking to lean on high usage guys like Clyde Edwards-Helaire and Derrick Henry, while trying to find some cheap targets from Mike Davis.

Since we're spending up heavily at running back and quarterback we'll likely middle out wide receiver with high target value options like Tyler Lockett, Amari Cooper, and even a resurgent Keenan Allen.

Tight end looks disastrous as always, but the guys make the case for Jimmy Graham after Nick Foles took over at QB and his production exploded.

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It's hard to remember a week more influenced by injuries, with big names across every position missing this week or done for the season. Not all punt plays are created equally, however, and the guys discuss the differences between grabbing back-ups for the Panthers, both New York teams, the 49ers, and more.

Meanwhile, there are a number of wide receivers in new situations that we need to adjust. James and Doug talk about how they are readjusting their priors on guys like Stefon Diggs, DeAndre Hopkins, Mike Evans, and the various rookie wide receivers.

They also discuss a few interesting betting plays. All in all, this is not a podcast you want to miss.

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The guys discuss the choice between Cam Newton and Kyler Murray at quarterback, where it looks like site based pricing might be a deciding factor. Wide receiver lends itself to some interesting considerations as well, with the primary discussion trending around how much we can trust two weeks of stats this year versus stats from last year. Is Diontae Johnson the real deal? Can we expect Calvin Ridley to shoulder most of the targets in Atlanta? There is a lot to discuss.

Finally the guys wrap things up at tight end, where we might have the luxury of paying up at tight end for the first (and perhaps last) time this season.

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There's a lot more certainty headed into week 2 after we've had a week to see what coaches have planned for their teams, but the guys also discuss the importance of not reacting to outlier performances from week 1. The guys discuss which big performances looked legit, which disappointing performances are concerning, and where we should expect regression to the mean.

There are too many individual performances to pin down in this writeup, so you'll have to tune in to hear how Doug and James are approaching this week's contests on FanDuel and DraftKings.

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The guys agree that Kyler Murray is the chalk QB option out of the gate, but nod to a few other options that are at least worth consideration. At running back there are two excellent $8,000+ options in Derrick Henry and Clyde Edwards-Helaire, with some cheap options to fill things out. Wide receiver is very deep, with great options across multiple price points. The big question there will surround where we want to allocate our funds. Tight end is a disaster as usual, where the expensive guys are too expensive and the cheap guys are very risky.

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The theme throughout the podcast remains the same: trusting known situations. With so much uncertainty leading into the season, Doug and James talk about how we should expect to see guys in new situations take a little while to get on the same page. There is a lot of buzz for guys like Henry Ruggs III, or Tom Brady, or Todd Gurley, but those aren't necessarily situations you need to be a week early on.

There are a lot of spots where we can get value, and dream on big upside at the same time. We don't have space to discuss it all here - you'll have to jump into the podcast to hear where DFSR sees things heading early in the season.

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Things start at quarterback, where Doug and James debate the merits of paying up for Lamar Jackson vs. finding safety with a cheaper option. If you do fade Jackson, how cheap can you go? They discuss Russell Wilson, Carson Wentz, and Teddy Bridgewater.

Running back for week 1 is looking very difficult, with Christian McCaffrey standing out as one of the only truly safe points per dollar options. The guys discuss a few young running backs from last season that are looking to take over the reins full time, and agree that it's looking like a tough position in general.

There are a good handful of cheap wide receivers out there, though, with the DFSR lineup optimizer projecting a lot of targets for guys like Jarvis Landry, Tyler Lockett, DeSean Jackson, and more.

Tight end looks like a battle between Zach Ertz and Hayden Hurst, with the main decision coming down to how much money you have left over when you finally get to the position.

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They discuss the course and some of the history as well as what no-cut events look like for some of these golfers. They have plenty of discussion around Justin Thomas, Bryson DeChambeau, Tyrell Hatton and Xander Schauffele in the top tier. 

There’s also talk around Gary Woodland and Abraham Ancer, as well as Corey Connor, Keegan Bradley and Brendan Todd. Come check out a packed podcast for this week’s PGA action. 

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They break down the upper tier of golfers which is a who’s who including Bryson deChambeau, Patrick Cantlay, Webb Simpson, Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy. But there’s plenty of discussion around the group below, especially on DraftKings where the pricing seems too be a bit soft. 

They get into Xander Schauffle, Daniel Berger and Abraham Ancer among other. 

And finally, both talk about some of the value plays who could round out cash lineups. Make sure to sign up for more lineups and projections through

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Then it’s on to this week’s action. They discuss Patrick Cantlay, Viktor Hovland, Justin Thomas and others at the top end of the pricing spectrum.

But there’s plenty of value talk as well with discussions around Joel Dahmen, Maverick McNealy, Marc Leishman, Gary Woodland and many others. Also follow Chris and Doug at the links below. 

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They start of talking about the craziness with the Travelers considering the withdraws both before and during the tournament, DFSR users hitting it big, Dustin Johnson pulling out the win and more. 

Then it’s on to the Rocket Mortgage where they break down the standout plays. They start with Bryson deChambeau who could be the highest-owned play in the field even at such a high price. 

