The Sun 11/8 main slate on DraftKings runs eleven games, from LAR @ WAS and CLE @ NO to ARI @ SEA, and the salary cap is $50,000. Lock comes at 1:00 p.m. ET (10:00 a.m. PT), so lineups need to be set before then.
At the top of our model's ranking is Jaxon Smith-Njigba of SEA at $9,300, with a ceiling of 45.7 and a DraftKings average of 30.1. Jahmyr Gibbs of DET costs $10,000, the priciest name in the group, and carries a 42.6 ceiling and a 30.0 DraftKings average. Kenneth Walker III of KC is $9,000 with a 40.3 ceiling. Puka Nacua of LAR sits at $8,800 with the same 40.3 ceiling, and CeeDee Lamb of DAL, at $8,300, checks in at 40.2.
Drake Maye of NE is the quarterback to know at $7,000, with a ceiling of 37.9 and a DraftKings average of 22.1. The value tier belongs to the receivers. Malik Nabers of NYG at $7,300 has a 39.6 ceiling against a 18.9 DraftKings average, a gap that makes him an upside play rather than a safe floor. Chris Olave of NO at $7,400 has a 36.6 ceiling.
Several names are tagged OUT by DraftKings and should be avoided: DeVonta Smith (PHI), Garrett Wilson (NYJ), Mike Evans (SF), George Pickens (DAL), A.J. Brown (NE), David Montgomery (HOU), Sam Darnold (SEA) and Cam Skattebo (NYG). Our fact sheet does not include ownership figures for this slate, so there is no read on where the crowd will land.
Our model's top lineup uses $49,900 of the $50,000 cap. It starts with Dak Prescott at quarterback for $6,500, then Chuba Hubbard ($6,500) and Tyler Allgeier ($5,400) at running back. Nacua ($8,800), Lamb ($8,300) and Keenan Allen ($4,900) fill the receiver spots. Jake Ferguson ($3,900) is the tight end, Greg Dulcich ($3,100) takes the flex, and the Eagles defense costs $2,500.
Everything locks at 1:00 p.m. ET.
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