Week 4 DraftKings Pricing First Glance

Everyone in the DFS world is attacking the Miami Dolphins, but one of the most overlooked
fantasy goldmines might be anyone playing the Arizona Cardinals. A Russell Wilson
and DK Metcalf stack is where I'm leaning after my first look.

Each week, DraftKings puts out the pricing for the following week during the Sunday Night Football game.

Some weeks, it's tough to flick open the ole DK app when you know your lineups got roasted. However, weeks like this one ... they're great.

TFW ... you open DraftKings on Sunday night when playing Mike Evans, Keenan Allen and Christian McCaffrey in the same lineup

I'm taking that excitement into Week 4.

Here's what I'm seeing at first glance.

QB

High-End

Deshaun Watson $6,400 (vs. Carolina)

Russell Wilson $6,100 (at Arizona)

Value

Kyle Allen $5,200 (at Houston)

Case Keenum $4,900 (at NY Giants)

RB

High-End

Dalvin Cook $8,300 (vs. Chicago)

Austin Ekeler $8,000 (at Miami)

Value

Chris Carson $5,700 (at Arizona)

Kerryon Johnson $5,400 (vs. Kansas City)

WR

High-End

DeAndre Hopkins $7,700 (vs. Carolina)

Odell Beckham Jr. $7,300 (at Baltimore)

Value

Christian Kirk $5,100 (vs. Seattle)

DK Metcalf $4,800 (at Arizona)

TE

High-End

Evan Engram $5,200 (vs. Washington)

Value

Greg Olsen $4,200 (at Houston)

Will Dissly $3,600 (at Arizona)

-- By Nathan Joyce

@nd_joyce

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