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PRO VEGAS TOOL: Week 9 DFS Flex Values Based on Vegas Player Props

alex bylineHere is a tool you can use in your Week 9 DFS research. We’ve aggregated all the open NFL player props available to us to identify how Vegas sees the fantasy production occurring in this opening weekend of action.

By gathering the Las Vegas over/unders on receptions, rushing and receiving yards, we can compare the projected output to the DraftKings/FanDuel pricing as a tool in gaining an edge.

We can, of course, also use it as a tool in making decisions for our season-long leagues as well.

PLEASE NOTE:

– This is not a comprehensive list of all players, but we do our best to find as many props as we can across dozens of different sports books. Players will be added into the spreadsheet as the bookmakers get them to us through Saturday evenings in-season and later in the week during the playoffs. Please check back leading into lineup lock if you don’t see a player you’re interested in listed on the sheet.

– Due to the fact that we pull props from numerous sources both online and private, sometimes props between books and line-makers can differ, especially when getting them as early as we do. If we notice a major difference between two reputable books, we’ll update the sheet to use the average of the two props given, while accounting for juice.

– These are not RW official projections, but rather, an additional tool to aid our members in decision making.

– This is not the RosterWatch DFS Cheat Sheet. Cheat Sheets can be downloaded here once available.

– Players with no over/under receptions props available have been supplemented with implied associated stats based on season averages and/or recent trends.

– The “Bonus” column is indicative of the three-point bonus received on DraftKings for rushing or receiving for 100 yards. Players with organic production projected by the bookmakers at 89.5 yards (rushing or receiving – not combined) or over receive three points, 79.5-89.5 receive two points, 69.5-79.5 receive one point.

Click here to go the shared spreadsheet (PRO MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED TO ACCESS)

15 Comments

  1. ↓ Post By D Ron

    who should my two flex spots be? PPR
    Swift, Harris, David Montgomery, moss, devante Parker, or shenalt

    1. ↓ Post By FrankGrimes

      Harris and Monty

  2. ↓ Post By mrbazzball@aol.com

    PPR — DJ Dallas or Pollard…. Thnx

    1. ↓ Post By FrankGrimes

      If Zeke sits I’d lean Tony

  3. ↓ Post By Hskrprd

    Full PPR 1WR 1 Flex 1RB
    M. Thomas, Metcalf, Antonio Brown, Dallas, Bell

    Full PPR 1WR 1 Flex 1RB
    Moore, Claypool, Godwin, Antonio Brown, CEH, Dallas

    Thank you guys in advance Please help Must win situations

    1. ↓ Post By FrankGrimes

      Sit brown/bell and sit Dallas/brown in other

  4. ↓ Post By McDouble

    12 team standard dynasty. I would be getting Mixon and robby Anderson. Giving up mostert. I’m thinking about asking for jeudy instead of Anderson. Thoughts? He is a total 49er homer btw

    1. ↓ Post By FrankGrimes

      Do it. Get Jeudy.

  5. ↓ Post By stephen

    who is the better keeper. jk dobbins or deondre swift

    1. ↓ Post By FrankGrimes

      Close one. I lean jk but when they fire that dope Patricia it could swing it.

  6. ↓ Post By nicholsm430@comcast.net

    Good morning, PPR please rank these players in the order which you would play them today: J. Jackson, M. Gordon, C. Godwin (if active) as I am going to need 1 for sure and may need 2 if K. Allen is out. Thanks

    1. ↓ Post By Alex Dunlap

      Keenan is going to play. Out of that group, I don’t think I can wait on Godwin news. If we know he’s active before the earlier game times I go with him tho. I think I roll Jackson in your spot. GL/

  7. ↓ Post By nceteras@gmail.com

    Good morning gentlemen, I need to pick one: Evan Engram or Jonnu Smith?

    1. ↓ Post By Alex Dunlap

      Jonnu for me. GL to you this week.

      1. ↓ Post By nceteras@gmail.com

        Thanks again Alex. Great show this morning.

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