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NFL Week 15 DFS Review Show | December 18, 2023 | DraftKings DFS Lineup Review and Analysis · Daily Fantasy Sports by Ship It Nation

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  All system's gone clear the lift up? What's up? Everyone? Tyler Tamberline
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  here aka Totag and Tambo back for the review show Week fifteen. DFS is
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  gonna break things all down from the Sunday slate. Look at the twenty dollars
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  million maker, look at the perfect lineup, check out the wildcat this week
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  and the three thirty three. Shout out to all these winners, go through
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  it. There, got my guy Nads with me. As always, want
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  to remind everyone very quickly off the top of this show is brought to you
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  and presented by Limestone. If you haven't yet done so on the season,
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  you can go over to line Star app dot com use the promo code ship
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  it. You can check it out. There's all kinds of sports over there
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  they cover. We'll bring it up here in a second, but also want
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  to remind everyone very quickly before I bring naids and this will be our last
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  review show of the season. We'd mentioned the last couple of weeks we're here.
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  It sucks. It's the way it goes. But with the way this
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  year is, there's Christmas next Monday, the New Year's Day is the week
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  after, and then you get sorted to the end of the season anyway,
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  and then PGA is coming back and all that. So it's been a fun
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  season breaking this all down, Neids. Happy to be here with you.
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  We made it, got through to the final review show of the season.
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  We're going to go through. There's some good ones, and I think yesterday
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  is a really good day to review because a lot of sharper players made their
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  way to the top. So how did they see the slate differently than myself?
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  Yourself? Others? Things like that. We can always dive in and
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  have a look. How you doing, my friend? What's going on on
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  this fine Monday morning? Yeah, fine Monday, busy Monday as always.
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  Obviously we got everything going on. All these sports throw everything together on the
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  same day. But hey, that's that's good for us as content providers and
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  good for the community here. But overall Sunday it was fun. Packers.
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  Man, I'm just beating my head against the wall. These guys just lost
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  back to back must win games here. It is a rebuilding the year.
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  Whatever you want to say, right, but man, Jordan Love looked promising
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  for us. I know you were on the same Love stack I was on.
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  Obviously, our tools will show the case those a little bit. They
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  were on the Love stack. He did pick up more of that stack,
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  picked up more ownership than anticipated. But obviously Tampa pass funnel right, Green
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  Bay at Home. Everyone says Love sucks. Love sucks, but he's got
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  multiple twenty point performances. I mean, he's got like one game under fifteen
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  DraftKings points all season, and he's never priced over like sixty two hundred,
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  So people can say what they want about Love. I'm excited. I think
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  he's going to be solid. Obviously, he's a rookie, right first,
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  first kind of first, kind of go at it right, So definitely excited
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  for that. But yeah, not the greatest week for me. Hopefully I'll
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  get it back tonight. Obviously the week fifteen is not over yet, So
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  if you didn't have the greatest week, like myself, we can win it
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  back tonight and it only takes one right. Yeah, this show, the
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  Love thing is so crazy because remember we had yesterday In the show, people
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  were saying, I know, everyone's hard on everybody. I was at a
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  Christmas event yesterday with family and it was fun and all that, but like
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  everyone there is to talk about. Every quarterback gets nitpicked down to something,
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  Oh he's not good enough at this, or he's overrated at that, or
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  whatever it might be. All we talk about and care about is in relation
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  to daily fantasy sports. We have other conversations amongst our community and as friends
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  and with families and things like that about actual skill level and talent. My
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  never Mahomes thing again, never Mahomes. If you did stack him up yesterday,
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  he didn't show up anywhere again, but you would have needed him with
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  cech and McKinnon lineup. So evenf you built a thousand, you didn't land
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  on those lineups. That's my point about that one. But as a quarterback,
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  best in the league probably right you go back on these debates with love.
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  He has nine games on the season at of fifteen weeks where he scored
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  over eighteen DraftKings points. Six of them over of those nine are over twenty
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  and five of them are over twenty two. Like when you're getting a guy
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  at six K every week, give or take that to me, is what
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  it's all about. That's what we're trying to dive into and find out.
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  And that's why it's not about the point total on the game all the time
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  and all these other things that we always have harped on all season long and
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  know we're getting to an end. You're the last show. But just to
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  break it all down and then shout out to Sean, shout out to everybody
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  here, Tweezy, justin, Nick Rantce, all you guys that always stop
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  buying are here for either first in or joining us each and every week.
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  But hope it comes back next season. I'm posted it up. But this
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  show will always be back. This is a stable for us, obviously.
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  It's exactly what we focus on and talk about all the time with process over.
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  Just pick some plays, trying to get better and dig in and work
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  on our own games. We're all trying to get to the same spot,
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  get better together. That's what this community at Shipping Nation is all about.
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  within this, but you can use the code Mayo. It gets you ten
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  percent off over at ship at nation dot com. Naids, I'm gonna bring
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  it up and have a look. Nick says here McLaurin finally paid his tab.
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  McCaffrey didn't completely break the slate. I would say McCaffrey book the slate.
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  He scored almost fifty points, so again a nice like thirty plus,
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  but forty four point seven gets the job done. I think my exact words
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  in the slate plan were we've been happy to take him at this price for
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  his floor of eighteen to twenty two. But there's gonna be another week coming
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  up soon where he gets you that thirty five plus, and it's gonna be
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  needed. In this case, it was this week forty four point seven.
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  James Cook, we talked about the last couple of weeks will bring him up.
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  I got some other interesting things I'll bring up as well, but just
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  the grand scheme overview for you, nads. We did get the late news
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  on Sunday as I go to screen share hair here about Tyreek Hill, right,
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  that was kind of a big deal that we were, you know,
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  having to adapt to late. Everyone was getting the Tyreek Hill news Do we
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  go to? But a Chan was in do we go to moster a Chan?
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  Do we go to Wattle? Wattle ended up being like three percent in
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  there? So where where was your head at when you were coming off of
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  this like yesterday and some of the news we got late and how people had
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  happened to it or did not? Yeah? Yeah, so yeah. The
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  one thing that I know is right to Marcus Robinson coming in before that news
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  tit was supposed to be right mega chalk. He did still obviously get there.
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  When we review some of these lineups, like the million Maker, he
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  did find his way into the optimal there at thirty six hundred. I didn't
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  really like that play a ton with Tyler Higbee back, but a lot of
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  people did jump off of him and go to other value plays, whether they
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  moved to Wandell Robinson, which likely some of it did, and then some
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  of it moved to Cedric Wilson. Obviously with that Tyreek Hill news, right
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  Cedric Wilson slot and in with no Tyreek Hill. The interesting point for me
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  was Wattle's ownership didn't move at all, and obviously Wattle did did his thing,
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  his little penguin waddle into the end zone right gave the modified peace sign
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  after he burned the dude down the down the sideline and just tiptoed his way
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  to the end zone there after getting hurt, everyone thought they were still dead
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  right right away. Typical Watta goes out in the first quarter, comes back
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  and just nukes. So that, yeah, that was interesting. The Moster
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  thing was interesting as well, right I I still stayed with Mostard. I
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  had some Mostert in one of my main teams and then one of the early
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  only teams because I knew there, I mean, I didn't think they were
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  going to have a trouble trouble in this game at all. Winning this They're
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  not gonna push eight chan, right they need eight chan down the stretch here.
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  Most AT's still a very capable running back, So I stuck with Mostert.
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  Obviously, his ownership did come up a little bit with that uh Tyreek
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  Hill news. He was projected like below five percent, got to about eight
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  percent almost in the million maker, so really not a ton I mean,
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  eight percent versus three percent really doesn't make a ton of difference. So just
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  goes to show sometimes late news makes people jump off of the old or the
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  value plays that everyone was kind of focusing on before that news. We see
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  in the NBA all the time, right, the shiny new toy, the
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  shiny new value. Everyone jumps on that, but forgets about, Hey,
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  the good plays before that news are still good plays. Just because that news
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  hit doesn't make those guys also not good plays anymore. So just late news
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  obviously affects a lot of that stuff. And I guess the takeaway for me
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  is it's not always the shiny new toy that you need to jump on,
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  right, you have a process, you have a play, and those guys
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  that you were looking at before, if they were good plays before that news,
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  this is a totally different team, totally different scenario. It doesn't make
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  those bad plays now just because something else opens up. So just being able
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  to weigh that and just realizing that is something interesting, because obviously it did
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  shift ownership a decent amount across multiple different guys, because Wanda picked up a
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  lot more ownership as well, I believe because of that. Yeah, And
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  I think to uh, what you brought a really good point there at the
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  end, especially because we talked about this a lot with the NBA education course.
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  The NBA get a ton of late news, injury stuff, last minute
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  scratches. I know everyone's to play. Obviously, the worst is when it's
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  after lock, but I'm talking about even before lock. You just mentioned about
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  the shiny new toy where you just everybody jumps to something. Remember, it's
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  almost like we say with the projections. Sometimes you can when you see the
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  highest projection and you say like, I'm gonna trust it. Sometimes you're gonna
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  trust that that means this. So I'm gonna do that and play against it.
