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Happy Thanksgiving y’all!  We have ourselves 3 lopsided games today.  That means we should have a lot of scoring, both from teams getting out front early and the teams having to play chase all day long.  I’ve done my research and found some great props on PrizePicks that I love.  Make sure to lock in that free square that PrizePicks is giving us today in Christian McCaffrey!

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CeeDee Lamb – .5 Pass + Rush + Rec TD – Over

The Cowboys should absolutely smash today against the Commanders.  As of writing this, they are massive 13.5 point favorites.  Their 31 total is by far the biggest of any of the 6 teams playing today.  Look for CeeDee Lamb to be right in the middle of the scoring today.  The Commanders are awful through the air, setting up Dak Prescott for a monster game.  No team has given up more receiving touchdowns to wide receivers than the Commanders this season.  That sets up beautifully for Prescott’s main man, Lamb.  Lamb has 5 TD’s over the last 4 weeks.  Look for him to add to that total this afternoon.  Love the Over!

Sam Howell – 1.5 Pass + Rush + Rec TD – Over

On the other side of this one we have the Commanders and Sam Howell.  The Commanders will be playing from behind in this one from the start.  That will put even more pressure on Sam Howell to perform.  If we look at what Howell has done this season, this number is very attainable.  Even in the toughest of games.  He’s had at least 2 touchdowns in 7 of his 11 games this season.  With the Commanders playing from behind, Howell will be forced to throw early and often.  That gives us plenty of opportunities for TD’s.  Love the Over!

Jared Goff – 257.5 Pass + Rush Yards – Over

The Lions are another team that is a big favorite today.  As of this morning, they are 8 point favorites against a 4-6 Packers.  I’m fully expecting the Lions to come out sharper than they did last weekend against the Bears.  Before last week’s struggles, Jared Goff had been brilliant.  He had easily this 257.5 number in 4 consecutive games. 

Even with his struggles last weekend, he still came awfully close to this number.  He’ll have the luxury of throwing to 2 dynamic ball catchers in Amon-Ra St. Brown and Sam LaPorta.  Look for the Lions to come out on top in this one thanks to a monster game from Jared Goff.  Love the Over!

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More or Less – 3.6x

Dak Prescott – 279.5 Passing Yards – More

The 49ers were one of the top teams in the NFL this season against the run.  Because of that, I expect the Cowboys to take the air more often than not today.  If the Cowboys hope to win today, they’re going to need Dak Prescott to continue with the momentum he had to close out the year.  He finished the season with 12 TD passes in his final 3 games. 

The target that Monkey Knife Fight is giving us today is a number that Prescott has reached 2 out of the last 3 weeks and 7 times total this season.  I’m projecting Prescott at around 290 yards passing today as he has the majority of his arsenal of receivers healthy.  More side for me on this prop.

Patrick Mahomes – 278.5 Passing Yards – Less

While I do think the Chiefs pull out the victory in this one, I don’t think that Mahomes gets to his Monkey Knife Fight target of 279 passing yards today.  As Adam noted in his Game by Game breakdown, Mahomes does not do as well when pressured.  The Steelers have this guy named T.J. Watt that likes to put a ton of pressure on quarterbacks. 

If we look at what this Steelers defense has done in recent weeks, it’s pretty impressive.  They have held quarterbacks under 200 yards passing 3 out of the last 4 weeks.  If we look at the 279 yard target today for Mahomes, they Steelers haven’t given up that many passing yards since week 11 against the Chargers.  I’m siding with Less side on this one and I’m not looking back!

More or Less – 3.6x

Travis Kelce – 69.5 Receiving Yards – Less

I highlighted above that the Steelers are extremely solid against the pass.  If we dig down deep to see how they are against tight ends, they’ve been even more solid (if that’s even a thing).  On the year, the Steelers have given up more than 69.5 yards just 4 times and just once over the past 7 weeks. 

There are only a few tight ends with the upside that Kelce provides.  That said, this year has been somewhat of a disappointment for Kelce.  He had his fewest receiving yards and targets since 2017.  He comes into this matchup today having only had 59 receiving yards in the last 2 weeks.  I’m sure Chiefs fans will disagree with me on this one, but I think they keep Kelce in check today.  I’m siding with the Less side on Kelce.

CeeDee Lamb – 68.5 Receiving Yards – More

If you were a fantasy owner of CeeDee Lamb this season you probably were left feeling somewhat disappointed, at least down the stretch.  Although he cracked 1,100 yards in his sophomore season, his production when it mattered most was almost non-existent.  Over the final 7 games of the year he failed to either top 90 yards or find the endzone.  That all changes today in what should be one of the most important games in his young career. 

Monkey Knife Fight is giving us a 68.5 yard target today and while I don’t think he smashes it, I do think he does enough to get north of that number.  Prescott should have himself a day today and that will include using Lamb more than he has in recent weeks.  I like the More side on this one.  

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New York Giants vs. Dallas Cowboys

Dak Prescott vs. New York Giants (269.5 Passing Yards) – More

If you read my QB’s and Stacks article this week, you know that I love Dak Prescott this week.  He’s coming off a subpar game against Washington in which threw for only 211 yards.  Dallas should come out firing today against a Giants team that has been absolutely brutal against the pass this year.  The Giants have given up at least 270 passing yards in 4 of their last 6 games.  One of the games they didn’t was against a team that runs a run heavy offense. 

Prescott faced the Giants in Week 5 and threw for 302 yards with 3 touchdowns.  I see no reason why he shouldn’t replicate that feat.  I’m siding with the More side of the 269.5 yards that Monkey Knife Fight is giving us today.

Mike Glennon vs. Dallas Cowboys (185.5 Passing Yards) – More

This one gets a little trickier as Mike Glennon just hasn’t played much.  I’m going to go w/ more game theory in this pick though because this is a game that should get out of hand pretty early.  I expect the Cowboys to get up early in this one.  Probably after their first possession.  With my expectation that the Cowboys will be up early and often in this one the Giants will have to play through the air today in an effort to catch up. 

With that, Glennon should get a ton of passing volume today.  He has only 2 starts this year at QB but in both games he hit his number that Monkey Knife Fight is giving us.  The Cowboys have given up at least 200 yards in all but 2 games this season. That continues today as Glennon gets over the 200 yards mark.  I’m also going with the More side on this one. 

More or Less  3x Payout

Baltimore Ravens vs. Green Bay Packers

Aaron Rodgers vs. Baltimore Ravens (265.5 Passing Yards) – More

Similar to Prescott, Aaron Rodgers is one of my favorite QB’s this week.  He’s going into a matchup against a depleted Ravens secondary.  Even with a healthy secondary, the Ravens have given up the second most passing yards on the year.  Only the Seahawks have given up more passing yards. 

Rodgers is coming into this one in peak form, throwing for at least 292 yards in 4 straight games.  Monkey Knife Fight has the number set at 265.5 yards, a number that Rodgers has failed to get just twice in the last 8 weeks.  I just don’t see how he doesn’t easily get to this number today.  I’m going with the More side on this too. 

Devonta Freeman vs. Green Bay Packers (52.5 Rushing Yards) – Less

This is going to be a weird week for the Baltimore Ravens.  Lamar Jackson hasn’t been ruled out just yet, but he also hasn’t practiced all week.  Should he miss this week, the Ravens game plan will be a different one than we’ve been accustomed to.  Although Huntley filled in admirably last weekend, he’s still not in the same category as Jackson. 

Regardless, I just don’t see Freeman getting to the 52.5 target that Monkey Knife Fight is giving us today.  On the year it’s a number that Freeman has only gotten to twice.  Once last week against the Browns and then also in week 9 vs. the Vikings.  The Packers have one of the best run defenses in the league.  Only 6 teams have given up fewer rushing yards to running backs all year.  They should have no trouble keeping Freeman in check today.  On this one, I’m going with the Less side.

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Welcome to the Week 15 edition of QB’s and Stacks.  I’m Jared and I’ll be filling in for A Through Z.  With Covid making its way virtually through every locker room, it’s going to be a weird week.  We’ll want to make sure that we are keeping as close of an eye to injury reports as ever.  My goal here will be to walk you through my top quarterbacks and who to pair them up with. 

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Quarterback 1

Living in Baltimore I can tell you firsthand that the Ravens are attackable.  Especially by quarterbacks as their defense will be without Marlon Humphrey and potentially Chuck Clark.  If Clark should miss, the Ravens would be completely without the secondary that they put on the field in Week 1.  Aaron Rodgers ($7,500 DK/$7,600 FD) is in a smash spot this week and I’ll want to make sure that I use him in at least one of my lineups.  While the Ravens secondary hasn’t been awful over the last few weeks, the mounting injuries are going to take away their top guys.  

The Ravens have also given up some big games to quarterbacks this season.  They’ve given up over 400 yards passing 3 times and over 300 yards 5.  On the year, only the Seahawks have given up more passing yards than the Ravens.  Despite a nagging toe injury, Rodgers is coming into this game in peak form.  He’s thrown for at least 290 yards in 4 straight games.  With Rodgers we also know that we’re going to get a ton of volume from our QB.  On the year he’s thrown less than 30 passes just 3 times, with 2 of those being weeks 1 and 2.  

Aaron Rodgers’ Stack 

Now that we have one of our top 3 quarterbacks out of the way let’s take a look to see who we should pair Rodgers with.  The obvious play here is Davante Adams.  Over the last 3 weeks Rodgers has thrown 110 passes.  30 of those have gone to Adams and he’s caught 25 of them for 340 yards and 4 touchdowns.  There may be no more dynamic duo than Rodgers and Adams in the league.  While Adams is the obvious the play here, another guy we can look to is Marquez Valdes-Scantling (MVS).

While MVS isn’t quite up to Adams’ level yet, he’s trying his hardest to get there.  He’s been targeted 24 times over the last 3 games.  While he’s only caught 11 of them, the volume for MVS is there.  If a handful of those drops get caught, we’d be talking about a guy with elite numbers.  While the 193 yards over the last 3 games is nothing to sneeze at, there’s more for MVS out there with the volume of looks he’s getting. 

Another intriguing name to through into the fire is AJ Dillon.  Aaron Jones missed practice with an illness on Thursday and should he miss I love the spot for Dillon.  Dillon plays a more prevalent role in the passing game than Jones.  In weeks 11 and 12 Dillon was targeted 11 times and caught all 11 balls.  It’s an intriguing spot should Jones miss.

Quarterback 2 

Dak Prescott ($6,500 DK/$7,500 FD) is one of the most frustrating quarterbacks to roster. I get it. He has multiple weeks this year with over 400 yards passing, so we know we have a huge ceiling with him.  But he also has multiple weeks of around just 200 yards passing or below.  This week, well this week I’m chasing that ceiling against an awful Giants team.  Is there a chance this game is over after the first Cowboys possession?  Absolutely. 

The game last week should have been over early too but because the Cowboys took their foot off the pedal they let Washington right back into the game. I just don’t see them doing it again this week.  The last time Prescott faced the Giants he threw for over 300 yards and had 3 touchdown passes.  I’m looking for a repeat of that this weekend against a team that is very susceptible to quarterbacks as they just gave up 275 yards passing and 3 touchdowns to Justin Herbert. 

Dak Prescott’s Stack

The path for who we should pair Prescott with is nowhere near as clear as it was for Rodgers.  Prescott has thrown the ball 168 times over the past 4 weeks.  We know there’s a ton of volume to be had.  Of those 168 passes, 4 of his pass catchers have been targeted at least 23 times.  The guy I love the most here is Cee Dee Lamb.  Lamb has a ton of upside this week.  Over his last 3 games he’s been targeted 27 times, with 24 of those coming in his last 2 games.  This combo should eat up a Giants secondary that has given up 16 passing touchdowns this year. 

