DraftKings NFL Week 5 Buy Sell + Optimal DFS Lineups

Quarterbacks

Players I’m Buying

High-Priced Tier ($6,900+): Lamar Jackson ($7,900) sat out of Wednesday’s practice for an undisclosed reason, but I still expect him to play. His questionable tag could lead to lower ownership in this week’s slate and he’s as good an option as ever if he takes on an overmatched Cincinnati defense, a team he put up 30+ fantasy points against in both matchups last year. Patrick Mahomes ($7,700) struggled last week against a tough Patriots defense, but he averaged 25.5 points against the Raiders defense last year and should have a much better game this week. The Chiefs have tremendous receiving weapons and should be able to take advantage of an overmatched Raiders pass defense.  Kyler Murray ($7,200) had a surprisingly rough game against the Panthers last week, but I’m expecting him to have a huge bounce-back effort against a Jets defense that just gave up 37 points to the Brett Rypien-led Broncos. Murray’s rushing ability and built-in upside with DeAndre Hopkins makes him a great fantasy option in a plus matchup.

Mid-Priced Tier ($5,900-$6,600): Jared Goff ($6,500) is coming off a disappointing 200-yard, 1-touchdown effort against the Giants but this week he faces a Washington defense that has given up the 8th-most fantasy points to quarterbacks. Cooper Kupp and Robert Woods should overwhelm Washington’s cornerbacks and Goff will have a strong bounce-back game. Gardner Minshew ($6,200) is coming off a strong bounce-back effort against the Bengals and plays a similarly exploitable Texans defense this week. With D.J. Chark back in the lineup, Minshew is a strong mid-tier option. Teddy Bridgewater ($5,900) is one of my favorite targets this week against the Falcons’ defense that is allowing the most fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks. With Robby Anderson, D.J. Moore, Curtis Samuel, and Ian Thomas in tow, Bridgewater has plenty of receiving options, and the offensive coaching of Matt Rhule and Joe Brady is very strong.

Low-Priced Tier ($5,000-$5,800): I could try to sell you on Daniel Jones ($5,300) against the Cowboys’ defense that was invisible last week, but I just don’t trust the Giants’ coaching or skill position players. Aside from that, there’s a bunch of players who have tough matchups this week and I’ll be looking to spend up at quarterback.

Players I’m Selling

High-Priced Tier ($6,900+): Josh Allen ($7,500) is a great option every week, especially against the Titans defense that has struggled to defend opposing quarterbacks last year. However, the Bills Titans game may not happen and I’m putting Allen in the selling category to make sure you’re aware of that uncertainty. Dak Prescott ($7,400) has been the QB1 so far this season and is on pace for an absurd 6,700 passing yards, but I’m expecting that to slow down this week. The Giants have allowed the fifth-fewest fantasy points to quarterbacks this year and their offense is averaging the fewest points per game, so I don’t see Prescott having the same need to rack up passing yards in this game. Prescott will likely still be solid this week but he doesn’t have the same upside in this type of a matchup. Deshaun Watson ($6,900) may seem like an enticing option against the Jaguars, but he scored under 20 fantasy points in both matchups against them last year and struggled to excel for fantasy last week even against a putrid Vikings defense.

Mid-Priced Tier ($5,900-$6,600): Ben Roethlisberger ($6,600) didn’t take the field last week as the Steelers’ game against the Titans got postponed due to COVID-19 complications, and that week off won’t help him pick up the momentum he needs to start producing elite fantasy number. Roethlisberger plays a Philly defense that has allowed the 7th-fewest fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks and the Steelers likely won’t need to air the ball out much as their defense should dominate against a turnover-heavy Eagles offense. I’m also mentioning Ryan Tannehill ($6,000) here as he was reported as being one of the players to participate in a non-approved practice last week and I doubt he plays in what would have been a solid matchup for him. Matt Ryan ($6,100) is also someone I’m fading this week as the Falcons’ receivers, Julio Jones and Calvin Ridley, are both injured, lowering Ryan’s upside as seen by his 0-touchdown effort last week. I’m also fading Joe Burrow ($6,000) in what should be a tough matchup for him against Baltimore’s stout defense.

