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NBAPremium NBA DFS: Ghost’s Gems 10/26 DFSGhost 1 year ago written by DFSGhost Now that most teams have a few games under their belt, players are starting to find their groove on both sides of the ball. Rookies continue adjusting to the pace of play, while veterans get back into form. Additionally, with the new and improved NBA schedule, teams will face off against one another... 1 year ago 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
NFL NFL DFS: The Inside Look- Week 7 – Win Daily Sports Joel Bartilotta 1 year ago written by Joel Bartilotta Welcome to the Week 7 edition of The Inside Look for the 2022 NFL season. This will be a data driven article and will go under the hood to see if the box scores tell the whole story about what transpired during the weekend. My goal here will be to either calm your nerves about a player that may have underperformed or cause you to rethink some of the spots you may have taken.We are now more than third of the way through the 2022 NFL season and what a weird season it’s been so far. The Buccaneers are a mess while the Giants are up to 6-1. Matt Ryan has officially been benched while PJ Walker is thriving. There were some big injuries this past weekend, none more impactful than Breece Hall going down with an ACL tear. That led the Jets to trading for James Robinson last night. Will we finally see the capabilities of the running back on a more consistent basis? Maybe, maybe not!Let’s dig in to the data!Wide Receiver TargetsBefore we dig in to individual player performances I wanted to take a moment to talk about why we focus so heavily on Targets. Targets equal opportunities and in fantasy opportunity more often than creates production. The more targets that a player gets the better chance there is that the player will return on value. The base line stats for Mike Evans were pretty impressive this weekend. He led the league in targets with 15 and caught 9 of them for 96 yards. It was the one pass that he didn’t catch that all Buccaneers fan will remember though. He dropped a perfect pass from Brady in the first quarter that would have went for a TD. That play could have drastically changed the outcome of this one. Evans’ 15 targets and 9 catches were season-highs. The Bucs will have a short turnaround as they face an equally disappointing Baltimore Ravens on Thursday night. After sitting out in Week 6 with an injury, the Chris Olave show continued in Week 7 with an impressive game. Olave had just his second 100 yard receiving game of his career thanks to a career-high 14 targets. The Saints rookie is putting together an impressive first season. He also ran a career high 49 routes, 10 more than he had run in any game this season. Up next for the Saints will be a matchup with the Raiders, a team that has been about league average vs. Wide Receivers. There was no rust involved with DeAndre Hopkins. After sitting out the first 6 weeks with a suspension, Hopkins returned this week to 14 targets. He was able to turn those 14 targets into 10 catches and 103 receiving yards. The only thing he did wrong in this game was that he failed to find the End Zone. The Hopkins show will continue in Week 8 with a favorable matchup vs. the Minnesota Vikings.Running Back TargetsThe Austin Ekeler cheat code has been released. For the third time in the last 4 weeks, Ekeler had a multiple touchdown game. This week he had one on the ground and one through the air. His 12 targets led all running backs this week, as did his 12 receptions. Yes, he caught every ball thrown his way. He’ll be tutoring Mike Evans on the proper way to catch a ball. Ekeler is on an epic run right now. The only thing that will be able to slow him down will be the bye that his team has in week 8.Running back Aaron Jones did the majority of his damage this weekend in the air and not on the ground. Jones had the second most targets of any running back this week with 10. He was able to coral 9 of those passes into 53 receiving yards and 2 touchdowns. The 10 targets and 9 catches were by far the most he’s had all season. He’ll have to do more though if the Packers ever expect to win another game. He’ll get that chance in Week 8 vs. Buffalo, an extremely tough matchup. Tight End TargetsThis was a weird week for tight ends as not a single tight end was targeted more than 9 times. We typically have a few in double digits, not this week though. The star of the show this week for tight ends was George Kittle of the 49ers. He had 9 targets and was able to catch 6 of them for 98 yards and 1 TD. This was by Kittles’ best performance of the year. He’ll look to keep up the momentum in Week 8 vs. the Rams, a team coming off a bye in Week 7.Quarterback Target ShareOf Davis Mills 40 passes this weekend, more than 40% of them went to his running backs. Dare Ogunbowale and Rex Burkhead combined for 13 of the passes that Mills threw. On the opposite end of the spectrum we have Tom Brady. Brady threw the ball 48 times this weekend, with 75% of them going to his receivers. 