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Paydirt CFB DFS Triple Option 11.04.2023

Welcome to the CFB DFS Triple Option here at Paydirt! This is going to be a weekly article aimed at giving thoughts and notes on three important aspects of the CFB DFS slate. This article is NOT used with the projections models here at Paydirt (Found here), but it will still be valuable even as a one-off piece of content. While the focus is on Draftkings, the content is applicable to Fanduel as well.

DFS Slate Overview

Depending on the size of the slate, there may be multiple situations, value plays, and popular options that you need to consider. Join the Paydirt discord with this link for more updates and game theory on all the slates details: https://discord.gg/mQ6u5dfawF

CFB Cash Core:

This core of players will help you build a strong foundation in cash games. While it is best to use all these players, it’s not a requirement. These players can also be used as GPP one-offs in contrarian builds.

QB: Jordan McCloud
RB: Ollie Gordon II
WR1: Reggie Brown
WR2: Elijah Sarratt
Flex: Jawhar Jordan

CFB GPP Core:

This core of players will help you build in differentiation in your DFS lineups. These players are meant to be mixed in with some of the stronger chalk options. How many of these players you put in is dependent on the size of the field and personal risk tolerance. 

QB: Jordan Travis
RB: Audric Estime
WR1: Marvin Harrison Jr.
WR2: KeAndre Lambert-Smith
Flex: Robert Lewis

DFS Stack Considerations

PSU (Pennsylvania State University)
UT (University of Texas)
FSU (Florida State University)

CFB DFS Final Thoughts

Players like Carson Beck, Luther Burden III, and Eugene Wilson III have relatively lower ownership percentages but still have strong median projections. Rostering these players can be a way to differentiate your lineup in large tournaments. Additionally, In high-total games you can also consider full offensive stacks. For example, with Darren Grainger and Marcus Carroll both popular you can balance ownership by adding a lower-owned Robert Lewis. Much of the focus today is on players from 2 out of the 12 games, and almost exclusively from the late afternoon games. Therefore, targeting lower-owned/high upside teams or game environments particularly in the noon set of games could be a strong strategy in GPPs.

GL and let’s bake some bread!


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