The other 2 guys I love here are Michael Gallupand Amari Cooper.  Both guys are heavily involved in the passing game.  While my preference is a Dak/Lamb stack, a Dak/Gallup or Dak/Cooper stack should also do well.  Dalton Schultz name should also be thrown into the fray.  That said, I’m not overly high on him this week.  The Giants, while historically awful against tight ends, have been somewhat improved against them in 2021.  Tight Ends have been targeted a ton against them this year with little success as they have just a 67% catch %.

Quarterback 3   

I’d love to put Matt Stafford here due to a cake matchup vs. the Seahawks, but I just don’t know who they’re going to field this week as half the team has COVID.  So we’ll turn to another great matchup.  Jimmy Garoppolo ($5,800 DK/$6,700 FD) vs. Atlanta Falcons.  The 49ers have a projected total of 27.75 going into Sunday.  It’s one of the highest on the board.  IF they’re going to get there on Sunday, it’s going to be due to the play of Jimmy G and his arm. 

Only Washington has given up more passing touchdowns than the Falcons this year.  Falcons have given up 26 passing touchdowns this year compared to just 8 INT’s.  They’re easy to throw against and that’s what we should plan on doing.  Garoppolo is in a nice stretch of football.  Over the past 6 weeks he’s thrown multiple touchdown passes 5 times. Against a weak Falcons’ secondary I just don’t see how he doesn’t make it 6 out of 7.  He’s thrown the ball 71 times over this last 2 games and I think he continues to throw the ball this weekend.  Look for Garoppolo to have another solid week.

Jimmy Garoppolo’s Stack

With Garoppolo we have a more condensed passing scheme.  His main guys are isolated to Brandon Aiyuk and George Kittle.  Any Garoppolo stack has to start with Kittle.  He has been lights out over the last few weeks.  In his last 4 games he’s been targeted 33 times.  That’s the most out of any pass catcher for San Francisco.  Of those 33 targets, he’s caught an unreal 27 of them for 379 yards and 4 touchdowns.  He’s a tight end in a wide receiver’s body. 

If you want to pass on Kittle (I wouldn’t, that’s why I’m writing him up) the next guy in line would Aiyuk who’s also been solid, just not as solid as Kittle.  Aiyuk has been targeted 29 times over the last 4 weeks and has corralled 19 of them for 293 yards and 2 touchdowns.  While the Aiyuk/Garoppolo stack costs $1,200 less on DK this week, there’s going to be so much value to go around due to COVID this week I don’t think you’ll need the savings. 

Other QB’s I love this week are Tua Tagovailoa vs. the Jets and of course Matt Stafford vs. Seahawks. As we get closer to Sunday and have more of a solid look on who’s actually playing this week, those 2 guys may jump the line and fall into my top 3. 

Good luck and hope to see you in the green this week!

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The Thursday night showdown kicks off the Week 13 NFL DFS contests, and we’ve got the picks to help you win big tonight and make some serious green!

NOTE: For a refresher on showdown general rules and strategy and how it relates to Week 13 NFL DFS showdowns, see the Week 1 TNF showdown article.

Week 13 NFL DFS MVP candidates (1.5x points)

Some notes on the differences between MVP on FanDuel and DraftKings: The 1.5x point boost on FD comes with no salary penalty, while and DK also bumps the salary to 1.5x – a crucial factor in deciding who we can and cannot afford on both sites. We can use this to our advantage on FD by occasionally targeting non-QBs to establish more variance and more unique lineups, and on DK it allows us to build more hearty overall stacks when we punt the MVP position with a cheap but high-upside player.

Week 13 NFL DFS Chalk: Dak Prescott (FD $16,500, DK $17,700)

Value Pivot (FD): Taysom Hill (FD $7,000, DK $14,400)

Value Pivot #2 (DK): Mark Ingram (FD $12,000, DK $7,500)

Top Cowboys Pivot: CeeDee Lamb (FD $13,000, DK $15,000)

Contrarian #1: Tre’Quan Smith (FD $9,000, DK $8,400)

Contrarian #2: Tony Pollard (FD $12,000, DK $11,700)

Longshot Value Play (DK): Tony Jones (FD $10,000, DK $1,200)

Wowzer, have we got some wild pricing disparity on a couple of key Saints players tonight on both FanDuel and DraftKings! Dak Prescott is the chalk on FD over value play Taysom Hill — who is slated to be the starting QB for the Saints. Prescott also has a slight edge on DK over Hill and Mark Ingram, who’s expected to serve as the lead back on TNF (Alvin Kamara will not be available to play, according to Ian Rapoport) after missing Week 12 against the Bills. There’s a lot of vlue combos to explore on both sites, so let’s get to the team notes!

Cowboys notes: CeeDee Lamb is back for the Cowboys, and that means less upside overall for what now qualifies as a risk/reward Michael Gallup, who could find it easier to get loose on a deep ball. Ezekiel Elliott is supposed to get a “serious load” but has fewer then 10 carries in each of his last two games and Tony Pollard is just as effective in terms of fantasy production when he gets the chance. For the discount, I’ll take Pollard in the majority of my GPP builds and fade Zeke in the interest of a contrarian approach. I also like Amari Cooper if he’s active tonight, but he could have a hard time playing at 100 percent in the wake of his bout with COVID, so that’s a seriously risky play even if he goes. I’ll probably have more shares of TE Dalton Schultz either way.

Saints notes: Trevor Siemian has finally given way to Hill, and while that could decrease the usage of Tre’Quan Smith in the red zone, it certainly bumps the importance of Ingram since they’ll likely be doing less throwing overall. I still like Smith tonight, and we can expect that Siemian could possibly make an appearance in this game if Hill totally flops, but on DK they’re both priced around the same. We can downgrade both Marquez Callaway and Deonte Harris, and I expect more involvement from TEs Nick Vannett and Juwan Johnson, who combined for one target/catch last Thursday night. With Ingram back, a lot of folks will forget about Tony Jones, but he’s still a free square on DK at just $800 as a FLEX play. on DK, especially if we get word that Ingram has a setback in warmups and will be limited in any way.

Remember to build your team based on an NFL DFS narrative that makes sense.

Week 13 NFL DFS Final thoughts (and some DOs and DON’Ts)

DO: Build a trio (or quartet) of offensive weapons for a team that makes sense together

DON’T: Worry about spending every dollar.

DO: Use the projected team totals to shade one way or the other with your selections.

DON’T: Forget to watch the inactives.

Now that we’ve established some Week 13 NFL DFS narratives and MVP candidates, the best way to round out this piece is with a list of my favorite options in descending order, based on overall value (a combo of salary and projected points):

  1. Dak Prescott
  2. Taysom Hill (FD, bump down a spot on DK)
  3. CeeDee Lamb
  4. Mark Ingram
  5. Tony Pollard
  6. Ezekiel Elliott
  7. Dalton Schultz
  8. Michael Gallup
  9. Tre’Quan Smith
  10. Amari Cooper (questionable)
  11. Cowboys DST
  12. Marquez Callaway
  13. Greg Zuerlein
  14. Deonte Harris
  15. Brett Maher
  16. Saints DST
  17. Tony Jones, Jr.
  18. Noah Brown
  19. Lil’Jordan Humphrey
  20. Nick Vannett
  21. Juwan Johnson
  22. Trevor Siemian (DK only)

Don’t forget to read the rest of WinDaily’s excellent football articles this week as you prep for Week 13 action!

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Tonight’s Thursday night matchup brings us to New Orleans with a matchup between the Saints (5-6) and the Cowboys (7-4).  The Cowboys look to bounce back tonight after 2 losing straight.  For the Saints, they’re handing the offense over to Taysom Hill tonight who makes his first start at QB of the season.  The Saints come into this matchup riding a 4 game losing streak.  Things have not gone well for them since Jameis Winston went down. 

More or Less – 3.6x Payout

Dak Prescott – 270.5 Passing Yards – More

Dak Prescott should have one of his top weapons back tonight.  After sitting out the last 2 games, Cooper was activated from the Covid-19 list yesterday.  Prescott now has his full arsenal of weapons healthy. Well as healthy as you can be for the tail end of the football season.  For the first time in several weeks he’ll have Cooper, Lamb, Gallup, and Schultz to throw to. 

We’ve seen Prescott shine at times this year and tonight should be one of those times.  He’s hit the 271 yards mark in 4 out of his last 6 weeks.  In what I expect to be a close game tonight, Prescott should be able to focus enough on his passing game to hit his 271 yards.  I’m going with the More side for Prescott.

Taysom Hill – 180.5 Passing Yards – More

The Saints have finally made the switch at QB to Taysom Hill.  With Hill finally healthy enough to play again he’ll have a chance to start at QB for the first time since Week 14 of last season against the Eagles.  Hill started 4 games at QB last season and did fairly well.  In 3 of his 4 starts he easily surpassed tonight’s goal of 181 yards.  He had 233, 232, and 291 yards. 

In the one game that he didn’t get to the 181 yards last season, it was more due to game script as the Saints destroyed the Broncos 31-3 in Week 12.  Only once this season have the Cowboys given up less than the 181 yards goal for Hill tonight.  Look for Hill to easily surpass his goal tonight.  I’m going with the More here as well.  

Rapid Fire – 3x Payout

Dak Prescott vs. Taysom Hill (+90.5)

I’ve highlighted in the More or Less section that both QB’s should hit their number tonight.  That said, both QB’s have a very different number and skill set.  While Hill has shown some upside with his arm, he also tends to run the ball quite a bit for a QB which somewhat lowers his pass yardage ceiling.  He did pass for 291 yards in one game last season, but that was an outlier.  His ceiling is closer to his other two games where he finished in the low 230 yard range and that’s where I think he ends up tonight.

If we look at Prescott, his ceiling is much higher and he’s facing a Saints secondary that has given up close to 3k passing yards through their first 11 games this season.  This is the type of game that has ceiling written all over it for Prescott.  Even though MKF Is giving 90.5 passing yards to Hill in this one, I like Prescott tonight.  Prescott for the win in this one. 

Alvin Kamara vs. Ezekiel Elliot (+11.5)

As of writing this, Kamara is still listed as questionable.  I’m going to write this under the assumption that he’s playing.  In the few games before he was injured Kamara struggled producing on the ground.  In those 3 games he had 51, 61, and 50 rushing yards. 

If we look at the Cowboy’s defense, they’ve started to show some cracks against the run.  Over the last 6 weeks they’ve given up over 100 yards rushing 4 times.  Through the first 5 weeks of the year they hadn’t given up more than 74 in any game.  If Kamara proves to be healthy tonight, he’s looking at a solid chance for a rebound game. 

Switching gears to Ezekiel Elliot, he gets an extremely tough matchup tonight.  Only Washington and Tampa Bay have given up less rushing yards to running backs this season.  They’ve given up more than 80 rushing yards to running backs just twice this season. 

Even if we had a healthy Elliot, I wouldn’t love him here so a banged up Elliot has me ready to gag in this matchup.  Especially knowing that Prescott has all his receiving weapons available to him tonight.  Coming into this matchup, granted he’s been banged up, Elliot has been downright bad on the ground.  He hasn’t surpassed 52 rushing yards since he had 69 yards against the Patriots in week 6. 

As it stands right now, I like Kamara to have more pure rushing yards tonight.  Even though Elliot gets the bonus of 11.5 yards tonight, he doesn’t do enough on the ground to get close to Kamara. Kamara for the win!

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The NFL DFS season continues with the Monday night showdown, and we’ve got the breakdown to help you win big money in the final Week 3 NFL DFS contests!

NOTE: For a refresher on showdown general rules and strategy, see my first TNF showdown article of 2021.

Let’s get to the game!

Week 3 NFL DFS MVP candidates (1.5x points)

Some notes on the differences between MVP on FanDuel and DraftKings: The 1.5x point boost on FD comes with no salary penalty, while and DK also bumps the salary to 1.5x – a crucial factor in deciding who we can and cannot afford on both sites. We can use this to our advantage on FD by occasionally targeting non-QBs to establish more variance and more unique lineups, and on DK it allows us to build more hearty overall stacks when we punt the MVP position with a cheap but high-upside player.

