The Monday 11/02 showdown is a one-game slate, ATL @ NYJ, with a $50,000 cap and a captain slot that scores 1.5x points at 1.5x salary. Lineups lock Mon 11/2 at 2:00 p.m. ET (11:00 a.m. PT).
Bijan Robinson of ATL leads our model's ranking at $11,000, with a ceiling of 44.5 and a DraftKings average of 24.5. No one else on the board comes close to that ceiling. Breece Hall of NYJ sits next at $10,600 with a 36.2 ceiling and a 19.0 average. Tua Tagovailoa of ATL ($10,200) carries a 31.3 ceiling, while NYJ's Geno Smith ($9,400) shows a 28.5 ceiling.
The value plays start with Kyle Pitts Sr. of ATL. At $7,400, he has a 21.6 ceiling and a 10.1 average, a better return than Drake London, who costs $8,600 and shows a 14.8 ceiling. Jason Sanders of NYJ is the standout at $4,400, with a 14.3 ceiling and a 6.4 average. That is a lot of upside for the price, and it matters most on a slate where salary is tight. Garrett Wilson of NYJ is $7,600 with a 13.4 ceiling.
The crowd will pile onto the quarterbacks. Tua Tagovailoa is projected at 67% ownership and Geno Smith at 54%, with Bijan Robinson at 48% right behind. Breece Hall, at 30%, and Pitts, at 33%, offer a way to separate from the field while still posting big ceilings. Sanders, at 28%, is also lightly owned for what he can do.
Our model's top lineup uses all $50,000 of the cap. It puts Jason Sanders in the captain slot at $6,600 and fills the FLEX spots with Bijan Robinson ($11,000), Tua Tagovailoa ($10,200), Geno Smith ($9,400), Drake London ($8,600) and Nick Folk ($4,200). That build leans on the two big ATL and NYJ names and gets its leverage from the captain pick.
Lineups lock Mon 11/2 at 2:00 p.m. ET, so get your entries set before then.
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