Geoff Ulrich advised steering clear of Camilo Villegas even at the rock-bottom $6K salary. While Villegas could scrape through the cut, Ulrich argued his realistic ceiling tops out around T40–T30, far short of the top-15 finish you need from a punt to win a large-field GPP. Ulrich would rather pay a few hundred more for Andrew Putnam or Carson Young—players he believes carry legitimate top-20 equity—than burn a roster spot on Villegas and hope for an unlikely spike week. In Ulrich’s view, Villegas is the definition of a floor-less play who drags down Scheffler-anchored builds instead of differentiating them in a meaningful way.