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Fantasy NBA Mock Round #1

LeBron James returns home to Cleveland but still remains top NBA fantasy player. James elected after the Miami Heat lost to the San Antonio Spurs to opt out of his contract. This opened the door up for James to return to a Cavaliers organization that originally drafted him number one overall in 2003.

Since then James has developed into one of the top NBA players in the league on both sides of the court. James does it all on the court that translates him as the clear number one player for the upcoming NBA Season. James has averaged at least 26.7 points per game with at least 6.7 rebounds, 6 assists and 1.6 steals per game in every season but his rookie year.

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With James set to be the first player of the board in most fantasy drafts this gives us a chance to look at the rest of the first round.

* LeBron James, Cleveland Cavaliers: This decision got a lot easier after Kevin Durant injured his right foot. LeBron’s all around game boosts his fantasy value add in the fact the Cavaliers have one of the best point guards in the league we could see a boost to the king’s points per game total.

* Chris Paul, Los Angeles Clippers: The Clippers point guard is coming off his first double digit assist season since 2009-10 season. Paul has the ability to be a scorer or an assist man based on how the team is playing.

* Stephen Curry, Golden State Warriors: The fifth year star out of Davidson has emerged as one of the top talents in the NBA. Last season Curry posted career highs in assists per game at 8.5 and points per game at 24. The three point threat has the ability to take over any game.

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* Anthony Davis, New Orleans Pelicans: Davis averaged a double double in his second season in the NBA posting 20.8 points per game and 10 rebounds per game. The future is so bright for the former Kentucky Wildcat.

* Carmelo Anthony, New York Knicks: Anthony has averaged at least 25 points per game in eight of 12 NBA seasons. Last season Anthony posted a career high in rebounds at 8.1 per game.

* Kevin Durant, Oklahoma City Thunder: The foot injury drops his stock but the season is a long one allowing him enough time to get back. Durant has led the NBA in scoring in four of the past five seasons with the other season finishing second overall.

* John Wall, Washington Wizards: Wall is emerging as one of the top point guards in the NBA despite failing to make Team USA this summer. Look for Wall to average more than 20 points a game this season and over nine assists per game.

* James Harden, Houston Rockets: Harden continues to be one of the top scorers in the NBA but he also adding the ability to assist to his resume. Last season Harden posted a career high with 6.1 assists per game.

* Russell Westbrook, Oklahoma City Thunder: Westbrook might have found his way into the second round but the injury to Durant has him as the teams top scoring threat.

* DeMarcus Cousins, Sacramento Kings: Cousins rounds out the first round just above Serge Ibaki and Kevin Love. Cousins will be relied on more on the Kings than Ibaki or Love on their teams.

DraftKings Fantasy Football Bargains for Week 7

Brian Hoyer week 7 matchup has him a top bargain on Draftkings! Hoyer and the Cleveland Browns host the Jacksonville Jaguars at home on Sunday. The Browns quarterback has a value of $5,600 making him one of the best plays at quarterback under $6k. This opens up the door for some bigger plays at the running back and wide receiver positions.

The Jaguars defense is near the bottom in every major stat but don’t let that full you into going full roster of Browns. The Jaguars were torched early in the season as they allowed at least 33 points in the first four games. The last two weeks they have allowed a combined 33 points. This doesn’t stop us from recommending Hoyer as a bargain bin player for week 7.

Hoyer has at least one touchdown in every game this season but his week 5 matchup against the Tennessee Titans match up nicely to the Jaguars game this weekend. Hoyer connected on 21 of 37 passes for 291 yards and three touchdowns.

Here are the other bargain for DraftKings.

Travis Benjamin, Cleveland Browns ($3,200): Benjamin is a nice play at a cheap option especially if you are going with Hoyer at quarterback. The third year receiver out of Miami has shown the big play ability with three catches of over 20 yards. The Jaguars have allowed 1,163 yards and five touchdowns to wide receivers this season.

Jonathan Stewart, Carolina Panthers ($3,700): The Panthers finally get one of their main running backs back in the lineup this week. After Newtons big day with over 100 yards on the ground and a touchdown last week against a very good Cincinnati Bengals defense the Panthers running game should make some plays this week. The Panthers take on a Green Bay Packers defense that has allowed six touchdowns to running backs this season.

