Tuesday's main slate is a three-game Madden card on DraftKings: CHI @ WAS, NYG @ DET and IND @ CAR. Lineups lock at 6:00 p.m. ET (3:00 p.m. PT), and the salary cap is $50,000.
Our model's top-ranked play is Jahmyr Gibbs (DET) at $8,500. His ceiling of 44.1 is the highest on the board, and his DraftKings average sits at 23.9. Jayden Daniels (WAS) is next at quarterback, priced at $6,300 with a 39.8 ceiling and an 18.2 average. Jaxson Dart (NYG) at $6,200 has a 37.1 ceiling, while D'Andre Swift (CHI) at $6,800 and Sam LaPorta (DET) at $5,600 show ceilings of 35.8 and 35.3.
The value plays sit at quarterback. Bryce Young (CAR) costs $5,600 and carries a 35.7 ceiling, and Daniel Jones (IND) costs just $5,200 with a 33.1 ceiling. Chuba Hubbard (CAR) at $6,600 has a 34.6 ceiling, though his 14.5 average is the lowest of our top-ranked group. LaPorta's 12.2 average against a 35.3 ceiling points to a player whose upside outruns his recent output.
The crowd is heading straight for Gibbs, who is projected at 72% ownership. Swift follows at 59%, and Tetairoa McMillan is close behind at 58%. Anyone looking to separate from the field has options in the lower-owned names: Daniels at 26%, Dart at 16%, Young at 12% and Jones at 6%.
Our model's top lineup uses $49,600 of the $50,000 cap. It runs Caleb Williams at QB ($7,100), Gibbs ($8,500) and Swift ($6,800) at RB, and Rome Odunze ($6,100), Luther Burden III ($5,500) and Darnell Mooney ($4,400) at WR. Colston Loveland ($4,600) fills TE, Kalif Raymond ($3,300) takes the FLEX, and the Bears DST costs $3,300. It leans on the Bears' side of the CHI @ WAS game while pairing that stack with the slate's most popular back.
Get your lineups set before the 6:00 p.m. ET lock.
Follow @numeric_dfs on X.