Liam Murphy pushed back on chat complaints that taking Joe Burrow at the 4-5 turn is “dead.” He noted that drafters fixated on ADP are ignoring one-week playoff variance: you only need a 6-7-turn player to outscore the 4-5-turn player he replaced in a single December elimination week for the reach to pay off. Burrow’s ceiling with Ja’Marr Chase remains 35-plus DK points, and that stack will be plentiful anyway because both players are so popular. Front-loading the combo gives you freedom to hammer undervalued RB/WR pockets later instead of praying Burrow lasts to Round 6. Murphy labeled it a perfectly defensible tournament path as long as you lean into unique secondary correlations elsewhere.