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Week 3 DraftKings Cash & Tournament Plays

Mike Evans' price has dropped below teammate Chris Godwin's, but he's still
the No. 1 option. In a get-right game for the Tampa Bay offense, it's time to
buy low on Evans and plug him into your GPP lineups. 


Up. In. Flames. 

How 85 percent of my tournament lineups ended up last week. 

The other 15 percent managed to scrape together enough to almost break even. 

That's the life of playing in GPPs. If you're playing to JUST cash in tournaments, you're doing it wrong. The method behind tournaments is to play to win the tournament. So, when you do finally have the lineup that hits, it should pay off large enough to keep your bankroll going for at least another year. 

So if you don't enjoy the ups and downs of what the tournament life brings, you need to be allotting the majority of your entires to head-to-heads or double-ups.  

Either way ... here's hoping Week 3 doesn't end with torn thumb ligaments or Tommy John surgery. 

Cash Plays

QB

Patrick Mahomes $7,500 (vs. Baltimore)
Dak Prescott $6,500 (vs. Miami)
Carson Wentz $5,600 (vs. Detroit)

RB

Ezekiel Elliott $8,900 (vs. Miami)
Austin Ekeler $7,200 (vs. Houston)
David Johnson $6,800 (vs. Carolina)
Marlon Mack $5,800 (vs. Atalnta)
Frank Gore $4,400 (vs. Cincinatti)

WR

Amari Cooper $7,500 (vs. Miami)
Keenan Allen $7,000 (vs. Houston)
DJ Moore $5,900 (at Carolina)
Larry Fitzgerald $5,100 (vs. Carolina)
Emmanuel Sanders $4,800 (at Green Bay)

TE

Zach Ertz $5,700 (vs. Detroit)
Mark Andrews $4,600 (at Kansas City)
Darren Waller $4,100 (at Minnesota)

DST

Cowboys $4,300 (vs. Miami)
Patriots $3,800 (vs. NY Jets)
Packers $3,400 (vs. Denver)

Tournament Plays

QB

Lamar Jackson $7,000 (at Kansas City)
Josh Allen $5,900 (vs. Cincinnati)
Kyler Murray $5,800 (vs. Carolina)
Jameis Winston $5,400 (vs. NY Giants)

RB

Alvin Kamara $8,000 (at Seattle) 
Dalvin Cook $7,800 (vs. Oakland)
Le'Veon Bell $7,000 (at New England) 
Chris Carson $5,900 (vs. New Orleans)
Devonta Freeman $4,900 (at Indianapolis)
Royce Freeman $4,400 (at Green Bay)

WR

Devonta Adams $7,000 (vs. Denver)
Julio Jones $7,300 (at Indianapolis)
Sammy Watkins $6,800 (vs. Baltimore)
Kenny Golladay $6,600 (at Philadelphia)
Mike Evans $6,600 (vs. NY Giants)
John Brown $5,500 (vs. Cincinnati)
Curtis Samuel $4,800 (at Arizona)
Damiere Byrd $3,000 (vs. Carolina)
Devin Smith $3,000 (vs. Miami)

TE

Travis Kelce $7,100 (vs. Baltimore)
George Kittle $5,600 (vs. Pittsburgh)
Vance McDonald $4,300 (at San Francisco)
O.J. Howard $3,800 (vs. NY Giants)

DST

Bills $3,400 (vs. Cincinnati)
Vikings $3,300 (vs. Oakland)
Buccaneers $2,900 (vs. NY Giants)
Chargers $2,500 (vs. Houston)

-- By Nathan Joyce
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