Wes Welker, Denver Broncos ($3,700): The Broncos have a difficult matchup in week 7 against the San Francisco 49ers but we like Welker’s matchup. The 49ers will do everything in their power to slow Demaryius and Julius Thomas as well as Emmanuel Sanders. This should allow Peyton Manning to hit Welker on quick slants to help move the ball down the field. Manning also only needs three touchdowns to break Brett Favres record for most career touchdowns.

Jermaine Gresham, Cincinnati Bengals ($3,500): Gresham should see more involvement in the offense with A.J. Green out of the lineup and Marvin Jones on the IR. Gresham has a great play this weekend against a Indianapolis Colts defense that has allowed over 350 yards and four touchdowns to tight ends this season.

C.J. Spiller, Buffalo Bills ($3,700): Despite the situation in Buffalo that might involve the team trading Spiller he is worth the gamble if your playing in larger tournaments such as the NFL 2.2 Millionaire Maker event. The Bills take on a Minnesota Vikings team that has allowed 32 catches for 267 yards and two touchdowns making Spiller valuable in the teams passing attack. The other added incentive is the Bills are quietly shopping Spiller and a big game could increase his value.

Other options: Miles Austin ($3,600), Justin Hunter ($3,200) and Brandon Pettigrew ($3,000).

Fanduel Bargains for Week 7

Jonathan Stewart set to return in week 7 headlining top FanDuel bargains for week 7. Stewart hasn’t played since September 21^st showed signs of coming alive rushing for 31 yards on five carries before leaving with a knee injury. The seventh year veteran out of Oregon would add a valuable option to the Carolina Panthers offense.

The Panthers would like to avoid having Cam Newton carry the ball more than the running back tandem combine. That exact thing happened last week as Newton rushed 17 times for 107 yards with one touchdown. Fozzy Whittaker was able to find the end zone on nine carries but is limited with a quadriceps injury.

This opens up the door for Stewart to be the main back for at least one week against the Green Bay Packers. This season the Packers have allowed a combined 947 yards and six touchdowns to opposing running backs. Those types of numbers and Stewarts very friendly $5,100 cost for the week has him as one of the top bargains on FanDuel for week 7.

Here are some of the other top bargain players for week 7 for FanDuel.

Justin Hunter, Tennessee Titans ($5,800): The Titans wide receiver has put together back to back games with at least three catches and at least 75 yards. This week the Titans receivers have an opportunity to make some big plays against the Washington Redskins. The Redskins have allowed 80 catches for 1,050 yards and seven touchdowns on the season to opposing receivers.

Marques Colston, New Orleans Saints ($5,500): Drew Brees and the Saints could look to involve Colston more into the offense with Jimmy Graham expected to be out of the lineup. Despite only having one double digit fantasy point performance this season we expect the Saints offense to get it going this weekend despite the difficult matchup against the Detroit Lions.

Michael Campanaro, Baltimore Ravens ($5,000): The Ravens rookie out of Wake Forest pulled in two catches for 28 yards on Sunday. This could open the door up as Marlon Brown and Kamar Aiken are dealing with injuries while Jacoby Jones has struggled to hold onto the ball. This week the Ravens take on a Falcons defense that has allowed six touchdown receptions and nearly 1,100 yards.

Brandon Pettigrew, Detroit Lions ($4,600): Pettigrew fits the mold we like at the tight end position mainly with his below 5k salary. On paper this game looks like it could be a defensive played game but looking at the trends around the NFL that makes this game one to watch. Pettigrew health is also a plus as the team’s other option Eric Ebron has been limited this week.

James Jones, Oakland Raiders ($5,500): Jones stock is rising after Derek Carr’s big four touchdown game against a pretty solid San Diego Chargers defense. If Carr can continue to find the end zone each week Jones will be a great pick at wide receiver. The Raiders receiver has four games this season with double digit fantasy points.

Other notable options: Isaih Crowell ($5,300), Malcom Floyd ($5,800) and Brandon Tate ($5,900).

Sunday Million

Tom Brady and other Top Fantasy Plays for week 7

Tom Brady, Matthew Stafford both set for big time fantasy performances in week 7. Brady is coming off his best game of the season in Week 6 now gets a chance to take on the New York Jets on Thursday Night Football. In the past this matchup might have been a game to stay away from Brady with the team’s loss of Stevan Ridley but the Jets have not been able to stop the pass this season.

