Best NFL DFS Leaderboards Week 15: Squad Picks for DraftKings, FanDuel tournaments, daily cash fantasy football games

If you’re out of the fantasy football knockouts, fear not. There are still ways for you to get in on the NFL Week 15 action and that includes NFL DFS competitions. This week’s leaderboard looks like a boon for everyday fantasy football players, as many of the boost options are available when creating DraftKings and FanDuel squads. Of course, it’s important to have a little out of the box in your approach and that’s why stacking has become such a popular strategy.

Creating a stack can give your squad a chance to double up, but it can also make the main roster difference. Not everyone likes stacking – some like to share the wealth – so by stacking you’ve got a small competitive advantage. And if you can get really creative in your approach, that will give you a really unique roster with high scoring potential.

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When looking at ranking opportunities, it’s important to rely on good fouls in favorable games. You can also see which games are predicted to hit the top of the week and use that to influence your decision. Either way, the stacks will help you compete for top prizes in DraftKings and FanDuel tournaments and can even help you compete in cash games.

DraftKings pricing continues to be more variable than in FanDuel, making it easier to create stacks. That said, stacking is still a viable strategy on FanDuel. It’s important that you find worthwhile pajamas in the lower price range to balance out your lineup.

Here are some of our favorite squads for the DraftKings and FanDuel roster. Be sure to follow our Twitter account @SN_Fosystem to see all our DFS content will start weekly.

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QB Kyler Murray, WR DeAndre Hopkins and WR AJ Green, Cardinals at Lions (DK / FD Stack)

Poor Detroit. They had just been defeated by the Broncos while nearly half of their team was dealing with COVID or the flu, and now they will face the Cardinals about to lose. The Lions will stand no chance against Arizona and its weapons. James Conner will certainly deal a lot of damage on the ground, but after what happened in the Cardinals’ loss, it would be surprising if Kyler Murray and Co don’t come out early.

Murray completed his lowest 65.3% of his season’s passes against the Rams in Week 14. He threw 383 yards and ran another 61, but he failed to score a single touchdown. That marks the most yards total by a quarterback without a TD in nearly a decade.

Additionally, Murray threw two interceptions and had a few interceptions. Needless to say, he will want to perform better and prove that the match was just a gamble.

The Lions are only average in terms of the number of fantasy points allowed to play midfield, but that’s partly because they haven’t allowed a drop in the midfield rush this year. Murray is one of the most mobile defenders the Lions will face apart from Lamar Jackson, so they may struggle with Murray.

And while the Lions were middleweight compared to ball receivers, they simply didn’t have the talent needed to slow Hopkins and Green, both big builders with the ability Good ball control. As such, rolling with that trio is a good move. Trust James Conner and the Cardinals D/ST is another attractive alternative if you believe Arizona will take a heavy hit in this approach.

WEEK 15 PPR RANKING:
Midfielder | Run back | Wide receiver | Tight ending | VND / ST | Kicker

QB Matthew Stafford, WR Cooper Kupp and WR Odell Beckham Jr., Rams vs Seahawks (DK Stack)

The Rams’ passing foul has taken a hit in recent weeks, and Matthew Stafford has racked up at least 23.5 DK points in his past three games. It looks like his success will continue as he faces the Seahawks for the second time this season.

The Seahawks have left the most passes to midfielders this season at 3,770. They were more upset about the number of touches allowed, especially on the ground, but Stafford wasn’t a running threat anyway. Stafford can take advantage of Seattle’s second, which is without Tre Brown and Jamal Adams for the rest of the season, and he will post 20.5 points more than he won in Week 5 during the trial. handle a broken finger.

You could really pick any Rams radio for this one, as Stafford has targeted Kupp, Beckham and Van Jefferson a lot over the past three games. That said, Kupp gets the most catches, which makes him an ideal fit on our DraftKings lineup while Beckham has a three-game TD and is emerging as the winner. Get the team’s real No. 2 with his performance. Also, Beckham is only a hair cheaper than Jefferson, but $200 in salary cap could allow us to spend a bit more in other positions.

Dolphins start RB and Dolphins D/ST, Dolphins vs Jets (DK/FD Stack)

It’s a bit sloppy here, but we really don’t know who would be willing to rerun for Dolphins as of this writing. Their top three picks in this position – Myles Gaskin, Salvon Ahmed and Phillip Lindsay – are all on the COVID list, so only Duke Johnson and Gerrid Doaks, both players on the training team, are available. . Technically, Malcolm Brown (quad) is still using IR, but he might as well be available. However, no matter who plays, Dolphins’ RB will be an attractive choice. Why? Because the Jets are terrible against running and will struggle to stop their opponent, whoever it may be.