They also talk about Viktor Hovland, Hideki Matsuyama and others in the upper tier. 

Doc Redman could be the chalk play as well after a second-place finish here last season. All of this and much more as the guys break down the field and what to expect for The Rocket Mortgage Classic. 

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The guys take a look at the Pete Dye course and how to best extract value from a field what’s essentially a who’s who. They start with changes Bryson DeChambeau has made in terms of body type and even style of play. They also talk about Patrick Cantlay returning to the field and coming in at a value on DraftKings in particular. 

There’s also much discussion around the upper middle tier with guys like Tony Finau, Ian Poulter, Matthew Fitzpatrick, Brian Harman, Harry Higgs and Matthew NeSmith. 

They also discuss some bets to put in for winners, top 10s and top 20s heading into the weekend. It’s a packed podcast with everything you need to get started on the Travelers Championship.

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The guys go through last week’s results, where things went right or wrong at the Charles Schwab Challenge. Then they discuss the very soft pricing on DraftKings this week with guys like Justin Rose and Webb Simpson to name just a couple. There are others as well. They compare this with FanDuel where you might be able to take slightly different lineup builds. 

And finally, they talk value plays, Showdown strategy, weather and more. 

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They start off with Chris breaking down what to expect from the course at the Colonial Country Club and what skills will have an advantage this weekend. 

Then it’s a discussion about the different players and salary tiers on both sites. They talk at length about Rory McIlroy, Justin Thomas and Webb Simpson along with Tony Finau and Matt Kuchar among the more expensive golfers. 

But they also go through plenty of value plays as well in a very deep field. Check out Chris’s Patreon Page at https://www.patreon.com/jagerbombs as well as www.dailyfantasysportsrankings.com/membership. 

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The guys are breaking down a huge slate of NBA action with tons of teams, plenty of value and they'll look at all the relevant news.

They talk Philly without Ben Simmons, James Harden vs. Lebron James, Karl-Anthony Towns being off a minutes restriction, the Nuggets, Clippers and much more.

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Of course, they have to talk about Derrick Henry and his outlier performances over the last three weeks. He's rushed the ball more than 30 times in each game which simply just doesn't happen in the modern-day NFL.

They also try to make sense of cash game builds where it probably makes sense to employ a true stars and scrubs approach to lineups this week. They roll through both games talking about the opportunity, players to target and some guys to avoid. It's a packed podcast.

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While there are plenty of good expensive plays, there are precious few ways to get savings to enable them. Which can you play between Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry, DeAndre Hopkins, Dalvin Cook, and Aaron Jones?

And if you do, which of Gus Edwards, Deebo Samuel, or Emmanuel Sanders can you really run out there?

There are a lot of things to think about this week, so be sure to join Doug and James as they break it all down.

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James and Doug break each game down in terms of its relevant DFS plays and injury news, emphasizing the difference between playing the single day slates and the full weekend slates.

Saturday's slate is a weird one that features a lot of tough defenses, and a truly bad DFS offense in the Patriots. At the end of the day it might come down to trying to find good playable options at every position rather than forming a typical "stars and scrubs" lineup we get used to during the regular season. Can you pay up for Derrick Henry? Which of the QB-WR pairs look the safest for cash games? Doug and James break it all down.

Sunday's slate features more conventional great DFS plays, with the Saints' big two in Kamara and Thomas serving as headliners. It also has some nice cheap options availing themselves thanks to Chris Carson being ruled out and the Eagles dealing with a number of skill position injuries. You're going to have to monitor this situation very closely, though, because if you leave yourself in a position with questionable players leading into the 4:35pm game you could have very little flexibility in terms of making your swaps.

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The guys talk about how this practice will help them lean into plays like Michael Thomas, while not prioritizing plays like Julio Jones. They also discuss the difference between the scoreboard watching that's likely to take place in Kansas City, where the Chiefs can clinch a first round bye only if the Pats lose, or the scoreboard watching taking place in Dallas where they are playing for their whole season.

All in all, things are shaping up to be fascinating for real life football purposes and for fantasy, so you aren't going to want to miss this podcast that gives you the full picture you'll need for week 17.

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With the best defenses largely playing on Saturday, there is a lot of opportunity for action on the main slate. With Jacobs ruled out, DeAndre Washington will be a highly owned play across all formats, and that also opens up a lot of salary for other positions.

The guys discuss Christian McCaffrey's race for the all time yards from scrimmage record, Julio Jones' 20 target week, and how much we should trust the opportunity of good players from bad teams as we get toward the end of the season.

With a marquee match-up between Dallas and Philly, a few well placed punts, and some excellent big money plays, this is shaping up to be an excellent week of NFL DFS.

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Quarterback sees some familiar names this week, with Lamar Jackson looking like the obvious headliner in a solid spot against the Browns. On DraftKings there is a tempting Andy Dalton play looming, as a $5,200 price tag is looking awfully cheap when considering Dalton will take on the league's worst defense.

