Late Swap 14.23

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Outlook – Late Games:

Week 14 offers us a unique 11-game slate since 4 of 5 teams with the highest implied team totals are in the late window. While “mega-chalk” only appears to be forming on Zack Moss (and to a lesser extent Christian McCaffrey), this is setting up to be a week where potentially allocating more PMR / roster spots than usual to the late games might prove to be the optimal way to build. We’ll discuss this and the important outcomes from the early games to monitor more below.   

Important Early Outcomes to Watch:

• Zack Moss – For the second week in a row, Moss projects to be the highest-owned player on the slate. Moss severely disappointed last week with only 7 DK points, but is in a much better matchup this week.    
• Lamar Jackson and Justin Fields – Rushing QBs offer slate-breaking upside and it’s been a while since we had several on an early slate. Due to their matchups, a 30+ point score from either is more likely than usual and will need to be accounted for.
• Browns DST – Cleveland is projecting to be the highest-owned DST unit on the slate by a wide margin against Jacksonville with QB Trevor Lawrence listed as questionable and WR Christian Kirk already ruled out. The Browns are a strong defensive unit however they have allowed 61 points the past two weeks to the Rams and Broncos (not exactly offensive powerhouses), while only accounting for 1 sack and 1 turnover during those two games.
• Slate Breakers – Such as Ja’Marr Chase’s 55 DK point performance in week 5 or CJ Stroud’s 46 points in week 9.

Price Range Breakdowns (Late Games):

$7,100 and up: