Hey, and welcome to episode 281 of the official established the run dot com podcast.

My name is Adam Levittan.

I am one of the co-founders here at ETR and we are coming off of a full chub.

Yes, that's right, week nine was one of the lowest scoring DFS weeks.

I can remember thanks to duds from Austin Eccler, Ezekiel Elliott, Albert O Tyree Kill,

Amari Cooper, Jarvis Landry, Rondeo Moore, Brandon Cooke's, Caderius Tony, Aaron Jones, Dallas

Goddard, etc. In weeks like this, when so many of the popular plays fail, it doesn't take

a lot to win, right? Like basically you need a Nick Chubb and or Lamar Jackson or Nick Chubb

with Justin Herbert stacks, right? Like not that crazy, not that crazy at all. And I know there's

been a lot of controversy over the chubb stuff. And by the way, I know just before we started

recording this that Nick Chubb is on the COVID list. So we'll cover that throughout the

week. But looking back to week nine, I know there was a lot of controversy over the chubb

stuff. You know, is it okay to play chubb and cash, etc? Is it okay to play chubb and

tournaments, etc? And my take is pretty simple on it from a raw talent from a efficiency

from a team run rate versus expectation. Chubb and the Browns are not all that different

than Derek Henry and the Titans. Like both with pretty poor, albeit not zero, but pretty

poor past game role, both in extreme extreme run heavy offenses. The main difference is

that chubb splits so much time with cream hunt while the big dog handles such an overwhelming

number of running back carries. But if we zoom out of week nine and say, Hey, this is

a huge division game against the Bengals. Cream hunt is out. Nick Chubb is another week

removed from the calf injury. I mean, at 6700, it's a smash. And to be fair, I prefer

Ezekiel Elliott. I preferred Austin Eccler, but we did have chubb third at running back

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