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  And the situation you just said is a fine one. There was other
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  good plays that didn't actually get worse. They just became less owned now because
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  people were jumping ship over to a different play. So sometimes you got to
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  remember about those. And then again that's why I always talk about when people
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  bring up you know, one v ones and two v two's and stuff like
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  that in the discord, oftentimes trying to not you know, be direct and
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  just push back and be an idiot about it, just to say like I
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  am trying to help people get better at the actual game, and that's what
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  this is all about. And so My point is, like, when you're
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  comparing that, the answer is probably just go look at the projection, because
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  if you always trust the projection, you can build that into your process so
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  that you know you're not sometimes projection, sometimes gut. But where the experience
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  comes in and actually getting better at the game is saying, Okay, I've
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  got to make this decision based on this current build. If you're a single
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  entry player, it's very easy because now you have one built. If you're
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  a three max player, you're deciding within that build and what you're doing in
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  your others, and if it's an MME and it's through your player pool,
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  you should have rules and things set up anyway to help force these situations into
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  lineups where they would make sense. So certain cheap tight ends might only make
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  sense, like Kate Atten yesterday not of his result, saying the way I
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  might play him is with Baker Mayfield stacks or with Love stacks. I'm not
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  really feeling the one off as much. But maybe he's at least even if
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  he's in a secondary stack with Jaden Reid as a way to pull some of
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  that ownership away, and they're both cheap enough that you could make it work.
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  But the long story to get to is that when you have these things
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  that you're looking at, you do want to kind of consider your overall roster
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  construction and does it make sense with then your build. Is there any correlation
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  that you can find with it? Is there a leverage situation that you can
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  find within it where you don't have this spot covered by a popular play but
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  this guy would be you know, an AYUK instead of a CMC. Obviously
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  it didn't work out, but the point be if you're going off of CMC
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  and you happen to land on AYUK, that can eat the lunch of all
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  those CMC lineups that are out there if it works out. So just a
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  little note on that. We'll talk about the Jets d definitely hurt some people.
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  I still think fine at price. Well, we'll get to it.
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  I know we talked about this and like again, the d's have not been
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  getting out of hand or out of control. We'll see how some other players
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  handled it. But when you also are down Tyreek, it's one thing.
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  The other note that we talked about on the show yesterday that wasn't added thought
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  and I'll talk about when I get to waddle, was that they did get
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  their O line pretty healthy, regardless of you know, outside of the fact
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  they lost their center for the season last week in Williams. So just a
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  note on that, and then there was one more here. I saw it
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  too. I wanted to bring up just because somebody mentioned it here. Where
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  did it go? Brandon? So, hell of your boys can't wait for
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  golf. Golf is gonna be awesome. We've got some more news coming on
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  that, but we just you know, obviously last year, we've got partnerships
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  now with Djen seventy five doing shows with Andy Lack. We've got Lee Aldrich
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  formerly from fan Share doing stuff with the course fit rankings and over there.
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  It's just been an awesome swing season anybody that's been playing it during some of
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  these down events with those course fit rankings and the Value Report and now the
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  tier rankings having Lee in there. Also some of the shows you guys have
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  liked that I've done with DJN now bringing it over to golf. There's gonna
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  be a lot going on with PGA. But just back to this note and
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  the other one, like Nad's, you and I been doing this show all
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  season. You were watching this show and being a part of it seasons before
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  on other sites and things like that. This show is like our least watched
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  viewed inning. It has nothing to do with that. Just so people know,
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  we will never take this show away based on that. It's actually more
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  important. It's a piece of my process that I use every week. I
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  learn a lot from doing this show every single week and diving in and just
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  getting those things top of mind that really do help me weekend. We I
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  don't care if one person watches or hundreds, thousands, whatever end up watching
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  it. It's my favorite show to do because it actually helps me see the
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  slate. I do morning prep to my own stuff coming into this show so
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  I can have ideas for it, and it's gonna be awesome. We're gonna
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  continue to have this show year in year out for NFL, for golf,
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  I think golf. I've talked about this in the past. It's better applied
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  on like Wednesday Night when Andy and I do the show on how to apply
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  the knowledge for the slate versus reverse engineering it, because that's just the result
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  of an individual sport for what happened. I find we get a lot more
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  out of this show with NFL. It's gonna be an awesome set up here.
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  Nate's I got the perfect lineup up, man, So it was brought
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  up from Sean no Rams in the perfect lineup is surprising and just a note
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  before I let you run on this two sixty nine. The actual winner of
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  the twenty dollars was two thirty three this week, so pretty pretty close.
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  I mean thirty points off, give or take and change. But still give
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  me your thoughts on this perfect lineup here with what you've got. Yeah,
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  the No Rams piece is when you got the two high scoring rams seventy eight
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  hundred and seventy five hundred, right, and you look at the perfect lineup,
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  you got guys like James Cook sixty three hundred go off for forty right,
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  you got Godwin at sub six k go off fro almost thirty right,
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  Noah Brown. That's the reason, right, because then it allowed you to
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  throw a defense that's four k. So that's the reason behind that. Obviously,
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  McCaffrey. I don't know how much more he needs to do to break
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  a slate. I consider that breaking a slate when he goes off for for
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  forty five DraftKings points at forty percent ownership. Obviously, I leveraged it with
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  the Au didn't work out, but that's not results oriented, right, just
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  like you brought up Tambau. There's different ways to leverage things. And I
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  did have tons of McCaffrey, but in lineups I didn't play McAffrey. I
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  would still look to leverage it because I knew the ownership coming in the Baker
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  Godwin you brought up to Godwin, right, everyone jumped on kind of Mike
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  Evans and Rashad White where the two people wanted to everyone wanted to go to
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  on Tampa right with no Jaire Alexander. Obviously, Green Bay struggles lot against
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  running backs, where Sean White is basically in every down back for Tampa gets
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  a ton of work out of the backfield, catches passes, gets all the
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  line share of the carries. So obviously he was a great play. But
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  the Chris Godwin came in at one percent ownership, I believe we'll review him.
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  I think once we get to the Wildcat or some other other tournaments.
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  I see some people did go to Godwin one percent for Godwin you like you
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  brought it up on the on the show on Male Media Network on Sunday morning.
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  You said Hey, Godwin's been more getting more involved. He looked good
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  last week. He's sub six k, now, which used to be a
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  slam dunk play, right. I mean people used to see Chris Godwin sub
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  six k and he'd be forty percent owned, right, one percent ownership for
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  that. Obviously, the Noah Brown came back there in that offense. I
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  mean, Terry scary. Terry doesn't get there for fifteen weeks or fourteen weeks
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  in a row. Finally week fifteen, finally week fifteen gets there. So
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  overall, I mean apparently David Najokhu's prime Travis Kelce right now with Flatto under
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  center. So that's another talking point. I mean, this this bill doesn't
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  make a ton of sense outside of the Baker Chris Godwin as leverage on the
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  other side of the Jordan Love game. Right. Obviously, Jordan Love didn't
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  come in super chalky compared to guys in his range, right like Matthew Stafford,
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  but he did get to almost ten percent in the Millie Maker, so
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  he got up there. Baker Mayfield on the flip side of that one percent
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  ownership in a matchup where you expect them to be passing a lot, right,
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  because I thought Green Bay was gonna win the game at home. Not
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  a bias take. It's just playing at home Tampa, traveling on the road,
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  cold weather, everything like that. So the James Cook play does make
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  sense, right with the new offensive coordinator there, he's been, he's been
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  heavily involved. I don't know what happened before he came in there. Who
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  was in there before that didn't see this, But obviously James Cook's the guy
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  there for for Buffalo. It took them a couple of weeks to realize that,
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  and he's nuked every time since then. But the Hunter Henry and n
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  Joe Dolphins defense, things like that. Obviously this is just a perfect lineup.
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  And when the perfect lineups thirty to forty points higher than the million maker,
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  you know, some crazy stuff happens. Yeah, a little less correlation.
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  Stuff to get to do. I'll break it down a little further.
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  You want to shout out so omg Lowles in here with us. Ross always
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  back, Appreciate you, Trevor Bryan in the building, and of course my
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  guy Jerry Matt always working on his stuff his process. Appreciate you sharing last
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  week showed me some stuff he does for his own process. So love to
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  see that all you guys in here with us. A couple notes you mentioned,
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  like you know some things that you could take away for sure. Again
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  not getting to this myself, but like someone said it here, Ross had
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  it the payoff defense got there for sure. But also, don't forget what
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  was this opposite the Jets D. So everyone's playing the Jets D, the
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  opposite more expensive D. Everyone's playing Pop Douglas Hunter Henry, and yes,
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  shout out to Hoopster who had another good call Hunter at the tight end.