Week 3 NFL DFS Chalk: Dak Prescott (FD $16,000, DK $16,800)

Pivot: Jalen Hurts (FD $16,500, DK $16,500)

Contrarian #1: Ezekiel Elliott (FD $12,000, DK $12,600)

Contrarian #2: DeVonta Smith(FD $10,500, DK $10,800)

Contrarian #3: CeeDee Lamb (FD $12,500, DK $14,700)

FanDuel and DraftKings actually have Dak Prescott and Jalen Hurts flip-flopped for the top-priced player, so that could some into play in determining who’s chalkier on either site. Hurts has the better matchup overall, but the Cowboys are favored by 3 points. We can probably pencil in Hurts at captain since he should have plenty of time to throw and use his legs, and I think Prescott is too expensive given both Amari Cooper‘s ribs issue (he’ll play with a flak jacket on and is a risk to reaggravate the injury) and the emergence of both Ezekiel Elliott and Tony Pollard after Prescott’s huge Week 1. Playing Eagles WR DeVonta Smith at Captain could allow us to Hurts and a couple big-time Dallas players.

Eagles notes: Hurts is the main target for me because of what he can do with his legs as well. I’m interested in getting exposure to one or both of the Eagles TEs, though the production from Dallas Goedert and Zach Ertz is just difficult to predict. The tight ends will have to be more involved than last Sunday, when Goedert didn’t have his first catch until the second half and finished the just two receptions (on two targets) for 24 yards. Ertz is off the COVID list now, and had just one reception (one target) for 6 yards in Week 2, but could see 3-5 targets this week. I don’t think Miles Sanders is a huge priority this week, though I might grab some Kenneth Gainwell exposure as a cheap play in a negative game script. Smith is the best option at WR, but I’ll have shares of Jalen Reagor given his upside.

Cowboys notes: We may be able to get away without Prescott, but there are avenues where we get both him and Hurts in some lineups. Ezekiel Elliott might be the top play from a contrarian perspective this week. I have little interest in Cooper, and will get most of my WR exposure with CeeDee Lamb and Cedrick Wilson. Pollard could be used as a WR as well, and I think both he and Zeke are in play this week for the Cowboys against the Eagles run defense. I’ll also have shares of Blake Jarwin and kicker Greg Zuerlein.

Week 3 NFL DFS Final thoughts (and some DOs and DON’Ts)

Remember to build your team based on a Week 1 NFL DFS narrative that makes sense.

DO: Build a trio (or quartet) of offensive weapons for a team that makes sense together

DON’T: Go too heavy on the DSTs, which don’t offer much upside in a game that should exceed the 51-point game total.

DO: Use the projected team totals to shade one way or the other with your selections.

DON’T: Live in the sub-$1K range this week. There’s just no production there.

Now that we’ve established some Week 1 NFL DFS narratives and MVP candidates, the best way to round out this piece is with a list of my favorite options in descending order, based on overall value (a combo of salary and projected points):

  1. Dak Prescott
  2. Jalen Hurts
  3. Ezekiel Elliott
  4. DeVonta Smith
  5. CeeDee Lamb
  6. Dallas Goedert
  7. Jalen Reagor
  8. Miles Sanders
  9. Amari Cooper (ribs)
  10. Kenneth Gainwell
  11. Tony Pollard
  12. Cedrick Wilson
  13. Dalton Schultz
  14. Blake Jarwin
  15. Quez Watkins
  16. Greg Zuerlein
  17. Zach Ertz
  18. Jake Elliott
  19. Eagles DST
  20. Cowboys DST

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The NFL DFS season begins with the Thursday night showdown, and we’ve got the breakdown to help you win big money in the first Week 1 NFL DFS contests!

A Refresher on Single-Game Showdowns

DraftKings calls them “Showdowns,” and FanDuel calls them “Single-Game Contests,” but the gist is that we need to break down a single game and be aware of the narratives, opportunities and game theory techniques to help drive our success.

My picks will focus almost exclusively on finding GPP-winning combinations that have a chance at taking down the contests you’re entering, be they single-entry or MME. While we can’t cover all the possible combos or provide full lineups, the goal here is to give you the tools to win and highlight some names that will give you leverage.

If I enter five lineups in a large-field GPP, at least three of those lineups will focus on the most likely game outcome (based on Vegas odds, props and totals), with one or two contrarian builds. As we know, late-breaking news can have a significant effect on full slates, and that’s just amplified with single-game contests. If you have any questions leading up to lock, please consult our NFL DFS experts in Discord.

Let’s get to the game!

Week 1 NFL DFS MVP candidates (1.5x points)

Some notes on the differences between MVP on FanDuel and DraftKings: The 1.5x point boost on FD comes with no salary penalty, while and DK also bumps the salary to 1.5x – a crucial factor in deciding who we can and cannot afford on both sites. We can use this to our advantage on FD by occasionally targeting non-QBs to establish more variance and more unique lineups, and on DK it allows us to build more hearty overall stacks when we punt the MVP position with a cheap but high-upside player.

Chalk: Tom Brady (FD $16,000, DK $16,800)

Pivot: Dak Prescott (FD $15,500, DK $15,600)

Contrarian #1: Mike Evans (FD $13,000, DK $13,800)

Contrarian #2: CeeDee Lamb (FD $10,000, DK $12,300)

Contrarian #3: Ronald Jones (FD $9,500, DK $7,500)

I’m leaning toward using the chalky Tom Brady as my MVP on FanDuel based on the lack of salary multiplier and his propensity to both spread it around and not really stop running up the score. I may find a different route on DraftKings.

Tampa Bay notes: Getting some combination of Brady, Evans and Jones is probably the safest way to approach this offense. If you’re going to play the Bucs DST, and that’s not a terrible strategy for a few GPPs then it’s probably important you use one or more Bucs RBs. Jones is technically the lead back, but Leonard Fournette is still an explosive player with sneaky value if Jones isn’t getting it done. Chris Godwin was nursing a hamstring injury, and he’s actually been left off the final injury report after being limited Tuesday, but I’m most interested in the matchup nightmare that Evans presents for the Cowboys. Aside from Brady, he has the biggest upside. If Godwin sits, we can consider Antonio Brown, who’s listed as questionable but has been trending up in recent weeks as someone finally gelling with the Bucs system and Brady.

