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NFL DFS Top Plays for Fanduel Lineups First Look Week 6

Chris Galligan 10/11/2023

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NFL DFS Top Plays for Fanduel Lineups First Look Week 6

Welcome to our first look at Week 6 of the NFL DFS season! We’ve got a lineup packed with potential, and we’re here to break down the top plays for your Fanduel lineups. Whether you’re a seasoned DFS pro or just starting out, our insights and analysis will help you build a winning roster. Let’s dive into the action!

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Crafting the Perfect Lineup Strategy

When I crafted this lineup using Fantasy Cruncher, I had a clear strategy in mind. I wanted to build a lineup that maximizes the potential for strong teamwork among the players. Here’s a simple breakdown of the key aspects of this strategy:

QB Stacking: I made sure to pair my quarterback with two other players. This strategy creates a strong connection within the lineup. The quarterback’s performance can have a big impact on the wide receiver, tight end, or running back, potentially leading to more points. It’s best to include pass-catching running backs in this kind of stack.

Opponent Inclusion: To make our lineup more versatile and reduce risks, I included at least one player from the opposing team. This “bring-back stack” allows us to benefit from a high-scoring game where both teams are racking up points.

Secondary Game Stack: Additionally, I strategically added a second game stack, including players from a different game. This secondary stack follows the same idea as the main one, aiming to take advantage of players in a different game with a favorable game environment.

In Fantasy Cruncher, you can set up your lineup with these two unique stacks. Feel free to add more layers if you wish, but this setup serves as the foundation for a well-thought-out lineup.

Quarterback (QB)

Jalen Hurts (PHI) – $8,700
Jalen Hurts has been lighting up the fantasy scoreboard, ranking as a Top-6 fantasy QB in three of his last four games. He’s poised to continue his elite QB1 performance this week against the New York Jets, who rank 16th against fantasy QBs. In Week 5, Hurts showcased his dual-threat abilities, throwing for 303 yards and a touchdown while adding 72 rushing yards and another touchdown against the Los Angeles Rams.

Running Backs (RB)

Joe Mixon (CIN) – $7,000
Joe Mixon had a standout performance in Week 5, rushing for 81 yards on 25 carries and adding 13 receiving yards. While he didn’t find the end zone, Mixon played a crucial role in the Bengals’ victory over the Cardinals. Despite Cincinnati’s inconsistent play, Mixon has been a solid RB1 option, and he’s set to face the Seattle Seahawks next week.

D’Andre Swift (PHI) – $7,200
D’Andre Swift continues to impress, totaling 108 yards in Week 5 (70 rushing and 38 receiving) against the Rams. While he didn’t score a touchdown, Swift’s versatility and involvement in the passing game make him a valuable fantasy asset. He’s firmly established himself as the top back for the Eagles and should be considered every week in DFS.

Wide Receivers (WR)

Michael Pittman Jr. (IND) – $6,500
Michael Pittman Jr. had a productive outing in Week 5, catching 5 of 7 targets for 52 yards in the Colts’ win over the Titans. Although he saw fewer targets than usual, Pittman remains a key part of the Colts’ passing game. Even with Richardson out, Pittman is the clear WR1 on his team.

Calvin Ridley (JAC) – $7,000
Calvin Ridley had a standout game in Week 5, recording 7 receptions for 122 yards against the Buffalo Bills. Ridley had a slow start in the first half but made significant plays late in the game to secure Jacksonville’s win. While he’s had some ups and downs this season, Ridley’s elite upside makes him an intriguing option every week, especially this week against the Colts.

Jaylen Waddle (MIA) – $6,800
Jaylen Waddle found the end zone in Week 5, catching 5 of 10 targets for 35 yards and a touchdown against the Giants. Despite facing a Panthers defense ranked 7th against fantasy receivers, Waddle remains a strong high upside WR this week, especially at home.

Tight End (TE)

Dallas Goedert (PHI) – $6,200
Fantasy managers have been eagerly awaiting a breakout performance from Dallas Goedert, and it finally arrived in Week 5. Goedert caught 8 of 9 targets for 117 yards and a touchdown against the Rams. His contributions were crucial in the Eagles’ victory, showcasing his potential as a fantasy asset. While he may have some volatility week-to-week, Goedert has undeniable upside.

Flex

Breece Hall (NYJ) – $6,800
Breece Hall had a career-high performance in Week 5, rushing for 177 yards and a touchdown on 22 attempts against the Broncos. He also contributed with 17 receiving yards. While it’s essential to temper expectations, Hall’s workhorse role is promising, and he remains an RB2 with RB1 upside, particularly when facing the Eagles next week.

Defense/Special Teams (D/ST)

Houston Texans (HOU) – $3,700
The Houston Texans’ defense has shown promise, recording turnovers in four of their last five games. While they couldn’t finish the job in Week 5 against the Falcons, they held opponents to less than 24 points in each of their last three games. In Week 6, they face the New Orleans Saints, providing an intriguing matchup for fantasy purposes.

With these top plays in mind, you can start crafting your winning Fanduel lineup for Week 6 NFL DFS action. Keep an eye on injury updates and game-time decisions, as they can impact player availability. Good luck, and may your lineups soar to victory! Stay tuned for more DFS insights and analysis as the week progresses.

That’s all I’ve got for today

Thank you for checking out the article, I hope I was able to provide you with some value as you begin to build your DFS lineups for today’s contests.

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