The Jets have allowed the league’s highest total of 23 touchdowns to run back this year. How bad is that? The second-worst team, the Lions, allowed Javonte Williams and Melvin Gordon four TDs to combine last week and they still behind the Jet. New York is simply bad at stopping the run.

The Dolphins didn’t run particularly well the last time they played the Jets, but their backs still produced 111 yards of charge after 28 attempts. If most of that goes to one person, the Dolphins RB pays off. Dolphins backs won’t come cheap, so keep an eye on this scenario.

And in case you’re wondering, here’s a graph of what their depth would look like if all players could play.

1. Myles Gaskin
2. Salvon Ahmed
3. Phillip Lindsay
4. Malcolm Brown (if enabled)
5. Duke Johnson
6. Gerrid Doaks

WEEK 15 STANDARD RATINGS:
Midfielder | Run back | Wide receiver | Tight ending | VND / ST | Kicker

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QB Jimmy Garoppolo, WR Brandon Aiyuk and TE George Kittle, 49ers vs Falcons (DK/FD stack)

There are two risks with this type of stack. The first is to trust Garoppolo to perform; the second is to use the 49ers stack without including Deebo Samuel. In cash games you can exchange Samuel for Aiyuk, but in tournaments, rolling around with this approach is a good way.

The Kittle is the safest of the bunch and should be produced no matter what. He has averaged 11 catches for 166 yards in his past two games while taking a total of three TDs. Those numbers are madness. The Falcons were pretty good with tight finishes but have allowed seven TDs to arrive, tied for seventh in the NFL. Kittle is going to have a great day.

As for Aiyuk, he has scored an imaginary double digits in four of his past six games and averaged seven goals per game in that span. He seems to be earning Garoppolo’s trust after a very slow start to the season, so he’s a very good midfield receiver to aim for.

Garoppolo may not be as consistent, but he is a cheap midfielder and has scored at least an imaginary 15.6 points in six of his past seven outings. If he can get into the 20-point range in a favorable game against a lousy defence, he will easily pay the price. And if he has a couple of down hits, Kittle and Aiyuk could be on the receiving end too.

RB D’Onta Foreman and Titans D/ST, Titans at Steelers (DK/FD stack)

Hey, remember when the Steelers gave up 205 yards to Dalvin Cook even though he was running back into action with a shoulder injury? Remember how he averaged 7.6 yards per take in that game? That’s interesting for Cook DFS owners to watch, and Foreman could be next to mine the Steelers.

Foreman has been performing quite well since signing with the Titans following Derrick Henry’s leg injury. He has more than 100 yards of quick dash or TD rush in his past two games, and if Tennessee can effectively block him, he should be able to exploit the Steelers’ running defense that allows 139.5 yard dash per game, good for the third. best in the league. That makes Foreman a good low-budget, high-reward game. He also probably won’t have a high degree of ownership, as the Titans really run something of a committee approach.

Capturing Foreman and pairing him with a defense of Titans that just destroyed the Jaguars would be a good move. The Steelers attack better than the Jaguars, but Ben Roethlisberger isn’t as maneuverable and will grab some sacks and make some bad, weak throws. That bodes well for Jeffrey Simmons and friends as they want to stay atop the AFC South.

RB Javonte Williams & RB Melvin Gordon, Broncos vs Bengals (DK stack)

Time for a double RB stack. It looks like we’re chasing points a bit after both Williams and Gordon had two TDs last week against the Lions, but we’re not. Both rears are in equal action, and they are acting as driving force for the Broncos’ offensive behavior.

Williams is averaging 124 script measures and one TD in his past three games. Gordon is averaging almost 20 touchdowns per game in his past four games. The Broncos want to touch them as they take the pressure off Teddy Bridgewater and make his life easier.

The Bengals are pretty good against the track, but they’ve struggled against pass catching RBs this year. They dropped out of the third-most reception with the RBs with 92, so both Williams and Gordon can catch plenty of short passes beyond anything they can on the ground. And not too expensive, buying each is a good combo.

Does this limit your squad ceiling? A bit, but it also gives you the main difference and can raise your deck, as Denver has a strong attack line and the game is running. Don’t be surprised if they both turn into viable fantasy plays by Week 15.