The end of the season has arrived. With so many teams resting players, Week 18 will be the most interesting week of the season for DFS. With the status of so many players uncertain, it’s a phenomenal week to hit big on some lower-value players. These are Week 18 DFS Sleepers.

*All prices are based on a $60,000 budget listed on FanDuel. 

Week 18 DFS Sleepers

Quarterback

Michael Penix Jr.

The Atlanta Falcons made a massive call benching Kirk Cousins. He’s on an enormous contract, but his struggles warranted the benching. Michael Penix Jr. has now taken the reins; this week will be his third start. The Falcons have to win, and they hope that the Bucs will lose so they can sneak into the playoffs.

Luckily for Penix, he plays the Carolina Panthers. The Panthers allow the most fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks, and their defense has been a disaster all season. They allowed 34.56 fantasy points and five touchdown passes to Baker Mayfield last week.

Penix isn’t as good as Mayfield but has a superior supporting cast. Bijan Robinson, Drake London, and Darnell Mooney will all demand the ball against a Panthers defense that can’t stop teams from scoring. Penix is in a great spot to have his breakout game and only costs $6,900.

Running back

Michael Carter

The Arizona Cardinals had the NFC West in their hands a few weeks ago. However, divisional losses to the Seahawks and Rams buried their playoff hopes. At running back, James Conner had one of the best seasons of his career, and rookie Trey Benson is emerging. However, both suffered season-ending injuries in the past three weeks.

Therefore, the Cardinals were forced to elevate Michael Carter from the practice squad. Carter saw 72% of the snaps last week and was heavily involved in the passing game on top of getting most of the carries. He’s facing the 49ers, who give up the fifth most fantasy points to running backs and have numerous injuries.

Carter is set to have a workhorse-like role this week, yet is only priced at $5,800. He’s a great option as an RB2 to pair with someone like Josh Jacobs or Jahmyr Gibbs. He will likely be one of the most popular Week 18 DFS sleepers.

Wide Receiver

Alec Pierce 

The ultimate boom-or-bust fantasy pick, Alec Pierce, had his highest-scoring fantasy game of the season last week. He had 122 yards and a touchdown, totaling 24.2 fantasy points. Not only that, his six receptions and nine targets were both season highs.

The Colts are rolling with Joe Flacco at quarterback, meaning that Pierce will get more consistent opportunities. Not to mention, the Colts face the Jaguars, who allow the second most points to quarterbacks and the ninth most to wide receivers. Pierce has six touchdowns this season, and his 6’3″ frame makes him an easy end zone target.

It’s a risk, but Pierce could be a steal at $5,800. He has high upside and a great matchup, but also has a low floor. 

Tight End 

Tucker Kraft

The Green Bay Packers have locked in a playoff spot but still have to fight for seeding. They also play against their long-time rivals, the Chicago Bears, so there is some extra motivation. The Packers have dominated this matchup; they haven’t lost to the Bears since 2018, and it’s been since 2015 at home. 

The Bears are a middle-of-the-pack team against tight ends, but this pick is more about the value. Kraft’s price is $5,100 despite being the TE9 overall this season. He’s also a huge threat to score touchdowns; he leads the Packers with seven receiving touchdowns. 

Kraft is an upside pick in a week with minimal tight end options. He’s one of Jordan Love’s favorite targets in a game the Packers historically dominate. 

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A slew of primetime games throughout the week leaves only eight games for DFS. Players will have to think outside the box regarding their choices. There are several crucial playoff matchups, so it’s time for some massive performances. These are Week 17 DFS Sleepers.

*All prices are based on a $60,000 budget listed on FanDuel. 

Week 17 DFS Sleepers

Quarterback

Joe Flacco

This pick is a risk since Anthony Richardson hasn’t been ruled out yet, but he did not practice this week. That is usually a telling sign that a player will miss the game. If he can’t play, Joe Flacco will start on Sunday. Flacco has started four games for the Colts this season with mixed results.

Flacco is 1-3 in those starts, but he also closed out a win in Week 4 following an injury to Richardson. His best fantasy performance came in a game against the Jags, with 26.6 fantasy points. The Sunday slate is rough for quarterbacks, but Flacco has a great matchup. The Giants have one of the worst defenses in the NFL, and they allow the ninth most fantasy points to quarterbacks.

The Colts are fighting for their playoff lives. Ideally, they need to win both of their remaining games and hope that the Broncos lose both of theirs. The Broncos play the Bengals on the road and the Chiefs at home, so it’s not too farfetched to suggest that the Colts have a decent chance. Flacco could be a bargain at $6,000. 

Running back

Jerome Ford

It’s very top-heavy at running back this week. Options such as Saquon Barkley against Dallas are very enticing, but a name with some value a little further down the list is Jerome Ford. Nick Chubb is now on injured reserve, so Ford is the Browns undisputed lead runner. 

Ford is coming off his best game of the season against the Bengals. Ford ran for 92 yards and a touchdown and caught five passes for 39 yards. The Browns will have Dorian Thompson-Robinson at quarterback, which means they’ll be running the ball more. Weather will also play a role; the weather will be in the high 40s with a 70% chance of rain.

Considering these factors, the Browns should lean on Ford to carry the offense. He’s not the most exciting pick, but at $6,600, he’s a solid secondary running back this week. 

Wide Receiver

Romeo Doubs

The Green Bay Packers vs. Minnesota Vikings game is the most exciting matchup of Week 17. Two excellent teams and division rivals are fighting for playoff seeding. The Packers have become a power-running team over the last few weeks, but that might have to change this week.

The Vikings have the second-best run defense in the NFL and aren’t nearly as effective against the pass. They rank dead last in fantasy points allowed to wide receivers, and this game has the potential to be a shootout. Doubs has been up and down this season, but he does have two multi-touchdown games.

Christian Watson didn’t practice this week, and given his injury history, it’s unlikely he will play. This means more volume for Doubs and Dontayvion Wicks against a shaky Vikings secondary. Doubs will likely be Jordan Love‘s go-to target, yet he only costs $5,600. 

Tight End 

Chigoziem Okonkwo

The Tennessee Titans will have Mason Rudolph at quarterback on Sunday. Rudolph is serviceable at best, but one player who benefits from him starting is Chig Okonkwo. Okonkwo has seen elite volume with Rudolph in the last two weeks. He has back-to-back games of eight or more receptions and ten or more targets. 

Okonkwo also faces the team with arguably the worst defense in the league, the Jaguars. They allow the most fantasy points to quarterbacks and the seventh most against tight ends. If Okonkwo’s volume persists, he’s a great option this week.

His $5,400 is attractive, considering the lack of options this week.

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A few extra primetime games mean the slate is not as complete for DFS. That said, many matchups have large spreads and high-point totals. Injuries have opened the door for some cheaper players to shine. These are Week 16 DFS Sleepers.

*All prices are based on a $60,000 budget listed on FanDuel. 

Week 16 DFS Sleepers

Quarterback

Drake Maye

After a promising start, the New England Patriots have fallen back down to earth. They’ve lost four games in a row, but it hasn’t been due to Drake Maye. The rookie has impressed despite the Pats’ lack of weapons and competent offensive line.

Fantasy-wise, Maye’s rushing ability gives him a solid floor. He’s scored at least 11 fantasy points in every game he’s started this season. What makes Maye an intriguing option this week is the fact that the Patriots are 14-point underdogs. They will likely play from behind, which will force Maye to pass the ball a lot to keep them in the game.

It’s been a common occurrence with quarterbacks like Jameis Winston, who has put up a few monster fantasy performances. If there was ever a week for Maye to attempt 50 passes, it’s this week, and he’s good value at $6,800.

Running back

Tyjae Spears

Last season, Tyjae Spears was a nice foil to Derrick Henry in the Tennessee Titans‘ backfield. Spears handled most of the receiving work in contrast to Henry’s power running. Spears was slated for a more prominent role this season, but Tony Pollard had other ideas. Pollard has been the lead back all season, and Spears has fought through a few injuries.

However, Pollard is questionable to play this week with an ankle injury. He left the game last week, and Spears scored a season-high 27.2 fantasy points, primarily due to catching six passes for 87 yards and a touchdown. If Pollard can’t go, Spears becomes a smash start against a Colts defense allowing 18 fantasy points per game to running backs.

Even if Pollard plays, he could be limited. Spears is definitely worth a shot at $5,900.

