We have reached Week 11. We only have a few more weeks to cash in on our DFS lineups. At this point in the season, we can lean on the stats because, as Dennis Green would say, ” They are who we thought they were.” Now a few things have changed around the slate. One example would be the Browns/ Bills game being moved out of a snowy Buffalo and into a dome in Detroit. This change opens up some options for us to use in our lineup stacks. We also have a few other games we should target for our lineups. Let’s break them down below.

Justin Fields + David Montgomery (QB + RB Chi)

Justin Fields still needs to be higher in salary and pricing. However, what he can provide you as a Konami Code is tremendous. He can single handly break a slate with his ability to throw up 200 passing and 150 rushing, especially with how they are using him as of late. HE faces the Atlanta Falcons, who struggle against opposing wide receivers, leaving a higher passing floor open for Fields. The Falcons’ defense also allows the eight most fantasy points per game (fppg) to opposing quarterbacks. Expect Fields to continue this dominant streak he has been on as he provides your team with a safe floor and high ceiling on Sunday.

The other slice of the rushing attack will come directly from David Montgomery. Montgomery can be a bell cow within this game with Khalil Herbert on IR. Chasing volume has always been an approach we preach. To keep it simple, the more times you touch the ball, the higher the odds of more fantasy points. He faces an Atlanta defense with the sixth most attempts against their squad. They have allowed: the 11th most rushing yards, fifth-most rushing touchdowns, and the eighth most ppg to the running back position. We can slide Fields and Montgomery into our lineup and corner the market on the Chicago Bears’ rushing attack this Sunday.

Daniel Jones + Saquon Barkley+ Amon-Ra St. Brown (QB + RB NYG/ WR Det)

Another week in the NFL, another week where we attack this Detroit Lions game. Their defense needs to do more to prove that we should aim elsewhere, so let’s follow the pattern here and look at the cheaper option of Daniel Jones in this slate. One of the most significant features of Daniel Jones is his rushing floor. he has attempted five or more rushing attempts in every game this season. The Detroit Lions give up the second most rushing yards to the quarterback position and the most rushing touchdowns to the position. Daniel Jones can break this slate for you Sunday, with the Lions also allowing the fifth most touchdowns through the air.

Let’s talk about Saquon Barkley. This breakdown won’t take long; the man is a talented running back at the top of the league in rushing yards. This week he faces a Detroit rushing defense that has allowed the seventh most rushing yards, the fourth most rushing touchdowns, and the sixth most fppg to the position. Barkley should be a core play for any lineup this week.

Now we bring the stack back with the only option I trust in Detroit, which is Amon-Ra St. Brown. Amon-Ra has seen six or more targets in all but one game. The matchup is also juicy because of how the New York Giants handle their defensive scheme. Once again, we bring in a tweet from a personal friend, Jordan Vanek, to explain Amon-Ra’s connection to this defensive scheme.

The Giants play a ton of Cover 0/1 and blitz at a high rate.

Amon-Ra St. Brown against Cover 0/1:
35% target share (13th in TGT Share)
40.8% target per route run (1st in TPRR)
3.3 yards per route run (8th amongst those with 45 RR)

Run it back with sun god this week 🙂

– Jordan Vanek (@JordanVanekDFS) November 16, 2022

Josh Allen + Gabe Davis + Nick Chubb (QB + WR Buf/ RB Cle)

At first, we were avoiding this game. Before the NFL relocated the game, we were looking at six feet of snow ruining all the fantastic plays in this game. However, the game has relocated to Detroit. This change means we get the Buffalo offense in a dome. I could speak in depth on Josh Allen, but we have done that topic for many weeks. His Konami Code allows for the safe floor and the potential of QB1 on every slate. So let’s talk a little deeper into this game.

We start this by speaking about Gabe Davis. Yes, of course, Stefon Diggs is in play too. However, stacking those two and Nick Chubb will get expensive. Instead, you can save some money and aim for Gabe Davis. Davis has seen five or more targets in every game since Week five. He has also had a yard per target(YPT) of 15 or higher in three weeks. Davis has also posted stellar yard-per-catch totals, landing at 13 or higher in every game this season. Is he boom/bust potential? Possibly. However, he can change your lineup in one play. That’s a player I need when he is facing a Cleveland Browns team that is tied for fourth most touchdowns to the wide receiver position.

Now, we bring this stack back with Nick Chubb. He is the center of this offense and what makes it work. The best way to attack this Bills defense is through the run. In the last three games, the Bills’ defense has allowed the fifth most rushing yards in the NFL. Nick Chubb is talented and gets an optimal matchup; that’s a player you want to use every week.

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