all right hello it's once again the saturday dfs podcast man harman from yahoo here t j hernandez from

four for four over there tj what's going on buddy how is uh how is week 11 feeling for you uh

it's it's it's always feeling good um this is a fun week because we have the most popular game, uh, of the week, the most high scoring game of the week in the latest window. So it gives us a lot of, a lot of flexibility, a lot of strategy things we can do outside of just building our lineups.

Absolutely. And why don't you talk on that as like kind of our open like

big picture segment here you know because yeah i think a lot of you know typically with a season

long league and this even i'm telling even from like content perspective you always have to kind

of remind like folks that this is the case you know from like a season long perspective you can just

go ahead and like hey you you set your line up in the

morning and then it's it's in god's hands baby you you can't do anything about that right i mean

i guess you could swap players and stuff like that but it's much more of a factor in daily fantasy i

think than it's a typical redraft lead yeah especially in a week like this and we've talked

about late swap briefly on this podcast before but um you you should be

looking at late swap every week just because if you're if you're losing it's your only way to

catch up really but in a week like this where especially because we have nine games early and

only three games late the cowboys and the chiefs are going to draw such high rostered rates

and they are also some of the highest salary players on the slate uh and the chiefs are going to draw such high rostered rates.

And they are also some of the highest salary players on the slate that we want to not only have one of those players in our flex, but when we do roster our players, be very cognizant

of how we are treating them in our late swap window.

So essentially, just a very simple explanation is we want to try to be

a little more contrarian early so that we know if our off the board picks hit kind of where we

stand. And then from there, if those plays do well, we can play our popular Tyree kills, Travis

Kelsey's because you don't really need to catch the field, whereas if

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