David Barnett identified Jeremy Paul as a low-priced DFS sleeper with potential upside for Valero Texas Open. Barnett mentioned Paul has stood out recently due to his strong performance off the tee and his occasional presence near the top of leaderboards after early rounds. While his iron game and short game can be inconsistent, Paul’s driving skill and intermittent putting prowess intrigued Barnett enough to suggest rostering him at a cheap DFS salary of $6,700 as a speculative pick.

Justin Van Zuiden strongly suggests considering Jeremy Paul as a value DFS option at $7K. Though Paul faded slightly on Sunday finishing outside the top five last week, he showed sustained strong performance overall. Specifically highlighting multiple recent strong showings, Justin underscores Paul's overlooked yet positive recent form, seeing him as a low-owned player ripe to provide good value—particularly useful in DFS rosters incorporating elite salary-heavy golfers like Scottie Scheffler.

Ev Singleton identified Jeremy Paul as an appealing longshot play for the Houston Open based on his underlying statistical profile. Despite acknowledging limited familiarity with Paul personally, Singleton noted he ranks an impressive 12th overall in his proprietary modeling. Paul's metrics suggest hidden upside potential for this week's tournament, making him an intriguing choice for deeper DFS lineups or targeted value bets.