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Week 13 NFL DFS Monday Night Showdown: Patriots at Bills

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 13 NFL DFS contests!

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

Let’s get to the game!

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: Josh Allen (FD $17,500, DK $16,800)

Pivot: Stefon Diggs (FD $14,000, DK $15,900)

Contrarian #1: Damien Harris (FD $12,500, DK $14,700)

Contrarian #2: Cole Beasley (FD $10,000, DK $11,700)

Contrarian #3: Mac Jones (FD $15,000, DK $15,000)

DK Value Play: Devin Singletary (FD $8,000, DK $6,900)

DK Value Play #2: Nelson Agholor (FD $7,000, DK $4,500)

Josh Allen is the clear chalk and it’s not very close, as his overall ownership could be near 90% this week. I like Stefon Diggs as the main pivot because he’s got the ability to score a ton of points over two drives, as we’ve seen him do to salvage fantasy performances in the past. Mac Jones is an interesting contrarian play because we could easily see him pay off the price if he can keep up with Allen, and with the Bills missing Tre’Davious White.

Patriots notes: I like both Damien Harris and Rhamondre Stevenson but understand it’s tough for them to both eat, so I’ll deal with that by using both in 1/10 GPPs and alternating each in eight of the other builds, with just one without either. The price has come up a bit on Kendrick Bourne but he is a playmaker, along with Nelson Agholor, who could flash some serious game-changing value in lineups tonight if he can haul in some a red zone targets. The Bills are favored in this game but the Patriots have the kind of team that could bury them early if the offense gets off to a slow start. The Patriots DST could be as good or better than the Bills DST, so I’ll try to find room for one or two builds for each because turnovers could play a pivotal role. Hunter Henry is the best value play other than Agholor. Jakobi Meyers is a little out of my price range.

Bills notes: I’ll start off by saying I love the value on Devin Singletary tonight, but only if Zack Moss gets scratched again. IK like what Matt Breida has ben doing but he’s way overpriced for that low of an upside in this game. And let’s be honest, we just saw an RB duo put up big numbers against the Pats. I like the price on Dawson Knox as well, because he has two-TD upside. The WRS to own shouldn’t get to nuts outside of Diggs and Cole Beasley, though I’m partial to using Gabriel Davis considering the physical presence of an athlete him in the red zone. Tyler Bass, and his counterpart on the Pats, seem to be in play this week as well, since they both get so many attempts. The Pats attempt the most, and the Bills attempt the ninth most.

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

Remember to build your team based on a narrative that makes sense.

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

DON’T: Be afraid to take some risks with the Patriots running game. It’s a timeshare but both get meaningful carries and the Bills unit, while tough against the run, hasn’t faced a bruising unit like these two underrated backs in a while.

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

DON’T: Worry about spending every dollar.

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):

Josh Allen
Stefon Diggs
Mac Jones
Damien Harris
Dawson Knox
Cole Beasley
Rhamondre Stevenson
Devin Singletary
Matt Breida
Kendrick Bourne
Hunter Henry
Jakobi Meyers
Tyler Bass
Nelson Agholor
Bills DST
Patriots DST
Nick Folk (questionable)
Brandon Bolden (questionable)
Emmanuel Sanders
Gabriel Davis
Jonnu Smith
N’Keal Harry
Zack Moss (if active)
Tommy Sweeney
Devin Asiasi
Isaiah McKenzie

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Week 11 NFL DFS Thursday Night Showdown: Patriots at Falcons

Antonio D'Arcangelis 3 years ago

written by Antonio D'Arcangelis

The NFL DFS season continues with the Thursday night showdown, and we’ve got the breakdown to help you win big money in the first Week 11 NFL DFS contests!

NOTE: For a refresher on showdown general rules and strategy, see the Week 1 TNF showdown article.

Let’s get to the game!

Week 11 NFL DFS MVP candidates (1.5x points)

Week 11 NFL DFS Chalk: Mac Jones (FD $15,000, DK $15,900)

Pivot: Matt Ryan (FD $15,500, DK $13,200)

Pivot #2: Damien Harris (FD $13,500, DK $13,200)

Pivot #3: Kyle Pitts (FD $12,000, DK $14,400)

Contrarian #1: Jakobi Meyers (FD $10,500, DK $12,000)

Contrarian #2: Patriots DST (DK $8,400)

The choices at captain are a lot more wide open tonight, but Mac Jones is the chalk. He’s coming off a game where he gained plenty of confidence throwing it downfield, and that’s a scary proposition for the Falcons defense — as well as the other teams in the AFC playoff hunt. We could pivot to veteran Matt Ryan assuming a negative game script, but it’s not looking good from a weapons standpoint, as Atlanta is likely without a couple of their most impactful players (Cordarrelle Patterson may not play and Calvin Ridley is still away from the team). Damien Harris is an option, as he doesn’t carry an injury designation into the matchup despite missing last week with a concussion, but I expect Rhamondre Stevenson to cut into his workload more this week.

Patriots notes: The best receiving options for the Pats are Jakobi Meyers, TE Hunter Henry and Kendrick Bourne, who seems to be involved every week in some capacity. Pricing is pretty close on all three, but Henry, who will undoubtedly be popular among game log watchers, seems like the best value. Plus, it’s a showdown, and tight ends seem to really love showdowns. Getting some exposure to Harris is still important, even if we’re not focusing on him at CPT, and with Brandon Bolden questionable, the door could be open for some of the passing down work to go to Stevenson, if he’s up to the pass blocking responsibilities he’ll have to assume as well. I think I’ll use the Patriots DST in about half my builds.