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  He's the tight end whisper. He had the Hunter Henry call. That one
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  made sense from Pop Douglas. This made sense opposite of so like a leverage
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  play completely the opposite side of the Jets and Djoku just doing this thing a
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  little bit more lately. Is whatever mclaura and playing that every week. I
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  mean, this is a perfect lineup. So it'll show up here. I'm
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  sure you'll see it. But the reason was a lot of people were on
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  Stafford, so you were gonna get more ownership to McLaurin yesterday because of that.
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  Noah Brown only five K missing a ton of dudes made sense, you
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  know, I liked Rashaan White here, but there was other good running back
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  plays, so I can see getting where you couldn't get up to a seventy
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  five hundred dollars Evans and then Chris Godwin and yeah, here's your next version
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  of it. Right, It wasn't Gabe Davis day the last couple of weeks.
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  It'll be next week after Terry McLaurin has his resurgence. It'll be the
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  Gabe Davis season next week or whatever. But James Cook did not expect this
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  hive and output. I obviously was on this the week before. It's not
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  just the new coaching staff, but also I mean, that's what everyon's gonna
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  lean on by like someone you have Dawson Knox back two in the mix and
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  being able to block a little bit more. We had that call the week
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  before. It just kind of carried over McCaffrey smash spot and then Baker.
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  The interesting part of this is how much we loved the Green Bay side.
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  It was the opposite side. So if we thought Jordan Love was going to
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  push the needle and make something happen, then obviously you would think Baker would
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  be at least someonet involved in that again not expecting thirty threes with twenty eight's
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  and other scores there, but just a note again where it could be Goblin
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  had been talked about by the coaching staff the week before and ended up getting
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  eleven targets that week. HND himself another good day yesterday, So there is
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  some takeaways. Let's move it over is let's go to this twenty dollars million
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  maker winner here and I'll try and blow it up the best I can that
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  it might be this one here. I think halfy driver's seat and ski basher
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  all one fifty max. You could check it on your end, but it's
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  definitely a day that was a sharper. I mean, these guys are all
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  top players here that we're looking at. So just to bring it up,
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  but happy Junior five got the job done. It was tight yesterday up there.
• 19:57
  You know, look at the swing here forty two point six four two
• 20:02
  thirty three point two four. I mean you're not sending congratulations, you're sweating
• 20:06
  and accepting them. I should say, if you're happy, you're sweating those
• 20:08
  stack corrections telling everybody to chill out, probably and just give me a second
• 20:11
  here, let me see what happens because crushing third place by almost ten points
• 20:17
  but very close between two sharp players here and their lineups were somewhat similar.
• 20:22
  But James Cook. So here we go. We got Baker, Rashad White,
• 20:26
  Jayden Reid. Uh talked about yesterday away to oh Jayden Reid. I
• 20:30
  know he got injured and stuff, and he didn't even crush the price tag
• 20:33
  at forty nine hundred. But the point would be, people, oh the
• 20:36
  shotgut there thirty five percent and forty did. But with one percent Baker,
• 20:41
  fifteen percent Rashad White, which is way less than these other spots, and
• 20:45
  a bunch of other four percent plays and five percent plays, you leave this
• 20:48
  guy open at this price tag. I mean, these are these are good
• 20:52
  lineups here, These are set up well. So talk to me about this
• 20:53
  one. Nate's Baker with Rashad White and Red Noah Brown, Christian McCaffrey.
• 21:02
  What else is in here in Djoku, DeMarcus Robinson, the Cleveland d and
• 21:06
  James Cook as a way to get a piece of that big total in Buffalo
• 21:08
  Dallas. I mean that one complete with I would say, like for the
• 21:12
  majority, I talked a little bit about him. I know Whop had a
• 21:15
  good point that brought up, but didn't bring him to James Cook. But
• 21:18
  talk to me about this lineup a general and then I'll go through it a
• 21:21
  little bit more. Yeah. So the Baker Rashada White, I think that's
• 21:26
  fine. I mean, it's one way to get unique right when you're using
• 21:30
  Rashad White, because like I said, he is heavily involved in the past
• 21:33
  game. Green Bay struggles with running backs out of the backfield, and he
• 21:37
  can get you there on the ground too. Baker is just a price play,
• 21:40
  right, fifty seven hundred on the opposite side of the Jordan Love ten
• 21:45
  percent ownership but also cheaper what five hundred dollars cheaper or three hundred dollars cheaper?
• 21:51
  Excuse me? Then Matthew Stafford who came in at almost thirty percent ownership,
• 21:53
  which everyone knew about, right, So going a little bit cheaper there.
• 21:57
  You just grabbed the value piece from that Rams game. Don't go to
• 22:00
  Kyron Williams Chuck. You don't go to Cooper cup Chalk, you don't go
• 22:03
  to Matthew Stafford Chalk. You just grab the value play, right, and
• 22:07
  then you attack different games, right, you attack the Green Bay Tampa game.
• 22:11
  You play the best play there on the slate in terms of running back
• 22:14
  in Christian McCaffrey that Noah Brown is a price and opportunity standpoint. Right,
• 22:19
  Tank Dalla's out, Nika Collins out, Noah Brown is still there in a
• 22:23
  game against a pass funnel in Tennessee. Right, Noah Brown makes sense.
• 22:27
  Obviously, the Jayden and Reid play way too under priced there in that game
• 22:32
  environment, so overall makes sense. I think the tight end defense correlation,
• 22:37
  I mean we start seeing that a lot. I mean we've seen this a
• 22:40
  couple of times this year, right, Tampbell reviewing this. Everyone looks at
• 22:41
  running back defense correlation. We've seen tight end defense. I don't know if
• 22:45
  there's correlation or what, but we've seen this come up a lot in these
• 22:51
  winning lineups. Is tight end in the defense. You just kind of pair
• 22:53
  those two together. Right. The Nadjoku and the Cleveland defense I thought was
• 22:59
  interesting. They're overall great build and it was very sharp to go. I
• 23:04
  was trying to look at his exposures to see how much Baker he had here,
• 23:07
  because the Baker play I think was really sharp. So he had nineteen
• 23:15
  almost twenty percent. Jordan love and then he had three percent Baker, So
• 23:22
  that just shows, right, you don't have to you don't have to have
• 23:25
  twenty percent everyone, and you don't have to completely fade everyone, right,
• 23:27
  there's no lock button or fade. Nobody can just play some of some of
• 23:33
  everyone or whatnot. So do you think it was interesting that it's pretty pretty
• 23:37
  unique seeing three percent ownership exposure in terms of year one hundred and fifty max
• 23:41
  get to the top. But hey, that's all it takes unfortunate runout.
• 23:45
  It's like, look to James Cook only eight percent underweight, a McCaffrey by
• 23:48
  twelve percent, like you know what I mean, Like there's a lot of
• 23:51
  stuff here where you got to get a lot right and have it fall into
• 23:53
  place. But pretty heavily overweight on Noah Brown which did end up showing up
• 23:59
  in there, well, overweight by almost ten percent on DeMarcus Robinson who ended
• 24:03
  up falling in there as well, overweight on Njoku which was in the mix
• 24:10
  up there, and then way overweight on the Cleveland d as well, which
• 24:14
  showed up in there. So I mean, some of the spots make sense
• 24:15
  and hit other spots as just part of your portfolio. Remember two, this
• 24:19
  is not a single entry lineup or something that we're reviewing. This is in
• 24:22
  a one fifty set. So Tonay's point and everything that made sense with it
• 24:26
  is like, then you see some other stuff like, Okay, Robinson can
• 24:30
  easily get there on his own. He's just thirty six hundred. He doesn't
• 24:32
  need to do a ton He could just fall into place make the rest work.
• 24:36
  But you're kind of betting on in this particular build, within this full
• 24:38
  set that cop Nakua and Kieran Williams all at over seven K. Yeah,
• 24:45
  they could have good games, but as long as they don't have games that
• 24:47
  are needed or are optimal, you could still get away with this. A
• 24:51
  lot of people are playing Jayden Reid, but how many are playing it with
• 24:53
  Baker Mayfield let alone. I mean he's only one percent let alone Baker Mayfield
• 24:57
  not stacked with a pass catcher and being stacked with his running back something like
• 25:02
  that. That stuff is what allows you to get away with a play like
• 25:04
  McCaffrey, who even when he was underweight. You're gonna once you have these
• 25:07
  guys in a lad it together, you've got the money to spend, he's
• 25:10
  gonna be the best spend and then I like your point on this brought up
• 25:14
  the Cleveland and Joku thing. I kind of wonder, like twofold again,
• 25:18
  this is not backed by any data, just in my head. The way
• 25:21
  I've always thought about it is like you can get a pick in short yardage
• 25:25
  situations, and then who are they gonna use in that? If it's not
• 25:27
  the running back, it's typically passing to a big tight end that can find
• 25:30
  himself in open space. When the defense is doing something and scoring points and
• 25:36
  they're up, they've got pick six is usually they're gonna be up in the
• 25:37
  game. That means they're gonna be running the ball a lot, which is
• 25:41
  where that correlation comes from. But on all of those situations, you end
• 25:45
  up in a spot where it's okay, now I gotta pass on third down?
