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NFL DFS Wild Card Weekend Preview: Main Slate Lineups, Picks, Stacks and Ownership I FFT DFS

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Meg Schaup says Puka Nakua could be 85% owned, then makes a big stand on Devontae Adams.

1. Fantasy Football Today DFS previews Wild Card Weekend with six playoff games and multiple DraftKings slates. 2. Meg Schaup and Mike McClure are the main hosts, and both speak as DFS players comparing slate formats, pricing, and ownership. 3. The episode is built to answer how to attack the Sunday three-game slate, the Saturday two-game slate, and the six-game slate. 4. Mike says he will play all of the slates and still defaults to the Sunday three-game format because it has been the standard for 18 weeks. 5. He says the full six-game slate is more interesting this year because DraftKings created contests that resemble a normal short slate. 6. Meg and Mike then focus on Rams-Panthers, where Stafford, Puka Nakua, and Devontae Adams are the main discussion points. 7. Meg says Puka may approach 85% ownership on the two-game slate and expects Adams to carry about half that ownership. 8. Mike says Tyler Higbee's return and Colby Parkinson's role make Puka less attractive on the six-game slate. 9. They also discuss Carolina values like Jalen Coker, Tommy Tremble, and Rico Dowdle as salary-saving options. 10. Packers-Bears brings in Josh Jacobs, DeAndre Swift, Jordan Love, Christian Watson, Jaden Reed, Luther Burden, and Colston Loveland. 11. Mike says the two-game slate could be decided by whichever Green Bay receiver scores two touchdowns. 12. Meg and Mike both emphasize Jacobs volume, with Mike projecting about 20 touches and Meg expecting Green Bay to lean on him in an elimination game. 13. Weather matters in Green Bay, where they mention potential snow showers, 17 mile-per-hour winds, and gusts up to 35 miles per hour. 14. Mike favors Jaden Reed on a sloppy field and says Watson or Romeo Doubs could still create two-touchdown outcomes. 15. Bills-Jaguars becomes a concentrated passing-and-running game, with Josh Allen, James Cook, Trevor Lawrence, Parker Washington, and Jacoby Myers all in play. 16. Mike says James Cook is his first player in and argues that Buffalo scoring could come almost entirely from Allen and Cook. 17. Meg leans toward Trevor Lawrence stacks but says she will build Allen lineups with Dalton Kincaid and, in some builds, Dawson Knox. 18. The tone stays conversational and DFS-specific, with the hosts constantly comparing ownership, salary, and slate context. 19. Listeners who play NFL DFS short slates and ownership-driven lineups will get the most from this episode. 20. Listeners who want team analysis without lineup construction probably will not need it.

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