Hey if you haven’t had a chance to check out Adam Pfeifer’s weekly NFL Fantasy Matchups column, check it out HERE. Adam goes game-by-game, through each matchup and the result is a behemoth 15,000 article that’s as in depth as anything in the industry today. We realize that’s a lot of words, so we decided to pop it into a fantasy football podcast so you can ready away while you’re on the bus or hitting the gym. It’ll be out every single week on Friday mornings for the duration of the 2019 NFL season. Whether you play NFL DFS or season long fantasy football, this is the article for you! Let’s dig into some Week 5 NFL Fantasy Football and NFL DFS action and breakdown every single team and matchup on the slate.
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Here’s the daily NFL Strategy Show schedule for the duration of the season, always at 11 ET/8PT on the Awesemo YouTube Channel:
- Mondays: Manny Lora and Dave Loughran recap all of Sunday’s action and look ahead to the next week.
- Tuesdays: Sal Vetri and Dave Loughran give their first impressions of player salaries on each site for the week ahead.
- Wednesdays: Chris Spags joins Dave Loughran to discuss the recently released Awesemo ownership projections.
- Thursdays: Sal Vetri is back, with host Dave Loughran to preview each game on the slate from an NFL DFS perspective.
- Fridays: Fantasy Cruncher’s Manny Lora is back go through some lineup building techniques on FC, along with co-host Chrs Randone.
- Saturdays: Sal Vetri is back along with the Bachelor’s Chris Randone, to discuss any late breaking news for the slate ahead.
Of course, we have lots of other video content too, including Live Before Locks for every slate, and Awesemo’s On the Contrary with Chris Spags and a rotating group of expert fantasy guests all season long.
Awesemo’s NFL Projections
In addition to our NFL Fantasy Point Projections, Awesemo’s ownership projections come out every day before lineup lock. We also release a weekly Top Stack projection, which takes a look at how likely each NFL stack is to be the highest scoring unit on the slate, relative to our projected ownership and value.
