Alex Harden preferred using Justin Herbert in a single-stack rather than a double-stack. His simulations showed higher average SIM ROI with single-stacks, offering better results and lineup flexibility.

Alex Hardin suggested that single-stacking Justin Herbert with one pass-catcher is preferable to double-stacking. He found that forcing two pass-catchers lowered the simulated ROI, and preferred single-stacks due to Herbert's mobility and uncertainty in production from other receivers.

Alex Hardin advised focusing on Justin Herbert at quarterback over Anthony Richardson. He aimed to avoid the Colts' spot, expecting Richardson to be the default cash option at QB, and preferred Herbert for his lineup construction.