This video is extremely important. You might not think so, but extremely important because there is a lot, a lot, a lot of different rules, specific rules that are being tested out that are totally different than the NFL regular season for the Pro Bowl.

You're in the right spot. You're in the right spot. You're going to be prepared. You're going to be prepared then more than 50% of the fields probably playing and betting this weekend. So you're here.

Congratulations. You found the right video. Let's break it down right now exactly the strategy.

And it's a good one to win on the Pro Bowl slate. Ladies and gentlemen, you beautiful

fellas, fellas out there. I'm excited to have you. And yeah, oh, it's gimmicky. Oh, it's the Pro Bowl.

Sure. One, it's fun. Two, there's six figure prize pools on DFS and there's

ways to bet this game and props and things along those. So there is serious edges. I mean, real edges on

the Pro Bowl slate that not a lot of people are going to be making content for, but of course,

your boy is. And not a lot of people are going to remember the Pro Bowl's here until like Saturday or Sunday morning and the last second put stuff. And oh, I, Jonathan Taylor, he was so good this year.

Oh my God, MVP can.

Yeah, maybe the worst play on the slate is Jonathan Taylor, but let me tell you why.

Let's do this position by position, right?

How we break down showdown slates and props in general.

And we'll start with the rules for each position and exactly why that's going to make them a good or bad play. We can start with the quarterback position. And the quarterbacks are on the screen right now, and you can see there's three from each conference.

There's a bunch of replacements in here. We didn't have a Pro Bowl last year. The last time you saw

the Pro Bowl, Lamar Jackson ended up starting. He played almost a whole first half, and we can talk

about why. And he was like the most valuable player. but normally that's not going to be, normally, right? Normally it's not going to be the case that quarterbacks are elite plays,

especially when they are expensive.

Here's the thing to know about the quarterback position.

There is three per team.

Each quarterback is going to play about a quarter to a quarter and a half.

Guessing which one has the touchdown or which one throws for 150 yards is kind of a big shrug

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