Title Crafting a Winning DFS Lineup: Beyond the Core Strategy

The widespread popularity of certain strategies, like stacking for maximum upside in tournament GPPs, has piqued my curiosity. While these strategies are commonly employed, their long-term implications and potential drawbacks often go unexamined. For instance, quarterback stacking is a prevalent approach, but what are the strategic advantages beyond the obvious? Should we consider the combined value of a quarterback-wide receiver pair, like Justin Jefferson and Sam Donald, as opposed to focusing on individual pricing? Or does the price tag itself influence our decisions, similar to how we shop for everyday items?

After settling on our primary DFS NFL strategy, how should we approach the rest of our lineup? Is it solely a matter of pricing, or are there other secondary factors to consider? Once we've established our core strategy, what subsequent steps do we take, and how do we fill out the remaining lineup spots? I believe this is a crucial subtopic, particularly for those who are new to DFS and want to understand not only how to implement their main strategy but also how to construct a complete and competitive lineup.