Over at Footballguys.com the full article is posted on using early ownership rates to construct cash and tournament lineups. Here is one highly-owned player to fade for week:
Of the top-5 owned quarterbacks, Drew Brees stands out. The Saints have struggled mightily on defense, which is likely to squeeze their offensive chances. Plus, Brees is one of the higher variance home-road quarterbacks in the NFL.
This year Brees is a 5837-45-10 passer (yards-touchdowns-interceptions) on a 16-game pace at home via RotoViz. On the flip side, Brees is a pedestrian 4616-24-20 on the road. In traditional fantasy the mantra has been start Brees at home and fade him on the road; DFS is the same mindset - mix Brees into your lineup card at home, but fade this week.
Follow @ChadParsonsNFL
New to DFS? Want to go from fish to piranha and take down a shark? This is the place for you.
I discuss stacks that are profoundly possessed, rare stacks, shootout-potential matchups, and protected stacks. Here's a completely random idea. Please read the entire piece for information free games on massive loads of various stacks.
ReplyDeleteWhat sets Watermelon Game
ReplyDeleteapart from other casual games is its endless replayability. With procedurally generated levels and a wide variety of obstacles and power-ups, no two playthroughs are ever the same.
The detailed analysis provided on That's Not My Neighbor offers valuable insights into DFS lineup construction, demonstrating a keen understanding of player performance trends and game strategies.
ReplyDelete