Wide Receiver

Jalen Coker

It’s been a tough season for the Carolina Panthers, but one bright spot has been Jalen Coker. The undrafted rookie has stepped up when asked to in the offense. He showed off his speed last week with an 83-yard touchdown against Dallas. The Panthers are short-handed at receiver. Xavier Legette is out, and David Moore is questionable with a concussion. 

Coker himself is questionable with a quad injury, but he practiced in a limited fashion on Thursday and Friday. That suggests he’s more likely to play than not, and he will see an expanded role. Bryce Young has also been more comfortable when playing at home, and Coker is one of his favorite targets. 

Coker’s $5,200 price is exceptionally cheap in a week that many of the top receivers have excellent matchups. Picking up a Ja’Marr Chase or Puka Nacua and balancing it out with Coker is a solid plan. 

Tight End 

Brenton Strange

Evan Engram is out for the season with a torn labrum. Brenton Strange has been a solid tight end option in his absence. Last week, Strange saw a colossal 12 targets and caught 11 of them for 73 yards. Christian Kirk is also missing, so Brian Thomas Jr is the only reliable target for the Jags. 

Mac Jones targeting Strange 12 times suggests that he trusts him. They face a Raiders team that allows the fourth most fantasy points to tight ends and has struggled all season in general. Strange is only $5,200, and last week, he showed that he has the upside to be a TE1 in the Jaguars’ current situation. 

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Every team is back in action in Week 15, so it is a loaded slate. That means options are plentiful for DFS, and there are some exciting matchups. These are Week 15 DFS Sleepers.

*All prices are based on a $60,000 budget listed on FanDuel. 

Week 15 DFS Sleepers

Quarterback

Will Levis

Will Levis started the season very poorly but has been better lately. He had a difficult time against Jacksonville last week, but before that, he had four consecutive games with at least 15 fantasy points. This week, he faces a Bengals defense that has had massive troubles all season.

The Bengals allowed Russell Wilson to throw for 414 yards and three touchdowns just two weeks ago and will be susceptible to deep passes down the field. Nick Westbrook-Ikhine has emerged as a target for Levis, with eight touchdowns in the last nine weeks.

Levis’s $6,600 price makes him the third cheapest starting quarterback this week, but he has real value. Given the matchup and price, Levis is a sneaky play this week.

Running back

Rhamondre Stevenson

With a full slate this week, the running back position is loaded with good options. Rhamondre Stevenson is facing an Arizona Cardinals team that just allowed Zach Charbonnet to score 38 fantasy points. Stevenson’s workload has slightly decreased, but he’s still the clear lead running back in New England.

The Patriots are six-point underdogs, but Stevenson gets enough work in the passing game for the game script not to be much of an issue. He has seven touchdowns this season but has scored since Week 9. The Patriots are also coming off a bye, so he’ll be well-rested. The Cardinals allow nearly 18 fantasy points per game to running backs.

$6,600 isn’t crazy cheap for a running back, but it’s reasonable for someone of Stevenson’s experience and volume. The cheaper options are far lower-profile names, and the big names are quite a bit more expensive.

Wide Receiver

Adam Thielen

Adam Thielen was a surprise fantasy option last season. He thrived in the first half of the season as Bryce Young‘s main target. He missed seven weeks with a hamstring injury this season, but he’s back and looking as good as ever. 

Thielen has had at least ten targets and 99 yards in his last two games. Young has been far more comfortable since getting the starting job back, and Thielen has been the primary beneficiary. This week, they face the Dallas Cowboys, who just allowed Ja’Marr Chase to torch them for 177 yards and two touchdowns.

The Cowboys are in the bottom ten for points allowed to wide receivers, and the defense has given up 20 points in each game since Week 5. Thielen is only $6,100, and has great upside in this matchup.

Tight End 

Grant Calcaterra

The Philadelphia Eagles are struggling in the passing game. This is a big talking point in the media, and they’ll be looking to prove the doubters wrong. Dallas Goedert is on injured reserve, so Grant Calcaterra takes over as the starting tight end. He scored a touchdown last week that ended up being the game-winner.

The Steelers allowed seven receptions to David Njoku last week, and the Calcaterra could see an uptick in volume after scoring last week. The Eagles also don’t target their receivers outside of A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith much, leaving more room for Calcaterra.

At $4,900, Calcaterra is a good low-budget option with touchdown upside in a week that George Kittle, Brock Bowers, and T.J. Hockenson are unavailable in DFS.  