28 of those passes went to Mike Evans and Chris Godwin. While Evans finished with 96 yards, he’ll probably be losing some sleep over that one that he dropped in the first quarter. Running Back TouchesThe workload for Derrick Henry continues to increase week after week. After bottoming out in Week 2 with just 13 carries, Derrick Henry reached 30 for the first time this season. He turned those 30 carries into a season high 128 yards. We are seeing the return of the work horse we’ve grown accustomed to watching over the last few years. Week 8 will be a matchup vs. a Texans team that has given up the fourth most rushing yards in the league. Can anyone, and I mean anyone stop the New York Giants? After being a joke for the last few years, the Giants are now 6-1. That has mostly been due to the performance of their former first round pick Saquon Barkley. For the second consecutive week, Barkley rushed more than 20 times. His 24 carries in Week 7 were the second most he’s had this season and he reached 100 yards rushing for the third time this year. A healthy Barkley is good for the NFL and the Giants. PlaybookThe ‘Playbook’ as I like to call it shows a breakdown of the play splits that teams used this past weekend.What a weird offensive scheme the Ravens went out with this week. Gus Edwards made his return after tearing his ACL prior to the 2021 season. That led the Ravens to go with a run dominant offense. They ran the ball more on more than 70% of their plays this weekend. Normal target monster Mark Andrews saw just 2 targets and Lamar Jackson threw the ball just 16 times. Conversely, we have the Los Angeles Chargers. The ran a pass heavy offense this weekend, with nearly 80% of their plays being through the air. Just Herbert ended up with 51 passes to their 15 runs. That’s what the game calls for though when you’re down most of the game but quite a bit.Make sure to check out all of our NFL articles here.Make sure you follow me on Twitter at @rangerzfan79 and be sure to sign up for an ALL ACCESS GOLD ACCOUNT here at Win Daily Sports. 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NFL NFL DFS: The Inside Look- Week 7 – Win Daily Sports Joel Bartilotta 1 year ago written by Joel Bartilotta Welcome to the Week 7 edition of The Inside Look for the 2022 NFL season. This will be a data driven article and will go under the hood to see if the box scores tell the whole story about what transpired during the weekend. My goal here will be to either calm your nerves about a player that may have underperformed or cause you to rethink some of the spots you may have taken.We are now more than third of the way through the 2022 NFL season and what a weird season it’s been so far. The Buccaneers are a mess while the Giants are up to 6-1. Matt Ryan has officially been benched while PJ Walker is thriving. There were some big injuries this past weekend, none more impactful than Breece Hall going down with an ACL tear. That led the Jets to trading for James Robinson last night. Will we finally see the capabilities of the running back on a more consistent basis? Maybe, maybe not!Let’s dig in to the data!Wide Receiver TargetsBefore we dig in to individual player performances I wanted to take a moment to talk about why we focus so heavily on Targets. Targets equal opportunities and in fantasy opportunity more often than creates production. The more targets that a player gets the better chance there is that the player will return on value. The base line stats for Mike Evans were pretty impressive this weekend. He led the league in targets with 15 and caught 9 of them for 96 yards. It was the one pass that he didn’t catch that all Buccaneers fan will remember though. He dropped a perfect pass from Brady in the first quarter that would have went for a TD. That play could have drastically changed the outcome of this one. Evans’ 15 targets and 9 catches were season-highs. The Bucs will have a short turnaround as they face an equally disappointing Baltimore Ravens on Thursday night. After sitting out in Week 6 with an injury, the Chris Olave show continued in Week 7 with an impressive game. Olave