Dallas notes: With the absence of OL Zack Martin due to COVID and the Buccaneers solid rush defense, I’m a little less interested in Ezekiel Elliott. I’ll prioritize Prescott/Lamb and either Michael Gallup (with Bucs safety Jordan Whitehead on the shelf for Week 1), but Amari Cooper remains in play for GPPs. Blake Jarwin offers some value at $5,200 on DK, but he’s more of a GPP play as well given how well the Bucs LBS defend that territory and the red zone, where he gets most of his looks.

Week 1 NFL DFS Final thoughts (and some DOs and DON’Ts)

Remember to build your team based on a Week 1 NFL DFS narrative that makes sense.

DO: Build a trio (or quartet) of offensive weapons for a team that makes sense together

DON’T: Get cute with the sub $1K players in this one. Both offenses should be approaching full strength and unless we get breaking news close to lock, there’s not much in that range we can use.

DO: Use the projected team totals to shade one way or the other with your selections.

DON’T: Use both kickers and defenses. There are some showdowns where using that strategy can help find the magic mix, but this Thursday night isn’t that night.

Now that we’ve established some Week 1 NFL DFS narratives and MVP candidates, the best way to round out this piece is with a list of my favorite options in descending order, based on overall value (a combo of salary and projected points):

  1. Tom Brady
  2. Dak Prescott
  3. Mike Evans
  4. CeeDee Lamb
  5. Ronald Jones
  6. Chris Godwin
  7. Michael Gallup
  8. Ezekiel Elliott
  9. Amari Cooper
  10.  Bucs DST
  11.  Antonio Brown
  12.  Leonard Fournette
  13.  Rob Gronkowski
  14.  Blake Jarwin
  15.  Giovani Bernard
  16.  Tony Pollard
  17.  O.J. Howard
  18.  Ryan Succop
  19.  Greg Zuerlein
  20.  Cowboys DST
  21.  Cameron Brate

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Hopefully everyone enjoyed a huge week of cashing in Week 1! It’s officially NFL DFS Season. The purpose of this article is to identify my top plays for a NFL DFS cash game lineup on DraftKings and FanDuel Sunday Main Slates (also known as a double-up). Players in this article are usually a mix of the following:

  • High-floor/high-volume “safer” players (players with a very low bust-rate)
  • VALUE PLAYS
  • Not a part of a stack – Stacking is great for GPPs, but if you stack in cash games, your lineup is entirely too dependent on said stacked team. If that team does poorly, your whole lineup does… Not a risk we need to take in a cash game. QB/WR pairing is fine, but unless there’s extreme value in a 3-man stack, let’s keep it to QB/WR or QB/TE at most.
  • Extremely chalky for the week… in GPP’s I’ll usually always fade volatile players at > 40% ownership, but in cash games, it’s usually best to eat the chalk. If that player underperforms, it does not hinder your ability to cross the pay-line as 40% or more of the field is in the same boat. If you fade this player(s) and he has a great game, your lineup is likely toast… as you’re now behind 40% or more of the field. Make sense? If not, hit me up on Discord/Twitter to discuss further.


In my opinion, cash games are extremely important for long-term bankroll building and sustainability. I’ll consistently use at least 50% of my weekly bankroll towards cash games. It’s not sexy, but it works and allows me to take big shots in high dollar GPPs.

Long story short, if we hit our cash games each week, the worst we can do is break-even (not counting your GPP shots with the remaining 50% of your weekly bankroll). The weeks you hit both, you smash. The weeks you miss your GPPs, your cash game lineup will carry you. It’s my job to ensure you always hit those cash games.

If you haven’t yet, I would strongly advise giving my NFL DFS Strategy article I published this offseason before diving into the 2020 NFL DFS season. If you have any questions or would like some further help when building your lineups, please do not hesitate to reach out to me directly on Twitter. Without further ado, let’s do this thing!

*Some notes on what I believe to be the “optimal” roster build for NFL DFS Cash Games. I’ll include this in all the Checkdown articles moving forward. For Week 2, please see below for my notes on roster construction:

  • The player pool is huge this week. There are a ton of great value plays at every position which should allow us to come up with multiple, cash-optimal builds.
  • Jonathan Taylor chalk week – Play him in cash games.
  • A lot of value everywhere at the WR position. Adams is easily the top WR play for cash, but there are a lot of values down low.
  • Just because a player is not mentioned in this article, does not mean they are not cash viable.
  • AETY Model Projections change throughout the week, please ensure you check out our final projections before lock!
  • I update this article periodically through the week. Be sure to check back on Saturday night for any additions/revisions!!

NFL DFS Cash Game Quarterbacks

  1. Lamar Jackson ($8,100 DK / $9,500 FD) – You don’t need me to tell you Lamar Jackson is in play. He’s the top QB option on this slate and a perfect start to your cash game build.
    AETY Projection: 25.75 points
  2. Patrick Mahomes ($7,700 DK / $9,000 FD) – Same situation as Lamar Jackson. We don’t need to talk about why Mahomes is always in play for cash games.
    AETY Projection: 21.13 points
  3. Aaron Rodgers ($6,900 DK / $7,900 FD) – I said it all summer long. Rodgers is going to be a man possessed this season and started off with a bang in Week 1. I don’t love him as much as I did in Week 1, but this Lions’ secondary is in rough shape. Rodgers will carve them up and hit value with ease.
    AETY Projection: 20.55 points
  4. Dak Prescott ($6,800 DK / $8,300 FD) – Hard to not want to lock in Dak Prescott after what Russell Wilson and the Seahawks did to this secondary last week. This is the nuts matchup for an opposing QB and a solid price to use Dak in cash.
    AETY Projection: 20.90 points
  5. Kyler Murray ($6,100 DK / $8,000 FD) – Criminally priced on DraftKings. He’s likely my favorite QB for cash games and offers a high-floor based on his rushing ability alone. This Washington secondary is going to have a hard time in coverage against this passing scheme of Cliff Kingsbury. If you can’t afford Hopkins, just get your exposure to him through Murray.
    AETY Projection: 21.93 points
  6. Philip Rivers ($5,900 DK / $7,100 FD) – You’re going to notice that I’ll always be picking on this Minnesota secondary throughout the 2020 NFL season. I wish Rivers was priced down a bit more, but this matchup is enough to warrant the play in a NFL DFS Cash Game as well as GPPs.
    AETY Projection: 17.86 points