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Week 14 is the last week of the season with any byes, but it contains some significant ones. That means it’s potentially the last week of the season where the budget options can shine. Without wasting any time, these are Week 14 DFS Sleepers. 

*All prices are based on a $60,000 budget listed on FanDuel. 

Week 14 DFS Sleepers

Quarterback

Aidan O’Connell

It’s no secret that the Las Vegas Raiders have a quarterback problem. They will likely select a quarterback in next year’s draft, but they are rolling with Aidan O’Connell for now. He unexpectedly torched the Chiefs on Black Friday for 340 yards and two touchdowns. This week, he faces a great matchup against Tampa Bay.

The Buccaneers allow the second most fantasy points per game to quarterbacks. O’Connell has also established a connection with top receiver Jakobi Meyers. Meyers has 97 or more yards in three of his last four games, and the Tampa secondary shouldn’t cause him too many issues.

O’Connell’s price is $6,700, the same as Mac Jones, despite facing a much softer defense. Another positive in O’Connell’s favor is that the Raiders have the worst rushing offense in the league, so they are bound to throw the ball a lot. He’s a solid option in a limited week.

Running back

Isaac Guerendo

The San Francisco 49ers nightmare of a season continued on Sunday. After spending the first ten weeks of the season recovering from an achilles injury, Christian McCaffrey’s season ended due to a knee injury. To make matters worse, Jordan Mason was also placed on IR.

Enter, Isaac Guerendo. Guerendo is an explosive running back. He ran a 4.33 40-yard dash and has a 41-inch vertical leap. He’s inexperienced, but he will have to shoulder a heavy workload out of necessity. He’s up against a Chicago Bears run defense that is far worse than their pass defense.

The 49ers will need to lean on Guerendo. Their season is on the line, and they are heavily injured. Despite all of this, Guerendo is priced at only $5,200, an absolute bargain compared to the other options in that price range. Expect Guerendo to get into the end zone on Sunday.

Wide Receiver

Darnell Mooney

Kirk C0usins had a disaster of a game last Sunday. He threw four interceptions, including one pick-six. This week, he’s in a great spot to bounce back against his former team, the Minnesota Vikings. Darnell Mooney has been Cousins’ second favorite target all season behind Drake London.

The Falcons are six-point underdogs in this game, meaning that Vegas expects them to be throwing a lot. The Vikings also have a stout rushing defense, further incentivizing the Falcons to throw the ball. The Vikings allow the second-most fantasy points per game to wide receivers.

Mooney isn’t a deep sleeper but has a surprisingly low price of $5,900. He’s been down the past two weeks, but this presents an excellent opportunity to play him this week at a lower cost than usual.

Tight End

Noah Fant

Outside of the top three or four, the tight end position has been a wash this season. This will be Fant’s second game back from injury, and it’s in a crucial divisional matchup with playoff implications. Fant provides a different dimension to a passing offense that has been so focused on Jaxon Smith-Njigba and DK Metcalf. 

He can stretch the field and has far more big play potential than other options in his price range, such as Tyler Conklin, Chigoziem Okonkwo, and Dawson Knox. $5,000 is a reasonable price for Fant, but in a highly pass-happy Seahawks offense, he’s a sleeper option that may cause the Cardinals defense some problems in Week 14. 

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Week 13 is another limited week in DFS due to the Thanksgiving and Black Friday games. However, injuries and some high projected point totals mean that there are still plenty of options. These are a few Week 13 DFS Sleepers.

*All prices are based on a $60,000 budget listed on FanDuel. 

Week 13 DFS Sleepers

Quarterback

Bryce Young

Bryce Young had his best game of the season against a stout Kansas City Chiefs defense last week. The former first-overall pick has played much better since returning from a stint on the bench. He kept the Panthers in the game and nearly forced overtime.

This week, he faces the Buccaneers, who give up the second most fantasy points per game to quarterbacks. Not only that, but the Bucs defense isn’t good in general. They’ve allowed 26 or more points six times this season. Despite both teams being below .500, the over/under is set at 46.5; Vegas is expecting a lot of points in this matchup.

Young also possesses some rushing upside, which is always a positive. At $6,500, he’s the cheapest quarterback confirmed to start. Young is unlikely to set the world alight, but if there were a week to play him, it would be this one.