had just his second 100 yard receiving game of his career thanks to a career-high 14 targets. The Saints rookie is putting together an impressive first season. He also ran a career high 49 routes, 10 more than he had run in any game this season. Up next for the Saints will be a matchup with the Raiders, a team that has been about league average vs. Wide Receivers. There was no rust involved with DeAndre Hopkins. After sitting out the first 6 weeks with a suspension, Hopkins returned this week to 14 targets. He was able to turn those 14 targets into 10 catches and 103 receiving yards. The only thing he did wrong in this game was that he failed to find the End Zone. The Hopkins show will continue in Week 8 with a favorable matchup vs. the Minnesota Vikings.Running Back TargetsThe Austin Ekeler cheat code has been released. For the third time in the last 4 weeks, Ekeler had a multiple touchdown game. This week he had one on the ground and one through the air. His 12 targets led all running backs this week, as did his 12 receptions. Yes, he caught every ball thrown his way. He’ll be tutoring Mike Evans on the proper way to catch a ball. Ekeler is on an epic run right now. The only thing that will be able to slow him down will be the bye that his team has in week 8.Running back Aaron Jones did the majority of his damage this weekend in the air and not on the ground. Jones had the second most targets of any running back this week with 10. He was able to coral 9 of those passes into 53 receiving yards and 2 touchdowns. The 10 targets and 9 catches were by far the most he’s had all season. He’ll have to do more though if the Packers ever expect to win another game. He’ll get that chance in Week 8 vs. Buffalo, an extremely tough matchup. Tight End TargetsThis was a weird week for tight ends as not a single tight end was targeted more than 9 times. We typically have a few in double digits, not this week though. The star of the show this week for tight ends was George Kittle of the 49ers. He had 9 targets and was able to catch 6 of them for 98 yards and 1 TD. This was by Kittles’ best performance of the year. He’ll look to keep up the momentum in Week 8 vs. the Rams, a team coming off a bye in Week 7.Quarterback Target ShareOf Davis Mills 40 passes this weekend, more than 40% of them went to his running backs. Dare Ogunbowale and Rex Burkhead combined for 13 of the passes that Mills threw. On the opposite end of the spectrum we have Tom Brady. Brady threw the ball 48 times this weekend, with 75% of them going to his receivers. 28 of those passes went to Mike Evans and Chris Godwin. While Evans finished with 96 yards, he’ll probably be losing some sleep over that one that he dropped in the first quarter. Running Back TouchesThe workload for Derrick Henry continues to increase week after week. After bottoming out in Week 2 with just 13 carries, Derrick Henry reached 30 for the first time this season. He turned those 30 carries into a season high 128 yards. We are seeing the return of the work horse we’ve grown accustomed to watching over the last few years. Week 8 will be a matchup vs. a Texans team that has given up the fourth most rushing yards in the league. Can anyone, and I mean anyone stop the New York Giants? After being a joke for the last few years, the Giants are now 6-1. That has mostly been due to the performance of their former first round pick Saquon Barkley. For the second consecutive week, Barkley rushed more than 20 times. His 24 carries in Week 7 were the second most he’s had this season and he reached 100 yards rushing for the third time this year. A healthy Barkley is good for the NFL and the Giants. PlaybookThe ‘Playbook’ as I like to call it shows a breakdown of the play splits that teams used this past weekend.What a weird offensive scheme the Ravens went out with this week. Gus Edwards made his return after tearing his ACL prior to the 2021 season. That led the Ravens to go with a run dominant offense. They ran the ball more on more than 70% of their plays this weekend. Normal target monster Mark Andrews saw just 2 targets and Lamar Jackson threw the ball just 16 times. Conversely, we have the Los Angeles Chargers. The ran a pass heavy offense this weekend, with nearly 80% of their plays being through the air. Just Herbert ended up with 51 passes to their 15 runs. That’s what the game calls for though when you’re down most of the game but quite a bit.Make sure to check out all of our NFL articles here.Make sure you follow me on Twitter at @rangerzfan79 and be sure to sign up for an ALL ACCESS GOLD ACCOUNT here at Win Daily Sports. 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NBAPremium NBA DFS: Ghost’s Gems 10/25 DFSGhost 1 year ago written by DFSGhost Back to a short NBA slate after plenty of teams were in action last night. Injury news awaits us, while a handful of players will be popular in the majority of lineups. Some situations are unavoidable given the injury news, while others may impact the slate closer to lock. It's a Taco Tuesday editio... 1 year ago 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