Entering Thursday Night, the Jets have allowed a league high 15 passing touchdowns to go with 1,540 yards passing. The Jets secondary was a concern this off-season as the team failed to resign Antonio Cromartie and missed out on some top free agents including Darrelle Revis. The cornerback depth also received another big blow as second year cornerback Dee Milliner will be out for the remainder of the season with a torn ACL.

Despite the down season and the criticism that his level of play at the quarterback position was starting to disappear, Brady has put together 1,444 yards with 10 touchdown passes. Brady has found a rhythm over the past two games as he threw for 292 yards with two touchdowns in week 5 and followed that up with 361 yards with four touchdowns.

In Detroit, Stafford is another great play as the Lions host a struggling New Orleans Saints defense. The Saints secondary has struggled for much of the season and now have lost Jairus Byrd to the injured reserve with a knee injury. In five games this season the Saints have allowed 1,366 yards passing, nine touchdowns and only one interception.

Here are some of the other top fantasy plays for week 7.

Eddie Lacy, Green Bay Packers: Lacy and the Packers host a struggling Panthers team that has allowed 748 yards with five touchdowns to opposing running backs. In week 6, Giovani Bernard was able to rush for 137 yards with one touchdown.

Justin Forsett, Baltimore Ravens: The Ravens running back has been a surprise for everyone this season after the team lost starting running back Ray Rice. Forsett picked up his first 100 yard game on Sunday and should have a nice opportunity against an Atlanta Falcons defense that has allowed a league high 11 rushing touchdowns.

Golden Tate, Detroit Lions: The Lions are expected to be without Calvin Johnson for a second straight game so Tates value still remains very high. This week Tate has a chance to go against a Saints secondary that has allowed 961 yards and seven touchdowns to wide receivers they have faced.

Tim Wright, New England Patriots: Wright is a nice option at tight end despite the fact that Rob Gronkowski is the team’s main red zone target. Brady and Wright have connected in back to back games for a touchdown helping to build some chemistry.

Russell Wilson, Seattle Seahawks: The Seahawks quarterback is a week to week type of fantasy player but his stock should be high this week against the St. Louis Rams. Wilson is very similar in playing style of Colin Kaepernick who scorched the Rams on Monday Night Football.

Other top fantasy plays include: Derek Carr, Ben Tate, Coby Fleener, and Jordy Nelson.

NFL Week 6 Fantasy Highlights

DRAFTDAY’S

Tom Brady’s big game on Sunday should have him starting in fantasy leagues moving forward. Brady who was a must start fantasy quarterback for the past 10 plus years hadn’t played like that up till week 6. The fifteenth year veteran entered Sunday’s matchup against the Buffalo Bills with zero 300 yard games and zero games with three or more touchdowns.

The Patriots quarterback was able to put a one up in both columns as he finished the day with 361 yards and four touchdowns. Brady was able to accomplish this without a star wide receiver as well as a below average offensive line. Much of his success came from spreading the ball around as he connected with ten different receivers with three of them having four or more catches.

In the second quarter Brady connected with Tim Wright on a one yard score then followed it up with touchdown passes of 43 yards, 18 yards and 56 yards. Brandon LaFell led all Patriots receivers with four catches for 97 yards and two touchdowns. Brady also connected with Rob Gronkowski seven times for 94 yards and Julian Edelman nine times for 91 yards.

Here are some of the other top fantasy plays from Sunday.

Joe Flacco, Baltimore Ravens: The Ravens quarterback set the record for fastest five passing touchdown performance topping Ben Roethlisberger by over 12 minutes. Flacco connected on all five passes within the first two minutes of the second quarter including two first quarter touchdowns to Torrey Smith.

DeSean Jackson, Washington Redskins: Jackson continues to be one of the teams bright this season after pulling in three catches for 115 yards and one touchdown. This marked the third game this season Jackson has had a reception of 60 plus yards making him a threat on each pass.

Matt Forte, Chicago Bears: Forte is a dual threat weapon thriving in Marc Trestmans offense this season. The dual threat running back rushed for 80 yard with two touchdowns and added ten catches for 77 yards. Forte is an added bonus for fantasy owners playing in PPR leagues as he has had at least five catches in every game this season.