Running back

Gus Edwards

J.K. Dobbins quickly established himself as the Chargers lead back at the start of the season. It’s been a superb comeback for Dobbins after suffering numerous significant lower-body injuries in the past few seasons. Unfortunately, he’s been bitten by the injury bug once more, as he’s week-to-week with an MCL sprain.

Gus Edwards looks set to take over for the next few weeks, and he’s looked much better since returning from his ankle injury. Edwards saw a bulk of the carries for the Ravens last season, so a lead role is familiar to him. Jim Harbaugh likes to establish the run, starting with Edwards. His lack of receiving work means he has a low floor, but he’s a touchdown specialist.

This game has a 47.5-point projection, so there should be multiple touchdowns. Edwards costs $5,900, which is only a few hundred more than options such as Tyjae Spears, Tyler Allgeier, and Justice Hill, none of which have Edwards’ volume. Kimani Vidal and Hassan Haskins are good alternatives in the Chargers backfield if Edwards doesn’t see the expected role.

Wide Receiver

Adonai Mitchell

The Indianapolis Colts are an enigma. Are they a running team or a passing team? Is Anthony Richardson the starter or not? One certain thing is that their receiver room is suffering from injuries. Josh Downs and Ashton Dulin have been ruled out, and Alec Pierce is questionable after only practicing once all week.

It’s been a quiet rookie season for Adonai Mitchell. The first-round pick has been behind Downs, Pierce, and Michael Pittman in the pecking order. But with all the injuries, the time to step up is now. If Pierce misses, Mitchell is a smash start. If Pierce plays, he’ll still have upside, but his role will be more limited. Mitchell has shown promise as an elite separator, and he can fly. 

The Colts play the Pats, who have allowed eight passing touchdowns in the last two weeks. At $5,000, Mitchell is an excellent upside play this week. 

Tight End

Will Dissly

Another Chargers pick, Will Dissly, has quietly become one of Justin Herbert’s most reliable targets. The Chargers players are relatively unproven, meaning they are cheap for DFS.  Dissly has five or more targets in five of his last seven games. 

Herbert is on a tear after starting the season relatively slowly. The Falcons are in the bottom ten for points allowed to quarterbacks and the bottom half for points allowed to tight ends. The Chargers are firmly in the playoff hunt, and this game is an important one that should be tightly contested.

The aforementioned injuries to the Chargers backfield could also mean they throw the ball more. There aren’t many cheap tight-end options this week, but Dissly is a steal at $5,200.

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Week 11 looks set to be far more exciting than Week 10. It includes crucial divisional matchups and a few get-right games for specific teams. It’s a good spot for many underdogs, and some players have fallen under the radar. Here are some DFS sleepers for Week 11.

*All prices are based on a $60,000 budget listed on FanDuel. 

DFS Sleepers Week 11

Quarterback

Jameis Winston

The Cleveland Browns are rested and coming off a bye week. The Saints may have won last week, but they lost seven games in a row before that. They traded Marshon Lattimore, leaving their secondary exposed. The Saints have allowed the ninth fewest fantasy points to quarterbacks, but they have been burned in moments.

In the past five weeks, they’ve allowed Justin Herbert and Baker Mayfield to score 24.1 and 25.9 points against them, respectively, before they traded away Lattimore. The Browns are not afraid to throw the ball with Winston under center. He’s averaged 43.5 pass attempts in his two starts.

Winston has high turnover potential, but his volume gives him a solid floor. He scored 23.56 points against Baltimore and 10.1 against the Chargers despite having three interceptions. His $7,200 pricetag is worth a punt in a week when many cheaper quarterbacks face difficult matchups.

Running back

Audric Estime

One of the top waiver wire adds of the week in fantasy football has been Audric Estime. Estime saw a season-high 45% snap share in Week 11, even though the Denver Broncos faced the Chiefs’ top-ranked rushing defense. Sean Payton and Joe Lombardi have stated that Estime is ready for the jump in touches. 

Estime had 14 carries to Javonte Williams’ one against Kansas City after Broncos fans cried for him to be more involved. Estime is not involved in the passing game, but that isn’t as important with DFS using half-PPR scoring. He’ll be more touchdown-reliant than most running backs, but he guarantees touches. 

At $5,400, Estime is cheaper than clear backups like Roschon Johnson, Tyler Allgeier, and Cam Akers. Atlanta isn’t the best matchup, but the Broncos are two-point favorites, meaning that Vegas predicts the game script to be relatively even. If that does happen, Estime will see a lot of work.