NHLPremium NHL DFS Hot Shot for DraftKings and FanDuel (Oct. 25) Richard Masana 1 year ago written by Richard Masana The Hot Shot makes a rare Tuesday appearance as Jon Love is unfortunately on the bereavement list. Be sure to send him your best wishes. With ten games on tonight's slate, it's time to get down to business. Aside from reading the article, don't forget to check out our NHL Projection Model which is ... 1 year ago 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
NHL NHL DFS Man Advantage for DraftKings and FanDuel (Oct. 24) allenjesse24@yahoo.com 1 year ago written by allenjesse24@yahoo.com Welcome to the Man Advantage for October 24, 2022! We are entering the third week of the NHL season already, can you believe it?! All four sports are in full swing, and the World Series is set. It’s a beautiful time of year for sports fans. Tonight, we get a nice little six game slate that should be really fun to watch. There are quite a few places to go tonight, and this should be a high scoring slate for it being six games. Every team on the slate is projected to score 3+ goals, so we are going to have to be perfect to make some good money. Good luck! Goalies Frederik Andersen – Carolina Hurricanes: Freddie and the Canes continue their West Coast swing with an away matchup against the Canucks tonight. The Canes are one of the highest totals on the board, and Andersen is sporting a solid 2.35 GAA so far this season. A road matchup is sometimes risky, but this feels like a safe play among a lot of risk tonight. This is a late game, so make sure you keep an eye on the news through the day to confirm he gets the start. Jordan Binnington – St. Louis Blues: Binnington faces the Jets tonight on the road in what should be a fairly tight game. His numbers are fantastic so far this season, with a GAA of 1.65 and a SV% of 0.94. The shot volume in this game should be fairly low, as both teams are producing less than 30 shots for per game. However, this play is more about the win and it’s hard to see Binnington giving up more than a goal or two. Scott Wedgewood – Dallas Stars: Just as we published the article, the news broke about Greiss getting the start over Binnington in St. Louis, which moves Wedgewood into the slot for Binnington. High Risk Goalie Pick -Mackenzie Blackwood – New Jersey Devils: The Devils feel like an incredibly sneaky play tonight as they host the Capitals. When Toronto, Edmonton, and Pittsburgh are all on the slate, teams like this (and their goalies) tend to fly under the radar. The shot volume for Blackwood should be there, and his numbers have looked pretty good so far. Others to Consider: Anton Forsberg (OTT), Logan Thompson (VGK) Lines to Build Around These NHL DFS lines are considered top plays for the night and can be considered the focal point of your builds. They will be listed by position in the following order: Center/Winger/Winger/Correlating Defenseman (if applicable). Carolina Hurricanes Power Play – Sebastian Aho/Martin Necas/Stefan Noesen/Andrei Svechnikov/Brent Burns: The Canes’ power play is ranked in the middle of the pack so far this season, but the Vancouver penalty kill is ranked almost last. There may not be many chances for the Canes on the power play, but this gets you access to the top two even strength lines, which is a great setup for tonight. The focus here should be Aho/Svechnikov/Burns, but the addition of Noesen and/or Necas should make you pretty different and save you some salary. Pittsburgh Penguins 2 – Evgeni Malkin/Jason Zucker/Bryan Rust/Kris Letang: The second line for the Pens has been great so far this year, and they have a chance to continue their solid play tonight against Edmonton. This line should see the likes of the second Edmonton line for most of the night, and that sets them up very nicely. Malkin/Rust play on the power play, so pairing them with Letang makes this a hybrid second line/power play look. New Jersey Devils Power Play – Jack Hughes/Nico Hischier/Dawson Mercer/Jesper Bratt/Dougie Hamilton: As mentioned earlier, this feels like a very sneaky play