Hello, it's once again the Saturday DFS special podcast. That means I am Matt Harmon from Yahoo and I'm joined by T.J. Hernandez from 4-4. T.J. I don't even really know where to start this week. Normally, normally I ask you like a,

I, you know,

I normally ask you for like a grand view take.

Yeah.

About the slate,

I feel like there's really nothing,

more grand view to say than this slate is going to get weird.

Yeah,

the grand view is don't start making lineups until about 20 minutes before kickoff on Sunday.

Yeah, seriously.

Take all, like, whenever you listen to this, remember to bring your grains of salt for one.

And then you save all this information, write it in your little notebook, and then try to get to it, you know, like you said, Sunday morning.

I will, I will say in all seriousness, even besides all of the COVID concerns and injuries that we have going into the week, it was already setting up for one of the lightest running

back weeks we've seen all season.

And on Yahoo, where it is, half-PPR scoring, we typically see teams lean towards a

three running back build. This might be the first week all season. And I don't have the exact

numbers in front of me, but just intuitively, where we have an overwhelmingly high number of

lineups that use a wide receiver in the flex. So that does set up a unique situation.

Like the flex is one of the easiest ways to be unique if you understand how the week is going

to play out. So I do think we'll see very few three running back lineups. So if you are playing

large field tournaments like the baller, it might be of interest to try to find a way to play

three running backs where that's probably not going to be very popular. I mean, yeah, we'll talk

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