Running back offers some fun decisions this week. Should we pay up for Zeke, or Saquon Barkley? Is it finally time to run Joe Mixon in cash games against the league's worst rushing defense? Was Miles Sanders' explosion last week legit, or should we expect regression? The guys break it all down.

Wide receiver features a number of different possible directions one could go. Do we pay up for Michael Thomas, or save $1,000 and go down to Julio Jones, who had 20 targets against the 49ers last week? Can we roll it back with DJ Moore? What do we make of Greg Ward's 9 targets in each of the last two weeks?

Tight end pretty much boils down to picking between Ertz and Waller on the main slate, and the guys agree that Ertz seems like the clear play given that you only have to pay a little bit more for him.

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With a full run of games and a lot of teams still in the playoff mix, we have a lot of options to choose from for cash games this week. 

We have some high total games with a lot of great plays, like Houston and Tennessee, and some games where we can't find a lot of value, like Atlanta and San Francisco. 

There are some injury situations that could open up more opportunity, like Rashaad Penny, Mike Evans, and Josh Jacobs, and some players returning who could take away some of the value plays we had last week (like Le'Veon Bell).

All in all, there is a lot to discuss, so join the DFSR team as they break it all down.

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With fewer and fewer teams left with anything to play for, things start getting a little dicey for NFL cash games, but that doesn't mean we can't find value here.

DFSR is settling into some potentially expensive quarterbacks this week, with Dak being the current leader in the clubhouse. The guys talk about how to put tough recent games into context, and discuss how no matter who you wind up playing you're going to have to make some concessions.

Running back appears to be a little more straightforward this week. McCaffrey still got plenty of usage in a tough game for the Panthers last week, and there is plenty of savings to go around to help you afford him. The reigns were finally taken off Todd Gurley last week, and if he returns to last year's opportunity he's absolutely a steal. Running back also has a lot of potential punts this week, from Patrick Laird, to DeAndre Washington, and potentially Dion Lewis.

Wide Receiver is rounding into form early this week, with Mike Evans' absence clearing the way for both the best big money wide receiver in Godwin and the best cheap receiver in Justin Watson. After those two guys there are a lot of mid-range options, with Julian Edelman leading the pack.

Tight end has two solid options in Tyler Higbee and Zach Ertz, either of which should be fine depending on how much salary you have left over.

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They roll through the matchups, highlighting certain plays and making distinctions about different opportunities. They have a bunch of running back discussions trying to figure out the Dalvin Cook injury news, Le'Veon Bell's opportunity, if Alvin Kamara is a cash play and what to do with some other cheap guys.

It's a packed podcast for FanDuel and DraftKings.

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Quarterback is looking pretty straightforward this week, with Lamar Jackson standing head and shoulders above the field in terms of both raw points and points per dollar projection. Gardner Minshew makes an interesting super cheap pivot on DraftKings, but Jackson is looking like the type of payoff you might not want to punt away from.

Running back presents some fairly lackluster options, with Leonard Fournette leading the pack after he had huge opportunity even in a tough match-up with Tampa Bay. Right now DFSR is leaning toward Devonta Freeman after his huge opportunity last week, and Le'Veon Bell in a great spot against Miami.

Wide receiver features some great mid-range value in DJ Moore, who's under-priced on a weekly basis, and Julian Edelman and his 10+ targets per game in the Patriots' struggling offense. Tyler Boyd rounds out the good value options, though AJ Green's potential return muddies the waters.

Tight end looks like a pretty easy Jack Doyle play, with the more expensive options not really returning you more safety.

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There are interesting decisions to be made at every position this week, starting with quarterback. Do we go cheap with Carson Wentz against the Dolphins, or should we pay all the way up for Mahomes against the Raiders? This decision will impact the plays at every position, and it's a tough one.

Running back poses similar questions, with Christian McCaffrey being at an all time high price but in an all-time great match-up with the Redskins. Then there are value options like Jonathan Williams, and even mid-range options like Leonard Fournette. It's possible we can play all three.

Wide receiver has a few under-priced target hogs in DJ Moore and Davante Adams, but the third receiver slot is wide open. 

Tight end this week is coming down to the new safest tight end in the game in Zach Ertz, or a possible hedge over to Jack Doyle now that Eric Ebron is out.

No matter which direction you go, this should be a good one - join James and Doug as they break down every possible play in every game. 

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The Bears/Lions game is probably the least relevant DFS game, but it's not one you can ignore. If Jeff Driskel's hamstring issue winds up being no big deal, he is certainly an interesting option if you can count on his ground game. Bo Scarbrough and Tarik Cohen might need to be on your list of playable options as well, with Marvin Jones Jr. and Kenny Golladay garnering some consideration as well.

The Cowboys and Bills game sees a few more interesting plays, with Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliott looking like likely Thanksgiving Day chalk. The plays don't stop there, though, since Michael Gallup and John Brown are in the sweet spot for wide receiver pricing this week.

