NFL DFS SUPER BOWL LX, DRAFTKINGS, FANDUEL, YAHOO, & PRIZEPICKS

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Why fading both quarterbacks could be the winning move in Super Bowl 60 DFS lineups.

The episode begins with host Josh Davis introducing the show and co-host Doug, noting the Super Bowl matchup between the Seahawks and Patriots. They discuss weather conditions and promote their Discord community. The analysis starts with quarterback pricing, comparing Drake May and Sam Darnold on DraftKings and FanDuel, suggesting players might fade one or both due to strong defenses. Running backs are reviewed next, with Kenneth Walker favored over Rhamondre Stevenson, and Trevion Henderson's high FanDuel price criticized. Wide receivers are analyzed, focusing on JSN's high price and Doug's prediction that the Patriots will shut him down using Belichick's principles. Tight ends Hunter Henry and Pharaoh Brown are mentioned as potential plays due to defensive weaknesses. Kickers and defenses are considered for low-scoring games, with Raheed Shaheed highlighted as a kick returner differentiator. The hosts make bold predictions: Doug says Drake May will be the leading rusher, and Josh predicts JSN under 75 receiving yards. Prize picks plays include Drake May over 0.5 passing yards, JSN under 93.5 receiving yards, and Sam Darnold over 0.5 interceptions. A sample GPP lineup is built with Sam Darnold, Brandon Boragalis, Seahawks defense, Kenneth Walker, Rhamondre Stevenson, and Raheed Shaheed. The episode concludes with announcements about upcoming baseball and NBA podcasts, including a mention of Coach's reaction to an Anthony Davis trade.

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A grounded Super Bowl DFS conversation about tight-end trends, Captain choices, and price-driven lineup calls.

Super Bowl 60 is handled as a practical DFS lineup discussion, with the hosts testing tight-end trends against roster construction. They start from the idea that tight end looks like a weak spot for both teams, then temper it with the reality that the position has not delivered…

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You want Super Bowl DFS help before one shaky matchup note turns into too much lineup confidence.

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