Welcome to the Finis & Footballers DFS podcast coming to you from Draft King Studios with your host, Kyle Morganone and Matthew Vance.

Let's turn the page, people. Let's look forward to week three. Here we are, Finis & Footballers DFS podcast. I'm your host, Kyle Morganone, and here with Matthew Vance Bets.

Things were tough in week two, but it's been changing in the last day or so.

We're on the, we're on the come-up man, we're back. Yeah, week two, it was, it's been an ice cold start to the season.

I'll just be honest, for me personally, I had a little bit of success last night. I'm on a football showdown, so that was good.

But yeah, dude, I don't know what to say about week two. It was just, I mean, Alvin Kamara felt like one of the best plays in the sleep.

You and I agreed he was our top running back in cash games. What does he do? Comes out and basically gets outrushed at one point by James Winston.

I mean, like single digit fantasy points just fell in his face. So that was really tough to come back from, and I just want to put this out there one more time for the people.

Late swap continues to be just so advantageous. If you were struggling in the early sleep and you needed to get off of Dallas Chargers, it probably worked out really well for you.

Like, we had a listener send us a couple screenshots of their lineup swapping on to Derek Henry, which was obviously huge, and that game stack.

So continue listeners to utilize late swap if you can. Our opponents aren't doing enough, and our listeners are running money, so it's awesome to see.

At the beginning of this Tuesday podcast, we kind of want to just review some cash game lineup decisions that we made, but also I think the field made.

And, and then kind of just what are our takeaways moving into this next week in terms of strategy and whatnot. So best mentioned, Alvin Camaro was probably the biggest let down across the board.

That team ran the fewest amount of plays. They had the lowest time of possession.

Fewest first sounds like it was just bad across the board, even a negative game script. He didn't even get the receptions that you wanted.

So Alvin Camaro was complete dead. If you played Najee Harris, you were probably happy with your 19 points.

But I don't know if that helped you like get a heading cash. It just he did what he was supposed to.

But the biggest thing you had to do this past week is if you had Cooper Cup in your lineup.

So I played him on Fandall because we talked about it, but I didn't play him on DK.

And then did you survive Derek Henry? Now, Derek Henry wasn't a popular cash gameplay.

But even at, you know, five, six percent, like that's a mountain that you have to overcome when somebody puts up 50 points on DK.

So that's just a really big one that even if you didn't play Derek Henry or if you're in a 50, 50, like the field looks so much different because you're not trying to hit that same line when somebody's putting up 50 points.

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