Ladies and gentlemen, we're a day away from week two in the NFL. Can you feel it in your

motherfucking bones? Are you ready for this? All right, here's the deal. That one dude. This

video, titled Best Pick Per Position, is trying to find the best leverage play per position.

And obviously, there's going to be multiple leverage plays. What does the leverage play mean?

It means a player is low owned and they have a high ceiling or a high ability to outproduce

other players at their position and the ownership is not taking that into account, whether it's

because of salary or just better options or perceived options by the field in that range.

Or maybe even there's bad news on a player being banged up or they didn't produce week one.

There's a bunch of reasons why a player might be low owned. And that is where the leverage starts to come into play for some of these specific players

that we will try and break down today. Week one, we talked about Ryan Tannehill. It was a great spot.

The comeback mode and just nothing clicked because Chandler Jones was in the backfield it seemed on

every play. But we had Miles Sanders at below 5% in Keenan Allen getting over 100 total yards in that game. We had Tyler Conklin at less than $3,000

scoring more than eight fantasy points out producing for the cheaper and way less the ownership,

a 50th of ownership, Kyle Pitts last week. So that's what getting leverage is called. Now we're

going to do that this week yet again per position and I'm also adding in a 1% flyer play. Now truth be told, I actually had a 1% flyer play last week. It was Troy Kwan

Smith, but he ended up getting hurt, so I'd have cut that one. I'd go back in and edit.

I had to do the dirty work on a Saturday night and go back in and edit that after we got the

news that he would go on IR. So let's get into it right away with my quarterback for this week,

players that are, I'm ideally looking for players that are less than 5% owned. Single digit ownership will take anything from 9% to 1%,

but the closer to 5% or lower because you're going to get even more leverage on the field.

So starting with the quarterback position, and if you're here right now, this is a popular video of mine.

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