I am one of the co-founders here at ETR and we are coming off of a ceiling projection

saved me kind of weak. Yes, that's right. I thought the cash team on DraftKings Sunday was

very clear cut for the most part. But man, I was really struggling with the last 2v2. It

was Cooper Cup and Ricky SEALS Jones or Keenan Allen and Cleo Herbert. Like, I literally

changed it back and forth three or four times in the last 30 minutes before a lock. And

to be honest, I don't want to make a habit of not playing $4600 running backs who are going

to get roughly 100% of the running back touches in cash. I don't want to make a habit of not

doing that. Cleo Herbert was clearly an awesome play. But I also don't want to make a habit

of passing on any receiver, you know, wide receiver or tight end, playing 100% of the

snaps. Most of them in the slot with a solid target share between 15 and 20% in a home game

against the cheese. And that was Ricky SEALS Jones. And I'm not trying to be results oriented

here, but I do think something to consider is how players separate from the field. Like,

in order for a running back to really separate, he has to catch a bunch of passes and or score

a bunch of TVs. Like, is Cleo Herbert with Justin Fields really going to erupt for a 30

ball? Is he really going to catch four, five, six passes? Is he really going to score a

ton of touchdowns with the way the bears are playing? And then on Keenan Allen, I mean,

you've seen his A dot, his yards per catch, his yards per route run really, really struggled

this year. And honestly, his A dot and his yards per catch were already really low. He

needed a ton of targets. And this was a road spot in Baltimore. So I mean, the bottom line

is we had the cup RSJ side point nine draft Kings points ahead in base projection. But

we had the cup RSJ side five points ahead in ceiling projection. Shout out to Leoni and

the analytics analytics team for developing these super valuable ceiling projections. And

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