2 months agoOn Saturday afternoon, Chase Briscoe qualified 31st for Sunday  at Texas Motor Speedway. To say 2023 has been a disappointment for the Stewart-Haas star is an understatement. After making the playoffs in 2022, there was a lot of hope for the 28-year-old entering the season, but those expectations have not been met. Despite the disappointments of the season, Briscoe is a play this week in DFS. In his two Cup starts at Texas, the No. 14 is averaging 51.50 DraftKings points, which is fueled largely by his +18 place differential average in these two races (average start =28/average finish=10). Given his 31st starting position, and a low salary of just $6,200, Chase Briscoe is shaping up to be the top value play on Sunday's slate.--Adam Erhardt - RotoBaller
Source: Racing-Reference.info