tonight. On the young season, the Capitals’ PK ranks in the bottom 10 of the league, and the Devils’ power play is ranked 11th. The Devils will also be facing Charlie Lindgren in net, who is sporting a 3.18 GAA so far this season. The Devils look real good tonight. High Risk Lines These are NHL DFS plays that carry significantly more risk, but could pay off at low ownership. They will be listed by position in the following order: Center/Winger/Winger/Correlating Defenseman (if applicable). Carolina Hurricanes 2 – Jesperi Kotkaniemi/Andrei Svechnikov/Martin Necas: Another way to roll out the Canes tonight is just to play the second line straight up. It’s a slight wrinkle from the power play above, but at a discount. Necas/Svechnikov/Burns should be a unique way to stack this line as well, and carries power play correlation. This line has been producing very well so far this year, and they are in a very good spot tonight. St. Louis Blues Power Play – Robert Thomas/Brayden Schenn/Vladimir Tarasenko/Ivan Barbashev/Torey Krug: The Blues’ power play comes into tonight ranked 7th overall, while the Jets’ penalty kill is ranked dead last in the league. There should be a good opportunity for this unit to put up some points on the Jets tonight. This look also gets you access across multiple lines, which is a good way to stack the Blues, as their scoring can tend to be spread out. Vegas Golden Knights 3 – William Karlsson/Jonathan Marchessault/Mike Amadio: The Golden Knights host the Leafs tonight, and this line could be very sneaky. They are a value line that could produce a bit of upside. Winnipeg Jets 2 – Pierre-Luc Dubois/Cole Perfetti/Blake Wheeler: This is another second line that has been playing well of late, and they deserve a mention tonight against the Blues. They are probably the highest risk on this list, based on Binnington’s play so far, but they will definitely be contrarian. Make sure you don’t stack them against Binnington in the same lineup. NHL DFS Honorable Mentions: DALPP1, PITPP, WSH1, EDMPP1, TORPP1 Value Options – DraftKings Consider these NHL DFS plays to help save you some salary in your lineups on DraftKings. Be sure to stack! Center: William Karlsson ($2900) – Vegas Golden Knights Wing: Danton Heinen ($3200) – Pittsburgh Penguins Defense: Brett Pesce ($3300) – Carolina Hurricanes Value Options – FanDuel Consider these NHL DFS plays to help save you some salary in your lineups on FanDuel. Be sure to stack! Center: Cole Perfetti ($4600) – Winnipeg Jets Wing: Stefan Noesen ($4100) – Carolina Hurricanes Defense: Brian Dumoulin ($3900) – Pittsburgh Penguins Cash Considerations – DraftKings and FanDuel Consider these NHL DFS plays for your cash lineups on DraftKings and FanDuel. Cash lineups do not need to be stacked, and it is recommended to play no more than two players from a given team. Center: Connor McDavid – Edmonton Oilers Wing: Mitch Marner – Toronto Maple Leafs Defense: Brent Burns – Carolina Hurricanes Goalie: Frederik Andersen – Carolina Hurricanes Player Props In this section, we will highlight some NHL player props that we like for the upcoming NHL slate. Evgeni Malkin (PIT): anytime goal scorer (+190 on DK Sportsbook) William Karlsson (VGK): anytime goal scorer (+310 on DK Sportsbook) Any time goal scorer parlay build for FD Sportsbook: This pays +6886, or $688.64 for a $10 bet Make sure to hop in our Expert Discord Chat for FREE! Jon and the NHL team will be there answering questions right up until lock! Be sure to be on the look out for future articles at https://windailysports.com/daily-fantasy-hockey/ Sign up and get started with Win Daily Sports! We have your sport and the experts to help make you money. Why lose another buck when you can win TODAY! 1 year ago 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
NFLPremium NFL DFS Week 7 MNF Showdown DraftKings and FanDuel Jared Contestabile 1 year ago written by Jared Contestabile I propose that whoever is responsible for choosing the Primetime games in the NFL in 2022 should be fired immediately. While we have had a few great ones, the vast majority have made me wish I went to bed early. Call me crazy, but I think tonight will be a fun one. I found out a fun fact too...the P... 1 year ago 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
NBAPremium NBA DFS: Ghost’s Gems 10/24 DFSGhost 2 years ago written by DFSGhost The first week of the NBA season now behind us and there are plenty of intriguing storylines to follow. New acquisitions in the Eastern Conference are making their mark early, while certain teams out West are already underperforming. As teams get ready for the what the second week has to offer, toni... 2 years ago 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
