Welcome back to week 10 of NBC Sports Edge's DFS building block show.

As always, I'm your host John Davil, joined by friend in life, Kyle DeVorchek Kyle.

We are in store for a wild, wild, slow week 10 on Sunday before we begin, just a reminder

that we also began a tournament recap show to take all those thoughts and lessons learned

into their own individual lesson video that you can see on the NBC Sports Edge YouTube page.

You can go there. It'll be live at halftime Sunday night, football moving forward,

but also available for you for replay Monday morning, just in case you want to wait to wipe away

the tears and learn some lessons since it has obviously been the hardest DFS season literally

of all time. But nonetheless, let's go ahead and move on because it is, like I said, a wild,

a fun, a chaotic slate where every play is essentially good. And so I would just like to start with

you. I mean, not a decision point just yet, but just a couple quick overarching thoughts.

Yeah, it's super weird. This isn't a one-to-one core layer, but of all slates we've had this year,

it does remind me the most of an NBA slate where the chalk is just so obvious and the values.

If you just took the, for instance, running back values on this slate and compared them to all

of their slates, they would look like you were playing different DFS sports. It's just so,

so many good running back values on this spot that really creates a weird dynamic of more so,

like when they're a really popular place in NFL, I'm totally an aggressive tournament player,

willing to fade a lot of them in large field tournaments. This one, I think you do have to weigh

more like last year, I looked at a few different slates where there were really big chalk running

backs. And a lot of the top 150, like max players, like the really profitable ones, the ones you're

seeing, actually not all of them screenshot, but the ones you are seeing for content purposes,

screenshot and stuff, like the best players were often at or above the field on the really good

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