DFS NFL Podcast Week 11 Recap and Week 12 Preview for FanDuel and DraftKings DFSR’s Doug Norrie and James Davis take to the podcast to break down an excellent Week 11 in the NFL and look ahead to Week 12 which has a 3-game Thanksgiving slate plus a full main slate of games. The guys recap some of the Chiefs-Rams historic game from Monday night and mostly pay homage to these two prolific offenses. Then they look at Lamar Jackson’s game for the Ravens in his first start and whether the rushing yards are sustainable. At running back, it was a lot of the usual suspects though they do look at whether James Conner’s game was an outlier. And finally while looking at some WR games, they make fun of the name of the FanDuel contests for Thanksgiving. Subscribe to this podcast on...

Daily Fantasy Football Top Stacks for FanDuel and DraftKings Week 11 - 11/18/18 Welcome back football fans. The Week 11 main slate is a bit tricky on the surface as there are six teams on a bye but the real issue is that six other very fantasy viable teams are playing in Primetime. This is where the Player Lab really comes in handy to break down and find the best matchups. Let's dig in and take a look at a couple of the top stacking options that stand out when using the DFSR tools. 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 REST! This is the first week of the season using the Player Lab where I used up to four filters and it produced this many options. Looking at games with high vegas totals that include quarterbacks with projected for 40+ attempts on teams that rely heavily on passing for total yards and touchdown, the Player Lab spit out five quarterbacks. Of those five players, three are averaging over 300 yards passing per game and below I will highlight two of them. Let's get started. Philadelphia Eagles Quarterback - Carson Wentz Primary Target - Zach Ertz Secondary Target - Golden Tate Carson Wentz missed the first two games of the season recovering from injury and while he let us down in Week 3, he has been extremely consistent since. In those six games, he has thrown for 300+ yards four times with multiple touchdowns in each game and averaged 24.6 DraftKings/ 21.9 FanDuel points per game. I list Zach Ertz as my primary target here for a couple reasons starting with his elite floor and upside. He is fourth among all pass catchers in the league with an average of 11.1 targets per game and has an elite 75% catch rate and is 11th overall with 789 receiving yards. What I like even more is that roster construction seems to favor paying up for multiple elite running backs making it tough to fit Ertz in your lineup forcing people to punt at the tight end position. Not that Ertz will be super low owned as he is in a class of his own but stacking him with Wentz and then getting an elite running back could help separate a bit in GPP formats. After Ertz, I like pairing Wentz with newcomer, Golden Tate. He had a rough first game with his new team catching just two of four targets and could...

DFS NFL Podcast! Week 11 Game-by-game Breakdown for FanDuel and DraftKings 11/16 DFSR rolls out the B Team of James Davis and Chris Durrell to do a comprehensive game by game breakdown of week 11 in the NFL. With 6 teams on a bye and precious little opportunity being opened up by injury, do we have enough value to go on? The guys break down which high dollar running backs they are targeting, where they want to save up at wide receiver, and just what to do at a tight end position that seemingly never looks good. Can we run Zeke and DJ like it's 2016? Can we actually pay up at tight end for cash games? And should we get involved in the Russian Roulette of trying to figure out where the targets are headed in Carolina and New Orleans? James and Chris have your answers! Subscribe to this podcast on...

DFS NFL Podcast Week 11 Cash Game Plays for FanDuel and DraftKings - 11/15/18 DFSR’s Doug Norrie and Chris Durell are on the podcast discussing Week 11 NFL cash game plays for FanDuel and DraftKings. At quarterback, they look at whether a very cheap Lamar Jackson is ready to take over the full reins for the Ravens and if you can roster the rookie in cash in his first start. They also look at another week of Ryan Fitzpatrick. It’s going to make sense spending up at running back with a bunch of viable big-money options like James Conner, Ezekiel Elliott and Saquon Barkley in good spots. And finally, there are value wide receivers out there to help mitigate some of the cost of running backs. Subscribe to this podcast on...

Daily Fantasy Football Cash Game Picks for FanDuel and DraftKings Week 11 Now’s your chance to get DFSR PRO, which will give you access to our NFL optimizer for FanDuel and DraftKings, our MLB Optimizer, and our NFL Player Lab! Get started for free by clicking the button below. START YOUR FREE TRIAL NOW! First time with NFL? Be sure to read our free MLB and NFL Ebooks on building lineups, general strategy and more. We've got you completely covered. Quarterback Lamar Jackson FD 7000 DK 4700 Opponent CIN Proj Points FD - 19.95 DK - 19.47 The big news in the NFL as we lead up to week 11 has to be the likely emergence of Lamar Jackson as the starter for Baltimore. With Flacco likely done for the season, we could see the Ravens finally unleash Jackson, who they already seem to be very impressed with. The Ravens have carried three quarterbacks all season (with RG3 being listed inactive each week), and have found a way to get Jackson on the field almost regardless of the game script. While we have limited data on what Jackson can do through the air, that data is pretty good (4/5 for 46 and a touch against the Panthers). To be honest, though, all we really care about is the price and his legs. Jackson has gotten 3-5 carries in most games as a back-up quarterback, because the Ravens simply can't help themselves. If you give him 8-10 carries and, say, 25 passing attempts it will be nearly impossible to avoid playing him for $4,700 on DraftKings. Heck, our system thinks you can even consider him at $7k on FanDuel, though I'd be a little more cautious there. One thing is clear, though - Jackson is cheaper than he'll be at any other point in the season going forward, and he'll see heavy DK ownership as long as he starts. Ryan Fitzpatrick FD 7600 DK 5600 Opponent NYG Proj Points FD - 21.36 DK - 21.89 Did Fitzpatrick have the unluckiest week of all time? I say yes. The crazy Jacquizz Rodgers fumble, Evans' blatant end-zone drop, and even Fitzy's own red zone fumble aside - the guy through for 406 yards on a 70% completion percentage and had a 0/3 TD/turnover ratio. Simply a joke. With the Bucs committing to Fitzpatrick for week 11, I'll be thrilled to double down on a guy that burned 60% of the cash game field in week 10. He had a bad fantasy week for all the right reasons - bad luck - and I'm banking on a significant turnaround against the Giants here. The G-men have been an essentially league average passing defense...