Unfortunately, a lot of the top options carry a Questionable injury designation, so watch the practice reports and updates prior to kickoff. Both teams have an arsenal of offensive weapons, so there’s plenty of viable options. One of the top stacks is pairing Russel Wilson ($11,800) with top passing option DK Metcalf ($10,200). Tyler Lockett is questionable, which should give Metcalf some extra looks against a vulnerable Cardinals defense. If you’re looking for a cheaper pass-catcher, and assuming Lockett is limited or out, David Moore at $7,200 or Greg Olsen at $5,400 are viable options. We’re waiting on clarification for Chris Carson’s ($8,400) status, and would expect Carlos Hyde ($5,200) to see an expanded role if Caron sits. On the opposite side of the ball Kyler Murray ($13,000) is the most expensive player, and for good reason. Murray has a rushing touchdown in 5 straight games, and had 41.1 DraftKings points when the two teams met in week 7. You can stack Murray with his top receiving option DeAndre Hopkins ($10,800), or save some budget with Christian Kirk ($7,400). Chase Edmons offers good value, and is a top-play if Kenyan Drake sits.
Captain Options
- Kyler Murray $13,000
- Russel Wilson $11,800
- DeAndre Hopkins $$10,800
- DK Metcalf $10,200
- Christian Kirk $7,400
Value Plays
- Chase Edmonds $5,600
- Larry Fitzgerald $4,400
- Alex Collins $3,800
- Andy Isabella $2,000
Fade
- Tyler Lockett $9,400
- Chris Carson $8,400
- Kenyan Drake $6,200