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Week 8 DraftKings Cash & Tournament Plays

It seems as if Leonard Fournette finds his picture on every column I write, but with the usage
he's getting and DraftKings refuse him to price him appropriately, I'm going to continue to
tout him. The positive touchdown regression is coming, and when it does, it's going to be
a barrage. He's a cash-game lock. 

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Cash Plays

QB

Deshaun Watson $7,100
Matthew Stafford $6,100
Teddy Bridgewater $5,900
Derek Carr $5,000

RB

Leonard Fournette $7,800
Chris Carson $7,000
Latavius Murray $5,900
Ty Johnson $4,900

WR

DeAndre Hopkins $8,100
Tyler Lockett $7,000
Julian Edelman $6,900
John Brown $5,900
Kenny Stills $4,700

TE

Austin Hooper $5,500
Hunter Henry $4,900
Cameron Brate $2,700 (if O.J. Howard is OUT)

DST

Patriots $4,300
Rams $3,800
Jaguars $2,900

Evan Engram was a bust last week in the flow-chart matchup against Arizona. With that poor
performance last week, he's sure to be underowned at his $5,300 price tag, which makes him
one of my favorite tournament plays on the slate.

Tournament Plays

QB

Josh Allen $6,500
Kyler Murray $6,200
Jameis Winston $5,900
Gardner Minshew $5,500

RB

Saquon Barkely $8,900
Todd Gurley $7,400
Austin Ekeler $5,900
James White $5,100
Darrell Henderson $4,000

WR

Michael Thomas $8,000
Julio Jones $7,700
Chris Godwin $7,100
Mike Evans $6,600
Kenny Golladay $6,400
Calvin Ridley $5,600
DK Metcalf
A.J. Brown $4,100

TE

Evan Engram $5,300
Zach Ertz $5,100
Darren Fells $3,400

DST

Titans $3,200
Bills $3,000
Colts $2,900
Lions $2,800


-- By Nathan Joyce
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