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Week 7 DraftKings Cash & Tournament Plays

David Johnson is a game-time decision this weekend. If he does play,
he's a great tournament play, but if he's held out, lock in
Chase Edmunds into all your lineups.


Your lineups can't be fully built yet. There's no way. Right?

I mean, mine aren't even CLOSE to being built. There are still far too many tidbits of information up in the air and have yet to drop. 

We got a bit of clarity on a few situations on Friday:
  • Alvin Kamara is OUT with his ankle injury
  • Todd Gurley and Saquon Barkley were taken OFF the final injury reports
  • Davante Adams is OUT and Geronimo Allison is DOUBTFUL 
What we're waiting to learn more about:
  • David Johnson and Christian Kirk are GAME-TIME DECISIONS 
  • Marquez Valdes-Scantling is QUESTIONABLE 
  • Marquise Brown is QUESTIONABLE, but it doesn't sound all that good 
  • Dede Westbrook looks like he'll carry a QUESTIONABLE tag into Sunday's game
Maybe it's just a me thing, but the news that still surrounds both Cardinals players, as well as the Brown injury news impacts a good portion of my lineups. I found myself to be heavily invested in both the Cardinals-Giants and Ravens-Seahawks games -- and for good reason ... the game totals are 50.5 and 49, respectively. 

Now, with that injury news still hanging in the balance, it does create some scenarios where, if Kirk, Johnson and Brown all play, where we might get significantly lower ownership on them based on the red Q tags next to their name. Pair that with the people who build their lineups on Tuesday and Wednesday and never check back ... and it could be a spot where they offer you immense upside. 

As always, keep yourself plugged in to all the news. And, hey, if you're so inclined, tune into the For Fantasy Sake live show at 10 a.m. on QCSportsNet.com. Or find us on Facebook Live. 

Cash Plays

QB

Lamar Jackson $6,800
Josh Allen $6,500
Jacoby Brissett $5,600

RB

Dalvin Cook $8,000
Leonard Fournette $7,000
Chris Carson $6,500
Frank Gore $5,200
Kerryon Johnson $5,100
Chase Edmunds $4,700 (if Johnson is ruled out, he's a lock)

WR

Cooper Kupp $7,400
Larry Fitzgerald $6,100
DJ Chark $6,000
T.Y. Hilton $5,900

TE

Evan Engram $6,500
Mark Andrews $4,900
Hunter Henry $4,000

DST

Bills $4,300
Colts $2,000

Tournament Plays

QB

Matt Ryan $6,300
Jared Goff $6,200
Gardner Minshew $5,400

RB

Saquon Barkley $8,900
David Johnson $7,800 (if he's active)
Aaron Jones $7,100
Derrick Henry $5,800
Josh Jacobs $5,000
Nyheim Hines $4,400 (ONLY IF YOU'RE FEELING REALLY FRISKY)

WR

Michael Thomas $7,900
Will Fuller $6,200
Robert Woods $5,900
Tyler Boyd $5,600
Brandin Cooks $5,400
DK Metcalf $4,800

TE

George Kittle $6,700
Austin Hooper $5,300
Darren Waller $4,700
Darren Fells $3,100

DST

Saints $2,900
Rams $2,700
Cardinals $2,400
Dolphins $1,500

-- By Nathan Joyce
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