    Honorable Mention: Josh Allen, Matt Ryan, Mitch Trubisky

Running Backs

  1. Ezekiel Elliott ($8,200 DK / $8,600 FD) – Great price, great matchup, great high-total gamescript. If you’re not using Dak Prescott in cash, use Elliott. The offensive line is certainly not what it used to be, but Elliott’s usage and skillset are enough to make the play.
    AETY Projection: 23.05 DK /21.46 FD
  2. Derrick Henry ($7,900 DK / $8,300 FD) – 50% of the field is going to use Henry (if not more) in cash games this weekend. It’s a smash spot against a horrendous Jacksonville defense that Marlon Mack was slashing early last week prior to the injury. Henry is a no-brainer this week for cash games, especially at that ownership.
    AETY Projection: 22.76 DK / 21.83 FD
  3. Austin Ekeler ($6,500 DK / $6,900 FD) – It bit more risky than I’d like after only receiving one target in Week 1, but I’m going to go back to the well with Ekeler this week in what should be a plus gamescript for a pass-catching back like Ekeler. I have to think the Chargers staff watched the film and are ready to get Ekeler back in a position where he can succeed.

    The season is young, but KC is currently ranked 31st in run defense DVOA. Take that with a grain of salt, but this is likely a team we will target with opposing running backs all season long.
    AETY Projection: 15.35 DK / 14.09 FD
  4. Jonathan Taylor ($5,700 DK / $5,800 FD) – Just lock him in for your cash games. It’s that easy, he’s the “freesquare” player this week that everyone will be on.
    AETY Projection: 17.20 DK / 15.68 FD
  5. David Montgomery ($5,600 DK / $5,600 FD) – Way too cheap on FanDuel and a solid value on DraftKings. Montgomery is more of a GPP play this week, but the 13 carries and 3 targets in the passing game last week has me thinking Montgomery is 100% healthy.

    He was very effective on the ground last week and should be a main focus of the Bears’ offense as they’re a relatively sizable home-favorite against a New York Giants’ defense that allowed Benny Snell to eclipse 100 rush yards. He’s in play for NFL DFS Cash Game lineups in Week 2.
    AETY Projection: 14.25 DK / 13.26 FD

    Honorable Mention: Saquon Barkley, Cylde Edwards-Helaire, Aaron Jones, Raheem Mostert, Zack Moss

Wide Receivers

  1. Davante Adams ($8,100 DK / $8,600 FD) – We don’t need to write much about Davante Adams. The Lions’ secondary (who just lost Desmond Trufant/Justin Coleman but gains rookie, Jeff Okudah) is simply not good. I do think Patricia will have a solid scheme to slow-down Adams with bracket coverage, but that won’t be enough to stop Adams from hitting value for us in cash games.
    AETY Projection: 21.53 DK / 17.45 FD
  2. DeAndre Hopkins ($7,700 DK / $8,300 FD) – I’m still not a believer that the target share Hopkins just received is sustainable, but my lord, what a debut from Kyler Murray and DeAndre Hopkins. The price is solid and a likely matchup against Ronald Darby is always intriguing.
    AETY Projection: 18.66 DK / 15.22 FD
  3. Adam Thielen ($7,200 DK / $7,300 FD) – Not really a fan of Thielen, but with how much I like the Colts’ offense this week, it makes a ton of sense to run it back on the other side with Adam Thielen. The Colts’ secondary looked sub-par last week in the loss to Jacksonville and should have a tough time containing Thielen if Minnesota has to push the pace a bit and pass often like last week. The targets will be there.
    AETY Projection: 16.84 DK / 13.86 FD
  4. Calvin Ridley ($6,800 DK / $7,100 FD) – What a season opener for Calvin Ridley! Hopefully you all had plenty of shares last week on what was easily the best game to stack up. Atlanta’s defense is brutal and will be chasing points all season long. We always want exposure to talented receivers in a team that is likely to throw the ball 45+ times a game.
    AETY Projection: 15.25 DK / 12.20 FD
  5. Amari Cooper ($6,300 DK / $7,000 FD) – 14 targets in Week 1… Wowza. I’ve always been an Amari Cooper truther due to the top-tier route running ability and am expecting a big year in 2020. We touched on how awful Atlanta’s secondary is, so honestly, every Cowboy receiver is in-play, so just pick which one fits your build. Good luck, Isaiah Oliver and company.
    AETY Projection: 16.41 DK / 13.44 FD
  6. Danny Amendola ($4,800 DK / $5,200 FD) – Only in play for DraftKings, but if the Lions are chasing points all day long (they will be), Amendola can find his way into a 10-target game on the inside of this Packers’ pass defense.

    UPDATE: Not worth the risk. Just go down to Scotty Miller ($4,100 DK / $5,200 FD)
  7. Diontae Johnson ($4,500 DK / $5,800 FD) – The price is too low for a talented wide receiver in an expected explosive offense who just received 10 targets. I know everyone is going to go down to Corey Davis who’s also a freesquare type of player, but Diontae has way more upside. He’s one of four receivers on the AETY Model who projected for over 3x value.
    AETY Projection: 13.65 DK / 11.04 FD
  8. Parris Campbell ($4,500 DK / $5,300 FD) – Cheap exposure to a wide receiver who will see > 80% of the snaps against this Minnesota secondary. Keep it simple. I know everyone says don’t stack in cash games, but if you have a NFL DFS cash game lineup with Taylor/Campbell, I think you’ll be okay this week.
    AETY Projection: 12.65 DK / 10.43 FD

    Honorable Mention: Allen Robinson, Julio Jones, JuJu Smith-Schuster, DJ Chark, Mike Evans, Corey Davis, Mike Williams