• 25:48
  What's the easy way to get a first down? You're big tight end
• 25:52
  over the middle, again reaching a little bit, but the idea behind it,
• 25:55
  if you land on it, just thinking of concepts that can at least
• 25:57
  make sense. I'm okay with it. I've actually seen it work out more
• 26:00
  times than not, and it is on certain teams. The way they do
• 26:03
  business. Kansas City a lot of time goes again outside of this week,
• 26:08
  you know, with talking normal situation, I'm it's gonna give an example like
• 26:12
  pachacko, but checko, but checko. Third down, Let's go to our
• 26:17
  guy Kelsey. You see it on other teams with the Ravens run run run
• 26:19
  with three different running backs. Rip to my guy Keaton Mitchell last night.
• 26:22
  Sucks to see that season go down for him to a season at least,
• 26:26
  I should say, not like that, but just in general, sucks to
• 26:29
  see an injury that se like season ending. Who knows, it looked pretty
• 26:33
  bad, so hopefully he can get healthy quick. But you know, same
• 26:36
  thing and then likely on the end so the defense can put you in those
• 26:40
  positions. So I don't hate this thing. But the reason I brought up
• 26:41
  James cook with earlier, it was in our chat all day yesterday. Hoop
• 26:48
  said it. Other people said it. They think Dallas is gonna get crushed
• 26:52
  here, Buffalo is gonna show up, Dallas is gonna put up a stinker.
• 26:55
  Buffalo is gonna get the job done at home. Yet nobody played Buffalo
• 27:00
  and Dallas pieces. You just couldn't get to them. They were too expensive
• 27:03
  or they didn't make sense. Funny enough, the congrats to IMPGM won the
• 27:07
  DraftKings Live Final yesterday had a Michael Gallup random one off play in the lineup
• 27:12
  who did nothing, by the way, just still ended up in the lineup
• 27:15
  and still got the job done with a score of like two hundred and twelve
• 27:18
  or something. But back to James Cook, this was like the perfect spot
• 27:23
  to pop in a James Cook play this slate. It was a fifty point
• 27:26
  total. The total didn't move based on whether we said Buffalo's gonna slam them.
• 27:32
  We just talked about James Cook the week before, and it didn't even
• 27:34
  feel like chasing. The scenario was still very similar. Just there was other
• 27:37
  good running back plays in this price range and so realistically it's just a miss.
• 27:44
  And everyone will say, well it's results oriented because he got thirty nine.
• 27:47
  No, no, no, like he could have got you twenty two
• 27:48
  and it still would have been awesome at that price and the way this slate
• 27:52
  was setting up. So I'm just saying the idea of all the talking points,
• 27:56
  content, etc. Going towards this concept and then not getting to James
• 28:02
  Cook beyond four and a half percent for the field, this was a perfect
• 28:04
  way to get a piece of it and to coincide with them being the favorite
• 28:08
  at home in their state. Everything's set up well for him, I think.
• 28:12
  So do you have any other thoughts? A, yeah, I have
• 28:15
  more thoughts on that too. So it's in the flex position. Who's another
• 28:18
  running back similar price right fifty eight hundred. Ezekiel Elliott right projected thirty plus
• 28:25
  percent on came at twenty seven percent ownership. He could have easily played Zeke
• 28:29
  there and left the money on the table. He could have easily played Rashi
• 28:32
  Rice there, who was obviously a pretty chalky wide receiver, came in at
• 28:34
  almost fifteen percent at sixty one hundred in that Chiefs game. He could have
• 28:37
  played him there. Obviously, Rashei Rice still did decent right twenty four points.
• 28:41
  But Zeke, he plays Zeke there, he doesn't win the milli right.
• 28:45
  So there's just different things like that that you don't I mean, if
• 28:51
  you have chalk, you don't need to smash all these other plays. And
• 28:53
  everyone said, yeah, Buffalo's gonna smash Dallas. Dallas is bad on the
• 28:56
  road. They're going to struggle going into Buffalo. Okay, if they're smashing
• 29:00
  them, you think it's because Buffalo is going up there and lighting up with
• 29:04
  five passing touchdowns, right, I mean James Cook is heavily involved in the
• 29:07
  offense. That makes sense. I was on the Buffalo defense a little bit
• 29:11
  because I knew the Jets defense was going to get Chalk one hundred dollars cheaper.
• 29:15
  I didn't like Dallas in that game at all, so I like Buffalo.
• 29:18
  But to your point, right, Josh Allen was expensive, Stefon Diggs
• 29:21
  was expensive, duwstin Knox's back. So him and Kincaid are there, right.
• 29:26
  You got the game, Davis, you got the Shaki, you got
• 29:27
  all those other Why not just play James Cook? Right? So I thought
• 29:30
  that was a very sharp move. And another interesting take here is I was
• 29:33
  looking at his portfolio. He didn't have one player over twenty five percent ownership
• 29:37
  in his entire in his entire pool, So I don't know if he put
• 29:41
  a hard gap on everyone, like a global max exposure, because twenty four
• 29:45
  point seven percent is his highest selling player. So that's another interesting I don't
• 29:49
  know if you have any points to add on that for the people, because
• 29:52
  you got more. I like that last call though, so I was just
• 29:55
  going to bring it up though, like, yeah, you got inverted numbers
• 29:57
  here right in the sense of twenty six percent of the fields on zeke he
• 30:02
  gets you nine point six only four percent thirty nine, and I mean it
• 30:06
  averted the other way, like worse off, So you could have had much
• 30:08
  better opportunities here. My guy James Connor, I tried to make that work.
• 30:11
  It could have just been James Cook, but he had a touchdown early
• 30:15
  and I thought it would be a little bit more involved. Still got eighteen.
• 30:17
  I mean that's pretty good on the day. I think that was a
• 30:19
  lot of points. Like you look here, Yeah, James Connor was right
• 30:22
  up in the mix, but in reality, the other guys that came through
• 30:26
  were what you expected. I mean, these two chalk plays just worked out
• 30:29
  so well at their prices, and this was a complete miss price on the
• 30:33
  slate the way things have been going, so we understand why everybody got there.
• 30:36
  You could argue the misprice on this. We knew he needed thirty plus,
• 30:40
  but you've been getting a floor of like twenty to twenty five. And
• 30:41
  then, like we said, we were just waiting for that breakout game.
• 30:45
  Huge favorites on the road in a dome all these other factors that we thought
• 30:48
  we would see, Like for Shad White, he ended up coming through getting
• 30:52
  twenty one, but I mean had some ownership there as well. So let's
• 30:55
  go back here, let's have a look at his exposures. Will go by
• 31:00
  a position real quick and just see. So we talked about quarterback already.
• 31:03
  Don't need to go back to that. But like you said, hard Cap
• 31:06
  nineteen kind of like this though, like I don't care about these little ones
• 31:08
  trickling in wasted six percent of my homes, like everybody does horrible play playing
• 31:15
  mahomes always, But that's fine. We'll stick with that. Well, people
• 31:18
  will eventually learn, right, they'll be waiting around for what if people do
• 31:21
  with jordan'speed. I think they tried him for two years and then it took
• 31:23
  two and a half years or three years to get paid off when he started
• 31:26
  getting good again. So if you avoided all that, sometimes you just have
• 31:30
  to put a stop to it. It's really hard to get mahomes right.
• 31:33
  And that's the continuous piece that I'll always make fun of. On here looks
• 31:36
  like a hard cap, which makes sense now that I was like, oh,
• 31:38
  he went way underweight on him, but it really looks just like he
• 31:41
  capped. He just got a bunch of running backs and just some people notice
• 31:45
  this. I don't have any problem with this. Strategies are obviously great MMM
• 31:48
  players, but just in general, you end up underweight on McCaffrey. But
• 31:52
  again, almost like when we look at the run the sim segment on those
• 31:56
  showdown shows, like, oh look he's bad leverage. Now he's minus percent
• 32:00
  or whatever, but yeah, he's still showing up in x amount percentage of
• 32:02
  lineups that are simulating out that look good. In this case, my point
• 32:07
  is you're still getting him in a quarter of your lineups. You still have
• 32:09
  twenty five percent almost on Christian McCaffrey. You're still in good shape. But
• 32:14
  what this negative percent allows you to do is get overweight white, overweight four
• 32:19
  don't be results oriented, overweight Singletary who if you want to be did really
• 32:23
  well, overweight on Barkley, overweight on Cech, overweight on Moster. Like,
• 32:29
  you still get a bunch of spots. Again, you talked about it.
• 32:31
  I've made fun of it all season. Everyone seemingly has a all inner
• 32:36
  fade button. It's not how this game works. And you'll see it more
• 32:38
  when we get to some sharper players after this as well, we're already looking
• 32:40
  at them now, but just some of the other spots. We'll look at
• 32:44
  Cooper Cup. You said it twenty five. It looks like a hard cap
• 32:46
  but well underweight on Jayden Reid. You still have twenty five percent of your
• 32:52
  lineups almost linked towards Jaden Reid. But now you're over on Hopkins, Douglas,
• 32:57
  Noah Brown, Robinson, Dobbs, Hyatt, Stefan Diggs even like again,
• 33:01
  not all these guys got there. It's what it does for your portfolio.