The Falcons/Saints game brings us a lot of plays as well. The Falcons' passing game was highly owned on a full slate last week, and even in a worse match-up this week the small slate likely makes up the difference. Expect big ownership for Julio Jones, Calvin Ridley, and Matt Ryan once again. On the Saints side Brees and Thomas look too expensive to fit into reasonable lineups, but Alvin Kamara and Jared Cook could be unanimous plays.

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With a lot of good quarterbacks off the main slate this week, the guys are settling in on a likely Russell Wilson play for their cash games. They also discuss some interesting big tournament options like Jameis against the Falcons, Brees against the Panthers, and Mayfield against the Dolphins.

Speaking of the Browns, is this the week that we should be rostering multiple Browns in cash games? Doug breaks down their brutal schedule so far this season, and the guys discuss how comfortable they'd be to run each in cash games and big tournaments.

As always, a big question this week will be whether it's reasonable to pay up for McCaffrey, or if you should settle for guys like Kamara, Chubb, and Carson instead.

Wide receiver still features some too cheap options in Ridley, John Brown, and DJ Moore, though the rising price on each means paying up for guys like McCaffrey becomes more difficult.

Over at tight end, there are a few interesting names this week in likely chalk option Zach Ertz and reasonable plan B guys like Greg Olsen and Cameron Brate.

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They talk about the different middle-tier options at wide receiver where there's a chance to buy a decent amount of targets without breaking the bank in guys like Sanu, Moore, Ridley, Brown and more.

At running back they go through a number of different options and talk their viability in cash or big tournaments.

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The head to head battle between Lamar Jackson and Deshaun Watson in Houston carries over to DFS this week, where these two rank as the best DFS quarterback plays as well. There's a case for Kyle Allen on DraftKings, but on FanDuel it's going to be tough to pivot.

Running back also features two obvious high priced plays, with McCaffrey getting an all-world match-up with the Falcons and Dalvin Cook simply being under-priced for his 27+ touches a game. Fournette is looking cheap as well, though the touchdowns are an ongoing concern.

So how do we pay up at QB and RB? Well, we take our savings at WR and TE. Wide receiver has a ton of great cheap options this week, with DJ Moore, Mohammed Sanu, Calvin Ridley, John Brown, and DeVante Parker all looking too cheap relative to their current situations. Tight end shares a similar spot, with Greg Olsen gobbling up 8 catches last week. 

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The guys are feeling the squeeze leading up to lineup lock this week, with a lot of similar plays at some key positions (big name wide receivers in particular) and a general feeling that there might just be very little chalk outside of potentially quarterback. Will people take Michael Thomas against the terrible Atlanta pass defense, or grab Davante Adams on the cheap against Carolina? After three straight Herculean efforts, are we finally ready to roll Mike Evans out there in cash game? And what about Julio Jones with Sanu out of town? It's not looking easy.

Running back is looking just as tricky, with a lot of buzz being generated around hit or miss options like Devin Singletary or David Montgomery. Do we go with their potential upside, or a high floor but low ceiling option like Marlon Mack against the Dolphins? There is a lot to wade through.

The guys discuss the implications of the return of Patrick Mahomes, what to make of a very banged up Giants passing attack. what Ryan Finley's arrival in Cincy means for his receivers, and more!

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Last week the guys called out Russell Wilson as the clear cash game option, and this week they feel equally excited about Lamar Jackson in a great match-up with Cinci. While there are some interesting options for big tournaments like Jameis Winston or Kyler Murray, it's hard to imagine DFSR getting off Jackson for cash games.

Running back brings a fairly straightforward set of options to the table, with Christian McCaffrey and Saquon Barkley as high floor and high ceiling headliners. The DFSR guys also discuss Devin Singletary, who finally turned all his extra snaps into extra production as well. 

Wide receiver has one chalk option in DJ Moore, but then some question marks about where to go from there. Do we grab Michael Thomas in the league's best match-up, or Julio Jones coming the other way? How about Davante Adams at a sub $8,000 price given that he saw double digit targets last week? There are a lot of directions things could go.

Tight end has Travis Kelce reuniting with Patrick Mahomes, and then a whole lot of guys who are all the same. He's looking like a cash game lock.

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Is it reasonable to grab both sides of a Miami/Jets game given that both teams aren't used to playing in close games? Could you see cash game ownership for not just Le'Veon Bell, but receivers like Devante Parker? That game is more interesting than you might think. 

We have a wait and see situation in Kansas City with a potential Mahomes return, a tricky spot with Christ McCaffrey going up against an underrated Tennessee run defense, a potential Bills stack brewing against the Redskins, a mostly forgettable Eagles/Bears game, and a weird game in Pittsburgh where both Indy and the Steelers have injury questions that could swing the whole week DFS wise.

The 4 o'clock games are where a lot of the action is, with high total contests in Oakland, Seattle, and Los Angeles. The Seattle offense is getting a lot of buzz this week, but is anyone besides Russell Wilson cash game playable? Is Josh Jacobs' injury too concerning to play him in cash? And what about a potential Keenan Allen resurgence?

Doug and James break all this down, and more - so tune in to hear their takes!