NFLPremium NFL Week 7 Showdown SNF DFS Picks DraftKings and FanDuel Jared Contestabile 2 years ago written by Jared Contestabile Sunday night brings us a matchup of two teams that seem to have no idea which way they are heading for this NFL DFS Showdown. If you are on Twitter for more than five seconds, Miami fans will tell you all the ways they should be 6-0. The NFL is "out to get them". Pittsburgh fans have to just be happ... 2 years ago 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail
Daily Fantasy SportsNFL NFL DraftKings and FanDuel DFS Game by Game Breakdown Week 7 Capper Steve 2 years ago written by Capper Steve Upset after upset, there were a few games to put in the back of our heads from Week 6. That’s why we need to stick to our 50/50s in order to keep our bankrolls afloat. But Week 6’s curveballs did not stop one of our subscribers from taking down a GPP for $3K... congrats again you know who you are! Josh Allen, Stef Diggs, Kelce, and Andrews all got us there. Stick to Stix’s projection model, it works and answers most of your questions on who to start up until kickoff. So we have another 11-game slate but with some real bangers on bye…Buffalo and Phila, are two of the best rosters for fantasy. The Vikes and Rams are off too, so no Kupp or JJ this week either. But we got this, still plenty of paths to victory this week! Keep in mind I’m always on our Discord chat guys, just tag me @JDiCarlo78#5965 for any questions about your lineup builds. Now let’s break down this Week 7 slate!Sunday Main Slate 10/23/22Giants @ Jaguars (-3) (O/U 42)GiantsNew York at an astounding 5-1 record, has dominated in the clutch with their defense and utilized their most dynamic weapon when the ball is in his hands. Wink Martindale loves to play man-to-man and blitz a ton, we shall see how Lawrence reacts to the pressure. As for Saquon Barkley, he continues to put the G-men on his back from week to week averaging over 20 fantasy points per game. The model is all over QB Daniel Jones in this spot. His price tag has dropped, but the upside is there for potential rushing yards.JaguarsChristian Kirk has been quiet in the past few weeks but gets a nice matchup if he can line up on the inside. The veteran and number-one option for Trevor Lawrence could easily outmaneuver Giants’ slot corner Adoree’ Jackson and get his rocks off this weekend.Cash: S. Barkley, C. KirkGPP: Giants DST, D. JonesPackers @ Commanders (+4.5) (O/U 41.5)PackersGreen Bay is desperate for a win after losing two straight as heavy favorites. In order to get back in the win column, Rodgers will need to throw it into that gross Commanders’ secondary. Allen Lazard has hooked up with the future Hall of Famer 4 times in the endzone already and may add more touchdowns in D.C. if they can focus on their weakness at secondary (26th in DVOA).CommandersWith Carson Wentz out for 4-6 weeks, Taylor Heinicke will be back under center again for Washington. He’s got experience as a starter since 2020 but facing a Packer team hungry for a win could spell trouble for him against a top defense in the league. Head Coach Ron Rivera has made it loud and clear to get rookie Bryan Robinson plenty of touches, and the Packers are a team that is best to run on (Breece Hall last week) who are (21st in DVOA).Cash: A. Lazard, Packers DSTGPP: A. Rodgers, B. RobinsonLions @ Cowboys (-7) (O/U 49)LionsDetroit returning from a bye week will hopefully keep the fantasy output consistent in Dallas. Stud receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown has been practicing after twisting an ankle and looks to be on pace to play Sunday, but running back D’Andre Swift is still a no-show this week. No sweat, Jamaal Williams (16 FPTS./Game) has filled in perfectly and will still be force-fed the rock if Swift can’t suit up. Goff as always will be chasing a lead, but with the pressure from this Dallas front line and the constant blitzing of Micah Parsons, we should stay clear.CowboysWelcome back Dak! Finally, since Week One we may see some more of the offense in Dallas. Backup Cooper Rush did manage his way to a 4-1 record and could’ve been giving Prescott goosebumps about losing his job. He’ll look to solidify himself again on Sunday against the most generous of opponents (30th in DVOA). Of course, Lamb and Zeke are good too this week, slide them right in your lineups.Cash: D. Prescott, E, Elliot, C. Lamb, A. St. Brown, J. WilliamsGPP: Falcons @ Bengals (-6.5) (O/U 