From the video
He he played Jonah Coleman instead of the Chase Brown spot so that he could play Puka, Chase, and Z Flowers... we also had a really aggressive projection on Jonah Coleman who he got at 22%... the field did not play Jonah Coleman with Michael Wilson very much.
STACKED’s take
Salary pivot for premium WRs; 22% ownership with aggressive projection; key to post-lock ROI.
Jonah Coleman was used as a salary-saving pivot from Chase Brown to create flexibility for premium wide receiver plays (Puka Nakua and Zay Flowers). Davis Mattek played Coleman in the flex position of a winning Week 8 DFS lineup that achieved 135% actual ROI. Coleman came in at 25% ownership in the flex as part of a strong Ravens stack and was given an aggressive projection at 22% ownership. Mattek credits Coleman as a key factor in the lineup's strong post-lock sim ROI, noting that 'the field did not play Jonah Coleman with Michael Wilson very much,' suggesting most players who used Coleman did so to access three expensive receivers like Puka and Chase rather than with Michael Wilson.
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