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Russell Wilson is jumping to the top of the DFSR optimal lineups this week on the back of a nice match-up against a Tampa Bay defense that dedicates itself to stopping the run. Aaron Rodgers is an interesting 1b option, with an absolutely incredible last two weeks of fantasy production. 

Running back is looking fairly clear, with Jaylen Samuels likely filling in for James Conner, Dalvin Cook as the highest usage guy in a great match-up, and even a little Le'Veon Bell sprinkled in against this historically bad Dolphins defense.

The guys get a little heated over wide receiver, where there are almost no safe plays to be seen. Can we trust cheaper options like Terry McLaurin, Curtis Samuel, DJ Moore, and John Brown? James and Doug disagree, with great points being made on both sides.

Tight end is an abomination this week. With Kittle, Engram, Hooper, and Eifert off the main slate, we're left with precious few options to run out this week. It sure looks like Jonnu Smith at $3,800 will make the cut on DraftKings. But is he viable on FanDuel? Take a listen and find out.

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Quarterback presents a number of potential options at different price tiers, with the potential to go up for the high upside running quarterbacks like Watson and Wilson or cheaper pass-only guys like Daniel Jones or Teddy Bridgewater. The guys aren't drinking the Kool-Aid on the cheaper options at this point. 

There are a number of potential cheap running back plays, and Doug and James discuss where they would rank the potential punts of Ty Johnson, Chase Edmonds, and Latavius Murray. Is this a week to run stars and scrubs given McCaffrey's tough match-up, or do you split the middle with something like Fournette and Carson? There are a lot of potential directions the position can take this week.

Wide receiver presents a lot of questions this week, with the sites daring you to take high target but (so far) low upside guys like Tyler Boyd or Dede Westbrook. And then we have the big name wide receivers who are still cheap based on their previous seasons production, like DeAndre Hopkins or Julio Jones. When should we look at average targets, median targets, or recent performance? The guys get into a great discussion about WR strategy.

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Quarterback looks pretty straightforward this week, with Deshaun Watson and Russell Wilson rocketing to the top of the DFSR lineup optimizer. While it looks like there will be cash game ownership in cheaper players like Josh Allen or Teddy Bridgewater, it seems like those are unnecessary risks.

Running back is where things get interesting. If Kamara sits, Latavius Murray is likely to be the highest owned play at the position. Fournette is coming off of 90%+ cash game ownership and is actually cheaper in a very reasonable match-up with the Jets. After that, it's a little dicier. Is McCaffrey too expensive in what amounts to the league's toughest match-up? Where does Ty Johnson rank compared to other punts this season? The guys break it all down.

Wide receiver features some obvious cheap plays (like Tyler Boyd and Julian Edelman) and then some interesting pay-up options in DeAndre Hopkins and Michael Thomas. With reasonable plays across multiple price tiers, this is looking like another great position.

Tight end comes down to which site your'e playing on. With Hunter Henry $1,000 cheaper than similar players on DraftKings, he could be the chalk option there. On FanDuel you basically have your pick between all of the TEs in the $6,700 range, like Waller, Engram, Kittle, or Hooper.

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They discuss where the production might come from in the Falcons/Rams game, which has a huge total but a relative lack of DFS studs this year. They discuss whether you cant trust Josh Allen as a 16.5 point favorite. 

Is Josh Jacobs an interesting big tournament play given his game-script dependent boom or bust nature? Is Mike Williams really going to be a reliable source of double digit targets now that teams are focusing on Keenan Allen? Is playing Daniel Jones taking the whole "you can play any quarterback against Arizona" thing too far? There are a number of questions this week, and if you're looking for in depth analysis on how those questions should be answered, you've come to the right place.

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On another thin week, the guys were pleased to see there were once again playable options across multiple price tiers at quarterback. Whether you want to go down to Josh Allen or Kyler Murray in great matchups with the Dolphins and Giants, or pay up for Russell Wilson, this is looking like a week where QB is unlikely to kill you.

At running back we have a few more question marks, primarily surrounding the health of Saquon Barkley. If he gets a clean bill of health, you could see him as a chalk play against a fast paced Arizona squad. After Barkley, the DFSR lineup optimizer is calling out some familiar names like Leonard Fournette and Chris Carson. The usage has been there for weeks, and both look like rock solid cash game options.

Wide receiver is probably the most problematic position this week. The guys discuss going back to Cooper Kupp after he disappointed against the 49ers, and doing likewise with Tyler Boyd, who is now officially too cheap. After those two, there seemed to be a lot less clarity.

Tight end seems to begin and end with Austin Hooper, who delivered 21.7 FanDuel points after being chalk last week. There is some Evan Engram buzz as he returns from a sprained MCL, but James and Doug agree that it's probably taking on too much risk for too little gain to run him out there in cash. 

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They look at the opening slate of games and with four teams all at different stages of rebuilding/ retooling or making a championship run. First they discuss the Toronto Raptors and what they look like without Kawhi Leonard this season. In some ways, this is the most projectable team because we saw them with their superstar many times last season. 