Low-Priced Tier ($5,000-$5,800): Every quarterback in this tier is a player I’d advise against this week. Philip Rivers ($5,800) is averaging under 14 points per game as the Colts have had limited offensive output. Baker Mayfield ($5,700) was underwhelming last week despite a strong offensive performance against the Cowboys and he plays the Colts this week who have allowed the fewest offensive yards in the NFL. Carson Wentz ($5,600) goes on the road to play a Steelers’ front seven that could force him into multiple turnovers and Ryan Fitzpatrick ($5,600) has a similarly tough matchup on the road against the 49ers.

Running Backs

Players I’m Buying

High-Priced Tier ($6,800+): Ezekiel Elliott. ($7,800) is coming off a disappointing game against the Browns, but the Cowboys were forced to abandon the run game in the second half to keep up with Cleveland’s offense. That won’t happen against the Giants’ league-worst offense in scoring and I’m expecting Zeke to be much more heavily featured against a middle-of-the-pack run defense. I’m also interested in James Conner ($6,900) as he’s been a workhorse running back since returning from his injury issues and had 22 touches in his last game. The Eagles’ defense isn’t bad against the run, but the Steelers should be playing with the lead in a game they’re favored to win by 7 points and Conner should see a ton of work as the Steelers try to salt the game away. I would be mentioning Derrick Henry ($7,000) here, but it seems very doubtful that the game will happen this week. Clyde Edwards-Helaire ($6,800) faces the Raiders defense that has given up the most fantasy points to running backs this year and should be able to have one of his better games of the season as Kansas City looks to get the run game going in a game they’re projected to win by 2 touchdowns.

Mid-Priced Tier ($6,100-$6,700): James Robinson ($6,700) has been one of the biggest surprises of this fantasy football season so far and he takes on the Texans this week who have allowed the 2nd-most fantasy points to running backs this year. Robinson is heavily involved in the receiving game – he has 15 targets so far – and is a true three-down back who has had 16 touches per game this season. Mike Davis ($6,400) is also a strong play as Christian McCaffrey will likely miss this game against the Falcons defense that is allowing the 11th-most fantasy points to running backs. Davis has had 21 touches in each of the past two games and is averaging 7.6 targets per game over the last three weeks. He’s a strong RB1 this week against Atlanta. Josh Jacobs ($6,300) should also be due for a bounce-back game after struggling against the Patriots and Bills the past two weeks. The Kansas City defense has been poor against opposing RBs – they’ve allowed the fifth-most rushing yards per game this season.

Low-Priced Tier ($4,000-$6,000): Devin Singletary ($5,900) rushed for just 3.1 yards per carry last week but he saw 23 touches with Zack Moss and should be able to do more with those touches, if that game is played and if Moss is out again. Jerick McKinnon ($5,800) had an awesome game last week with 97 yards from scrimmage, 7 catches, and a touchdown. This week, the 49ers play the Dolphins who have allowed the 7th-most fantasy points to running backs. If Raheem Mostert remains out this week, McKinnon should see another heavy workload and excel against a weak Miami defense. Todd Gurley ($5,700) had a two-touchdown game last week and while he’s still not involved in the receiving game (he has just 4 catches so far this season). He plays the Panthers’ defense who have allowed the 5th-most fantasy points to RBs this season so he should have a solid game. David Johnson ($5,200) is another great target as he faces the Jaguars defense that gave up 3 touchdowns to Joe Mixon last week. Antonio Gibson ($5,000) should benefit from the switch to Kyle Allen at quarterback for Washington as he should see more targets and faces a somewhat beatable defense in the Rams. Damien Harris ($4,300) is worth watching after his 17 carries for 100 yards last week and is a strong punt play in tournaments but he faces the Broncos defense who have given up the 4th-fewest fantasy points to RBs so his ceiling isn’t huge.

Players I’m Selling

High-Priced Tier ($6,800+): I mentioned all of the high-priced running backs in the buy section but it’s just as easy to make cases against all of them. Ezekiel Elliott ($7,800) is the highest-priced running back on the slate but he hasn’t hit 100 rushing yards in a game this season and will see his targets reduced given the expected game script against the Giants. New York is also coming off a game where they were able to shut down what had previously been a top-level Rams rushing attack. James Conner ($6,900) faces a tough Philly defensive line and he’s only seen 3.7 targets per game which puts him well outside of the elite group in that statistic. The Steelers aren’t a high-octane offensive unit and while I think Conner is heavily utilized, I’m not confident he’ll have the receptions or the scoring opportunities to excel this week. It’s also worth noting that even if Derrick Henry ($7,000) does play, he takes on a tough Buffalo defense that ranks top ten in fewest rushing yards allowed per game this season. Clyde Edwards-Helaire ($6,800) is the guy I’m the most confident in this week given the strong matchup.

