RotoWire Fantasy Football Podcast NFL DFS - Week 13
Nov 28, 2025
Get ready for Week 13 NFL DFS action as the hosts tackle a slate marked by low totals. They strategize on stacking options, debating game stacks versus top players. Weather conditions may impact choices, especially for QB and receiver lineups. Key discussions on affordable quarterbacks highlight Brissett and Ward as viable picks. The running back hierarchy is ranked, including cash locks and tournament pivots. They also explore receiver pricing tiers, emphasizing value plays and potential cheap options. Finally, defensive strategies wrap up the informative session.
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Low-Total Slate Forces Selective Stacking
- Week 13 presents a low-scoring slate with no game totals over 50 and many between 40–46, forcing selective stacking and player-level focus.
- Scott Jenstad and Ryan Belongia expect picking best pieces across games to outperform forcing full-game stacks on this slate.
Don’t Force Full Game Stacks
- Avoid forcing four-player stacks when games lack competitive shootout potential; instead mix one or two pieces from a game with players from elsewhere.
- Use single-game exposure only if you truly expect a shootout; otherwise prioritize best individual players across matchups.
Check Weather Before Locking Pass Plays
- Check weather and stadium conditions for quarterback and receiver plays, especially late in the year when wind and rain can depress passing ceilings.
- Prioritize indoor or sunny sites on low-scoring slates to protect upside for pass-heavy players.