The guys also discuss the new-look New Orleans Pelicans who enter the season with an almost completely revamped starting lineup. They try to not get (too) excited for Zion Williamson this early in his career, but also discuss Lonzo Ball moving teams. 

There’s significant discussion as well about Anthony Davis on the Lakers and Kawhi’s actual move to the Clippers who will be without Paul George to start the season. 

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The guys take you through all of the games, the betting lines, over/unders, injury information and DFS plays for Sunday Week 6. 

They spend a little more time on some of the more interesting games like the Texans and Chiefs which has a huge total and could end up a shootout. Kansas City is dealing with a number of injuries and have looked somewhat pedestrian the last couple of weeks. Meanwhile, Houston is coming off a monster week against the Falcons that saw Deshaun Watson and Will Fuller go completely off.

There’s also some discussion around the Cardinals and Falcons that also has a big total thanks in part to the compromised defenses on both sides. Kyler Murray and Matt Ryan both make for solid cash game plays at their current price points. 

They spend some time on the different mid-tier running backs, what to make of the Rams at this point, the Jets getting Sam Darnold back, the 49ers fifty running backs and much more.

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Quarterback is looking like a healthy position this week, with great options across multiple price tiers. Whether you want to go cheaper with Kyler Murray in what should be a high-flying game with Atlanta, or want to pay up for more established options like Deshaun Watson or Lamar Jackson, you don't need to build your whole lineup around any given quarterback, leaving you flexibility elsewhere.

Running back is where things get interesting. The guys agree that Dalvin Cook is probably the safest guy on the board, but then dive into a discussion about the relative safety of some cheaper options. With RBs like Fournette and Bell gobbling up usage at incredible rates in relatively bad offenses, does it make sense to pay down for them and apply your savings elsewhere? Can we go back to the David Johnson well? There's a chance DFSR winds up being off the chalk this week.

Wide receiver has a few lock solid chalk options like Michael Thomas and Cooper Kupp, who are lapping the field when it comes to target share this season. After those two, the waters get a little murkier. Can Will Fuller be trusted after his huge week? What about the two Arizona receivers? Finding a solid WR3 might be tough from a cash game perspective.

Tight end looks like it could be a trap position this week. With Travis Kelce leading in Fanshare's "buzz" category, it looks like people might be talking themselves into paying up at a weak position. Doug and James discuss how poorly that's worked out all season, and offer some good alternatives in their place.

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Week 5 cash games were mostly decided by a few key players, with individual performances making up for any mistakes you may have made along the way. Whether you were able to grab Deshaun Watson at QB, Christian McCaffrey at RB, Will Fuller or Michael Thomas at WR, or the Eagles D, you pretty much needed one of these huge performances in order to get there.

While there wasn't much injury news this week, the guys do discuss the sickening hit taken by Mason Rudolph, and where we can project the Steelers going forward as they continue to march down their depth chart.

Doug and James also discuss the changing of the guard at running back and wide receiver this year. The top names on the running back touches list are somewhat unfamiliar, and from week to week running backs are looking highly game script dependent. With no Christian McCaffrey on the main slate this week, it's going to be tough to find 2-3 that they feel really good about.

Wide receiver has been interesting as well, with none of the top wide receivers coming into this season doing much at all, and a new class of top names emerging. Are Chris Godwin, Amari Cooper, Cooper Kupp, and Michael Thomas still too cheap? Are Julio Jones, Deandre Hopkins, and Odell Beckham Jr. still too expensive? The guys break it all down.

Tight end continues to be a mess, with no tight end scoring more than 15 fantasy points this week. C'est la vie.

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It's arguably the most difficult week of the season, with particularly big questions at running back. Do we go with Christian McCaffrey and Leonard Fournette, or split the difference with Alvin Kamara and Dalvin Cook? Ezekiel Elliott is generating lots of DraftKings buzz at his low prices - is he a must play over there? What about punt level plays that could have a lot of touches in positive game scripts, like David Montgomery and Wayne Gallman? The guys wade through this sea of running back uncertainty.

Quarterback brings more question marks, with the industry rallying around cheap options in great match-ups (like Andy Dalton) while also trying to assess whether it's better to simply avoid the question marks and go with still cheap and more proven options like Deshaun Watson or Lamar Jackson. Either way, there are a lot of good plays at multiple price tiers at both QB and RB this week, and it looks like we'll have to leave some good plays on the shelf.

Wide receiver is looking like a question mark at this point, with some of the potential plays depending on injury news from big names like Davante Adams and Christian Kirk. There are also a lot of huge upside possibilities, like grabbing Hopkins and Jones facing each other in a potential barn burner, or just going cheap and trying to catch lightning in a bottle with Hollywood Brown.

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DFSR has something of a crisis at quarterback this week, pitting reliable now-expensive option Lamar Jackson against the cheap and unreliable Andy Dalton. The devil is in the match-up, of course, where Dalton gets the incredibly fast-paced Cardinals and Jackson has to contend with a revitalized Steelers defense. The big question is how much the savings matter, so let's look at some other positions.

