Welcome to the Fantasy Footballer's DFS and Betting Podcast with your host, Kyle Borgononi and Matthew Betts.

Welcome back. Friday, September 12th here,

fantasy footballers DFS and betting podcast.

I'm your host, Kyle Borgannon, and I am joined.

As always, by Matthew.

You just can't separate bets.

I mean, dude, if you're not watching the tape,

if you're not grinding separation scores

to figure out how to win in this fake football game we play,

not trying hard enough.

Oh, man, dude.

I know you have a lot of feelings about that.

And they're well documented.

You just can't separate on the field, man.

What are you going to do?

Okay, so backstory on this, for those that aren't aware,

there's a lot of thud on Keon Coleman in the separation metrics world out there after a great first week. Now granted, yeah, like the tip drill was fluky and, you know, the box score is inflated, but and Buffalo had to come from behind in the fourth quarter. So it is inflated. But if you actually watch him play, I thought he played a pretty good game. I don't understand how the metrics work. I don't know how the grading works. I don't know how the film takes work. But I like fantasy points, and he scored a lot of fantasy points. So we're going to try to find some guys today that will do that for you in DFS. But man, I don't know, dude. I don't know if those things matter. We brought this up before.

We brought it up on, I think, the Dynasty podcast.

I did a rant this summer about separation metrics, that they are fun.

They are subjective, meaning depending on who's grading and depending on what you see,

you kind of, you know, you get something, whatever you want to be told based on the coverage.

But at the end of the day, they don't really correlate very well with fantasy points and the things that matter.

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