Welcome to First Nuver, I'm your host, Dario Offstein, the director of analytics for

player profiler. And this is a show where we take the earliest look at every DFS slate today.

It's Monday, week seven's not even over and we're here to talk about week eight. Because that's

what we do here on First Nuver. We are moving first and going to be thinking about this week eight

slate, reflecting a little bit on our hits and misses from yesterday, talking about the games,

talking about who stands out as best early value plays. So let's get right into it. Of course,

I always like to lead off with some hits and misses from the week before last Monday. I, of course,

did mention Kenneth Walker. I think that's a bit of a freebie at this point. He was only 5,800

on draft kings had a massive game. And then I also pointed to you guys in the direction of Aaron

Jones, who I think, as I said, was getting a little bit too cheap for the upside he provides. And

he showed that with two receiving touchdowns yesterday, Travis ETN had a huge game. He's finally

taking over that Jaguars backfield as it seemed like he would. And he was gradually doing yesterday.

He had all the running back touches for them. So very dominant performance for Travis ETN. Of course,

he finally found the end zone two, which helps. And then Juju Smith Schuster once again had another

hundred yard game with a touchdown from Patrick Mahomes. So he's officially on a roll. And he was

again, still pretty cheap yesterday in DFS. So if you guys played him in some home stacks,

then you were probably doing pretty well for yourself. So that's a few spots that I think I'm

happy that I found last week. Some misses from yesterday. Melvin Gordon did not pan out. I think

that that Broncos backfield is currently just a disgusting time share all around. And then Drake

London is another guy who I had high hopes for in a game where it seemed like the Falcons were

going to get pushed and you would have hoped they'd throw the ball more. They stuck to running

the ball even with, you know, a huge deficit. They were down double digits. It's pretty much the

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