There has been a slew of class action lawsuits brought against FanDuel and its competitor DraftKings in the past few weeks, but they have been brought by users of the companies alleging unfair play by insiders. The lawsuits came in the wake of a major scandal over a DraftKings employee who won $250,000 playing on FanDuel. But Garçon's lawsuit is different. It's not about insider play, nor is it concerned with whether daily fantasy sports is gambling, which has been the focus of recent regulatory scrutiny. It's about player permission, and whether FanDuel illegally uses player names and likenesses. He has filed it "on behalf" of all NFL players, but for now the suit is coming only from Garçon. According to a statement released by Garçon's lawyers, the receiver argues that FanDuel, "knowingly and improperly exploits the popularity and performance of Garçon, along with all the other National Football League ("NFL") players at offensive skilled positions without their authority or a valid license."