The DraftKings Flea Flicker DFS tournament is an interesting one. It’s spread across Monday and Thursday Night Football and features two extremely different matchups. Let’s take a look at an example lineup to find the optimal strategy.<\/p>\n
The Giants defense is ranked 22nd against opposing quarterbacks, and Russell Wilson was the QB1 overall in Week 7. His range of outcomes is on the higher end, and he’s cheaper than C.J. Stroud by almost $1,000.<\/p>\n
In his first action back, Wilson targeted Pickens nine times for 111 yards and a touchdown. Calvin Austin, the team’s deep threat, was involved with four targets. They only connected on one, but to win a tournament like this we’ll need an unexpected player to hit. The stack with Wilson was a tiebreaker for Austin over some other bargain bin wide receivers.<\/p>\n
In healthy games this year, Mixon has been a top-six running back every week. The volume is there. The touchdowns are there. Mixon is the top-priced running back in the contest, but well worth the money.<\/p>\n
DeAndre Hopkins Fantasy Outlook Post-Trade<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n The last time the Jets were on a short week, Braelon Allen<\/a> handled 11 carries and three targets at almost five yards per touch. If he receives a similar workload, he could score comparable amounts to Breece Hall at a fraction of the cost.<\/p>\n Nico Collins is on IR. Stefon Diggs is feared to have torn his ACL. It’s basically Tank Dell and no one else in the receiver room right now, which should hopefully drive some volume his way. He hasn’t been great this season, but this could be the week he turns it around for fantasy.<\/p>\n Want to build this lineup? Head over to DraftKings with a little welcome bonus on us.<\/p>\n [tgdcta items=”1″ id=”180848″]<\/p>\nValue Running Back – Braelon Allen, New York Jets<\/h3>\n
Wide Receiver Three – Tank Dell, Houston Texans<\/h3>\n
Tight End – Tyler Conklin, New York Jets<\/h3>\n