Last Updated: 8/17/24 2:30 PM EST
Preseason DFS is a different beast. Unlike the regular season, our main job is to identify players who will get the most playing time. Of course, that’s easier said than done. Our team spends an unhealthy amount of time researching to come up with the Depth Chart Notes and Top Plays (below). For Showdown slates, please be sure to consult Cody Main’s article.
Quarterback
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Trey Lance, Cowboys – Cooper Rush played six snaps last week before making way for Lance to play the entire rest of the game. With Dak Prescott expected to sit again, Lance should be in line to play the lion’s share of snaps in Week 2. The former third overall pick struggled mightily to move the ball — Dallas lost a game in which Stetson Bennett threw four picks — but he had six rushing attempts and played all but one drive. That’s a massively valuable workload.
Stetson Bennett, Rams –
Sam Howell, Seahawks – Geno Smith is not expected to suit up against the Titans. In the same situation last week, Sam Howell played 70% of snaps for the Seahawks, attempted 27 passes, and had four rushing attempts. Very few QBs have that kind of snap-share upside, making Howell one of the better plays on the slate.
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