Free Yahoo Cup DFS Season Long Challenge

Interesting

Exactly. Plus I am hoping it can expose more people to the skill game that DFS is.

Tip for beginners is to stack a team. Either QB/RB/WR or QB/WR/WR or QB/WR/TE or some variation for greatest potential outcome. My greatest score ever came from a Pats stack 3 years ago with Brady, Lafell, and Gronk. All of Bradys TDs went to Lafell and Gronk that week. I finished 3rd in a mega tourney on FanDuel with it. Example for Louisiana folks would be playing Brees with Fleener and a WR of your choice. It can yield an awesome outcome if Brees goes for 3 or 4 TDs, because you can score with Brees throwing the TDs and yardage, but you can also rack up points for the receptions, yardage, and TDs his targets post if you also play the right guys.

Another tip is try your best not to play a player that might be playing against your D/ST. For example, if you play the Texans D/ST, try your best to avoid CHI, in particular Alshon Jeffrey. Jeffrey or any CHI players production will reduce the points the Texans D/ST can score for week one, because D/ST score based on points conceded plus anything points score off special teams.

wait wait, it's a skill that Brady threw all his TD passes to those 2 guys that week? Sounds more like a lottery ticket.

To see your lineup, go to my contests, upcoming contests. You can edit it there all the way up until each individual players game starts.

Example, you can edit all you want till opening kickoff Sunday, but once the OAK vs NO starts, all players in that game, and any game that started at noon, will be locked. But you can still go swap out players that play that afternoon, night, or Monday night.

Im not a fish, but not a pro. I play for fun when I can. Makes Sundays more exciting. NBA is the most fun to me for DFS. But its a free opportunity for people to play, just wanted to spread the word.

Generally agree, but RBs that incorporate into the passing game should not be overlooked. Example, Week 1 a Texans stack with Osweiler, Miller, and either Fuller or Nuk could be a great call. Miller figures to get the bulk of carries, but will also be used some in the passing game. Texans are almost a touchdown favorite being at home, and in the event they need to milk the clock, Miller will be getting those carries. Generally I dont stack RBs, I prefer a QB with WR or 2, but thats also why I put the 3 options in that quoted post.

Zeke, D Williams, and Miller are a few of the RBs I like stacking this week. But it really is dictated by the teams scheme and usage of the RB. Like stacking Big Ben, D Williams, and Antonio gives you at worst 70%-80% of Pittsburghs offensive statistical output, why not stack those 3? It really only comes into play when there is a clear cut lead back, and one that plays into both the run and passing game. With a team like Indy though, I would not stack at RB, Id much rather go Luck with TY and Moncrief.

I went all in on giants. Not a good wewk