• 33:06
  And then tight end got to the cap on McBride, which was overweight
• 33:10
  there. I like that little bit overweight on Tucker Craft, a little bit
• 33:14
  overweight on Ndjoku. Tight End plays kind of got there yesterday. They were
• 33:17
  the good spots to go to, so that's fine. And then Detroit will
• 33:22
  or sorry, defense will note, not Detroit defense will note. It looks
• 33:27
  like where we at here, no defense over ten percent just turned them all
• 33:31
  off and got there that way. So you know that that's something you can
• 33:37
  do. Somebody brought that up yesterday actually to again, you don't have to
• 33:38
  do it, and I know not everybody does. But just to see it,
• 33:42
  let's look at some of these other ones. I know, driver's seat,
• 33:45
  another good player. Let's see here, what do they have for exposures?
• 33:50
  So the field underweight on the chalk defense, Ski Basher underweight on the
• 33:58
  chalk defense, and then and on the rams defense. Still at twelve,
• 34:01
  but you're still getting over on these other spots. I mean, I don't
• 34:05
  see too much different here with that. Anything else you want to talk about
• 34:07
  their nads? If not, let's go to the Wildcat. Talk about my
• 34:10
  guy, aneil aneil prow eighty eight. Awesome dude, awesome player, and
• 34:15
  ship the Wildcat yesterday. Do you have anything more on the twenty dollars you
• 34:17
  want to talk about? Though? No? The only other thing with uh
• 34:22
  the dude that won it, right, hard cap twenty five percent, it
• 34:25
  seems like on everyone, but that's still twenty five one fifty is thirty six
• 34:30
  lineups, right, That's more than some people put into the contest alone.
• 34:34
  Right, So when you're playing these guys, right, you still have thirty
• 34:37
  six lineups with Christian McCaffrey, right, that's more than majority of the field
• 34:42
  is entering in there, right, A majority of the people are entering twenty
• 34:45
  or less. Right, obviously got your one fifty max ers, so like
• 34:47
  you still have outs to the top and then the Jordan Love and Baker Mayfield.
• 34:52
  If your Jordan loves your highestone quarterback, why not go on the other
• 34:54
  side of it with a small percentage your lineups just in case the game script
• 34:59
  flips. The only other point that I wanted to bring up. If you're
• 35:02
  already in on that game on one side, it makes sense to go in
• 35:06
  on the game from the other side, from the other quarterback as well.
• 35:08
  Yeah, it could be the first week summer watching, even though it's our
• 35:12
  last week for the show. But just to know you said it there.
• 35:14
  I mean, we talked about this all the time college football and even this
• 35:15
  season they introduced these super flex for whatever. But like, that's why you're
• 35:19
  always putting two quarterbacks for the most part, or quarterbacks against each other,
• 35:22
  because that's actually the highest correlation in football. But you don't get to use
• 35:25
  it because when we play class on Classic Slate, because when we play Classic
• 35:29
  Slate, you can only pick one. But to your point, it's funny,
• 35:31
  because what did everybody do yesterday, Like, oh, I'm gonna play
• 35:35
  holl the sneaky opposite side. He was half the ownership of Stafford or maybe
• 35:38
  a little bit over that. But still the point was, why did you'll
• 35:43
  love still got love? Why didn't have Why didn't everyone jump the other side?
• 35:46
  It was like one tenth of him on the other side on Baker Mayfield,
• 35:50
  But you love the Jordan Love side. So it sounds weird to say
• 35:52
  it, but you get what my point is. What Needs' point just was,
• 35:54
  So I think that's kind of key to pick up on. And then
• 35:57
  yeah, your point on the lineups thing, I've said this for you.
• 36:00
  I love that you just brought that one up. I think we've missed it
• 36:01
  all season. But people forget. They'll say, oh, that's crazy.
• 36:05
  They'll go around now and say, dude won the Millie with only ten percent
• 36:07
  James Cook in his portfolio. Well, first of all, that was like
• 36:12
  double the field or more. Second of all, ten percent of one to
• 36:15
  fifty is very obviously fifteen. Most people have twenty lineups or less ten to
• 36:20
  twenty, maybe five lineups that they throw in that he had. You could
• 36:22
  he was as if you had one hundred percent of those or on your twenty
• 36:27
  max. They were seventy five percent him on that, so it's like they're
• 36:30
  mixing into a portfolio. Doesn't mean don't play it if you can't play one.
• 36:34
  Fifty to each their own on that. We've had plenty of conversations on
• 36:37
  that throughout the season. Some people have it on fifty. My point about
• 36:40
  that is, if you feel good about your fifty, I do all the
• 36:43
  time. I'm fine. We're just playing that to each their own. But
• 36:45
  other people are like, oh, got to use the max because they have
• 36:49
  the MAX. Well, yesterday, that's my point of about the running joke
• 36:52
  about never Mahomes. I could have ran a thousand lineups yesterday with the lock
• 36:55
  button on Mahomes that said use at least two guys with him, and probably
• 37:00
  got zero mahomes. Ceh McKinnon's not that those were even needed anyway. It
• 37:05
  would have loaded me up with rice, it would have loaded me up with
• 37:07
  Kelsey, it would have loaded me up with all this other stuff, and
• 37:10
  then none of them were any even needed anyway. So sometimes it doesn't matter
• 37:15
  if you have a thousand lineups or fifty or ten, but when these guys
• 37:17
  have a certain percentage of exposure to somebody, you are still getting a nice
• 37:22
  overweight position on the field, and overweight versus what the majority are doing anyway,
• 37:27
  So you actually are giving yourself out on those James Cook lineups. You
• 37:30
  have fifteen lineups that have him if he has that forty point almost forty point
• 37:35
  day, So keep that in mind when you're looking at as well. Naid's
• 37:38
  I'll click it back to you. We got a man, just a who's
• 37:42
  who up at the top. So I said, it was definitely a day
• 37:44
  for the Sharps yesterday. Aneil maybe less known to some then Yoda, Chipotle
• 37:50
  and Ricky d hardfour Redco, BK, Grex, all these guys, like
• 37:52
  a lot of these guys are are. All these guys are incredible. I've
• 37:55
  met most of them. Grex awesome dude, but definitely he probably underrated because
• 38:00
  people don't know him as well. Crushes it in a bunch of sports.
• 38:04
  Really good guy. Neil, same thing. Should know him by now if
• 38:07
  you don't. But I know everybody knows these guys. So we'll get to
• 38:09
  some of these ones and round up the show on this tournament days. It'll
• 38:13
  take some time, but here's Anil's lineup. He got there with Blacko Amari
• 38:17
  and Djoku no runback popped in some pieces, Okay, Kieran Williams and Terry
• 38:23
  McLaurin loved that little secondary popped in Chuba Hubbard, Rashie Rice, Noah Brown,
• 38:30
  and that allowed him to get up to the payoup, the opposite of
• 38:32
  the Jets chalk. Give me your thoughts on his lineup here. It's a
• 38:36
  pretty interesting one and it again just snuck in the win. Another guy waiting
• 38:40
  on stat corrections versus destroying third place by eleven points. Go ahead, Yeah,
• 38:46
  going in on the Cleveland offense at home against a pretty bad Bears defense.
• 38:52
  Right, Bears defense been playing playing better as of late, but I
• 38:55
  mean it's still Cleveland at home and the dog pound. Right, Flacco came
• 38:59
  in, and I mean, this guy's been zipping the football the last two
• 39:01
  weeks. Right, Obviously, they went in and beat Jacksonville and now they
• 39:07
  beat they beat Chicago here in Flaco just looks like, I mean, this
• 39:10
  guy looks like a Super Bowl champ, right, flinging in his connection with
• 39:15
  the n Joe who's off the charts right now. So obviously obviously O'Neil went
• 39:21
  in on that conviction right with the Cleveland offense. You don't need a run
• 39:23
  back because who you're going to play in Chicago? Right, You got Dj
• 39:25
  Moore, while he's expensive, you don't know who else Mooney? Right,
• 39:30
  The running backs kind of trash there, So don't really need a run back.
• 39:32
  And a lot of people do force a runback. We've talked about that
• 39:36
  multiple times across this the show breakdowns the last fifteen weeks. Is a lot
• 39:40
  of people in the optimizer, right. A lot of optimizers have it automatically
• 39:44
  built in right where you click a button and it says, automatically run every
• 39:46
  stack back with opposing pass catcher or running back tight end. If you do
• 39:52
  that, obviously you don't get to a build like this. We already brought
• 39:54
  up to Noah Brown. I really like that secondary correlation with Kyrin Williams and
• 39:58
  Terry McLaurin just grabbed the two best plays from that game, right, that
• 40:00
  are affordable. Terry McLaurin flop leg from the whole season right fifteen percent.
