Your 25-team DraftKings book beats the market — your teams average an Upside Score of 62 against the field's 50. Correlation is the story: your 25 entries behave like just 21 independent title shots, about 4 teams of redundancy, and you lean heavily on MIA (52% of your book). That grades higher than your Underdog book (58), so your DraftKings teams are the stronger side right now. DraftKings runs 20 rounds at full PPR with yardage bonuses and deeper rosters — its winning shape skews ~3 QB / 6 RB / 9 WR / 3 TE (RB-heavy, WR-heavy). Priorities from here: diversify away from MIA to raise your effective team count; fade your biggest exposure (Eli Stowers 56%); add under-owned upside like Josh Allen (4% owned, 100 upside).