Mid-Priced Tier ($6,100-$6,700): Miles Sanders ($6,500) is coming off a poor game against the 49ers in which he compiled just 76 total yards from scrimmage on 15 touches. This week, he has to play the Steelers defense that has allowed the 2nd-fewest fantasy points to RBs and the fewest rushing yards per game this season. Kareem Hunt ($6,500) is going to be an exciting fantasy option with Nick Chubb expected to miss this time, but I’m not thrilled about him this week. He faces the Colts defense that has allowed the 3rd-fewest fantasy points to running backs this season, and while he’s an elite talent, I’m fading him in tournaments given the tough matchup and his health concerns. Melvin Gordon ($6,400) had his first 100-yard, multi-touchdown game in a Broncos uniform last week but that was against the putrid Jets defense. This week he has to travel to play the Patriots, and I’m not expecting nearly the same level of production. Joe Mixon ($6,300) had a massive breakthrough last week with his first two rushing touchdowns of the year and another through the air to give him a hat trick of scores. A road matchup against Baltimore this week will pose a much tougher challenge than Jacksonville did for him at home, and I’m worried his ownership will get out of control after his last big game. Jonathan Taylor ($6,200) is only averaging 3.8 yards per carry this season and hasn’t seen the massive 25+ touch role I expected when Marlon Mack was lost for the year with an Achilles injury. The Browns defense has been surprisingly stout and has allowed the 10th-fewest fantasy points to RBs, making Taylor a fade this week. Raheem Mostert ($6,100) is still questionable to play this week, and even if he is active I’m not confident he’ll see the same workload as before so I’m out on him this week.

Low-Priced Tier ($4,000-$6,000): I’d love to recommend Kenyan Drake ($5,700) again this week but I have little confidence after his 3.5-point game in what should have been a plus matchup against the Panthers. The Jets’ defense is abysmal but something isn’t right with Drake and I’m staying away from him in DFS until we see a good game out of him. Mark Ingram ($5,400) is also a fade for me despite a plus matchup against the Bengals as he had just 8 carries last week and it’s tough to depend on him for weekly volume. The Rams running backs – Darrell Henderson ($5,300) and Malcolm Brown ($5,300) – are guys to fade after they essentially split work last week and face a tough Washington front seven this week. Even with Sony Michel on IR, I’m not confident in either Rex Burkhead ($5,000) or James White ($4,900) after Damien Harris looked like the best player in the backfield last week. The Broncos have allowed the fourth-fewest fantasy points to RBs this year and with no guarantee of volume or Cam Newton playing in this game, I’m selling most Patriots players. Myles Gaskin ($4,800) faces a tough matchup this week on the road against the 49ers and while he is getting great usage (16.5 touches per game), I’m worried about the matchup for him.

Wide Receivers

Players I’m Buying

High-Priced Tier ($6,400+): DeAndre Hopkins ($7,900) is a great target every week and while he didn’t see a huge number of targets last week, the entire passing offense surprisingly faltered for Arizona against Carolina. A nice bounce-back game is coming this week against the Jets. Stefon Diggs ($7,000) would be a great target against an injured and struggling Tennessee pass defense, but I’m not confident that game will happen due to COVID-19 complications. Tyreek Hill ($6,900) has scored a touchdown now in four straight games and while he faces a Raiders defense that has been solid this year, they have no answer for Hill’s pure downfield speed. JuJu Smith-Schuster ($6,700) is also a strong option as he faces an Eagles defense that has allowed the 14th-most fantasy points to wide receivers. Smith-Schuster’s 3 touchdowns through 3 games have been a pleasant surprise and he has a good chance to score again this week as he’ll be matched up with slot corner Nickell Robey-Coleman who has struggled this year. D.J. Chark ($6,500) finally looked like the player who season-long players spent an early-round pick on last week when he had his best game of the season with 8 catches for 95 yards and 2 touchdowns. He faces the Texans defense this week, a team he struggled against last year as he was held under 60 yards receiving in both games against them. However, with the added ancillary talent and another year of chemistry between Gardner Minshew and Chark, I’m expecting the Jags’ top wideout to have a strong week. Will Fuller ($6,600) had a strong game against the Vikings’ porous defense, and while I’m not confident in much of anything that’s happening in Houston right now, he’s a great boom-or-bust option in a plus matchup against the Jaguars.