Wide Receiver

Mack Hollins

The biggest game of the week is Kansas City versus Buffalo. The Bills will be without Keon Coleman and Dalton Kincaid, while Amari Cooper is still battling a wrist injury. Due to all the injuries, Mack Hollins’ role has increased.

The Bills must pass the ball to get around the Kansas City run defense. Hollins’ 6’4″ frame makes him a red zone target, and he has three touchdowns this season. He’s also coming off a season-high 86 yards against the Colts.

Hollins would benefit significantly more if Cooper is out, but he provides touchdown upside regardless. He’s great value at $5,600 in what could be a statement game for the Bills.

Tight End

Pat Freiermuth 

There are lots of great tight end options in DFS this week. Brock Bowers, David Njoku, and Tucker Kraft are coming off byes, and Travis Kelce loves to play against Buffalo. A more intriguing option further down the list is Pat Freiermuth. 

The Baltimore Ravens have been horrific against the pass this season, ranking dead last in the league. Meanwhile, the Steelers pass offense is on the rise since Russell Wilson became the starter. Freiermuth has had his two best fantasy games of the season in the past two weeks with Wilson under center.

His $5,300 pricetag is comparable to Juwan Johnson’s and Cole Kmet’s, but he provides better value with his matchup and offense. Freiermuth is a sneaky bet to get into the end zone as well in what could be a high-scoring game. 

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Sunday Night Football brings an exciting matchup this week as Jared Goff and the Detroit Lions head south to take on C.J. Stroud and the Houston Texans. There should be a lot of offense in this matchup, so it sets up well for daily fantasy players.

Sunday Night Football FanDuel $3K Sunday NFL Huddle Picks Week 10

For those who are new to it, daily fantasy football is a great way to supplement season-long fantasy football. Most of them require a small buy in with payouts as much as $5,000. Before the picks are revealed, it’s important to highlight the guidelines for the $3k Sunday NFL Huddle Picks.

• $60,000 Salary Cap
• Minimum $3 Buy-In, Maximum of 25 Entries
• Pick Five Players Within the Budget
• MVP Provides You 1.5x Total Fantasy Points

With the guidelines laid out for the $3k Sunday NFL Huddle Picks, let’s get to the optimal lineup to help you win money.

MVP – 1.5x Points: Joe Mixon

Salary: $14,500

Joe Mixon has had a strong start to his 2024 season when he’s been healthy. In six games this year, he’s ran for 100+ yards with at least one touchdown in all but one. With the Texans struggling at the wide receiver position, it sets up a run-heavy offense that Mixon will use to his advantage. This pick is even more appealing when you see the Lions have given up an average of 145 rushing yards per game against their last three opponents.

AnyFLEX 1: Amon-Ra St. Brown

Salary: $15,000

Despite a slow start to the season, Amon-Ra St. Brown has found his fantasy relevance once again. Even in the rain at Lambeau Field, St. Brown produced 56 yards and a touchdown on seven catches. With this game being inside and the Lions thriving at indoor stadiums, it sets him up for another strong night as Goff’s top target.

AnyFLEX 2: Jahmyr Gibbs

Salary: $12,000

Jahmyr Gibbs is a threat in the rushing and passing game for Detroit’s offense. On the ground, he’s posted 60+ yards in every game except the season opener and can turn any carry into a big gain. His pass-game usage varies week-to-week, but he’s always a threat when he leaves the backfield. Gibbs provides good value at this price.

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AnyFLEX 3: David Montgomery

Salary: $11,000

While it may seem counterintuitive to start both of Detroit’s running backs, David Montgomery’s downhill rushing ability is too good not to play. He gets the bulk of the goal line carries which sets him up well to find the endzone at least once, if not twice. Montgomery may not get the yardage like Gibbs, but he slots in well this week for the Sunday NFL Huddle Picks.

AnyFLEX 4: Robert Woods

Salary: $7,500

With the first four players consuming most of the salary, the final pick has to be pulled from the clearance bin. However, Robert Woods may prove to be more of a bargain than he appears. With Tank Dell banged up and Nico Collins not guaranteed to return, Stroud is going to need someone to target in the air. Woods has proven to be a consistent target when Houston’s receiver room is depleted.

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