The biggest DFS price movers in the NFL leading into Week 5 Being a DFS analyst sometimes feels as much like being a psychoanalyst as it does being a statistician. You see, DFS really is a market unlike traditional sports. While the season long owner can only needs to determine which of two players is better in a given trade or weekly roster decision, the DFS owner needs to consider not only the quality of the player and the match-up, but the price for that given week as well. A player that was a nearly unanimous play at $5,000 like James Conner can become unplayable at $7,800 in the blink of an eye, and on the flip side, a slumping player like David Johnson can eventually reach a point where he's too cheap, even considering the rough start he's off to. Let's take a look at some big movers and shakers this season, and see if we can't pinpoint a few guys whose prices could increase dramatically going forward. Want to see the rest of this article? Go grab a free three day trial of DFSR Pro or DFSR Basic! Your subscription will include access to premium content, our lineup optimizer, our members only chatroom, and more! START YOUR FREE TRIAL - AND READ THE...

Daily Fantasy Football Top Stacks for FanDuel and DraftKings Week 5 - 10/7/18 Week four was an extremely high-scoring week putting even more emphasis on stacking when it comes to GPP lineup construction. There are a ton of ways to go about stacking that can help separate you from the pack whether its team stacking with multiple receiving options, using a tight end or running back, targeting low-owned QB/WR options to be contrarian, or game stacking to advantage of these high scoring games. Let's jump in and take a look at a couple of those options that can help you get to the GPP promise land this weekend. Want to see the rest of this article? Go grab a free three day trial of DFSR Pro or DFSR Basic! Your subscription will include access to premium content, our lineup optimizer, our members only chatroom, and more! START YOUR FREE TRIAL - AND READ THE...

Daily Fantasy College Football Picks and Betting Spotlight (Premium) for DraftKings - Week 6 We’re almost at the halfway point of the season if you can believe that. We know Alabama is dominating and would likely be double-digit favorites if the Championship game were to be played tomorrow. Georgia looks like the second-best team in the nation, again. And we think Notre Dame may have found their quarterback. But much of the college landscape is still up in the air. Week Six is highlighted by the Red River Rivalry where Oklahoma will look to keep their playoff hopes alive against Texas. This will be their 113th meeting dating back to October 10, 1900. Saturday caps off with Notre Dame taking on Virginia Tech in what could be a statement game for Ian Book and the Irish. Now let’s get down to business and break this slate down.   Quarterback Kyler Murray -Oklahoma DK 10200 Opponent Texas There are a few guys worthy of this top spot, but the nod goes to Murray. Many people will play Dwayne Haskins and I’ll certainly have my own exposure, but Murray runs whereas Haskins does not. At only $400 more I feel it’s worth the added safety of rushing production for the small bump in salary. Ohio State is projected for more points, but with such a high line and so many weapons, Haskins could get burned by early rushing touchdowns. As good as Oklahoma is, the production is largely dominated by Murray. The loss of Anderson has their run game in shuffle mode leaving Murray and the passing game to do much of the damage. So, even with a less favorable game script compared to Haskins I still prefer the production share advantage for Murray. Again, it’s close, real close. The Sooners are currently eight-point favorites with a total sitting right at 60, which feels a little low, but it is an emotional game so I can see it starting off slow offensively. Texas has shown a smidge of defensive swagger recently, but they haven’t faced an offense anywhere near as explosive as Oklahoma. This is going to be a stiff test for the Longhorns. On the flip side, Texas has shown a decent proficiency in the passing game and the Sooners have shown some susceptibility at defending the pass. Hence why the total feels a little low to me. I will certainly have exposure to multiple quarterbacks on the slate but in terms of cash, it's really hard to argue against Murray. Peyton Ramsey -Indiana DK 4900 Opponent Ohio State On the opposite end of the salary spectrum is Peyton Ramsey. It’s hard to feel safe rostering Ramsey for your cash...

GPP Ownership Pivot Plays for Week 4 on FanDuel and DraftKings Week four is here and one thing that stands out in GPP's is that not only is stacking a huge key to success, finding pivot plays for high-owned players is also crucial to separate yourself from the pack. Let's dig in and take a look at a few of those pivots for this week. When analyzing ownership projections, my top source is FanShareSports who compile every piece of relevant DFS content(articles, podcasts, tweets, videos, etc) and put it all together in an easy to read platform showing overall tag counts, start/sit counts, sentiment rating, and so much more. With all that said, let's jump into this week's top pivot plays. Want to see the rest of this article? Go grab a free three day trial of DFSR Pro or DFSR Basic! Your subscription will include access to premium content, our lineup optimizer, our members only chatroom, and more! START YOUR FREE TRIAL - AND READ THE...

Six Week 4 Bets - Looking at Road Underdogs (Premium) We've got something of a theme going on with the betting spotlight for Week 4. Road underdogs could win the day with a number of teams heading into situations at advantageous odds. Let's break down some situations where you can head to the books. Want to read the rest? Go grab a free three day trial of DFSR Pro or DFSR Basic! Your subscription will include access to premium content, our lineup optimizer, our members only chatroom, and more! START YOUR FREE TRIAL - AND READ THE...

The year of the 10 target per game wide receiver In the 2017-2018 season there were 4 wide receivers who crossed the 10 targets per game threshold. Through three weeks in the 2018-2019 season, there are 11. There are another 4 who are 1 target shy of averaging 10 targets per game. Lest you think we're just looking at a small sample size and a clustering effect, there were also 4 wide receivers who had 10 targets per game over the first 3 games last year. Last week I broke down the changing face of running back opportunity this season, discussing how we might be witnessing the death of the bell-cow running back. Are we seeing a subsequent rise of the bell-cow wide receiver? If we have access to a seemingly unending supply of cheap highly targeted wide receivers, do the big names become less valuable? Let's jump in and find out.   Want to read the rest? Go grab a free three day trial of DFSR Pro or DFSR Basic! Your subscription will include access to premium content, our lineup optimizer, our members only chatroom, and more! START YOUR FREE TRIAL - AND READ THE...