Welcome back to the week 13 edition of NBC Sports Edge's DFS building block show.

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

Remember, we always do some lessons learned from the previous week as we did Sunday night live half time.

The video is still available if you want to go back and recap some of those lessons learned from week 12.

Otherwise, we'll move on to a new slate. We may hit on some of those as we move along here, but Kyle, as always, at the top of the slate.

I just want to hear your thoughts on this decision point for week 13 since we have a few chalky players, quite a few actually.

Even though there are numerous pivots from Antonio Gibson and Foster Moro, I could argue and we will argue a lot of them as the show goes on.

But I want to hear what you're doing, honestly, maybe so we're starting with my decision point, what you're doing with Antonio Gibson and Foster Moro.

Yeah, to me, that game I think will end up being suspiciously too close in popularity.

Because I think that's kind of generally the sort of for me, the decision point is like it's a really bland decision point to me.

It's just like where do you choose to allocate your chalk, which is like that's the least I can say.

But I do think this week looks more so like most are not like these recent sort of high scoring weeks really the past like last year, especially it was like, you know, can you play 22%

own Patrick or homes with 38% Tyree kill because they always get there the same with Russell Wilson.

This looks more like a 2017 slight where there are no incredibly high totals two of them are sitting right around 50.

There's no 54 55.

There's a bunch of viable games at 47.

And then we also have good good, you know, we have reasonable running back chalk and then, you know, a puntite end, right?

That's got all of the makings of just like here's a bunch of good plays. No one stands out incredibly, but there are a bunch of good plays.

You can't play all the good plays where you will just have no chance of winning to me.

The one of the easiest ways as you brought up is probably just to rule out the Raiders game.

It's to me like that would be the least surprising game to be like well under its total, which is it's a good total.

It's admittedly just as good if not better than all of the other games on the slate.

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