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We are back to bring you all the key plays and analyze all the matchups to help you win your DFS tournaments this week and as always I am joined by the wizard the

Genius himself Josh Larky follow him on Twitter at J. Larky tweets we keep our role going we're back at it again Mr. Larky Dr. Larky

Scientists Larky welcome back in thank you Mike. I am ready for this we have some good games to talk about on the slate we have a few that are a little bit less interesting but we

Probably sneak a few good plays in there. There's a lot of injuries to monitor. I'm ready for this we're recording this on Friday. Let's do it. Let's do it and let's go in order of interest here. What will do folks a little change this week. We're going to go game by game Josh and I'll make comments on some of our favorite games and then we will hit each and every one of the

other games at the end make sure you get information for games that you may have interest in that we did not touch on and we are going to start with Cleveland at the chargers the

Browns and the chargers to elite teams in the AFC Josh. David and Joku Justin Jackson are limited in practice not sure if they're going to play not a lot of major injuries here except for the fact that Baker may feel

This dealing with a partially torn labor. A couple things to outline chargers second few as fantasy points to opposing wide receivers Brown six viewers so both teams do a good job against the wide receivers Browns second

viewers fantasy points allowed to opposing running backs that includes only 12 receptions and 105 total receiving yards which I think is interesting against Austin Eccler chargers fourth most fantasy points allowed to

opposing tight ends Austin Hooper David and Joku etc and the Browns and chargers have allowed the fifth and fourth viewers passing yards to opposing cubies interesting game firepower on the offensive side of both teams but two solid defenses how do you see this match up between the Browns and the

Chargers. So I really like this game because we do have two very competent offenses and also none of the players in this game the quarterbacks are not going to be too

heavily owned because of two good defenses so I think that this is kind of the perfect game to target where we know that there's the potential but because of a couple factors it's not necessarily the most likely to shoot out that's okay we

don't necessarily need the absolute most likely outcome when very few people are going to be playing what I think should just be a bonafide superstar at this point and Justin Herbert and I think an

under-discussed aspect of the chargers for DFS something that I started to touch on a little bit in first mover that I recorded on Monday was

pace of play play calling and how that affects us in DFS and the chargers I mean I at this point it's kind of gone viral that brand and

Staley interview that he did where he talks about you don't yeah you don't actually need to be constantly running the ball to

for play action to be effective just a lot of really sharp stuff that us analytics nerds have been preaching for the past couple years and

Staley gets it and that's what I love about the chargers

in DFS we want these pass heavy teams we want the teams that play quickly

that is the chargers they don't have some kind of big workhorse running back its Eccler he's a pass catcher sure he in round two will get some

carries but the idea is that we're going to be getting a lot of pass volume from a highly accurate quarterback with a super

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