Mid-Priced Tier ($5,300-$6,300): Robby Anderson ($5,900) looks like the WR1 in the Carolina offense but both he and D.J. Moore ($6,000) can have value, especially against the Falcons defense that has allowed the 2nd-most passing yards in the NFL so far. Atlanta should be capable of putting up points in this game even with Jones and Ridley both hurt, and the Panthers should have a pass-heavy game script. Even last week, when the Panthers led for much of the afternoon, Anderson and Moore combined for 17 targets. I’d go with Anderson over Moore but both are strong plays. Jamison Crowder ($5,800) had a healthy 10 targets last week against the Broncos to bring his total to 23 targets on the season. He missed a couple of games with an injury but is healthy now and is easily the most reliable receiver for Sam Darnold and the Jets. The matchup against the Cardinals doesn’t stand out, but as long as Crowder is seeing 10+ targets he’s a strong high-floor play in DFS cash lineups.

Low-Priced Tier ($3,000-$5,300): Deebo Samuel ($5,300) is finally back on the field for the 49ers and has a great opportunity to showcase his talent this week against a poor Dolphins defense. Samuel had just 3 catches for 35 yards last week, but the 49ers cut Mohamed Sanu which indicates they believe Samuel is healthy and ready to make a significant impact. He’s a great high-upside flier this week. Russell Gage ($5,100) is likely going to be in a lot of my lineups with Julio Jones and Calvin Ridley both injured. While the Panthers have allowed the 7th-fewest fantasy points to wide receivers this year, I expect Matt Ryan to bounce back and this game has one of the highest over-under totals on the week. Curtis Samuel ($4,800) is an awesome cheap option if you want to secure a piece of the Carolina passing attack against Atlanta. Samuel has been inconsistent this season but his talent is obvious and the Panthers coaches will find creative ways to deploy him against one of the league’s worst pass defenses. If there was ever going to be a week for Darius Slayton ($4,800) to replicate his incredible Week 1 performance, it would be against the Cowboys who are allowing the 2nd-most fantasy points to wide receivers.

Players I’m Selling

High-Priced Tier ($6,400+): Calvin Ridley ($7,500) was one of the best receivers in fantasy football through the first three weeks of the season, but things change quickly. He’s dealing with a thigh injury and was held without a catch last week as the entire Falcons’ passing offense struggled. If Julio Jones is unable to play this week, Ridley would see additional defensive attention from the Panthers who just held DeAndre Hopkins to just 41 receiving yards, his season-low. Amari Cooper ($7,400) has been electric as Dak Prescott is on pace to shatter Peyton Manning’s record for most passing yards in a season. The Cowboys offense could slow down this week though as the Giants have averaged the fewest points per game in the NFL and aren’t capable of making the Cowboys push the pace late in the game to catch up. This is going to be a very different game script for Dallas. Julio Jones ($6,800) is trending towards not playing this week and even if he suits up I won’t have the confidence to put him in my lineups this week. Cooper Kupp ($6,500) and Robert Woods ($6,400) don’t have the easiest matchup against a Washington defense that has allowed the fewest fantasy points to wide receivers, but the talent of these two belies any conventional wisdom especially in Sean McVay’s offense. Even if Chase Young misses again, this Washington defense will put pressure on Goff all game and I don’t love the upside for either Rams wideout for DFS this week. Odell Beckham Jr. ($6,400) is coming off the best game I can remember for him in a long time with 3 touchdowns, including a game-clinching 50-yard rush for a score. However, he plays the Colts this week who have allowed the fewest yards of offense in the NFL and I don’t expect the same uniquely creative play-calling to be as effective against what’s been a very strong defense. OBJ’s ownership is likely going to skyrocket after that last performance, as well.

