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Justin Jefferson + CeeDee Lamb
- Justin Jefferson ($9,100 DraftKings, $9,100 FanDuel)
- CeeDee Lamb ($7,500 DraftKings, $8,100 FanDuel)
Jefferson had one of the most dominant performances of the season against the Bills last week, posting 10 catches for 193 yards and a touchdown, including a highlight reel reception late in the fourth quarter. It marked the third time in six weeks that the LSU product has gone over 33 DraftKings points. Jefferson now ranks fourth in the NFL among wide receivers in yards per route run and third in total DraftKings points.
The Cowboys are very gettable in the secondary, as Christian Watson showed the world last week after he went 4/108/3 on eight targets. You’re going to want a piece of this game, as it’s going to be played in a dome without weather concerns and currently boasts the third-highest total on the main slate.
The clear way to run this back is with the WR1 on the Cowboys, CeeDee Lamb. Lamb had arguably the game of his career last week against the Packers’ tough pass defense, going 11/150/2 on a season-high 15 targets. Lamb ranks No. 1 in the NFL in target share, third in targets per route run, and seventh in yards per route run. He’s an alpha.
The matchup for him is incredibly inviting this week, as the Vikings have allowed the third most DraftKings points to opposing wideouts on the year. They’re also allowing the fifth-highest catch rate and 10th-highest yards per reception.
Lamb is going to eat in this game, and while expensive, this mini stack could be the key to winning GPPs in Week 11.
Davante Adams + Courtland Sutton
- Davante Adams ($8,700 DraftKings, $8,500 FanDuel)
- Courtland Sutton ($6,000 DraftKings, $7,000 FanDuel)
The Raiders are decimated on offense right now, down both Hunter Renfrow and Darren Waller, which has led to massive workloads for Davante Adams. Over the past two weeks, Adams has a combined 31 targets, which he’s turned into 19 catches for 272 yards and three touchdowns. After a few down weeks, he’s giving the Raiders exactly what they paid for this offseason. Obviously, this is not the cleanest matchup against Denver’s tough pass defense, but Adams’ talent and expected volume in this spot is simply too much to overcome. The Broncos also got completely gashed last week by Nick Westbrook-Ikhine for 5/119/2.
On the other side, Jerry Jeudy is hurt yet again, adding to the laundry list of injuries to the already decimated Broncos offense. K.J. Hamler will be out for the next couple of weeks, while Kendall Hinton has yet to practice this week. This means that Sutton will be a target hog for Russell Wilson in this spot.
Jeudy left the game early last week, and Sutton saw 11 targets on 42 Wilson dropbacks. This is easy projectable volume we are getting against a very susceptible Raiders secondary for just $6,000 on DraftKings.
Alvin Kamara + Saints D/ST
- Alvin Kamara ($7,600 DraftKings, $7,500 FanDuel)
- Saints D/ST ($3,000 DraftKings, $4,300 FanDuel)
After Kamara let everyone down last week in a tough spot, it is likely people overlook him this week against a Rams team that’s an absolute mess. It was no surprise that the Saints struggled to move the ball at Pittsburgh, as the splits with T.J. Watt on the field are pretty stark. Kamara still has an elite role with Andy Dalton at the helm and no Michael Thomas. James Conner just went off for two touchdowns against this same defense one week ago. The Saints are coming off a bad loss, and I would expect them to lean on their best playmaker in this spot.
As for the Rams, they are in absolute shambles, as Cooper Kupp suffered a high ankle sprain last week and will now be out for the foreseeable future. While they will be getting Matthew Stafford back, they still have a brutal offensive line, no running game, and will now be down their best player on offense.
It sets up quite nicely for the Saints to get major pressure on Stafford. They sacked Kenny Pickett six times last week in the loss and allowed just 20 points and 162 passing yards. Now they’re three-point home favorites against a team that cannot run the ball, with a quarterback that has zero mobility. I like this stack quite a bit.