Hey everyone, this is a good football show, DFS Building Blocks Edition. I'm your host for today,

Denny Carter. I'm joined by Kyle DeVorchek. I'm subbing for John Dagle. I'm going to do

my best. I'm going to try not to expose everybody to my worst galaxy brain instincts in building

the FS lineups. Maybe Kyle will go in that direction, but we'll see. Going into week two,

we have a few clear, very potentially high scoring games to target for stacking purposes.

We're going to talk about those in a moment. First, we want to start with something that we need

to figure out before we can go forward. The basis of how we're putting together our week two DFS

lineups, we call this decision point. For this week's decision point, Kyle and I talked a lot

about the Chargers Cowboys game. Kyle, tell me about that game. First of all, why it's appealing,

and then how you're approaching it for DFS lineup purposes. This is going to be the game that

I think everyone gravitates towards. It's not awfully surprising. It has the highest game total

at 54.5. That went up almost to 55.5.56. I believe opening at 52 has now come back down about

a point, but it is still clearly the highest total of the week. The thing is, even though especially

Dallas had a great week last week, it was Thursday, so it didn't happen on the main slate. They didn't

really get priced up. Both CD and Amari are under 7K. Dak Prescott isn't awfully expensive. It just

makes it difficult to get away from this game when you can say any game can fail for a number of

reasons. Even if this game falls short of the 55.5, 54.5, whatever you're looking at total,

it can still have everyone pay off because the prices aren't expensive. The Dalton Schultz's

are cheap. On the other side, Jared Cook isn't expensive. Cedric Wilson, I believe he's 3100

on draftings. There are so many ways to go, and they all seem to have accounted for or under

accounted for in price. I think this is the spot where you make your stand, but this is the spot

where you have to make decisions first and foremost. How do you want to approach the most popular

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