Mid-Priced Tier ($5,300-$6,200): Marquise Brown ($6,300) had a solid game last week but the Bengals have been sneaky-good against the pass this year and horrible against the run, which should feed right into the Ravens running the ball all game this week. With a limited passing volume, I’m not bullish on Hollywood. Tyler Boyd ($6,200) didn’t have quite the elite game I was hoping for last week, but he now has 24 catches for 287 yards and a touchdown over his last three games and has quickly become rookie quarterback Joe Burrow’s favorite target. However, he’ll draw a ton of coverage from elite slot cornerback Marlon Humphery this week so I’m fading Boyd at his current price. In the long run, Terry McLaurin ($6,100) should not be hurt much by the switch at quarterback to Kyle Allen, but there’s no question that when the backup QB takes over he often throws to the secondary receivers, the guys he has more chemistry with. Add in a tough matchup against Jalen Ramsey and the Rams as well as a thigh injury for Scary Terry and I’m scared off this week. DeVante Parker ($5,900) is coming off his best game of the season with 10 catches for 110 yards, but his matchup is much tougher this week as the Dolphins go on the road to San Francisco. Parker is a solid season-long play as a high-end WR3/low-end WR2, but I’m looking for upside in DraftKings and I don’t see much of it for Parker. Diontae Johnson ($5,600) is currently listed as questionable but it seems very likely he plays and he should be able to play well against a Philly secondary that is allowing the 14th-most fantasy points to opposing wide receivers. Still, he’ll likely be matched up with Darius Slay on the outside for much of the afternoon as JuJu plays from the slot, so Johnson’s upside is capped. Jerry Jeudy ($5,400) is a phenomenal talent, but it’s tough to trust the Broncos quarterbacks right now especially on the road against New England. A.J. Brown ($5,400) is also someone I’d avoid even if he plays this week as the Bills have a lockdown secondary that has given up the 12th-fewest fantasy points to wide receivers and Brown would draw a ton of coverage from Tre’Davious White.

Low-Priced Tier ($3,000-$5,200): I wrote about Deebo Samuel above, and he’s the main reason I’m fading Brandon Aiyuk ($5,200) this week. Samuel is going to siphon some touches from Aiyuk and while the rookie receiver impressed on a 38-yard run for a touchdown last week, he needs a more consistent role before I’m willing to spend on him. Even in a week of offensive explosion for the Browns, Jarvis Landry ($5,000) finished with just 5 catches for 48 yards (although he did have a passing touchdown). The Browns are going to struggle to move the ball against the Colts defense that has allowed the fewest offensive yards in the league so far and Landry’s upside is not high. Rookie receiver Tee Higgins ($4,900) continues to pick up more of a role in the Bengals offense, but I’m worried about this entire team’s offensive productivity on the road at Baltimore. Hunter Renfrow ($4,900) didn’t have quite the game I hoped for last week, but the Raiders could still be without their two starting rookie receivers in Henry Ruggs and Bryan Edwards. However, the Chiefs have allowed the fewest fantasy points to wide receivers this year and with Darren Waller and Josh Jacobs further removed from their injuries, Renfrow is at best third in the pecking order for a good-not-great offense. T.Y. Hilton ($4,900) is out of consideration in any matchup for me until further notice as he was outproduced by Zach Pascal last week and the Colts constantly find themselves in slow-paced game scripts that don’t favor the downfield pass.

Tight Ends

Players I’m Buying

High-Priced Tier ($5,100+): Mark Andrews ($6,200) is an awesome target this week after his two-touchdown performance against Washington. He’s taking on the Bengals, a defense he racked up 12 catches for 153 yards and 2 touchdowns against last year across two games. Darren Waller ($5,900) was limited at practice but he should be ready to go this week and he’ll be able to take advantage of soft underneath coverage by Kansas City. Tyler Higbee ($5,600) is coming off a couple of down games so his ownership will likely drop a bit but he plays the Washington defense that has given up the 4th-most fantasy points to tight ends this year and gave up two touchdowns to Mark Andrews last week.

Mid-Priced Tier ($4,000-$5,400): Jonnu Smith ($4,900) would have been one of my favorite plays at tight end this week against the Bills defense that has given up the 8th-most points to the position, but it seems unlikely that game will take place. Hayden Hurst ($4,700) could be a strong option as the Falcons are dealing with injuries to both Julio Jones and Calvin Ridley and their game against the Panthers has one of the highest over-under totals on the week. As gross as it sounds right now, I don’t hate Evan Engram ($4,600) this week as he plays a Dallas defense that has allowed the sixth-most fantasy points to tight ends. Engram has had a few great games against the Cowboys over the years, as well. It’s tough to know what to do with the Indianapolis tight ends right now as Mo Alie-Cox ($4,200) played fewer snaps than Jack Doyle and Trey Burton, but scored the touchdown as the team played 2-tight end sets throughout the entirety of the game. The Browns have given up the fifth-most fantasy points to tight ends this year and I’m expecting Alie-Cox’s big-play ability to lead to him having the most points among Colts’ tight ends. Eric Ebron ($4,000) had his best game of the season last week with 5 catches for 52 yards and a touchdown and he could be in for another big game against the Eagles defense that has allowed the third-most fantasy points to tight ends so far.

