John Senden Daily Fantasy News, Rankings, Projections

D.J. Trahan joined Branden Grace and Ryan Brehm in announcing removal from this week's American Express field. Trahan will not play this week due to a positive COVID test. Michael Gellerman, John Senden, and Rafael Campos have all gained entry into this week's field. Due to the timing of this move players might not get added to the week-long contests, but will be available for showdown contests.

Aaron Baddeley has decided to take a pass on this week's Byron Nelson. He has been replaced in the field by Parker McLachlin. DraftKings has added both the four Monday qualifiers to the field and John Senden. It remains to be seen if McLachlin will make it into the pricing pool. FanDuel has not added any players as of yet. All of the players added to the DraftKings pricing pool have projections and can be used in LineupHQ.

Andrew Landry has withdrawn from this week's Byron Nelson. At this time there is no injury news associated with this move. Landry has been replaced in the field by North Texas resident John Senden. We should see Senden and the four Monday qualifiers in the pricing pool within 24 hours. Senden is trying to play his way back onto the tour after taking a leave of absence to be with his family during a difficult time.

Outside of the already reported withdrawals of John Senden and Sang-Moon Bae its all quiet on the news front this morning. Rosters lock in ten minutes, but for now, there is no news to report. Good luck this week grinders, as always if any late news breaks we will provide the updates needed.

Both John Senden and Sang-Moon Bae are early withdrawals from this week's Wells Fargo Championship. Lanto Griffen and Cameron Tringale are now in the tournament as alternates but will not be available in the pricing pool this week. At this time there has been no news associated with an injury for either Senden or Bae.

John Senden will look to play in his first PGA Tour event since last April. Senden took time off tour to spend time with his son Jacob, who was diagnosed with a brain tumor. This past tour winner made a rehab start on the Web.com circuit a few weeks ago, missing the cut at the Louisiana Open with rounds of 70-74. With his son, Jacob, making good progress, Senden is ready to try competitive golf again. Like many of his fellow Aussies on Tour, Senden is known for his ability to hit repeatable accurate golf shots. The major problem for Senden is that it might take a few weeks to get a feel for the game again. While his return to the Tour is a great feel-good story, Senden should be regarded as a deep sleeper play in almost any format this week.