• 40:07
  I mean he was projected to come in higher owned than that. Obviously he
• 40:08
  got there. Kyron and Williams just significantly miss priced there with his his line
• 40:14
  share of the back the Rashid Rice right wide receiver number one. There you
• 40:17
  can't afford to get up to Kelsey. Rashid Rice has been the guy for
• 40:22
  Kansas City's offense. People want to argue Justin Watson things like that, but
• 40:25
  Rashid why continues to produce every week like that? And then he landed on
• 40:30
  Chewba Hubbard. But also thing about Chewba Hubbard is people wanted to play Bijon
• 40:36
  myself included. Bijon didn't come in super high owned or anything. But on
• 40:39
  the other side of that same game, right, we talk about that a
• 40:43
  lot. Other side of the same game, same running back, same quarterback,
• 40:46
  other side of the game, right, just flipping the script. It's
• 40:49
  still a gross game, but it could be Chewba Hubbard at a cheaper price
• 40:53
  point. He is at home right against Atlanta, so overall good good,
• 40:59
  good building and allowed him to spend up at defense. Where on the other
• 41:01
  side of the Jets where we already talked about, right, Jets came in
• 41:05
  at almost twenty percent ownership in the twenty dollars, and you flip the builds
• 41:08
  because you got these other cheap pieces. So overall, looking at his exposures
• 41:14
  too, like against Stafford, and Howell took up a huge majority of his
• 41:16
  lineups, got overweight on how opposite side. Brock perty pretty straightforward up and
• 41:22
  down here. I liked all these options Alan. I think my slate plan
• 41:24
  had Stafford, Purdy, Love Alan and maybe case like one more. I
• 41:31
  think I played Keenum at four K just to make it, try and make
• 41:34
  it work. I know some people had some Keenum with everything builds yesterday,
• 41:37
  but tenum to Noah Brown, our guy Chris Neville nevs in the discord,
• 41:42
  very generous guy, always giving away. He came sixth for three hundred K
• 41:45
  in the FFWC yesterday in Arizona, and I thought that was pretty interesting,
• 41:51
  just because again if you were looking for a way to use Keenum and Noah
• 41:53
  Brown put him together, sandwich that and try and get around there that way.
• 41:58
  I thought that was another good spot. But again heavy on love no
• 42:01
  Baker, and not that you needed to be he already won the tournament.
• 42:04
  I'm saying. My point is like, it's a lot of people did this
• 42:07
  yesterday because of the game environment. I know our guys that Nick said.
• 42:09
  I thought this was going under our stack rankings. Loved the Love side I
• 42:14
  keep doing this, but they were in love with Jordan Love We'll say it
• 42:17
  that way. But either way, the game looked good. I know my
• 42:21
  core was love read Craft with CMC and White, but I had four guys
• 42:25
  from that game going, and in my actual main build it had Godwin in
• 42:30
  it as well to finish out the five man So it's like that's I was
• 42:32
  all over that game. I had a good resulting. It was one hundred
• 42:35
  and seventy six that I scored with it. But my point is, you
• 42:38
  know the environment, the stack rankings have been all over it is. It's
• 42:42
  in Lambeau. I get that side of it. But I thought there was
• 42:44
  again the pricing, even if it didn't get to the over I'm not focusing
• 42:47
  on the game points, like I've said all season, the fantasy point potential,
• 42:52
  so I was looking at it from that. Let's look what else does
• 42:54
  he have here? So very heavy on the the big four. Really,
• 43:00
  to be honest, Aids, Look, we knew Kieran Williams. Again,
• 43:04
  he sets a cap very clearly of some kind because you're just not getting there.
• 43:07
  But yeah, McCaffrey, Gibson, Zeke Elliott, these four, we're
• 43:12
  by far the foremost popular on the site yesterday. It's right here you can
• 43:17
  see it and very close behind, so not straying too far. And this
• 43:22
  probably is the product gat good point here by Jason our guy Baderbert says Gibson
• 43:27
  third highest owned. If he goes Gibson there instead of Hubbard, he doesn't
• 43:30
  get their nice pivot. But I would also imagine too, just bringing it
• 43:35
  up, and I hate I'm not gonna go back and forth right now,
• 43:37
  I know it off the top of my head, but just to note,
• 43:38
  remember his lineup had Kieran and McLaurin as the flex, so you weren't gonna
• 43:46
  likely get McLaurin and Gibson and Kieran. It can happen. I'm not saying
• 43:51
  it wouldn't. I'm just saying that's you know, maybe it's luck, maybe
• 43:53
  it's whatever. But for that lineup, I would imagine that's the case.
• 43:55
  Because also of his quarterback exposures on Stack and Howell being so high, it
• 44:01
  was like there was some sort of combination set up for that where that if
• 44:06
  you got to that many, it would end up with more of those guys
• 44:08
  in the lineup. Pretty straightforward here too. For the situational stuff. The
• 44:14
  interesting note I would say though, is that like Cup Robinson and Nikua way
• 44:20
  down the list besides Nakoula, you could say seventeen, but the other guy's
• 44:22
  ten percent or less on him having almost twenty percent of Stafford and a bunch
• 44:29
  more. How you're not really seeing it focused as much there, just kind
• 44:32
  of capped out to get nice chunks of each. Got a good little bit
• 44:36
  of leverage on Wilson Lamb situational stuff there where again not that they came through,
• 44:40
  but more of just how he got there. Marii Cooper, what was
• 44:44
  his flack ownership by the way, just going back very little. So that's
• 44:49
  funny too, right, You see that three percent on that as just the
• 44:52
  one that sneaks through sometimes that that's all it takes. I showed that often,
• 44:55
  joked about it on my own stuff last week when people made you know,
• 44:59
  I said, like some you think you're dead early in the day,
• 45:00
  and there's one lineup that comes through later on, and so that's the way
• 45:05
  in djoku, But same thing here McBride craft. I think he played it
• 45:07
  pretty straight, pretty straightforward, and up and down when it comes to how
• 45:12
  his lineups were built like or sorry, how his pool was built. It's
• 45:15
  the roster construction factor that comes into play. Where's he at here on the
• 45:22
  field. See, this was my point too, Like you'll see it with
• 45:24
  some of these players. We're gonna look at the other guys too. I
• 45:25
  don't want to spend all day on here. But like jets D still took
• 45:29
  ten percent way under the field, not playing the chockiest tea, but match
• 45:32
  the field or just above on rams Again, there is no all in or
• 45:36
  fade button. You can still get away with it and come through before I
• 45:39
  look at somebody else here and give you other thoughts on this one. Na's
• 45:42
  our guy Trevor who shipped five hundred k last season in the Showdown slate.
• 45:46
  That was a point he's bringing up back to our previous one on how many
• 45:50
  lineups to play. There's other factors involved. It needs to go your way.
• 45:53
  But his point he brings up is for Showdown and it can work on
• 45:57
  anything. But just to say it again, same thing. If your script
• 46:00
  is to run all five ones with running backs at the captains, it wouldn't
• 46:05
  matter if you have a thousand lineups in Showdown, You're not getting there.
• 46:07
  Play your scripts, hit the script right and it can come through still.
• 46:12
  So if you feel comfortable with that, it can work out to your favor.
• 46:15
  In the tune of five hundred K in his case, and then he
• 46:19
  also says riverboat Ron plays DFAs benching Alan Gibson Dick. Yeah, he is
• 46:23
  obviously joking about that. But in general, the later we get in the
• 46:28
  season, you do have to remember some of the stuff. That's why becomes
• 46:30
  a little bit more challenging and you have to think outside the box a little
• 46:32
  bit later in the season because people will sit guys down. There is more
• 46:37
  potential for tanking. There is more potential for seeing what somebody has and being
• 46:40
  able to get away with it, saying you double down. We're talking about
• 46:44
  double leveraging on the slates. And then these tournaments, the coaches are saying,
• 46:47
  how can we and the owners and things like that, how can we
• 46:51
  bench someone but make the storyline look like we're trying to see what this guy's
• 46:54
  got and give him a shot, try and kill two birds with one stone.
• 46:58
  The problem is sometimes backfires, and whoever said player is that gets plugged
• 47:02
  in wants to prove that they have a reason to be out there and they
• 47:06
  end up doing well for that. This was the point brought up earlier to
• 47:10
  NADS was Hunter Henry was obvious only pass catcher wasn't playing Douglas. Yeah,
• 47:15
  sometimes that is the case, and I used the example last season a lot.
• 47:17
  But last year we kept trying to make Greg Dortch work and it ended
• 47:22
  up being Trey McBride. This week was the same thing. Pop Douglas got
• 47:25
  a bunch of late steam and then all of a sudden it ends up being
• 47:30
  Hunter Henry. So any other thoughts from O'Neil stuff here that you've got,
• 47:34
  If not, I want to look at some others. No, I just
• 47:37
  think it's interesting. So if you look at the top five players right in
• 47:39
  terms of ROI obviously all very very good players all had one hundred lineoffs max
• 47:44
  center in a three thirty three, he had thirty six percent max cap on
• 47:49
  his player pool. All the other four players all went like sixty five percent
• 47:52
  or higher. Right, So I think that is an interesting point because we
• 47:55
  saw the million maker winner, right, have a max cap you're set too,
• 48:00
  so obviously to each your own, right, there's multiple different ways to
• 48:05
  play. But he only still with ninety six or with thirty six percent max.