Low-Priced Tier ($2,500-$3,900): The Ravens have been pretty unbeatable defensively across the board this season, but the one area they’ve struggled in is against tight ends. Drew Sample ($3,700) is not the most exciting option, but he had 3 catches for 47 yards last week and will be a reliable target for Joe Burrow as the Bengals try to keep pace with the Ravens. Ian Thomas ($3,400) is another great low-priced option as he plays the Falcons who have given up the 2nd-most passing yards and the most fantasy points to tight ends this season. Jordan Akins has been dealing with a concussion issue and if he misses the game, Darren Fells ($3,400) would be an interesting option against the Jaguars defense that has given up the 7th-most fantasy points to tight ends this year.

Players I’m Selling

High-Priced Tier ($5,100+): George Kittle ($6,600) had an absurd game last week with 15 catches for 183 yards and a touchdown. While the Dolphins have been much better than the Eagles at defending tight ends this year, Kittle should still be fine. It’s also hard to advise against Travis Kelce ($6,400), even as he faces the Raiders defense that has given up the fifth-fewest fantasy points to tight ends. Kittle and Kelce are far too important to their teams to ever truly have a bust game, but I’m putting them in this category as I see their upside as capped in tough matchups. I’d just simply rather spend up on other positions. Zach Ertz ($5,700) is hard to trust right now as he only had 4 catches for 9 yards last week despite being one of the very few reliable targets for Carson Wentz. I’m worried about the entire Eagles offense on the road against the Steelers and I think there are better options than Ertz at tight end this week.

Mid-Priced Tier ($4,000-$5,400): Broncos head coach Vic Fangio called Noah Fant ($5,400) a longshot to play this week, and even if he does play he has to face the Patriots defense that has allowed the fourth-fewest fantasy points to tight ends this year. Austin Hooper ($4,100) took advantage of a great matchup against the Cowboys last week with 5 catches for 34 yards and a touchdown but he won’t have it as easy this week against the Colts who have allowed the fewest fantasy points to tight ends in the NFL. The rest of the tight ends in this price tier I can make arguments for buying this week.

Low-Priced Tier ($2,500-$3,900): Dawson Knox ($3,600) only has five catches all season and it’s confusing to me how he’s still priced even this high despite his lack of involvement in the passing game. The Titans would have presented a solid matchup for him, but it doesn’t seem like that game will take place. Logan Thomas ($3,500) only had one catch last week, but I’m expecting better days ahead as the switch to Kyle Allen at quarterback should benefit him as he’s somehow a significant upgrade over what we’ve seen out of Dwayne Haskins. I’d hold off on playing him in DFS until we know how the target share breaks down with Allen at the helm, however.

Sample Lineups

In this section, I’m going to build a couple of sample lineups using the players I discussed above for you to reference when making your lineups this week. As always, I’m going to build a stack into all of these lineups with a quarterback and wide receiver/tight end. I believe stacks are the best way to maximize your potential to dominate in tournaments and win cash prizes on DraftKings. Here are a few ideas for how you can build your lineup this week.

Lineup #1:

QB: Gardner Minshew $6,200
RB: Clyde Edwards-Helaire $6,800
RB: Mike Davis $6,400
WR: D.J. Chark $6,500
WR: Robby Anderson $5,900
WR: Darius Slayton $4,800
TE: Drew Sample $3,700
FLEX: Jerick McKinnon $5,800
DST: Baltimore Ravens $3,900

Lineup #2:

QB: Patrick Mahomes $7,700
RB: Josh Jacobs $6,300
RB: Jerick McKinnon $5,800
WR: Tyreek Hill $6,900
WR: Keelan Cole $4,700
WR: Jamison Crowder $5,800
TE: Evan Engram $4,600
FLEX: Curtis Samuel $4,800
DST: Denver Broncos $3,400

Lineup #3:

QB: Teddy Bridgewater $5,900
RB: Ezekiel Elliott $7,800
RB: David Johnson $5,200
WR: D.J. Moore $6,000
WR: Deebo Samuel $5,300
WR: Russell Gage $5,100
TE: Mark Andrews $6,200
FLEX: Keelan Cole $4,700
DST: Pittsburgh Steelers $3,800