Falcons notes: I’m likely fading Ryan in most of my builds, and I don’t see too many scenarios where I’m playing more than two Falcons, and probably none at 4 Falcons – 2 Pats. The best option is Kyle Pitts, and despite zero catches last week, we can use Russell Gage in a few builds. The coach said he only gave Wayne Gallman all those carries last time out because it was a blowout, but I think we could see him rack up a few more catches in garbage time. Aside from Patterson, who seems like a longshot to play, there’s Mike Davis, and the I really don’t have much interest in the rest of the guys except maybe reserve TE Lee Smith, who’s really cheap and could end up being on the winning build if he vultures a TD somehow.

Week 11 NFL DFS Final thoughts (and some DOs and DON’Ts)

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

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. If Patterson somehow plays, he’ll be a lot of the Falcons offense.

Now that we’ve established some Week 11 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):

Mac Jones
Damien Harris
Kyle Pitts
Hunter Henry
Matt Ryan
Jakobi Meyers
Patriots DST
Cordarrelle Patterson (longshot to play, but relevant if he does)
Kendrick Bourne
Mike Davis
Russell Gage
Wayne Gallman
Rhamondre Stevenson
Nelson Agholor
Olamide Zaccheaus
Brandon Bolden
Nick Folk (questionable)
Younghoe Koo
J.J. Taylor
Tajae Sharpe
Jonnu Smith (questionable)
Lee Smith
Falcons DST
N’Keal Harry (questionable)

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Joel Bartilotta 3 years ago

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New England Patriots at Atlanta Falcons

Thursday night football brings us to Atlanta for a matchup between the New England Patriots (6-4) and Atlanta Falcons (4-5). The Patriots are coming into this Thursday night match up riding a 4 game winning streak. Mac Jones has really come into his own during that stretch. The Falcons on the other hand are reeling following a brutal 43-3 loss to the Dallas Cowboys. They look to get back on track tonight but the matchup for them will be super tough.

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Matt Ryan – 251.5 Passing Yards – More

I expect the Falcons to playing from behind most of this game tonight. And because of that, they will more than likely be forced to throw the ball a ton tonight. If we first take a look at Ryan’s season, he’s hit 252 passing yards in all but 4 games this season. The bad thing for us is that half of those games have come in the last 3 weeks.

Last week was Ryan’s worst game of the season, throwing for only 117 yards and 2 picks. He’s alternated good and back weeks over the past month. Ryan is due for his bounce back game here.

If we switch gears and take a look at the Patriots defense we can see that it’s been 4 weeks since they gave up at least 252 passing yards. However, it’s also been a few weeks since the Patriots have actually faced a competent QB. Last weekend Casey Keenum took the majority of the snaps after Mayfield was hurt, the weekend before that they faced Sam Darnold. We’re not talking about MVP caliber quarterbacks.

My gut here is telling me that Matt Ryan gets back on track and does his best to keep the Falcons in this one in front of the home crowd. I’m going with the ‘More’.

Mac Jones – 245.5 Passing Yards – Less

While the Falcons defense against the pass has been atrocious this year, I just don’t think the Mac Jones will need to throw the ball enough tonight to get to his target of 246 yards. If we look at this Jones season as a whole he’s only reached this number 4 times. During their 4 game winning streak he’s only reached 246 once and that was against the Jets 4 weeks ago.

The Patriots should be up early in this one and if they are I can see them just funneling the ball to Stevenson the majority of the game. He had a breakout game last weekend and if this one gets out of hand, he’ll have a chance to replicate his productivity from last weekend. I’m going w/ the ‘Less’ on Mac Jones.

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Matt Ryan vs. Mac Jones (+6.5)

In the more or less section I’ve highlighted my thoughts on both quarterbacks tonight. My gut is telling me we’re going to see very different playbooks from both teams tonight. Ryan will be forced to throw the ball often tonight while Mac Jones and his teammates should be up most of the game and will rely on the run. In the end, Ryan should get at least 6.5 more passing yards than Mac Jones.

Kyle Pitts vs. Jakobi Meyers (+10.5)

This is a tougher one to pick. If the Falcons have any hope of winning this one, or just keeping it close they’re going to need to the tandem of Ryan and Pitts to be productive. The volume for Pitts has been there as he’s been targeted at least 6 times in his last 8 games. That said, the last few weeks haven’t been the greatest for Pitts as he’s failed to reach 100 receiving yards in each of the last 3 weeks.

The matchup tonight screams that Pitts will struggle. The Patriots have been one of the best teams against tight ends all season. They’ve given up more than 55 yards receiving to tight ends just once this season. While Pitts isn’t a normal tight end, I do think tonight will be a struggle for him against a solid Patriots defense.

In Meyers we’re dealing with someone who has been pretty consistent for the most part this season. What we can expect tonight from Meyers is 45-50 yards receiving. If we tack on the additional 10.5 bonus we can expect him to get near 60 yards tonight. With my expectation that Pitts will struggle tonight, the extra 10.5 yards that Meyers will get tonight has me picking him in this match up. Meyers for the win tonight.

Good Luck tonight and hope to see you cash!

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Week 16 NFL DFS Monday Night Showdown: Bills at Patriots

Antonio D'Arcangelis 4 years ago

written by Antonio D'Arcangelis

The NFL DFS season continues with this week’s Monday Night showdown, and we’re helping you win big money in the final Week 16 NFL DFS contests!

Week 16 NFL DFS MVP candidates (1.5x points)

Chalk: Josh Allen (DK $18,900, FD $16,500)

Pivot: Stefon Diggs (DK $16,500, FD $15,500)

Contrarian #1: Cam Newton (DK $13,500, FD $14,500)

Contrarian #2: Cole Beasley (DK $15,000, FD $15,000)

FD/DK Value: James White (DK $6,200 FLEX, FD $8,500), John Brown (DK $2,800 FLEX, FD $5,000)

DK Punt: Isaiah McKenzie (DK $800 FLEX)

One of the biggest Week 16 NFL DFS slate-breaking possibilities on Monday night surrounds the forthcoming activation of John Brown, who’s been on IR with an ankle injury. The Bills have until 4 p.m. to get him on the active roster if he’s to take the field in the game. He’s already put up individual game scores of 19.0 and 18.2 in weeks 1 and 2, and 17.9 and 13.2 in weeks 9 and 10 – the last time he played for Buffalo. Those performances suggest he’ll be a major NFL DFS factor in the offensive game plan if he suits up tonight, and his price on both sites – including at the FD minimum $5K – are criminally low. UPDATE: Brown was activated from IR at 4 p.m. today and immediately placed on the COVID-19 reserve list as a close contact of T.J. Yeldon, who tested positive this weekend. He’ll likely stay inactive until Week 17 (if they need to improve their seeding) or in the Wild Card round.