Branden Oliver, San Diego Chargers: The Chargers might have found their running back of the future in Oliver. The rookie finished the game with 101 yards on 26 carries with one touchdown and added four catches for 23 yards.

Giovani Bernard, Cincinnati Bengals: The Bengals were without their star wide receiver A.J. Green on Sunday but Bernard did everything in his power to keep the Bengals in the game. Bernard finished the day with 137 yards rushing on 18 carries with one touchdown and added 20 yards on four catches.

Cam Newton, Carolina Panthers: The Panthers quarterback did everything in his power to help the Panthers to a tie with the Bengals on Sunday. The fourth year quarterback finished the game with 284 yards passing with two touchdowns and added a season high 107 yards and one touchdown on the ground.

DRAFTDAY’S OFFERS

Fantasy Football Plays for week 6

Eli Manning and company are primed for a big time fantasy performance on Sunday. Manning leads his New York Giants into Philadelphia for a week 6 showdown with the Eagles. This is the same Eagles team that has allowed the fifth most passing yards in the NFL.

The Giants quarterback is just one of a few players from this game you might consider playing this week including Andre Williams, Rueben Randle and Odell Beckham. Victor Cruz is another great play but might come at a costly price in FanDuel and DraftKing leagues. On the other side of the ball Nick Foles, Jeremy Maclin and Jordan Mathews all make sense.

When you look at the two defenses they both allow over 22 points a game and at least 265 yards passing. The main difference comes in their rush defense as the Giants rank 10^th in rushing yards allowed per game compared to a Eagles defense allowing the eight most rushing yards per game at 132.

Now not all the fantasy studs from week 6 will come from this NFC East showdown as Eli’s brother Manning has a great fantasy matchup against the New York Jets. Here are the rest of the key fantasy plays for week 6.

Pierre Garcon, Washington Redskins: The Redskins have looked bad at times on both sides of the ball but this could be a great week for the team’s receivers to show up. The team takes on a Arizona Cardinals team that is allowing the second most fantasy points to opposing wide receivers.

Torrey Smith, Baltimore Ravens: This might not be the Smith you thought would show up on this list but we like his big play ability. This weekend the Ravens travel to take on a Buccaneers team that has allowed nearly 900 yards receiving and six touchdown receptions. The added benefit of using Smith on 24/7 Drafts and DraftKings is his cost allowing you to spread more money around.

Matt Forte, Chicago Bears: Forte might be the NFL’s top running back this year delivering for fantasy owners in both the rushing and receiving game. This weekend he gets his shot at a Atlanta Falcons defense that has allowed a league high nine rushing touchdowns.

Branden Oliver, San Diego Chargers: Oliver might not be the hidden gem that many hit on last week but he should be a very consistent play this weekend. The rookie out of Buffalo piled up 182 combined yards along with two touchdowns in his first start. This weekend the Chargers take on an Oakland Raiders team that has struggled on both sides of the ball.

Peyton Manning, Denver Broncos: Manning is the next quarterback up to get his shot at a Jets defense that can’t slow down opposing quarterbacks. The extra value comes with his opportunity to at least tie Brett Favre’s record of 508 touchdowns which he needs only five more to tie. If the Jets don’t make some plays early this could be a feat that could be accomplished this weekend.

Notable fantasy plays for week 6: Joe Flacco (Baltimore Ravens), Austin Seferian-Jenkins (Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Colin Kaepernick (San Francisco 49ers).

NBA Offseason Happenings

The 2014 NBA offseason has definitely been filled with plenty of action that could affect your fantasy basketball drafts or teams this coming season. There have been injuries, free agent signings, trades, rookies finding their roles with their new teams and above all else, drama.

While there is no lack of drama in the NBA, or professional sports for that matter, the winner in this offseason has to be Donald Sterling. All the legal drama that has followed Sterling’s racial comments has left the Los Angeles Clippers’ ownership in a very bad state. While this may not seem like a big deal to most fantasy players, keep in mind that the legal situation involving the Clippers is a very serious one. It may not stop anyone from drafting Blake Griffin or Chris Paul as stars to lead their teams, but it should be enough to make someone think twice.

