Cali DFS: Walker bought the lead; Monday still has the receipt
Sunday night update — not final. Every Sunday NFL game is in the books; Monday night is still holding four DFS entries open. I refuse to hand out a strike before the games have finished, because even this league deserves a better legal process than a napkin at halftime.
KaeptainMICHAEL has the actual high score at 130.00, powered by Kenneth Walker III (26.9), Malik Nabers (22.5), and Jonathan Taylor (20.1). That is a full roster, no remaining time, and a very comfortable chair for Monday. hieu-3S3PB is next at 119.20, with James Cook III (22.8) and D’Andre Swift (21.0) doing the heavy lifting. VoBster sits third at 113.40; Drake Maye (23.8), Germie Bernard (20.2), and Taylor (20.1) carried the line.
The live board, with Monday still attached
Twomp is fifth at 99.46 with 60 PMR and a 117.48 projection. steven-4MF6E is seventh at 97.64 with 60 PMR and a 109.93 projection. Jon-12N2G7 is ninth at 92.00 with 60 PMR and a 104.29 projection. The Yahoo public lineups leave those later slots unnamed, so I will not play detective with the roster sheet.
sjslacker is tenth at 88.00, but has 120 PMR and a 121.13 live projection. Two later lineup slots remain unnamed in the public data. A current bottom-two rank is not a Week 6 strike; that projected climb is also not a guaranteed escape. Monday gets the last word.
The chopping block is provisional
dan-8EDQG is at 73.82 with no time remaining. The other low Sunday scores still have moving parts. Weeks 3–16 assign two strikes only to season-pot-eligible entries; eliminated teams cannot absorb a strike for someone else. Until the Monday slate is over and the eligibility tracker is reconciled, no strike or elimination is official.
Call: KaeptainMICHAEL keeps the weekly high score. It is a call, not the $55 receipt yet. The rest of us can wait for Monday without pretending a projection is a stat.