If Brown is active, that might take a few prospective targets away from Cole Beasley, but the Beas operates primarily out of the slot and is still capable of monster games alongside Brown, who tweaked his ankle in the 4th quarter of Week 10 when the former Cowboys WR scored 30.9 DK points against the Cardinals.

Obviously, Josh Allen and Stefon Diggs are great plays regardless of whether or not Brown suits up, but rookie playmaker Gabriel Davis would presumably see significantly fewer snaps if Brown is ready to go. I love the way that Davis goes and gets passes; he’s physical and uses his body well.

UPDATE: Expect a typical target share for Beasley and more looks for Davis with Brown inactive.

I like both Devin Singletary and Zack Moss, though it’s possible we see a few more snaps in passing situations go to Singletary over the next couple of weeks, since Allen and the Bills are closing in on an exclusive NFL record. They’ve have had 13 different players catch a touchdown pass in 2020, tying the NFL record set by the 2016 Atlanta Falcons. The record was tied when Allen hooked up a TD with Jake Kumerow in the second quarter last week. Singletary remains the odd man out among the Bills’ available skill position players, as both Moss and T.J. Yeldon already have TD receptions this year. If he doesn’t go to Singletary, KR Andre Roberts and LT Dion Dawkins are the only other regular players with any TD receptions in their careers.

On the other side, I only have interest in Cam Newton, Jakobi Meyers, James White and Damien Harris – who is a game-time decision with a lingering ankle injury that has capped his practice time these past two weeks. Harris was inactive in Week 15 and yielded his usual role to a rusty Sony Michel. Keep an eye on Jarrett Stidham too, since Newton could get pulled if he turns the ball over a lot or gets injured.

Michel could make a few of my builds if Harris doesn’t play, but the Bills run defense has been much better over the past few weeks – particularly because they’ve scored so many points that teams have been forced to play catchup through the air. I’ll have some shares of the Bills DST as well, since the return of a few key pieces and LB Matt Milano has seemingly rejuvenated this group.

Week 16 NFL DFS Utility options (and some DOs and DON’Ts)

Remember to build your team based on a narrative that makes sense, and utilize the WinDaily fantasy toolbox for cheatsheets and projections that can help you tremendously with lineup building.

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

DON’T: Go into your GPP builds without a narrative plan this week. Use the writeup and flex list below to help narrow your player pool and find a winning path.

DO: Play Josh Allen. He’s not a wise fade even though the matchup isn’t ideal.

DON’T: ~~Forget about John Brown. If he’s active, he could play a major role in this game.~~ …forget about Gabriel Davis, who’s got the talent and ability to make a huge impact again this week.

Now that we’ve established some 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 Week 16 NFL DFS overall value (a combo of salary and projected points):

Josh Allen
Stefon Diggs
Cole Beasley
Cam Newton
Devin Singletary
Jakobi Meyers
Damien Harris (ankle, GTD)
Zack Moss
James White
Gabriel Davis
Bills DST
Dawson Knox
Damiere Byrd
Sony Michel (if Harris inactive)
Tyler Bass
N’Keal Harry
Nick Folk
Isaiah McKenzie
Pats DST
Dalton Keene

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Week 14 NFL DFS Thursday Night Showdown Preview: Patriots at Rams

jason mezrahi 4 years ago

written by jason mezrahi

The NFL DFS season continues with this week’s Thursday night showdown, and we’re helping you win big money in the first Week 14 NFL DFS contests!

Introduction to Single-Game Showdowns

DraftKings calls them “Showdowns,” and FanDuel doesn’t really have a name for them other than “Single-Game Contests,” but whatever we call them they require an understanding of game narratives and game theory – which means we need to target low-ownership players that will give us the best opportunities within the narratives and game outcomes we’re expecting.

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 for you to deploy, the goal here is to give you the tools to win and highlight some names that will help make for profitable results.

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 14 NFL DFS MVP candidates (1.5x points)

Chalk: Jared Goff (DK $16,500, FD $15,500)

Pivot: Cam Newton (DK $15,900, FD $16,000)

Contrarian #1: Damien Harris (DK $13,200, FD $12,000)

Contrarian #2: Cooper Kupp (DK $14,400, FD $13,000)

DK Punts: Van Jefferson ($3,900), Malcolm Brown ($3,600) and Damiere Byrd ($1,200)

DK Contrarian Punts: Patriots DST ($6,300) and Sony Michel ($4,800)

This contest sports one of the lower projected game totals of the Week 14 slate, with the Rams the betting favorite at -240 and 24.75 projected points.

The chalk is leaning toward Jared Goff and away from Cam Newton, who is questionable with an abdomen injury that he played through last week en route to a 45-0 drubbing of the Chargers. His practice snaps have been capped in consecutive weeks because of the injury, but he’s fully expected to play on Thursday night.

Both teams are expected to lean more heavily on their running games this week as both pass defenses have been stifling over the past few weeks. The Rams DST is certainly an option for builds, but the opportunistic Patriots DST strikes me as a possible contrarian play up top, as we’ve seen the Rams QB get a little kooky and turn the ball over in the past.

