Week 7’s main slate features just 10 games, and pricing is as tight as we’ve seen all season, especially on DraftKings. These two factors will naturally lead to a smaller pool of viable plays than DFS players might be accustomed to, but that means lineups will naturally have less overlap. In other words, everyone won’t be able to lock in a handful of the same studs. Less overlap means lower variance, and it’s weeks like this where the most profitable players have the biggest edge. If you have a proven winning track record, this is a good week to play at the higher end of your bankroll limits.
Week 7 DFS Values and Picks: It All Starts with Todd Gurley
