Writing about sports @4for4football. Niche Sports. Went to grad school @Georgetown to learn how to play fantasy sports better.

Joined September 2016
How should you build your NFL DFS lineups for week 7? Start with this and figure out the rest... You're welcome
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Do you support the troops?
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Wide Receiver I highlight in this week’s cash article that there are a nice mix of value options at wide receiver this week, which positions premier receivers as more feasible to fit into lineups. Couldn’t be clearer with Puka Nacua finding his way into nearly every lineup.
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Tight End Not a ton of price differentiation at tight end this week, but Isaiah Likely is the best option among the pack. He has 25 targets in the last two games with Jameis Winston at the helm.
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I used the @4for4football DFS projections for Sunday’s main slate and built 10,000 optimized lineups for cash games, with no other lineup rules implemented. Here is a look at who pops in the optimizations by position.
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Running Back My lock of this week for cash games is Allgeier, who shows up in 62.3% of lineups.
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Quarterback Josh Allen is the clear winner. There are a plethora of low-salary quarterbacks in consideration this week but interestingly none of them show up in more than 2.5% of lineups.
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I hate this tbh
College Football Playoff nearing deal to expand to 24 teams, per @PeteThamel. Will start in 2027.
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Have been seeing a good conversation sparked by @PlusEV regarding which books / exchanges are the sharpest to use to top-down bet with in the modern ecosystem with so much liquidity on exchanges… Thought it was as good of a time as any to resurrect this absolute banger. Forget the Upside Tools study with millions of data points… I plan to de-vig from this guy’s ball knowledge to price sports markets.
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KenPom’s preseason rankings are officially out, with Duke opening the season at No. 1 …
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Can someone ask the Duke math majors if they're worried OpenAI is going to take their jobs?
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Quant firms are hiring idea guys, not quants I've been skeptical about the whole - software is commoditized, ideas are the moat argument But I've seen first hand the best quant and technical firms in the world hire thinkers, liberal arts grads, and generalists I predict the trend accelerates Letter from @AQRCapital below
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