Welcome back to the fantasy pro's football podcast. My name is Derek Brown. And yes, you could tell from

the description of this episode today, we're going to talk about DFS. Before we get to the football,

though, I know I speak for the entire fantasy pro's family. When I say that our thoughts and prayers

are with the more hamlin and his family and we pray for his continued recovery. Hamlin's chasing

M's foundation, the community toy drive that he has gone the go fund me, which originally had a

goal of $2500 has surpassed $7.5 million. That's right. I said, $7.5 million. The link will be

included in the description of this show. Please go donate. Please keep them in your thoughts and

prayers and we pray for his continued recovery. So I know we're going to talk about DFS. Let's get

to the plays. Let's talk about it by top 10 for week 18. Number 10 Dallas got hurt. So Dallas got

her since he's returned to the Eagles and been in the huddle 13.5% target chair been kind of

forgettable. But the thing about it is Dallas got hurt absence does not need to diminish the

fondness that we should have for Dallas got hurt. We have to remember this guy is a stud and a

late talent at the tight end position. And he can help differentiate your jail and hurt stacks

this week. This dude is second and PFF receiving grade amongst tight ends, third and yak per

reception and fourth in yards per out run. Now he gets a giant defense that's 30th and catch rate

24th and fantasy points per game and 20th in yards per receptional out of tight ends. If you play

in jail and hurts, yes, everybody's going to play slim Reaper, everybody's going to play AJ brown

and maybe some miles Sanders. Dallas got it as the piece that can make your hurt stack different.

Number nine, the underrated, the always amazing Jacoby Myers. Look, I get people are not high on

playing New England Patriots outside of playing Mondra and DFS, but Jacoby Myers is a stud.

And the 10 games he has played at least 80% of the snaps. 25% target chair, 28% area yard chair,

2.18 yards per out run. This week, he runs 69% of his routes against Toronto Johnson and the slot.

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