Top corners from both teams (Stephen Gilmore for the Pats and Jalen Ramsey for the Rams) could impact the effectiveness of the opposing passing game, but Ramsey is unlikely to match up exclusively against one of the Pats WRs – since they don’t have a true No. 1. Gilmore will likely be on Robert Woods, since Cooper Kupp lines up in the slot quite a bit. Ownership will end up being pretty close for these two, with a slight recency bias going to Woods (double-digit target consistency over the past three games) – so Kupp might end up being the better value.

Playing both Kupp and Woods together with Goff doesn’t seem like a viable option, though I wouldn’t scold you for crafting one 1/10 GPP lineups that way. For the Pats, I’m most interested in Jakobi Meyers because of his PPR strengths, though he’s made just 15 catches over the past four games since his 12-reception party against the Jets. But the price on Damiere Byrd is obnoxiously low for some reason, and he’ll be in a few of my builds for sure.

As for the running game, we’ve got healthy committees for both teams that complicate the touch distribution, with Cam Akers heading the Rams backfield and Damien Harris leading the charge for the Patriots pounding style. Sophomore talent Darrell Henderson, Jr. is a sneaky play if you’re fading Akers, and there’s always the possibility that capable veteran Malcom Brown gets a few goal line carries and in crunch time. Brown is super cheap on DK and could be worth using in the CPT role if you want to stack the high-upside position players.

The Patriots usually just play the hot hand at RB, but Harris should begin s the early down pounder while James White fills in on third down and obvious passing situations. Sony Michel is finally healthy, so Bill Belichick could throw a monkey wrench into the mix by tapping him for a few additional carries or giving him a lead role if Harris fumbles. Coach is not a big fan of fumbles.

Tight ends won’t likely play a big role between the 20s, but we could see either Rams TE notch some red zone targets and sneak in for a TD. But both Tyler Higbee and Gerald Everett would be final lineup construction pieces for me rather than core builds.

Week 11 NFL DFS Utility options (and some DOs and DON’Ts)

Remember to build your team based on a narrative that makes sense, and utilize the WinDaily fantasy toolbox for cheatsheets and projections that can help you tremendously with lineup building.

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

DON’T: Feel confined to a classic narrative this week. Kickers and DSTs are again in play with some of the true defensive playmakers on these teams and both QBs are turnover prone.

DO: Make Damien Harris a big part of your builds. It could blow up if the Rams really make a point of stopping him, but I don’t see Belichick getting away from what has worked for them.

DON’T: Expect a high-scoring game. Both coaches have engineered these teams to win battles, but neither is especially interested in getting into a shootout.

Now that we’ve established some 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):

Damien Harris
Jared Goff
Cam Newton (questionable)
Cooper Kupp
Robert Woods
Patriots DST
James White
Cam Akers
Jakobi Meyers
Darrell Henderson, Jr.
Rams DST
Nick Folk
Josh Reynolds
Malcolm Brown
Tyler Higbee
Gerald Everett
Damiere Byrd
N’Keal Harry
Sony Michel
Rams K (Matt Gay OR Austin MacGinnis)
Ryan Izzo
Van Jefferson

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Week 9 NFL DFS Monday Night Showdown Preview: Patriots at Jets

jason mezrahi 4 years ago

written by jason mezrahi

The NFL DFS season continues with this week’s Monday night showdown, and we’re helping you win big money in the final Week 9 NFL DFS contests!

Introduction to Single-Game Showdowns

Let’s get to the game!

Week 9 NFL DFS MVP candidates (1.5x points)

Chalk: Cam Newton (DK $19,800, FD $17,000)

Pivot: Jakobi Meyers (DK $13,500, FD $11,000)

Contrarian #1: Patriots DST (DK $11,100)

Contrarian #2: Jamison Crowder (DK $16,800, FD $14,000)

We’ve got another weird one on the docket for MNF, with multiple statuses to monitor before game time, including the Jets’ highest-upside offensive player in Jamison Crowder (groin) and the normal bevy of Patriots players who’ve been saddled with the questionable tag – no doubt because Bill Belichick can’t help but add some gamesmanship to his weekly strategy.

Ironically, one of the most dubious of 2020 performers this season, Cam Newton, is actually one of the least uncertain heading into this matchup – at least in my opinion. The Jets have lost another key defensive piece (LB Avery Williamson via trade) and should have trouble containing Newton in this matchup. How the Pats deploy their running backs, including how much we see of James White and Rex Burkhead, hinges on the availability of Sony Michel (who has been practicing and could technically come off IR and play tonight) and Damien Harris, whose questionable tag could simply be a red herring and not a real setback for his ankle issue.

Using Newton at captain makes the most sense for cash game matchups, and his upside is high enough that he’ll be the chalk in GPPs. The Patriots will be missing WR Julian Edelman, but Jakobi Meyers seems to have taken over the lion’s share of targets in the passing game. I’d strongly consider stacking Meyers and White with Newton as a starting point for GPPs and cash. Using Meyers at CPT on DK allows you to build some huge-upside Patriots stacks.

The Jets – smack dab in the middle of a season where they are once again being the Jets – will be rolling out Joe Flacco at QB with Sam Darnold (shoulder) on the shelf. Flacco is a man who clearly does not want to be the quarterback of this 0-8 football team. I’m steering clear in most formats but will have at least 1/10 Jets stack with Flacco at the helm in large-field GPPs. I’d rather see them give James Morgan a shot, but Adam Gase is a sadist weirdo who sleeps about as often as a NXIVM member.

Because of their glaring lack of a running game, I don’t mind the Jets WRs here, as they may rack up reception points without necessarily finding paydirt or making huge gains – and the triumvirate of Crowder (double-digit targets in every game he’s played this season), Braxton Berrios (11 targets last week vs. the Chiefs) and rookie Denzel Mims will be complicated by the return of Breshad Perriman (concussion).

On DraftKings, we really have to consider the Pats DST, even though it’s a steep price, and there are definitely some viable GPP builds that start with them up top.

Week 9 NFL DFS Utility options (and some DOs and DON’Ts)

Remember to build your team based on a narrative that makes sense, and utilize the WinDaily fantasy toolbox for cheatsheets and projections that can help you tremendously with lineup building.

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

DON’T: Play the Jets defense tonight. I just don’t see a path to them factoring even if they get a rare defensive TD.

DO: Use Jakobi Meyers in a bunch of lineups, as he’s soaking up the most targets of any Pats WR.

DON’T: Focus too much on the tight ends in this game. Neither side targets TEs very much and while that could change in the small sample of a single game, it’s certainly not a viable cash game strategy.

Cam Newton
Jamison Crowder
Jakobi Meyers
James White
Patriots DST
Joe Flacco
Braxton Berrios
Sony Michel (love the price on DK if active)
Damien Harris (if active and Michel inactive)
Damiere Byrd
La’Mical Perine
Breshad Perriman
Rex Burkhead (but he’s a lineup lock if both Michel and Harris are out)
Denzel Mims
Frank Gore
Nick Folk (questionable – Justin Rohrwasser is the backup)
Gunner Olszewski
Jeff Smith
Ryan Izzo (questionable)
Sergio Castillo

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Week 4 NFL DFS Monday Night Showdown Preview: Patriots at Chiefs

Antonio D'Arcangelis 5 years ago

written by Antonio D'Arcangelis

The season continues with the first of two Monday night showdowns, and we’ve got the breakdown to help you win big in the last two Week 4 NFL DFS contests!

Introduction to Single-Game Showdowns

Let’s get to the game!

Week 4 NFL DFS MVP candidates (1.5x points)

Chalk: Patrick Mahomes (DK $18,900, FD $17,000)

Pivot: Clyde Edwards-Helaire (DK $14,100, FD $13,000)

Contrarian #1: Tyreek Hill (DK $16,500, FD $13,500)

Contrarian #2: Rex Burkhead (DK $10,500, FD $10,500)

Pricing is much softer this week and given the depressed pricing on the Patriots RBs and secondary receiving options (after Julian Edelman), it’s much easier to field a showdown lineup with Patrick Mahomes as captain.

I’m still very much interested in using RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire, and using him up top frees up even more salary to stack up Mahomes and TE Travis Kelce, or even WR Tyreek Hill.

The key to smashing this showdown will be which two Patriots offensive players you select, and there’s a few combos I have interest in. But we also need to get shares of Mecole Hardman and DeMarcus Robinson, who are both very affordable.

I also have plenty of interest in the Chiefs DST in this matchup, if for any other reason than this will not be your typical Bill Belichick-coached Patriots team, and the tight travel schedule and limited preparation could lead to more mistakes than we’ve become accustomed to. With Cam Newton (COVID-19) unavailable for Monday’s game, Brian Hoyer is the starting QB. And while his price is affordable, I don’t have a ton of interest in using him against the formidable Chiefs unit.

Both James White (who is playing but missed the last two weeks) and Julian Edelman (questionable, knee) are question marks, so the two best Patriots offensive players to target might be Rex Burkhead and N’Keal Harry. If Edelman is healthy, he’s probably worth using, and White (the definition of a boom-or-bust DFS play tonight) is a complete wild card with Sony Michel already ruled out and the Pats needing live bodies for their backfield.

Utility options (and some DOs and DON’Ts)

Remember to build your team based on a narrative that makes sense, and utilize the WinDaily fantasy toolbox for cheatsheets and projections that can help you tremendously with lineup building.

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

DON’T: Use Patriots-heavy stacks over the Chiefs tonight. I just don’t see it working out given the events of the past few days.

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

DON’T: Build a showdown lineup without at least three Chiefs players – it’s not the time to get cute.

Patrick Mahomes
Clyde Edwards-Helaire
Tyreek Hill
Travis Kelce
Rex Burkhead
Chiefs DST
Brian Hoyer
Julian Edelman (questionable)
James White
Harrison Butker
N’Keal Harry
Mecole Hardman
Damiere Byrd
Sammy Watkins
DeMarcus Robinson
Darrel Williams
Ryan Izzo
Nick Folk

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Stoweby’s Showdown For 9.20 Patriots at Seahawks

David Stowe 5 years ago

written by David Stowe

Welcome to week 2 ladies and gentlemen! I’m hoping you all are reading this following two weeks of main slate cashes and you are all ready to top it off with some showdown fun. I’d like to welcome all of our new subscribers to the Win Daily family. You’ve come to the right place we have some of the absolute best projection models, articles, and discord chat in the industry. Now let’s finish this night strong with Stoweby’s Showdown For 9.20 Patriots at Seahawks. This is sure to be a fun one.

As we all know we need to get a little bit weird in order to take down a big showdown by yourself, you have to take stands on guys that you normally would not in a normal slate and take sub-optimal approaches. If your goal is to min cash go ahead and play the chalk and hop into the 50/50’s and double-ups. That’s not what this is. Historically speaking the type of showdown lineups that solo take-down a contest would make you shake your head. Fading studs, leaving tons of salary on the table, and negative correlations are a common site on these one game contests.

In week one I walked through a couple of scenarios and talked through the mindset that you had to have, focusing more on script and scheme and how you selected your players to fit the “story” that you are telling with your lineup and we had some fun doing it. I’m going to take a slightly different tact this week. We’ll still talk through some scenarios and plays but we’ll forgo the photos and I’ll have it listed in a little more of a formal way at the end than I had in week one.

Stoweby’s Showdown For 9.20 Patriots at Seahawks Vegas Script.

The first thing that sticks out to me. I can’t remember the last time I saw a sub 45 point total in a Patriots game, much less a Patriots game against another potent offense like the Seahawks but it is 2020 so we’ll roll with it. Seattle is favored by 4 so the Vegas scenario says that it will be competitive but New England will likely be playing from behind so how does that looks with a showdown lineup? Well for starters, as much as we want to project last years stats on this years team, they are nothing alike. Aside from Bill Belichick we have nothing to compare to, which means we have nothing. What we have is an absence of seven defensive players from the 2019 season including Patrick Chung, Dont’a Hightower, and Kyle Van Noy. As much as we want to say they are fine, last week was at home, against Miami, with an almost 38 year old Ryan Fitzpatrick, down his number one receiver. This contest will not be that, and my expectation is that Cam will be spending a lot more time in passing situations. I think that most builds will be pretty close with guessing the correct RB and WR on the Patriots side being the key to a top finish.

Stoweby’s Showdown For 9.20 Patriots at Seahawks Flex and Captains:

Patriots:

I was a little worried about how Cam Newton would look in New England but as of now he looks fully healthy from both the shoulder and foot injury that ruined his last couple of seasons so clearly he is in play and he’ll be the big chalk in my opinion just due to his physical running style but as I said earlier I see a lot more throwing from him tomorrow which aside from one fantastic season it really hasn’t been his strong suit so I prefer him in the flex based on that but if you are all in go for it, just know it will be crowded with him at captain. Julian Edelman and N’keal Harry are both going into tomorrow with the Q tag but it’s the Patriots so I think you’re fine with both but my preference is Harry just due to to Cam’s history of favoring bigger receivers over his career, Edelman and Harry had 7 and 6 targets respectively leading all others in targets albeit on a run heavy, read option game plan . I think you guys can see where I’m going in terms of my lean for RB. As much as one can predict with the Pats I think we see a James White game and I think we’ll see it early, Belichick knows there is a gap in offensive firepower and he might try to get up quick in an attempt to control the tempo and using White is his best option from a passing perspective. But it is the Pats, I am as much in the loop as you are. One very under the radar guy who is high risk but can set you apart from the crowd is Damiere Byrd. He didn’t get targeted once but he out snapped both Harry and Edelman and if they need to push the ball downfield he’ll need to be involved and he’s dirt cheap for salary savings.

Flex Plays: Julian Edelman, N’keal Harry, James White, Damiere Byrd, Cam Newton

Captains (Chalk): Cam Newton, Julian Edelman (Low Owned): N’keal Harry, James White

Seahawks:

This one is much easier in my opinion. While Bill Belechick’s specific schemes always vary his goal is the same. Taking the top one or two options, I think for Bill that means DK Metcalf and Russell Wilson‘s running ability. While I think you can tool around with any of the offensive weapons the three I’ll have the most of is Tyler Lockett, Chris Carson, and Russell Wilson. Wilson doesn’t need to run, it’s just an added benefit so he’s firmly in the bulk of my lineups. Additionally, David Moore Hauled in 3 of 3 targets so he is worth a look as a value option so long as Dorsett is not ready to come back from a foot injury and Greg Olsen is still as consistent as ever no matter who is throwing him the ball. It is only a matter of health for him, not skill.

Flex: DK Metcalf, Russell Wilson, Tyler Lockett, Chris Carson, DK Metcalf, David Moore, Greg Olsen (if Phillip Dorsett sits)

Captain (Chalk): Russell Wilson, DK Metcalf, Tyler Lockett (Low Owned): Greg Olsen, Chris Carson

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Week 17 DFS TE and DST NFL Picks: Kelce and Company

jason mezrahi 5 years ago

written by jason mezrahi

It’s time for our Week 17DFS recommendations for the Sunday main slate. I’m focusing on tight ends (TEs)and defenses (DSTs) that will help you win!

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Week 17 DFS Tight End CashGame Plays

Travis Kelce, KC vs. LAC

FD($7,500) DK ($7,000)

With the Chiefs needing a win to secure a first-round bye, expect Kelce and the Chiefs to come out firing against the Chargers. While they are utilizing their backs a lot in this one, Kelce racked up 7-92-1 in the Week 11 meeting between the two teams and makes for a fine play in all formats.

Dallas Goedert, PHI at NYG

FD($6,400) DK ($4,900)

While Zach Ertz (ribs, back) resumed practicing on Friday, Goedert still projects to be heavily involved in the Eagles offense this weekend as they try to clinch a division title and make the playoffs. Ertz is nursing some painful injuries and may not be at 100 percent even if he’s active, and it’s obvious the Eagles trust Goedert as a primary receiving option even when Ertz is logging heavy snaps. He’s a fine cash game play on DK and FD.

Week 17 DFS Tight End GPP Plays

Austin Hooper, ATL at TB

FD($6,000) DK ($5,800)

The price took a big jump on DraftKings, but Hooper couldbe Matt Ryan’s most popular target in Week 17 in a matchup at Tampa Bay. TheBucs rank 29th against TEs on DK and Julio Jones could be out, funneling moretargets to Hooper. With Calvin Ridley on IR and the running game a somewhat unappealingoption against the stout run defense, we could see a huge game from the bigFalcons TE.

Darren Waller, OAK at DEN

FD($6,200) DK ($5,400)

Waller disappointed last week as the Raiders didn’t havemuch need to throw the ball in the second half as they salted away a win using heavydoses of DeAndre Washington, but this time around they could be forced intomore passing. The matchup is a tough one but Waller had as solid Week 1 againstthe Broncos (7-70-0 on eight targets) and he’ll garner low ownership at anaffordable price.

Hunter Henry, LAC at KC

FD($6,000) DK ($4,500)

Henry had another ho-hum game in Week 16 and remains a riskin DFS, but he could be forced into more pressing duties facing the Chiefs inWeek 17. He had 6-69-0 against the division rival in Week 12 and remains one ofthe top 10 fantasy TEs with some big-game upside. He’s also very affordable onDK.

Week 17 DFS Tight End PuntPlays

O.J.Howard, TB vs. ATL

FD ($5,700) DK ($4,200)

Howard started the season off slowly but now has at leastthree catches and 46 yards in four straight games. This could be the week he getsin the end zone, and he makes for an affordable GPP Bucs passing game stackalong with Jameis Winston and either Breshad Perriman or Justin Watson.

KadenSmith, NYG vs. PHI

FD($5,300) DK ($3,700)

The Giants have relied on Smith quite a bit the past few weeks, and he’s shown to have a nose for the end zone, with 6-35-2 last week in the OT win over Washington. He’s on the GPP radar for Week 17, even in a tough matchup against Philly.

Additional Week 17 DFS GPP andpunt options:

TylerHigbee, LAR vs. ARI (FD $6,900, DK $5,600) – Cash or GPP

JaredCook, NO at CAR (FD $6,800, DK $5,200) – GPP only

JonnuSmith, TEN at HOU (FD $5,800, DK $4,200) – GPP punt

NoahFant, DEN vs. OAK (FD $5,600, DK $3,600) – GPP punt

Week 17 DFS DST Cash GamePlays

Baltimore Ravens (BAL vs. PIT)

FD($4,900) DK ($3,100)

The Ravens look like apretty safe play in cash games against a Steelers offense that has major QB issuesand nothing to play for. I’m locking them into cash games, especially on DK atjust $3,100.

Indianapolis Colts (IND at JAC)

FD ($4,800) DK ($3,200)

I’m not excited aboutplaying the Colts, but they’re a fine cash game play facing the Jaguars – whocould be without RB Leonard Fournette. They have an excellent matchup and the priceis plenty affordable on DK.

Also consider: Minnesota Vikings (DK), BuffaloBills

Week 17 DFS DST GPP Plays

New England Patriots (NE vs.MIA)

FD($4,700) DK ($4,300)

The Pats are expensive and there’s some risk rolling them out againsta Dolphins offense that’s looked a heck of a lot better the past few weeks. Butthis defense can score points and there’s no reason to avoid them in GPPs.

New Orleans Saints (NO at CAR)

FD($5,000) DK ($4,000)

The Panthers QBs have been throwing lots ofinterceptions the past few weeks and this Saints DST takes advantage ofmistakes. I’ll downgrade them a bit if they’re missing Vonn Bell at safety, butthey’re in consideration for GPPs.

Alsoconsider: Philadelphia Eagles, Dallas Cowboys

Week 17 DFS DST PuntPlays

Green Bay Packers (GB vs. NYG)

FD($4,800) DK ($3,000)

They’re overpriced on FanDuel, but they’re a punt on DraftKings at just $3K. The Lions are a mess right now and the Packers DST is filled with playmakers who capitalize on bad throws and poor blocking. They’re worth plugging in for both cash and GPP on DK.

Denver Broncos (DEN vs. OAK)

FD($4,600) DK ($3,300)

Again, I’m not interested in FD, but the price on DK in a favorable home matchup is just too good to pass up. The Raiders have played better lately, but they do have some injury issues to navigate and the Broncos DST will look to close out the season on a high note.

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Jacob’s Above Average Plays

Pick Management 5 years ago

written by Pick Management

Jacob’s Above Average Plays is coming off a stellar night winning both of his plays. He started football off right this week with a win on this years Bahamas Bowl and grabbed a nice plus-money return on the ice. He’s bringing you two more above average plays that’ll keep this train rolling.

Take New England Patriots -6.5 vs Buffalo Bills (4:30pm EST, Saturday 21 December 2019)

Well it’s almost over. The year, the holidays, and sadly, the NFL. Today, Buffalo heads into New England to face the living legends, Bill Belichick and Tom Brady. So far this year, Tom Brady and the Patriots haven’t played to the above average standard we are used to. When you start to dig in, it is easy to see that this is still a way above average team. This year, the Patriots have covered the spread in nine of fourteen games played. Despite people critical about the Pats offense, they covered because they are scoring an average of 26.6 points per game. I understand the Brady isn’t having an above average year and has some pretty pedestrian stats, however that does not change the fact that he is one of the greats. His ability to pick up on the little things in a game is what keeps New England rolling. Brady is averaging just 218 yards passing per game, and only 1.3 touch downs. At home though, he has played above average this year. Brady has had nine touchdowns and two interceptions, passing for 1,599 yards, and his quarterback rating ranges from 82.9 on the road to a way above average 91.6. It has been the defense that has been the spectacular part of Patriots team this year. They are holding teams to an average of 12.9 points per game, under 100 yards rushing (98yds), and under 175 yards passing (170) per game. They also have an above average point differential of +191. The Bills have too been playing above average from what we are used to seeing. They have been having a great season – covering nine games, including covering all six of their road games. Their offense only scores an average of 20.8 points per game, though the team does not seem to be worried about that. It is their defense that has been winning them games. They have the AFC’s second ranked defense (Patriots are first), and are holding teams to 15.9 points per game. In the first meeting between these two earlier this year – the Bills defense played tough, but QB Josh Allen got knocked out of the game. They lost by six.

I believe we are actually getting some value on the Patriots here. Bills backers believe that they have a chance because they lost the first game without their starting quarterback, but I don’t buy it. The Patriots are scoring more and allowing less points per game than the Bills, plus New England needs to keep winning to secure first place. I don’t see any real offensive threat to the Pats defense from the Bills, and Tom Brady is better at home this year. Watch for this line to drop to -6 as money continues to pour in on Buffalo.

Take Boston Bruins -167 vs Nashville Predators (7:00pm EST, Saturday 21 December 2019)

The Bruins have been one of the league’s above average teams all year. They have the number one ranked goal differential of +32 goals, having scored 120 total goals this year – which ranks them second in their conference. They have one of the league’s best goalies in Tuukka Rask, who is ranked above average in almost every goalie stat there is. He is ranked the 4^th best goalie in their conference, and he is the NHL’s number 8 ranked – allowing just 2.29 goals per game. Honestly though, the Bruins have not been playing well as of late and that will help us in this game. They have won just one game in their last eight, and only one of their last five home games. The two most recent losses at home were to the above average Islanders, and the God awful LA Kings. I see them coming into this game fired up. While the Predators are an above average scoring team, they are still very middle of the pack. On the road this year, they have won seven out of fifteen games, and sixteen of thirty four overall. On the road this year, they are scoring an above average 3.67 goals per game, which ranks them second in the NHL. Nashville’s goalie, Pekka Rinne, has played well this year. He has won eleven of his eighteen starts, and has been allowing just under an average of three goals per game (2.99). Recently, they have played awful verse the Bruins at home. In the last nine matchups between these two that took place in Boston, the Predators have won just one.

I really think this is a bad matchup for the Predators. The Bruins losing the last two games at home are going to have them fired up for this game, especially against a team that they have beat up on at home in the past. I believe this will be a high scoring game, but I see the Bruins winning with ease. Take the Bruins.

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Week 13 NFL DFS MVP candidates (1.5x points)

Week 13 NFL DFS Chalk: Josh Allen (FD $17,500, DK $16,800)

Pivot: Stefon Diggs (FD $14,000, DK $15,900)

Contrarian #1: Damien Harris (FD $12,500, DK $14,700)

Contrarian #2: Cole Beasley (FD $10,000, DK $11,700)

Contrarian #3: Mac Jones (FD $15,000, DK $15,000)

DK Value Play: Devin Singletary (FD $8,000, DK $6,900)

DK Value Play #2: Nelson Agholor (FD $7,000, DK $4,500)

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

Week 11 NFL DFS MVP candidates (1.5x points)

Week 11 NFL DFS Chalk: Mac Jones (FD $15,000, DK $15,900)

Pivot: Matt Ryan (FD $15,500, DK $13,200)

Pivot #2: Damien Harris (FD $13,500, DK $13,200)

Pivot #3: Kyle Pitts (FD $12,000, DK $14,400)

Contrarian #1: Jakobi Meyers (FD $10,500, DK $12,000)

Contrarian #2: Patriots DST (DK $8,400)

Week 11 NFL DFS Final thoughts (and some DOs and DON’Ts)

New England Patriots at Atlanta Falcons

More or Less – 3.6x Payout

Rapid Fire – 3x Payout

Week 16 NFL DFS MVP candidates (1.5x points)

Chalk: Josh Allen (DK $18,900, FD $16,500)

Pivot: Stefon Diggs (DK $16,500, FD $15,500)

Contrarian #1: Cam Newton (DK $13,500, FD $14,500)

Contrarian #2: Cole Beasley (DK $15,000, FD $15,000)

FD/DK Value: James White (DK $6,200 FLEX, FD $8,500), John Brown (DK $2,800 FLEX, FD $5,000)

DK Punt: Isaiah McKenzie (DK $800 FLEX)

Week 16 NFL DFS Utility options (and some DOs and DON’Ts)

Introduction to Single-Game Showdowns

Week 14 NFL DFS MVP candidates (1.5x points)

Chalk: Jared Goff (DK $16,500, FD $15,500)

Pivot: Cam Newton (DK $15,900, FD $16,000)

Contrarian #1: Damien Harris (DK $13,200, FD $12,000)

Contrarian #2: Cooper Kupp (DK $14,400, FD $13,000)

DK Punts: Van Jefferson ($3,900), Malcolm Brown ($3,600) and Damiere Byrd ($1,200)

DK Contrarian Punts: Patriots DST ($6,300) and Sony Michel ($4,800)

Week 11 NFL DFS Utility options (and some DOs and DON’Ts)

Introduction to Single-Game Showdowns

Week 9 NFL DFS MVP candidates (1.5x points)

Chalk: Cam Newton (DK $19,800, FD $17,000)

Pivot: Jakobi Meyers (DK $13,500, FD $11,000)

Contrarian #1: Patriots DST (DK $11,100)

Contrarian #2: Jamison Crowder (DK $16,800, FD $14,000)

Week 9 NFL DFS Utility options (and some DOs and DON’Ts)

Introduction to Single-Game Showdowns

Week 4 NFL DFS MVP candidates (1.5x points)

Chalk: Patrick Mahomes (DK $18,900, FD $17,000)

Pivot: Clyde Edwards-Helaire (DK $14,100, FD $13,000)

Contrarian #1: Tyreek Hill (DK $16,500, FD $13,500)

Contrarian #2: Rex Burkhead (DK $10,500, FD $10,500)

Utility options (and some DOs and DON’Ts)

Stoweby’s Showdown For 9.20 Patriots at Seahawks Vegas Script.

Stoweby’s Showdown For 9.20 Patriots at Seahawks Flex and Captains:

Patriots:

Seahawks:

Week 17 DFS Tight End CashGame Plays

Travis Kelce, KC vs. LAC

Dallas Goedert, PHI at NYG

Week 17 DFS Tight End GPP Plays

Austin Hooper, ATL at TB

Darren Waller, OAK at DEN

Hunter Henry, LAC at KC

Week 17 DFS Tight End PuntPlays

O.J.Howard, TB vs. ATL

KadenSmith, NYG vs. PHI

Additional Week 17 DFS GPP andpunt options:

Week 17 DFS DST Cash GamePlays

Baltimore Ravens (BAL vs. PIT)

Indianapolis Colts (IND at JAC)

Week 17 DFS DST GPP Plays

New England Patriots (NE vs.MIA)

New Orleans Saints (NO at CAR)

Week 17 DFS DST PuntPlays

Green Bay Packers (GB vs. NYG)

Denver Broncos (DEN vs. OAK)

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