Late Swap 15.23

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Outlook – Late Games:

Week 15 offers us a slate unlike any other this season, most notably with all 7 games in the early window presenting inferior on-paper game environments in comparison to all 3 of the afternoon matchups. However, The field recognizes this and feels they can accurately predict where the scoring will come from, with extreme ownership on the CMC and Kyren Williams. We’ll discuss the early game situations to monitor and how we can exploit the field’s perceived certainty below.

Important Early Outcomes to Watch:

• Ezekiel Elliott – With Rhamondre Stevenson out last week, Zeke saw 30 opportunities and turned it into a season-high 27 DK points, which was more than double his previous best (13.2). Elliott is projecting for more than 30% ownership and should be in line for a heavy workload again this week.
• Wan’Dale Robinson – On a slate starved for value with a majority of the field wanting to pay up for Christian McCaffrey and Kyren Williams (or both), Robinson is catching steam coming off his best game of the season. He is projecting for over 20% ownership.
• Demario Douglas – Like Wan’Dale, Douglas is projecting for close to 20% ownership as the field struggles to find value. Douglas has back-to-back 9 target games and will likely be in a negative game script situation as New England takes on Kansas City this week.   
• Jayden Reed – With Christian Watson likely to be sidelined again, Reed has seen his role in the offense grow and is projected as the highest-owned WR on the slate at close to 30%.
• 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: