Let's build a final lineup for the Super Bowl. And mainly the thought process behind it, some modifications

off of that. But let's get those final final lineups in. Let's do it. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Beautiful people, but right now. All righty, you beautiful fellas out there.'s, there's a couple of captains that I really like, and I want to kind of talk through the lineup construction for those captains to get different, to leave money on

the table. And let's start it off with, look, the most cliche captain who's probably in the

captain's spot, he's going to come in. My guess is somewhere around 15 to 20% owned. That's

Cooper Cup. I'm going to try to not play Cooper Cup there, but there is no

avoiding the fact that Cooper Cup is likely to be the only player on the slate, maybe one or two

other players factoring the matchup, but one of the only players on the slate to go out there

and drop a 30 to 40 burger that nobody can overcome. And I'm not going out of my way to play

Cooper Cup, but let's just build through this scenario where Cup is the captain, as he basically has been every single time that says this team is on a showdown

slate. And normally he's $13,000. And now he's only $11,600. I say only lightly, but it doesn't

take as much for him to pay off now. So if we go Cooper Cup, there's a player that in each price range, it's a little bit different, but there is a

player that is going to go dramatically underowned here. And all of the narratives you're going to

be seeing this week, including my breakdown, right? We had our final picks breakdown. We talked

through every single player's matchup, every single player's situation, some of their projections.

You can check that out. It went up on Tuesday of this week of Super Bowl Week. But the player, now that we're finalizing some things and getting some updated ownership

and projections, you can track that down below my Patreon, that player's name is Joe Mixon.

Mixon is one of the players that is not in the $10,000 range, and I don't think he should be,

but guys like Stafford, Burrow, and Chase, I don't think there should be this big of a gap in the pricing, right? I don't think it should be a thousand plus between Mixon and the quarterbacks,

especially when you consider the fact that Mixon is likely to see an 85 to 90% opportunity share,

meaning targets and touches in this game.

So Mixon seems to be early on the one guy up here, right?

When you have Cooper Cup up here, he's in the lineup right now, so he's not there. But when you have Cup, when you have Staffordboro Chase, he's the one guy, as the only guy in the

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