Tight Ends

  1. Travis Kelce ($7,000 DK / $7,800 FD) – It’s Travis Kelce. He’s the only Tier 1 Tight-End in the game (in my opinion). He’s always in play no matter what format.
    AETY Projection: 16.18 DK / 13.43 FD
  2. Jordan Reed ($2,600 DK / $4,800 FD) – Kittle is out and that opens up the world of value for Jordan Reed for the 49ers. They didn’t bring him in to be a pass blocker. He’s going to run routes and the price is too good to pass up.
    AETY Projection: 8.04 DK / 6.72 FD

    Honorable Mention: Mark Andrews, Hayden Hurst, Chris Herndon

Defense / Special Teams

I’ll rarely write about defense and special teams in the Cash Game Checkdown. I believe it’s much more important to lock in your key skill position players and hopefully a solid defense fits your build. Prices considered, here’s the defenses in my player pool this weekend:

  1. San Francisco 49ers
  2. Buffalo Bills
  3. Pittsburgh Steelers
  4. Tennessee Titans
  5. Green Bay Packers
  6. Arizona Cardinals
  7. Tampa Bay Bucs
  8. Indianapolis Colts

NFL DFS Cash Game Sample Lineup

QB: Dak Prescott
RB: Derrick Henry
RB: Jonathan Taylor
WR: Amari Cooper
WR: Calvin Ridley
WR:
Diontae Johnson
TE: Jordan Reed
FLEX: Austin Ekeler
DST: Tampa Bay Bucs

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Week 16 Quarterback Cash Game Plays

Russell Wilson, ARI vs SEA

DK ($7,000) FD ($8,300)

Russell Wilson vs Arizona’s defense, that is all. It looks like he is rediscovering a connection with Tyler Lockett, which is key with Josh Gordon being suspended. In his last five games, Wilson is averaging 240 yards. The Cardinals are allowing 306.9 passing yards per game and are still the defense I expect to crumble. Especially with the different playoff situations that could happen, this should be the building block for the Seahawks to win the NFC West.

Lamar Jackson, BAL @ CLE

DK ($8,000) FD ($9,300)

Do I even need to give you numbers for this one? The only reason you could argue this is questioning how long Jackson will be in the game. This Cleveland Browns team has completely given up and are now iffy at best. Lamar had a great game last time these two met as he went for 247 passing yards with three touchdowns and two picks. He also ran nine times for 66 yards. Expect another Lamar Jackson-esque game here.

Dak Prescott, DAL @ PHI

DK ($6,400) FD ($8,000)

His appearance on the injury report and being limited in practice does not scare me in the least. Philadelphia is tied for allowing the seventh-most passing touchdowns to quarterbacks this season. The Eagles also allow a lot of big passing plays with 14 passes of at least 40 yards. The injuries that have stockpiled on their offense will allow Prescott to control the ball. Last week’s annihilation of the Rams also plays a factor in this decision. Expect a solid game and the NFC East clinched here.

Week 16 Quarterback GPP Plays

Matt Ryan, JAX vs ATL

DK ($6,200) FD ($7,700)

Ryan has thrown for multiple touchdowns for the last two games. He also has not thrown an interception in the month of December. The Jacksonville Jaguars are not in a great position with the firing of Tom Coughlin and their defense doesn’t force interceptions as well. Expect a nice outing out of Ryan at a solid price point.

Ryan Fitzpatrick, CIN vs MIA

DK ($6,000) FD ($7,400)

I feel this will bring quite the upside in an otherwise meaningless game that many people will forget about. Cincinnati locks in the first overall pick in 2020 with the loss so I wouldn’t be shocked if the call from above is to lose. Obviously, players don’t care about tanking and will play regardless. FitzMagic should be in full effect and pick up a fourth consecutive solid outing against weak opponents. He could make your quarterback skill position a lot stronger with him in your DFS lineup.

Drew Brees, NO @ TEN

DK ($ 6,900) FD ($8,200)

Coming off one of the single greatest performances by a quarterback, Drew Brees is going up against the Tennessee Titans. Still competing for the number one seed, Brees will still be competing at the highest level. The Titans allow 258.1 passing yards per game and that is the eighth-highest in the NFL. Expect a great game out of Brees, which isn’t such a difficult thought.

Week 16 Quarterback Fades

Josh Allen, BUF @ NE

DK ($5,300) FD ($7,600)

In his last game against the Pats, he went 13-of-28 with 153 yards and three interceptions. Bill Belichick has a way of making opposing quarterbacks feel uncomfortable and with a solid defense, don’t expect a big return with Josh Allen under center for your NFL DFS team.

Tom Brady, BUF vs NE

DK ($5,200) FD ($7,400)

This Patriots offense is not threatening, especially going against an elite Buffalo defense that is mathematically still alive for the AFC East divisional title. The Patriots have struggled against speedy defenses this season and Buffalo is another one of those. It’s hard to see the Pats having a chance to run the ball. Brady also went 18-of-39 for 150 yards and a pick last time these two teams faced off. Don’t try to get too cute with your quarterback selection here.

Derek Carr, OAK @ LAC

DK ($5,300) FD ($7,300)

With the news that Josh Jacobs will not play in this game, I don’t see the Raiders running the ball as much. Carr is an average quarterback and when a defense can suspect the pass, it probably won’t be a great outing for Carr. The Chargers pass defense is already elite without the help as they allow just 197.4 passing yards a game, which is fourth in the NFL. With all the signs pointing against Derek Carr, it makes sense to fade him in this matchup.

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Patrick Mahomes over 290.5 passing yards and Mitchell Trubisky under 241.5 passing yards.

Pat Mahomes is going against an injury-plagued Chicago Bears defense. Coming off a great game against the Denver Broncos, Mahomes had 340 yards through the air. I expect another 300+ yard passing game out of Mahomes. Trubisky, on the other hand, has big yardage days but I see the Chiefs dominating the time of possession in this game. Trubisky is turnover-prone so he won’t have the opportunity to put up these types of numbers.

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