• 48:08
  He still only played ninety seven players, whereas some of these guys that
• 48:12
  had seventy percent cap, seventy five percent, seventy eight percent still played eighty
• 48:16
  five eighty one players things like that. So it's not sometimes going super narrow
• 48:22
  and taking stands. I know your your kind of team, build your portfolio
• 48:29
  and get you exposure, and it doesn't mean play everyone, but it means
• 48:31
  play everyone in a way that makes sense. I know that's kind of the
• 48:35
  camp you come from, and seems like Anil is kind of in that same
• 48:37
  boat. And obviously it came to the tune of obviously a very very good
• 48:42
  day for him. Yeah, I like this setup. But the one thing
• 48:46
  I will say to your point is that I also don't mind. Like,
• 48:51
  again, we're talking about the best players in the world. But my point
• 48:52
  is like these sixty eights aren't coming in on something ridiculous. I will show
• 48:57
  you something in a second, and again, a very sharp player, but
• 48:59
  I think it's still for me. It's it's an aggressive strategy, but I
• 49:02
  understand it because I see something else now, so I'll note it. But
• 49:07
  where I'm going with this, so Neil, I love this approach. This
• 49:08
  is how I like to play. I like to still get pieces of angles.
• 49:13
  I think you're not dead just because you didn't have this, that or
• 49:15
  the other. But obviously when you see like Yodico and Chipotle, where they're
• 49:19
  doing it is on these top plays like I again, getting sixty eight percent
• 49:22
  here and when he's already sixty that's fine, this is awesome. This is
• 49:27
  my point. Though everyone talks about this is the biggest leak I see out
• 49:30
  there are one of the biggest leagues. I call a lot of things leaks.
• 49:32
  I think this is one of the biggest ones. Though, man forty
• 49:36
  percent McCaffrey, I'm against that. He's not gonna do it. I'm full
• 49:39
  fade. And then other people are like, oh, he's gonna crush.
• 49:43
  I'm all in. You are allowed just to play the field on the guy
• 49:45
  and get enough exposure to him. There, you're not paying there, you
• 49:49
  really thing, yoa Udica is paying the rake on the field Like this gets
• 49:52
  set all the time. Oh, he's just matching the field, he's paying
• 49:53
  the rake. This man is definitely not paying the rake. I can promise
• 49:57
  you that, and you guys know this, So again, stop worrying about
• 50:00
  whatever everyone else is telling you. I think a beginner rule for someone who's
• 50:04
  just starting off playing DFS, it's really good to think of these things where
• 50:08
  you have to make hard decisions. I do like it from that perspective.
• 50:13
  My friend Degenerate seventy five praise that Pete preaches us all the time. I
• 50:16
  think it's really good advice. And a lot of people that he's talking to
• 50:20
  are people coming in and ourselves included are starting off just getting into DFS.
• 50:23
  I think it is good advice to try and take a stand on someone versus
• 50:29
  just playing the field. I think what we're doing here, and I know
• 50:30
  for myself and many others that are trying to get great at their game are
• 50:34
  looking for what are the advanced players doing and trying to understand why. What
• 50:37
  I always say is, you don't know. You're not gonna go dissect every
• 50:42
  single one of his lineups, but you have no idea how he played this
• 50:45
  forty two percent. So my point is of I always say this, and
• 50:50
  stick with me on this when it gets tricky. It's worked better in golf
• 50:52
  to explain it. But if forty percent of the field played McCaffrey and fifty
• 51:00
  of those lineups are playing it in a certain way that's negative AEV horrible with
• 51:05
  all the other chalk plays, lineups that don't make sense, lineups that have
• 51:08
  no chance really on paper, of winning this type of tournament. And he's
• 51:13
  matching the field. But every single one, one hundred percent of his lineups
• 51:16
  are built in a way that's plus EV very solid. I mean one of
• 51:21
  literally I think the best player in the world. So my point is about
• 51:22
  this, he's not actually matching the field. His percentage factually says he matched
• 51:29
  the field. On ownership, he built way better lineups than the majority of
• 51:32
  the field. So he's actually overweight on good McCaffrey lineups, and that's where
• 51:37
  people miss. There's levels to it. His paper number says he matched the
• 51:43
  field. What he actually did dominated the field most likely because of these forty
• 51:46
  percent, there's probably twenty five to fifty percent of them that are very bad
• 51:51
  lineups. He's got forty two percent that are probably very good lineups. So
• 51:53
  one hundred percent of his McCaffrey lineups are built strong. He's actually way overweight
• 51:59
  on useful McCaffrey lineups. That's where people miss it and make a mistake.
• 52:04
  And that's why you can match the field on ownership. Hopefully that's a good
• 52:07
  one that you guys can take away. It works really well in golf.
• 52:10
  Oh, this guy's gonna be thirty percent. I can't play him. No,
• 52:14
  you can play him as the field and play him differently. You can
• 52:16
  play him and take a stand on either side, or you can go to
• 52:20
  your default a fighter all in. But there's definitely something to think of when
• 52:23
  you talk about this. I was gonna say, my guy Grex, who
• 52:27
  is actually hilarious. When I was at a what was it, the Fantasy
• 52:30
  Golf World Championship with him and his wife there, this man had one of
• 52:35
  every drink amongst the meal. He had like an espresso martini to start,
• 52:38
  tried whatever the drink A special was with like a bourbon. This is in
• 52:42
  New Orleans. I think it was in New Orleans. Maybe it was in
• 52:45
  a different event, but a Memphis sorry for last year's Fantasy Golf World Championship.
• 52:50
  Then he had a dessert one he had wine with the steak. I
• 52:52
  mean, this guy tried every drink there. He's an incredible dude, hilarious
• 52:55
  guy. But I was like, man, he went forty percent I know
• 52:59
  he was he on this game, but he went forty percent on Wicks.
• 53:01
  But then I realized he was also one of the guys that didn't max that
• 53:05
  still ended up outputting a very nice ROI. So congrats to Grex, my
• 53:08
  guy. I just was wondering. I was like, man, this is
• 53:10
  an aggressive approach. If it was on one hundred lineups, I would think,
• 53:15
  uh, sorry, forty percent on four is too much. On ten
• 53:17
  lineups, I'm fine with that. He's building around those stats. And if
• 53:21
  you go to where he was at here, it was pretty balanced. Pick
• 53:24
  your five quarterbacks run it. I might have to hit him up and tell
• 53:28
  him about this never Mahomes thing. Still, but anybody else you want to
• 53:31
  look at here names? I know you brought up looking at no. So
• 53:37
  Ricky D. Yeah, Ricky D obviously another very, very incredible player.
• 53:40
  We talked about him multiple times this year already on these shows. Look at
• 53:44
  his running back exposures, right he Yeah, he had sixty percent cap exposure
• 53:47
  on the good plays, right, McCaffrey, he matched the field, or
• 53:52
  thought he was matching the field. Right, he went thirty six percent.
• 53:53
  McCaffrey. To your point that you just made, right, Kyron Williams.
• 53:58
  He knew this stake in this field, Kyon Williams is going to be even
• 54:00
  higher owned than in the Millionmaker came in at sixty percent of what he do.
• 54:05
  He matched the field. He probably thought he was going to be slightly
• 54:07
  overweight, but still the point still stands and that allowed him to Okay,
• 54:12
  he thought obviously Zeke, he knew Zeke was going to becoming Chalky. He
• 54:15
  probably thought about thirty percent to let me go double weight or double or double
• 54:20
  the field right in terms of Zeke, because I'm matching the field on the
• 54:22
  two other chalk running backs McCaffrey, Kyroen and Williams. So to your point,
• 54:27
  Tambell just another obviously incredible, incredible player. You don't need to lock
• 54:31
  or fade, fade, fade these guys. You can match the field at
• 54:35
  other good plays and it allows you to get overweight on guys like Trey McBride,
• 54:38
  Zeke Elliott. Don't be results oriented, right, match go overweight on
• 54:43
  those guys, get overweight right. He had thirty four percent. You Behobbard
• 54:45
  on the other side of that bijon game that we already talked about. So
• 54:49
  just another point to bring up that I think it's interesting, and this is
• 54:52
  why the show's so beneficial for me, so beneficial for you and hopefully you
• 54:57
  guys in the chat. Obviously we use fans Labs. We're not partner with
• 55:00
  them or anything, but I just like, we just like the way that
• 55:04
  you can look at everything on here, and I highly suggest y'all go through
• 55:07
  this. You can click into any contest, look at any player filtered by
• 55:10
  username search, look at their exposures, look at the lineups, and see
• 55:15
  everything, and then go back into whatever optimizer partner you use. We use
• 55:20
  a solver over here, and you can go back into the rewind feature and
• 55:22
  rerun lineups and play around with it and see to redo your exposure portfolio and
• 55:29
  then see what they would have came out with and things like that, just
• 55:31
  to play around, because if you don't create a process, you have nothing
• 55:36
  to go off of, and you're kind of just throwing darts at the wall
• 55:37
  every single week, which definitely is not going to be profitable in the long
• 55:40
  run. Yeah, my man, Ricky d could have won this thing too.