Running back starts and stops with Christian McCaffrey, who is leading running backs in both rushing opportunities and targets. The big question will come down to whom to pair with him. Do we roll it back with Leonard Fournette, now that we know what his touches look like in a favorable game-script? How do we pick between Cook and Kamara at identical prices? The guys break it all down.

It looks like DFSR is paying down at wide receiver this week, but Doug and James get into a big discussion about what has happened to the expensive wide receivers this season. Has it been a case of collective run bad, or is the league adjusting? Doug winds up making a strong case for DeAndre Hopkins as a potential sleeper, and the guys discuss how to fill out your lineups with mid-tier wide receivers after that.

With Kelce, Kittle, and Dissly off the main slate, DFSR is looking at a small group of tight ends in Engram, Waller, and Andrews. Which way are they leaning? Listen and find out!

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The guys discuss whether Lamar Jackson is moving into the Patrick Mahomes tier of quarterback safety, and whether we should be worried after Mahomes' worst game of the season. Generally, they conclude that quarterback is still looking like a fairly safe position across multiple price tiers, and that we should have plenty of decent options for cash games and big tournaments going forward.

This week saw a few breakout performances at running back - most notably Nick Chubb and Leonard Fournette - and Doug and James discuss which of those have changed our assumptions about players going forward. While there are still only a small handful of game-script independent plays at the position going forward, there might be more safety here going forward than there appeared to be last week.

Wide receiver was relatively uneventful this week outside of a huge Chris Godwin game, with many chalk plays like Tyler Lockett and Keenan Allen disappointing. The one trend that has continued is that it seems to make no sense to pay up at wide receiver right now.

Tight end was disastrous this week, with chalk option Will Dissly standing out as the one beacon in an otherwise tough landscape. Austin Hooper continued a relatively high floor 2019 campaign, but outside of him things are looking somewhat bleak at the moment.

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It’s a packed podcast with the guys trying to wade through the running back quagmire we might see with so many backs properly, or even overpriced going into Week 4. They discuss a bunch of options with the positive and negatives around each. Guys like Nick Chubb, Marlon Mack, Leonard Fournette, Wayne Gallman, Devontae Freeman and more at different price points.

They discuss the Browns as possible betting values getting points and the Patriots looking like they can cover the -7.5 road spread against the Bills.

Other discussions are around not falling into a Mike Evans trap, some cheaper Carolina receivers and much much more. It’s a packs hour+ podcast discussing everything you need to know the for the DraftKing and FanDuel NFL Week 4 main slates.

Either way, this shapes up to be a riveting week in the world of DFS on FanDuel and DraftKings, and if you're looking for a comprehensive breakdown of each game on the main slate, then you've come to the right place. As always, you can get access to the projections that power this podcast by heading to https://www.dailyfantasysportsrankings.com/deals.

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Quarterback is looking all but locked for us right now. Russell Wilson faces a Cardinals team that has allowed three of the top twenty DFS performances on FanDuel and DraftKings, and he's coming off of one of the best games of his career. If the prices don't wind up working out, the guys also wind up making cases for Patrick Mahomes, Matt Ryan, and Daniel Jones.

Running back is where things get dicey. After an overwhelming chalk option in Christian McCaffrey, it's a wide open field. Doug and James debate whether it's best to go with a high volume running back in a bad match-up (like Dalvin Cook or Nick Chubb) or a cheaper more speculative option (like Wayne Gallman or Rex Burkhead).

Wide Receiver sees a return to sanity, with some excellent value options like Keenan Allen and Tyler Lockett, both of whom seem to have cemented themselves as potential double-digit target guys going forward. We're also looking at the Julian Edelman situation, where we're either ready to play him, or play whomever is replacing him if he winds up sitting this week due to his chest injury.

Tight end presents us with a number of great options at different price points, whether we want to pay up for Travis Kelce, go cheap with Will Dissly, or split the difference with excellent mid-tier options like Evan Engram or Darren Waller.

All in all, week four should be a fantastic one. Be sure to catch Doug and James for their week four game by game podcast tomorrow!

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But there’s some injury news out there as well. Saquon Barkley will miss some time for the Giants and there could be value in his replacement Wayne Gallman. 

T.Y. Hilton and Julian Edelman also left their respective games early and the guys try to make sense of what the Colts and Pats passing attacks will look like. 

They also break down some of the top fantasy performances of the week and talk about relative safety at each position. There’ve been some interesting stats to dive in to since the beginning of the season with some real question marks about who you can trust at running back. 

All of this and more on a Week 3 recap and Week 4 preview. 

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They spend time looking at the crazy lines in the Dolphins-Cowboys and Jets-Patriots games. Both home teams are more than 20-point favorites which is nearly unheard of in the NFL. 

Much of the podcast is spent making sense of the running back position with so many solid options this week. But there’s also quite a bit of question around wide receiver as well. They discuss guys like Antonio Brown who could see an increase in snaps, Keenan Allen and Sammy Watkins but also the Eagles’ situation, Marquise Brown and much more. 

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We enter an odd time for the NFL and daily fantasy because of the amount of injuries as well as a growing chasm between the haves and have nots in the league. There is still plenty of value, but the player pool appears somewhat constricted because of the amount of uncertainty around certain teams. 

