Davis Mattek pitched the Saints-Titans Week-17 matchup as the ultimate sneaky stack for Best Ball finals, dubbing it the "Who Cares Bowl" that could turn into a 47-40 shootout reminiscent of the Browns-Jets track meet a few years back. Mattek believes both defenses will be mediocre by December and that late-season games between non-contenders often get wild as coaches empty the playbook. Because almost no one is correlating this game, cheap pieces like Rashid Shaheed, Kendre Miller, Julius Chestnut and whichever quarterbacks are active could deliver massive leverage in the $3 million final. His advice: grab one or two of these overlooked options late and ride the uniqueness if that game pops.

Davis Mattek purposefully concentrated his roster around the Week 17 New Orleans–Tennessee matchup, assembling both sides of the game to maximize best-ball finals leverage. His player pool includes Chris Olave and Rashid Shaheed opposite Tony Pollard and Chig Okonkwo, plus ancillary pieces like Juwan Johnson that he chased before ADP to ensure full correlation. Mattek explained that if the Saints-Titans tilt shoots out, the cumulative scoring from that single contest could vault a tightly correlated lineup to the tournament’s top prize. Because the championship week winner-take-all structure outweighs regular-season advance equity, he is willing to over-stack this game and live with any micro value losses elsewhere.