Late Swap 16.23
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Outlook – Late Games:
The Week 16 main slate only features 9 games, which might be the smallest of the season. It likely feels even more condensed due to very few games that present strong on-paper game environments. Chalk is forming like it always does, and we’ll discuss how we can exploit some of these fragile situations below.
Important Early Outcomes to Watch:
- Breece Hall and Garrett Wilson – OWS subscribers know that we’ve been picking on the Commanders ‘defense’ all season and both Breece Hall and Wilson are projecting to be 2 of the 5 (or so) highest owned on the slate. Both certainly have upside in this spot, but both could easily fail with Trevor Siemian starting at QB for the Jets.
- Bijan Robinson – The RB position is thin this week and the Falcons RBs have a great on-paper matchup. We haven’t seen it yet, but Bijan likely possesses 30+ DK potential.
- Ty Chandler and Justin Jefferson – Like the Jets pieces mentioned above, both Chandler and Jefferson are projected to be 2 of the 5 highest owned on the slate. While both could hit, Chandler is facing one of the toughest defenses against the run and Justin Jefferson is playing with the 4th starting QB for the Vikings this season.
- NY Jets DST – The Jets are projected to be the highest-owned DST unit on the slate by a wide margin against a Washington team known for allowing sacks. The Jets are a strong defensive unit, however, they force a below league average amount of turnovers, which is where defense scoring comes from and they are currently projected for close to 30% ownership.
- 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):
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