47)FalconsAtlanta even with its shaky defense still puts up a good fight and has brought most of its games down to the final snap. But when they have the ball, the Falcons revolve around their first-round pick Drake London. Though he’s tapered off a little in receptions, he should see some Eli Apple who has been picked on by plenty of the elite receivers around the league. Mariota has been efficient as of late, rushing for 111 yards in his last two games with a rushing touchdown. If he can keep it up this week he should have a great ROI of 3X.BengalsBurrow and Chase smashed last weekend in their return back home to where they started out in Louisiana combining for a total of 70 FPTS against the Saints. They can have a repeat performance with another nice matchup on paper at home, Atlanta we know has been a stomping ground for quarterbacks and receivers this year. Running back Joe Mixon has also been in the mix of the offense putting up double-digit fantasy points on a weekly basis, if the game script stays positive, Mixon will feast.Cash: J. Burrow, J. Chase, J. Mixon, D. LondonGPP: M. Mariota, Falcons DSTBucs @ Panthers (+11) (O/U 40)BucsThe GOAT was back in the news this week squashing rumors of him retiring mid-season. The 45-year-old Brady may have to hang up his cleats if he can’t drop the hammer on Carolina, who just dealt their number one offensive threat, Christian McCaffrey, to the Niners. All the key weapons are in play for Tampa against a Panther team clearly headed to the top of the draft order. We all know Brady and what he does best, winning and proving the haters wrong. Expect a big game, in Brady’s 4 career games against Carolina the Bucs have scored 30 plus points.PanthersOnly a few days after dealing wide receiver Robbie Anderson, out goes their best player in McCaffrey to San Fransisco for a cluster of draft picks. It’s obvious now there is a huge void in the Panther offense which leaves the last man standing as DJ Moore. I’m only interested in any opposing defenses at this point in the season for Carolina, and this week is the Bucs. But if you’re feeling lucky take a shot on Moore, as the interim Carolina head coach Steve Wilks came out publicly stating that the team will be built around him moving forward.Cash: T. Brady, M. Evans, C. Godwin, L. Fournette, Bucs DSTGPP: D. MooreBrowns @ Ravens (-6.5) (O/U 45.5)BrownsCleveland may be behind the eightball here in this division game on the road. Lamar may be letting out some of his frustration on the Browns’ beatable run defense (29th in DVOA). The same can be said of Baltimore’s secondary who has given up one big play to another this year. Donovan Peoples-Jones is the guy to get that deep shot. Kareem Hunt’s pass-catching services could also be needed if the Browns play hurry-up if they do fall behind a wide margin.RavensAfter lighting it up to begin the season, Jackson has fallen back down to earth scoring less than 20 FPTS in his last 4 games. Well, the dog pound is in town and Jackson could very possibly get himself out of the dog house of his fantasy managers on Sunday. Cleveland allows almost 28 points per game, and Mark Andrews (34 Receptions on 50 Targets) would benefit across the field from Lamar so long as he can suit up and log a practice before Sunday. Cash: L. Jackson, M. AndrewsGPP: D. Peoples-Jones, K. HuntColts @ Titans (-2.5) (O/U 42.5)ColtsMatt Ryan off a 389-yard/3 TD game gets another crack at duplicating his performance against the Titans who have the second-worst receiver coverage in the league. It’s hard to trust Ryan to replicate that even with the juicy matchup, but his receivers we can. Pittman has been his go-to alpha and rookie Alec Pierce has built chemistry with the veteran racking up double-digit fantasy points for three straight games.TitansThe Titans continue to ride the Derrick Henry train on offense, lately having plenty of success. So long as the game is within reach, Henry will keep getting fed the ball and is really the only reliable fantasy asset in Tennessee.Cash: M. Pittman, D. HenryGPP: M. Ryan, A. PierceJets @ Broncos (-1) (O/U 38)JetsThe other over-achieving New York team is at Mile High on Sunday Afternoon. Instead of winning without receivers like the Giants, they win without a quarterback (Zach Wilson). Head Coach Robert Saleh has the Jets literally running on all cylinders behind Breece Hall and Michael Carter. They could very well do some damage in Denver, but not as much as Russell Wilson thus far. New York’s defense has been the highest scoring for fantasy over the past 3 weeks, and to get a crack at one of the most