Jets rookie Kenyon Sadiq went nuts in Week 3. Is that a performance we should chase this week, or should we be cautious? Sam Brott examines past big performances and how the field reacts to them in this week’s edition of GPP Leverage.
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Jets rookie Kenyon Sadiq went nuts in Week 3. Is that a performance we should chase this week, or should we be cautious? Sam Brott examines past big performances and how the field reacts to them in this week’s edition of GPP Leverage.
Anyone who has played DFS regularly is familiar with the concept of stacking. But what about secondary stacks? Sam Brott takes a closer look at the historical data on secondary stacks and shares some possible options for Week 3.
Some offenses looked extremely sharp in Week 1, while others fell flat. Does preseason playing time for starters correlate in any way with how an offense performs in Week 1? Sam Brott attempts to answer this question and looks for leverage angles to exploit in Week 2.
Which market assumptions are flat-out wrong heading into Week 1? How can we exploit those assumptions to gain leverage? Sam Brott takes a closer look at Week 1 matchups, searching for an edge.
What is the optimal strategy for attacking shorter DFS slates? Saturday presents us with an opportunity to find leverage in different ways on a two-game slate. Sam Brott is back with another edition of GPP Leverage to break down Eagles-Commanders and Packers-Bears.
There are some juicy game environments and game totals on the Week 15 slate, but fitting in all of the high-priced studs will be tough. Can Cam Ward stacks unlock the slate for tournaments? Sam Brott takes an in-depth look at the upcoming DFS slate, with an emphasis on Ravens-Bengals and Lions-Rams.
We have a fun slate on tap in Week 14. How can we find leverage in DFS tournaments? Sam Brott examines each position, looking for angles to exploit, with his GPP Leverage column. Can Caleb Williams prove to be valuable as a contrarian QB option?
The Packers’ RB situation for Week 12 is uncertain, but whoever is leading the backfield between Josh Jacobs and Emanuel Wilson should be popular. Could rostering Aaron Jones on the other side of that game be a profitable move? Sam Brott takes a closer look at some notable spots in popular games, searching for leverage opportunities.