Erik Polzin said the Adam Schenk / Tyler Duncan pairing is a salary‑relief option he will sprinkle into DFS builds. The former Purdue teammates have real Zurich reps—Schenk’s teams finished 27th and 11th three and four years ago, while Duncan logged a 34th two years back—giving them rare course knowledge for a roster spot priced near the floor. Although his blended model grades them as a bottom‑half outfit on raw strokes‑gained, Polzin believes the built‑in chemistry from their college days plus Schenk’s steady tee‑to‑green baseline (top‑35 in good‑drive percentage this season) bumps their make‑cut probability into the mid‑50 % range. In a week where only 33 of 80 teams advance, he likes using them as a low‑owned punt that unlocks Rory/Lowry lineups without completely sacrificing Saturday equity. Polzin is not firing outrights, but he is comfortable tossing them in Top‑20 parlays at numbers longer than +425.