• 55:44
  If you had have just got rid of the fourteen percent of homes,
• 55:46
  it would have been all over. Man. He would have got all that
• 55:49
  spaced out to the other good spots here he would have crushed. But yeah,
• 55:52
  you said it, and I guess this play, the Hubbard one really
• 55:55
  sticks out because that's just a huge overweight stance. So something you had there
• 55:59
  Autumn. I like, okay, the late news on you know, people
• 56:02
  coming around on Jones again, not results. I'm looking at portfolios and what
• 56:07
  they got to. I definitely think Pollard, no one was on him,
• 56:09
  could have been the opposite side in James Cook. So the same idea,
• 56:14
  this just doesn't always work out right. Same idea though, was how do
• 56:16
  I get a piece of that game that nobody else is going to the answer
• 56:21
  was James Cook. But I like the thought process of Tony Pollard. You
• 56:24
  see it here, Rice Douglas, Wandale, all these just a round field
• 56:30
  or above overweight on Rice, overweight on Zeke. Probably a lot of secondary
• 56:35
  stacks focusing on that as ways to get that. You can use the good
• 56:37
  plays, but put them together and correlate. But pop Douglas fits in with
• 56:42
  that. Wandale fine, But then you go down here and it's like Marquise
• 56:46
  Brown. Not many people get into that one. Elijah Moore not many people
• 56:50
  going there. Dj Moore, not many people ended up going there, Amari,
• 56:53
  So lots of good stuff within the mix that you still get in Flacco
• 56:59
  two percent, he's got twelve fields, two percent got fourteen. That's how
• 57:02
  you get to those more double more plays the Elijah Morris and the or the
• 57:07
  DJ Moors and the Elijah Morris and then go to tight end way over on
• 57:13
  McBride taking the stand. I don't I guess the only thing I can say
• 57:16
  about this again, I don't love it because I thought we had a million
• 57:20
  tight ends yesterday anyway, But there is something to be said for flipping the
• 57:24
  build when everyone's on a cheap tight end that lands you on a one Travis
• 57:29
  kelce which, in turn, if Travis Kelcey has a big game, it's
• 57:32
  likely linked to Mahomes. I get that side of it. I just don't
• 57:35
  personally love playing a guy that I just don't believe in and in DFS at
• 57:38
  least. And also I thought the tight end was loaded and there's been like
• 57:43
  no need and it was pretty much everybody smacked Travis kelce in the face.
• 57:46
  But oh Taylor Swift was at the game. He's gonna do good right,
• 57:50
  No, it has nothing to do with that shit either. So that's just
• 57:52
  one thing way again chalk dead a round it out. Underweight on the Jets,
• 57:59
  but again, oh don't play chuck da well what but then overweight on
• 58:01
  the rams like you can still go both ways overweight on Buffalo kind Again,
• 58:06
  I really like Ricky d the way he's picking his spots. Good overweight,
• 58:10
  good with it, underweight, go back here, I will just wait overweight
• 58:17
  around the field. Underweight, You're sorry, opposite of what I was trying
• 58:22
  to say, go back to here, same thing. Picked his stand way
• 58:24
  overweight on Rice, got overweight on some others, and then match the field
• 58:30
  on some others, and then to your running back point, you know,
• 58:32
  match the field on the biggest number, but way overweight on Zeke, match
• 58:37
  the field on McCaffrey, and then you get some underweight stances down here.
• 58:42
  Yeah, I have another point to map to. Right to the Cuba Hobbard.
• 58:45
  So who's tube sandwich between right, Zeke and Gibson. Obviously Zeke and
• 58:50
  Gibson the two chalk pieces. Tuba obviously low owned. He knew he was
• 58:52
  overweight on Zeke, right double the field he was underweight on Gibson, So
• 58:57
  he went with the leverage play, going overweight the guy in the similar price
• 59:00
  point in between those, which I thought was obviously a sharp move, and
• 59:05
  Tuba got twenty three carries and twenty five carries the two weeks before that in
• 59:08
  two games that they got absolutely annihilated. So even in this game, where
• 59:14
  obviously it was a gross total, but every game in that am am window
• 59:19
  was a gross total. Right, grabbing the guy that's still getting the work
• 59:22
  right, getting the snap share, getting the carries, and also leveraging the
• 59:25
  field because he knows he's underweight on Gibson, right, going with the guy
• 59:30
  in the middle there a fifty six hundred. I didn't want to bring that
• 59:32
  up as well. Yeah, love, I love that call. And the
• 59:36
  last thing I would say too, and it will probably trickle over to golf.
• 59:38
  What I you know for the PGADFS season is I did a lot of
• 59:42
  thinking over the last year this season with the NFLDFS and things like that too,
• 59:45
  about some of these like one percenters trickling in and stuff like you see
• 59:51
  like oh you had a one percent forward or you go back to who were
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  we on earlier? It was like three percent that Anil had for the quarterback
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  that actually ended up winning the tournament. And I think a lot of people
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  have said, like even myself has said it. In golf, at least
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  with the plays that are above seven k, I think, and it goes
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  to football. With anything with football, I'm gonna let them trickle in because
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  it's a running back that could just be that one excuse me, one difference
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  maker that makes the lineup. But in golf, it's like if you're gonna
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  take a stand, if you're gonna go to a guy in the six k
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  range, I will always say like, let's get five or ten percent so
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  that, if you're right, they're mixed in. It's an individual sport though,
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  so I think I still stand by that. But when I was only
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  getting like two percent or three percent of a Max Homa because I was getting
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  so many guys around him that were just as good or better that I just
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  like those plays better, that one Max Homa could flip into the rest of
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  my core. And we've seen it here now going back to NFL, where
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  those one little trickle off quarterbacks of three percent to five percent or only having
• 1:00:46
  seven or eight percent of James Cook, you could just cross them off and
• 1:00:52
  say I'm not getting enough, so why not? But if they trickle into
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  the right places, those are these forty point differences and thirty point differences that
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  can separate yourself from not making any money to literally winning the tournament and moving
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  on. And it's not really being like situational or sample size or results oriented.
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  Just I've been watching it all season. It does make sense to me
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  where you can find these spots, plug them in and still make them work,
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  especially in NFL, but in golf, I'm talking more with mid tier
• 1:01:20
  and above, not the scrubs. I think you should still kind of find
• 1:01:24
  some scrubs that you like, because otherwise you can get yourself playing too many
• 1:01:28
  of them and you put yourself in the situation of now you didn't have enough
• 1:01:30
  of any of them to find its way in. But for the players up
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  top, I think I'm gonna let more of those guys seep in. Any
• 1:01:37
  final thoughts from you and aids before we get out of here, It's been
• 1:01:38
  a great season doing this show with you and always love breaking the stuff down
• 1:01:42
  in general. No, it's been a great season. We appreciate as everyone
• 1:01:45
  that tunes in, everyone who watches on playback. Obviously, we know at
• 1:01:50
  Chippen Nation here this isn't the most viewed show, but that's not what we're
• 1:01:52
  about. We're about helping the people who want to learn, the people who
• 1:01:57
  want to become better players. Obviously I paid attention of the show in the
• 1:02:00
  past, right and when Tamble was remember of previous sites things like that,
• 1:02:05
  I've loved this show. That's why when he asked if I wanted to do
• 1:02:07
  it with them this year, obviously I said yes, it'll be back next
• 1:02:10
  year. We appreciate everyone. And as always, just because we're not doing
• 1:02:15
  the show to the rest of the season, I still highly suggest y'all do
• 1:02:20
  this on your Monday during this time slot whatever. Go on Fantasy Labs,
• 1:02:23
  go on the DraftKings leader boards and look at these different players, look at
• 1:02:27
  their constructions and look at what you did right. Maybe you were in line
• 1:02:30
  and maybe you had a good day, or maybe you didn't right. What
• 1:02:34
  could you did better? Things like that. Just because we're not on here
• 1:02:37
  doing these shows doesn't mean you can't continue to do this process. Because I
• 1:02:40
  know I'm going to continue to do it. I know tam Will continues to
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  do it. That's how you become better players, and don't forget about it,
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  the mix where you can use it for all of that. Again, thanks
• 1:03:27
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  Hoop Title and myself breaking down Philly in Seattle for this game tonight. We've
• 1:03:54
  got some injury stuff to keep an eye on. I think it looks like
• 1:03:58
  it's gonna be Drew Locke. Hopefully we see Hurts to keep it so it's
• 1:04:00
  still a pretty good game. But if not, I still have a lot
• 1:04:02
  more interest in tonight's game either way, so it's gonna be a good one.
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