overrated quarterbacks would be a dream come true on Sunday.BroncosWhere do I begin…Do we really want anything to do with Denver besides the kicker McManus and the defense? Everybody, until we see some better play calling from coach Hackett and decision-making from Russell Wilson… the kitchen is closed. I realize they have the Jets, so we can use that Bronco D and watch them go to work on Zach Wilson. Update: Russell Wilson Out, Brett Rypien to start at QBCash: B. Hall, Broncos DSTGPP: Jets DSTTexans @ Raiders (-7) (O/U 45.5)TexansCoach Lovey Smith will continue to ride the hot hand with rookie running back Dameon Pierce. Rushing a solid 5.7 yards per carry, Pierce plows through defensive lines and keeps the pressure off quarterback Davis Mills. The Texan running game has opened doors for its young receivers, like Nico Collins. A mear ($4,100 DraftKings/$5,600 FanDuel) could get you double-digit fantasy points which he’s had for his last two starts.RaidersTight end Darren Waller will sit out coming off a bye week, and Hunter Renfrow and Mack Hollins are questionable going into the weekend. This news just gets us even more excited for the amount of volume for Davante Adams and Josh Jacobs, who will be a knockout one-two punch to the exploitable Houston defense (32nd in DVOA in rushing) (Adams gets coverage from rookie Derrick Stingley Jr.).Cash: D. Adams, J. JacobsGPP: D. Pierce, N. Collins, M. HollinsChiefs @ Niners (+2.5) (O/U 48.5)ChiefsDon’t let that little red OPR Rank number scare you away from drafting any Chiefs this Sunday. San Fran is still burdened by injuries to their defensive starters. Even if they were all 100 percent, who cares it’s Kansas City, and Mahomes will throw it 50 times if he has to. The Niners are in fact tough on opposing running backs, so beware of CEH. Kelce needs no explanation, he’s a lock. It’s finding which Chief receiver will go off each week. The Model is loving some MVS…when in doubt check the analytics.NinersSan Fransisco pushed their chips all in this week trading for Christian McCaffrey on Thursday. This move puts them in conversations for the Super Bowl by acquiring the caliber of player in McCaffrey. He will suit up Sunday against the Chiefs as of now, but we may not want to buy in too soon at his current price tag unknowingly his role yet. Jimmy G and Deebo I would bet are the safest pieces here, maybe Kittle too (if the Chiefs line up in a lot of Cover 4, that would open up the middle of the field).Cash: P. Mahomes, T. Kelce, D. SamuelGPP: J. Garoppolo, G. KittleSeahawks @ Chargers (-6) (O/U 51)SeahawksGeno and the crew are perceived to be in another shoot-out with a high-point total and a 6-point dog. He unexpectedly stunk it up on us last week with a 14-point downer, but in another negative game script, he will have to keep up the pace, peppering his favorite receiver DK Metcalf (50 targets, leads the team). Kenneth Walker was excellent against Arizona (110 total yards/1 TD) and will continue to get better, LA is a disgusting third worst defending the run.ChargersGunslinger quarterback Justin Herbert may get his main man Keenan Allen back and boy did he miss him. Herbert has not hit the 20 fantasy point mark since Week 4 and was held to no touchdown passes last week. Allen is a true game-time decision but is “hoping” to play. Kennan in the rotation spreads out the middle of the field opposite Mike Williams and creates havoc for opposing defenses across the middle. Thankfully Austin Ekeler has been on fire and picking up the slack and keeping the Chargers’ head above water. He also will draw the 26th-ranked fantasy run defense, so get him in if you can, especially if Allen can’t play.Cash: J. Herbert, K. Allen (if he plays), A. Ekeler, K. Walker III, M. WilliamsGPP: G. Smith, D. MetcalfCash Core 4J. Herbert/J. Jacobs/D. Samuel/T. KelceGPP Core 4P. Mahomes/E. Elliot/A. St. Brown/G. KittleStacks D. Prescott, C. Lamb, E. Elliot/J. Herbert, K. Allen, A. Ekeler/P. Mahomes, T. Kelce/ M. Ryan, A. Pierce, M. PittmanJ. Garoppolo, D. Samuel, G. Kittle/T. Brady, M. Evans, C. Godwin, L. Fournette, C. OttonThank you for reading my NFL DFS Game by Game Breakdown for Week 7. You can reach me on Twitter @JoeDiCarlo78 or in our Discord tag me @JDiCarlo78. Be sure to sign up for an ALL-ACCESS GOLD ACCOUNT here at Win Daily Sports. Gain access to our Projection Models and jump into our Discord where we will have our experts talking plays across every sport. I can’t believe we are already in Week 7, let’s stay focused and keep getting richer! 2 years ago 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail