Week 2 DFS Picks

Posted on by Kamron Selby Posted in Articles

* First price indicates FanDuel (FD) price, while second price refers to DraftKings (DK).*

QBs

L. JacksonHOU95008200

Fantastic spot to score over 30 FPTS. Andrews would be a good stack if you can afford them both.

D. PrescottATL83006800

Good spot to rebound this week. Dallas seemed to emphasize feeding Zeke in the redzone last week. 30 FPTS very realistic.

J. AllenMIA82006700

MIA struggled against Cam as a runner last week. Allen outrushed Moss and Singletary combined in attempts and Ru yards. Have trouble finding a nice stack, though.

K. MurrayWAS80006100

WAS sacked Wentz 8 times last week. Big question on how they will do against a mobile QB. Solid floor, not sure about ceiling. He will be my targeted QB in afternoon only contests.

M. RyanDAL77006600

Whether close game or blowout, he will produce. Expect at least 325 yards and multiple TDs. Gurley at the goal line is his only handcuff.

J. GoffPHI73005800

His pricepoint in DK is too disrespectful. Slay is only reason this secondary is not in the bottom five. 20 points is all you need from a guy this cheap, which is very realistic.

*Tons of good matchups in the $6k’s. Go with the guy you trust the most. You won’t need to stack if the QB is a dual threat.*

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RBs

S. BarkleyCHI90008400

Do not love his floor, but chances for 30+ FPTS are solid

E. ElliottATL86008200

Line banged up is slightly concerning, but Carson was able to pick ATL apart last week. More essential in DK (bonus possibility)

D. HenryJAX83007900

Highest floor of all RBs over $6k. Solid potential to hit the 100 yard bonus and multiple TDs

A. Kamara**LV85007800

Clear-cut No. 1 option after Thomas injury. High possibility for multi-TD game

R. MostertNYJ65006400

High confidence in at least one RuTD. Kittle out bolsters red zone possibilities. Blowout potential may limit touches.

R. JonesCAR59005200

CAR gave up 3 RuTDs. Jones played well against NO’s solid run defense. Confidence in a score. Very realistic possiblity to score at least 15 FPTS.

J. TaylorMIN58005700

Great value on both platforms. His involvement in the passing game last week was a pleasant surprise. The N. Hines factor is only concern to not return value.

J.K. DobbinsHOU57005100

He is a better option in a blowout scenario. Anticipate BAL running all over HOU.

*Depth at WR definitely outshines RBs.*

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WRs

D. AdamsDET86008100

Very good spot. Two Detroit starting corners out. Betting on them targeting the rookie early. Can you fit him in?

J. JonesDAL82007400

Numbers in 4 career games against Dallas: 25.7 PPG (DK). Highly advised to roster Jones or Ridley this week.

C. KuppPHI72006700

Woods will be keyed by Slay. Kupp will have a good opportunity to eat.

J. Smith-SchusterDEN71006500

Went over 100 yards last time he faced Bouye. Last time he faced Denver, scored over 40 FPTS. With Bouye out, he has one of the highest floors this week. Will he still be outtargeted by Johnson, though?

C. RidleyDAL71006800

Love his spot this week. If your preference is Julio, fine. Ridley could match numbers from last week.

A. RobinsonNYG70006400

NYG gave up 2 TDs to JuJu. Robinson could be motivated to show out due to contract dispute.

A. CooperATL70006300

Surprised by his targets against Ramsey. Feels too cheap playing against a bad secondary.

T. HiltonMIN63005700

Love this spot for him. Very inexperienced secondary. Boom or bust, though.

M. WilliamsKC58004200

KC no. 1 corner broke hand last week; they struggled in garbage time against Will Fuller on intermediate throws. Nine targets last week were a great sign coming off of a shoulder injury.

D. JohnsonDEN58004500

A hobbled Corey Davis broke 100 yards last week. Johnson had four more targets than JuJu; great spot in DK.

E. Sanders**LV57005800

Solid floor now that Thomas is out. LV struggled against Anderson (WR2). Very cheap in FD.

C. LambATL52004700

Solid debut against a good secondary. Feel good about his chances for his first TD.

T. SmithLV50004100

Huge amount of targets to spread around. Don’t think Sanders will take them all. Has been a good redzone threat in spots before. Could be an excellent punt play in primetime contest.

A. HumphriesJAC47003400

Too high volume of targets for current pricepoint. With AJ Brown out, a very decent punt play in Sunday only contests.

*Would advise using the opportunity to find 4 WRs for your lineup. If you can fit three running backs without giving up the value from receivers in $6000s price range, go for it!*

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TEs

T.KelceLAC78007000

Although he has struggled against LAC the last few years, I believe they will be keying more off of avoiding big plays from Hill. His pricepoint is too rich for me in all day contests, though.

M. AndrewsHOU75006300

Kelce had his way with HOU before the game got out of hand. They have several linebackers that struggle in coverage. Andrews scoring is very realistic.

H. HenryKC61005100

Had a quietly solid game last week. With the potential of playing from behind, plenty of targets could be spread out. Last season, averaged 14 PPG against KC (PPR).

E. EngramCHI60005300

Had a tough matchup against Steelers; due for a bounceback. CHI did not defend well against Hockenson last week, but he was surpisingly only targeted five times. Expect at least 7-8 targets this week.

D. GoedertLAR55005000

Goedert was Wentz’s most reliable target last week. Even if Sanders returns, don’t expect a ton of touches for the RB that will take away from Goedert’s opportunities. Like to think he can keep pace of an equal target share with Ertz.

J. SmithJAC49004200

Targets were spread out pretty evenly last week. Outside of Henry, could be TEN’s best redzone threat, especially with Brown out.

J. ReedNYJ48002600

Fantastic punt play option since Kittle is sidelined. Don’t need a huge return from him at that DK price to be worth the investment.

*Spending up on TE is fine as long as you find value at WR, if not, opt for one sub $5500.*

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