Of course the biggest move this offseason in the NBA was made by none other than LeBron James with his decision to return to his hometown and sign with the Cleveland Cavaliers. LeBron is considered the best player in the game today and thanks to that, his decision affected the value of several others more than himself actually. After the Cavs signed LeBron, they then traded away rookie Andrew Wiggins and Anthony Bennett to the Minnesota Timberwolves to bring in Kevin Love. Love and LeBron now join Kyrie Irving in Cleveland to form a new feared threesome in the league while Wiggins looks to become the new focal point of the Timberwolves.

The Indiana Pacers suffered probably the biggest loss to their team this offseason when their star player Paul George went down with a broken leg that can only be described as gruesome to watch. If you were looking to have George help lead your team this season, now would be the time to start rethinking your strategy.

A few other key moves during the NBA offseason would be the Toronto Raptors resigning Kyle Lowry, keeping him from bigger teams such as the Laker and Knicks. His value for the upcoming season should stay pretty high while helping his fellow teammates in Toronto. Paul Pierce left the Brooklyn Nets and signed with the Washington Wizards, a move that could potentially hurt his value. Also, the duo of Kobe Bryant and Pau Gasol has finally come to an end. Gasol signed with the Chicago Bulls as a free agent, leaving the Lakers as Kobe’s team. If he can stay healthy, Kobe could put up some big numbers to help your fantasy team this season.

There you have some of the happenings from around the NBA during this offseason. Hopefully it will help give a little insight when deciding on which players to take during your draft. Remember that there are always going to be rookies that rise to the occasion, players getting a chance due to an injury and possible in season trades. Stay on top of all the daily transactions and keep informed on any news regarding the NBA by visiting Rotoguys.com and you will stay ahead of the game.

FanDuel Bargains for Week 6

The New York Giants rookie tandem headlines the list of top bargains on FanDuel for week 6. The idea of building that winning combination must include some of the cheaper alternatives especially if you decide to use a Peyton Manning, Aaron Rodgers or DeMarco Murray. This weekend that list includes wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. and running back Andre Williams of the Giants.

Williams will be getting his first start of the season after Rashad Jennings left with what was announced as a sprained MCL. This allows the rookie running back out of Boston College a chance for at least one week to show the team and his fantasy owners he has the talent to be a top flight back in the NFL.

The other rookie to consider for the Giants is Beckham who made an immediate impact in his first game of the season. Beckham missed the first few games of the Season for the Giants dealing with a hamstring injury but showed on Sunday he is healthy. Eli Manning connected with a jumping Beckham to give the team the lead in the fourth quarter.

Now these two are only two of the top bargains this week as we expect to see more show up around the NFL. Here is a list of some of the top bargains under $6,000 on FanDuel in week 6.

Torrey Smith, Baltimore Ravens ($5,200): Despite his drops early on this season we like his big play ability on any play. This week the Ravens head to Tampa to take on a Buccaneers team that has allowed a ton of big plays through the air. The Bucs have allowed over 17 fantasy points to four different NFL receivers this season.

Mohamed Sanu, Cincinnati Bengals ($6,000): Sanu fits right in at the $6,000 mark despite the fact the team will be without A.J. Green. This also opens the door up for Sanu to be the number one target on the Cincinnati Bengals in week 6. The Bengals have a favorable matchup against the Carolina Panthers.

Marvin Jones, Cincinnati Bengals ($4,700): Jones will be a deep sleeper this week but we recommend monitoring his injury status. If he plays he may be worth starting at a great cost since Green is expected to miss the game with a toe injury.

Darren McFadden, Oakland Raiders ($5,700): The Raiders running back is exactly the type of back that could rack up some fantasy points against the San Diego Chargers. Despite his struggles this year the versatile dual threat ability makes him valuable against a Chargers team that has allowed a league high four touchdown receptions to opposing running backs.

Others to consider: Logan Thomas ($6,300), Rueben Randle ($5,900) and Allen Robinson ($5,400).

In preparation of the 2014-2015 NBA Season

The NBA Season is a little over three weeks away leaving fantasy owners some time to prepare! The opening night gets underway with three games in action including the defending champions San Antonio Spurs hosting the Dallas Mavericks at 8pm. The other 2 NBA games include the Orland Magic at New Orleans Pelicans at 8pm and the Houston Rockets at Los Angeles Lakers at 10:30pm.

As you prepare for your draft the keys to drafting a solid fantasy teams that has the potential to win your league comes in the later rounds. The top fantasy stars such as LeBron James, Kevin Durant and Anthony Davis are on everyone’s draft sheet. It’s the names like Trey Burke, Terrance Jones and Kenneth Faried that help fill out that roster.

Here are a few tips to remember when preparing for your draft.

Draft players who have the ability to produce in multiple statistic’s on the basketball court. Such as a point guard like Ronjon Rondo who has the ability to grab both rebounds and dish out assists to help his lower points per game average.

Avoid getting dragged into the hype around players who came on strong last year or are being predicted to have big seasons. Now this doesn’t mean to stay completely away from them but don’t draft a Nerlens Noel in the early rounds just because people are raising his draft stock.

Don’t reach for your favorite player and stay away from to many players on the same team. This has been one of our key rules for years as we draft in not only basketball leagues but the NFL, NHL and MLB as well. The name that doesn’t belong in that round but someone decides to take them helping the rest of that round build a stronger team.

Now that you have seen a few of our tips, here are a few players we expect to have big seasons in 2014/15.

Bradley Beal, Washington Wizards: The star name on the team is John Wall but Beal has the potential to be a top star in the league. The Wizards shooting guard increased his points per game from 13.9 to 17.1 as well as his assists from 2.4 to 3.3 per game. Beal also has the ability to shoot the three ball after connecting on 42 percent of attempts last season.

Jimmy Butler, Chicago Bulls: The Bulls shooting guard will benefit from having a healthy Derrick Rose in the lineup each night. The fourth year star has seen his points per game, assists per game and rebounds per game increase in each of the previous three seasons. This season Butler has the chance to average upwards of 17-19 points per game with Rose taking the pressure off of him.

Tim Hardaway Jr, New York Knicks: Hardaway impressed as a rookie last year averaging 10.2 points per game in just 23.1 minutes. This season Hardaway will see both his minutes increase as well as the rest of his offensive statistic’s.

Draft Team’s

Running Backs Dominate Week 5 for Fantasy Owners

Branden Oliver, Arian Foster big games on the ground help lead fantasy owners in week 5. The first year rookie out of Buffalo took over on the ground after Donald Brown left with a concussion. Despite the backup role on the team many fantasy owners in deeper leagues as well as one week leagues had Oliver starting.

The high risk, high reward paid off as he finished with 19 carries for 114 yards and a touchdown helping lead the San Diego Chargers over the New York Jets. Oliver also pulled in four catches for 68 yards and one touchdown reception. This marked the second straight game the rookie finished with at least four catches.

Now that he showed up big in week 5, Oliver’s name won’t be featured on waiver wires but he should be still a great play for weekly leagues. The Chargers head to Oakland to take on the Raiders in week 6.

Oliver wasn’t the only running back to have a big week as he was joined by Arian Foster of the Houston Texans. Despite his two previous 100 yard games on the ground, Foster wasn’t used as much in weekly leagues but he helped deliver one lucky fantasy owner a million dollars on DraftKings 2.2m Millionaire Maker one week event.

The Texans running back carried the ball 23 times against the Dallas Cowboys finishing with 157 yards and two touchdowns. The performance earned him 34.2 points on DraftKings and 30.2 fantasy points on FanDuel.

Here are some of the other top fantasy performances on the ground from week 5.

Eddie Lacy, Green Bay Packers: The Packers running back put together his best start of the season rushing for 105 yards on 13 carries. Lacy also found the end zone twice on the ground and added three catches for 27 yards.

FanDuel – 26.7 points / DraftKings – 31.2 points

Matt Forte, Chicago Bears: Forte continues to be one of the top dual threat running backs in the league as he finished with 17 carries for 61 yards. The seventh year star also added 12 catches for 105 yards and one touchdown reception.

FanDuel – 26.6 points / DraftKings – 36.6 points

Andre Ellington, Arizona Cardinals: The Cardinals running back led the team both on the ground and in the passing game. Ellington finished the game rushing for 32 yards on 16 carries with one touchdown and added a team high 112 yards receiving on four catches and one touchdown.

FanDuel – 28.4 points / DraftKings – 33.4 points

DeMarco Murray, Dallas Cowboys: The Cowboys running back continued his hot start finishing with over 100 yards on the ground for the fifth straight game. Murray finished with 136 yards on 31 carries along with six catches for 56 yards. Despite failing to reach the end zone Murray still delivered for fantasy owners.

FanDuel – 20.2 / DraftKings – 27.2

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