They go position-by-position discussing cash plays in varying price tiers. They debate whether paying up for Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes (same game) is worth it or if there’s any safety going into the lower tier. 

At running back, the Cam Newton news throws guys like Christian McCaffrey into doubt while Ezekiel Elliott is in a smash spot against the Dolphins. 

And finally, they run through some mid-tier options at both wide receiver and tight end. All of this and more on a Week 3 cash game podcast for FanDuel and DraftKings. 

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There were other injuries as well too that will matter over the course of this week. James Conner, and both Chiefs’ running backs Damien Williams and LeSean McCoy left their respective games early.

And of course, there is the Eagles WRs DeSean Jackson and Alshon Jeffrey who were banged up as well. That, and some other injury news, is going to really shape Week 3 lineups. 

The guys look at their FanDuel and DraftKings cash lineups and how they fared. 

Plus a look ahead to Week 3 with the Ravens-Chiefs offering a bunch of fantasy options, the crazy -21.5 Cowboys against the Dolphins and much more. It’s a packed Week 2 recap and look ahead to Week 3 on DraftKings and FanDuel. 

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There’s a discussion about cash game plays versus GPP guys, what to make of possible outlier performances from Week 1 and who might be in a bounce-back situation for Week 2. 

They try to make sense of the Chiefs with Tyreek Hill out of the mix for the foreseeable future and how that could impact some of the lesser-known pass catchers. 

The Los Angeles-New Orleans game could be a shootout and that just could be a cash game stack with guys like Alvin Kamara and Todd Gurley. 

And they try to figure out a Steelers’ team that was dismantled in Week 1 by the Patriots. All of this and much, much more on a Week 2 game-by-game breakdown for FanDuel and DraftKings. 

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At quarterback they talk about whether Lamar Jackson can pull a repeat performance against the Arizona Cardinals, if it’s worth it pay up for Patrick Mahomes or if a cheaper Josh Allen against the Giants is the key. 

At running back they talk about some of the higher usage backs who may have underperformed in Week 1 and whether you can go back to the well. 

And at wide receiver there’s talk about how we might be living in the mid tier from here on out considering the nature of the position. All of this and more on a Week 2 NFL Cash Game podcast for FanDuel and DraftKings. 

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They discuss their Lamar Jackson play and the surprise that he was so low-owned in cash games on both sites. Jackson, of course, crushed the souls of the Miami Dolphins and was the highest-scoring quarterback on both sites. It came through the air more than his legs which does cause some concern going forward, but overall he was a top play. 

Some key injuries to Tyreek Hill and Nick Foles will mean major adjustments for Week 2 for the Chiefs and Jaguars respectively. 

There’s also discussion about the takeaways from Week 1 and where we can have solid information and what other performances look like outliers or game script issues. 

They look at Josh Jacobs as a potential bell-cow running back for Oakland but also express concern over some other backfield situations. 

And of course, they have to talk about some of the crazy wide receiver games, breaking down which ones are sustainable and which ones might be blips on the radar. 

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They spend time rolling through each matchup and the fantasy implications for each team. They break down plays into cash or GPP, discuss ownership and game scripts and how best to attack the slate. 

There’s discussion about Todd Gurley’s role leading into Week 1 and how we might be getting him significantly underpriced. They talk some of the likely chalk cash game running backs as well. 

There’s some Chris Godwin/ Kenny Golladay comparisons and whether Julio Jones could be the high priced WR to target this week. 

So much to get into as the guys put out an hour plus mega podcast discussing all of the scenarios for the Week 1 Main Slate on FanDuel and DraftKings. 

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They start with the obvious and that's the heightening speculation that Ezekiel Elliott will miss Week 1 of the season. That would put Tony Pollard firmly in the driver seat of the Dallas backfield and likely make him the most highly-owned player on the slate considering his price point. There's also discussion of whether one could even trust Zeke in Week 1 after sitting out this long were he to come back. 

After that, they are looking at change-of-scenery/ coming back from injury guys and how that could look for their own stat lines plus those around them. They talk about Jimmy Garoppolo and the receivers in San Fran, Ryan Fitzpatrick looking at the starting nod for the Dolphins and Nick Foles and Dede Westbrook in Jacksonville. 

And finally, they finish things off with a long rant about the Andrew Luck retirement, his presser, crappy fans, bad takes and the right to live your life as you choose. 

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They start with a high-level look at some of the big names that find themselves in new situations to start the season and how bullish or bearish to be on these guys heading into the first week of the season. They discuss Le’Veon Bell’s move to New York and the big contract with the Jets. Is he ready to see the same kind of usage he totaled in 2017 with the Steelers? If so then he might be one of the very best values on DraftKings to start the season. 

There’s also discussion about what the move to Cleveland will look like for Odell Beckham Jr. and if he is poised to be maybe just the best overall WR in football this season. 

They also discuss the Cardinals, Bucs and more as the preparation for Week 1 DFS lineups starts to gear up. 

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