The deck isnt a threat to win the game on an early turn
Louis Rams /13 33 Tyler Boyd, Tennessee Titans /83 34 DeVonta Smith, Philadelphia Eagles /6 35 Jamaal Charles, Kansas City Chiefs /25 36 Deebo Samuel, Washington Commanders /1 37 Eddy Pineiro, Carolina Panthers /4 38 Mike Sainristil, Washington Commanders /1 39 Bo Nix, Denver Broncos /10 40 Keon Coleman, Buffalo Bills /1 41 Tyler Allgeier, Atlanta Falcons /25 42 Josh Downs, Indianapolis Colts /1 43 Jordan Addison, Minnesota Vikings /3 44 Jim Kelly, Buffalo Bills /12 45 Arik Armstead, Jacksonville Jaguars /91 46 Brock Purdy, San Francisco 49ers /13 47 Tua Tagovailoa, Miami Dolphins /1 48 Patrick Mahomes II, Kansas City Chiefs /15 49 Jayden Reed, Green Bay Packers /11 50 Jalen Ramsey, Miami Dolphins /5 51 Devin Hester, Chicago Bears /23 52 Jeffery Simmons, Tennessee Titans /98 53 Khalil Shakir, Buffalo Bills /10 54 Kam Chancellor, Seattle Seahawks /31 55 Micah McFadden, New York Giants /41 56 Jason Taylor, Miami Dolphins /99 57 J.J
Once you get familiar with those main methods of sideboarding, there are a host of small tweaks you can make to improve your deck against what you expect to face from your opponent, but focus on mastering those two first
You can't even float mana like you can with Upheaval, so you're often right at square one with everyone else
Midnight Guard + Presence of Gond Ah the simplicity of Pauper, keep your opponent up 'til 12 a.m
