The preseason Friday slate leans into depth-chart sleuthing as four games kick off on a night when few top-tier skill players are likely to play. The piece outlines roster strategy for DFS on both DraftKings (PPR with bonuses) and FanDuel (0.5 PPR), emphasizing the scarcity of star reps and the value of mid/late-round pivots. It highlights Adrian Martinez, Max Brosmer, Easton Stick, and Tyson Bagent as QB options depending on who actually starts and how long they play. At RB, Ian Wheeler, Donovan Edwards, and a handful of depth backs in favorable matchups are flagged as strong upside plays, while WRs such as John Metchie and Brashard Smith are noted for potential snap-heavy roles. The article also spotlights tight ends like Gunnar Helm and Robert Tonyan, and defense values like the New York Jets, which could see a favorable game environment thanks to quarterback uncertainty. The overarching theme: in preseason DFS, leverage depth charts, maximize playing time, and hunt for players with pass-catching routes or workload opportunities in limited-cap scenarios. The RotoWire NFL Optimizer is recommended to pinpoint targets beyond the obvious options, aligning weekly fantasy with contrarian tournament ideas.