How to separate your daily fantasy picks from the masses

If you’ve seen the “Stranger Things” finale or “Lord of the Rings: Return of the King,” you know how epilogues work. They aren’t as exciting as the bulk of the story. But they can provide some comforting closure.

We’ve entered the epilogue of the fantasy football season. Sure, the playoffs are great and the most exciting time of real football. But we’re not talking about real football, we’re talking about fantasy.

Seasonal leagues are done. Fantasy playoff formats are wonky and unsatisfying. The only thing left for us fantasy freaks is DFS.

There are no more midweek transactions to ponder, no exploring possible trades, gone are routine start/sit decisions. Now, we just have salary cap choices and stacking options. But there still are some decent bucks to be had if we do it right.