NFL DFS Week 18 Dart Board: Top Value Picks For DraftKings & FanDuel

While Matt LaFleur says he is playing his starters, there's a chance they get pulled and Josh Jacobs takes a seat. That will put Wilson in line for primary touches against a run-funnel defense that's allowed the seventh-most fantasy points per game to the running back position this year. Wilson has looked good in his limited workload thus far. He could easily take it to another level this week.

While it's not the greatest match-up in the world, Steele is still expected to be the primary ball-carrier for the Chiefs this Sunday. I may not expect explosive numbers from him, but if Carson Wentz can lead this offense into the green zone, I could see Steele coming away with a score. Maybe even two.

He needs to be cleared from concussion protocol by an independent neurologist first, but Shipley did put in a full practice Friday and could be the guy to shoulder the load against the Giants soft run defense. The Eagles are resting their starter and Kenneth Gainwell plays an active enough role that they may want him parked on the bench as well. If Shipley is cleared, he slot in right along with guys like Blake Corum and Michael Carter this week.

If Tony Pollard is out, you can add Chestnut to the bargain-bin of running backs we now have. It's an okay match-up that will improve as the Texans begin to bench the starters during the game. Chestnut would be the guy to get most of, if not all, the carries.

Despite the gradual increase in targets and the two-touchdown game, Mims is still nothing more than a dart-throw, albeit a decent one, playing in less than 50-percent of the snaps. But the increased target-share is encouraging and we know the Chiefs are resting their starters on both sides of the ball.

He needs one touchdown catch to earn $250K. If that's not motivation, I don't know what is. MVS only sees a couple of targets each game, but we know he's capable of the long touchdown catch. He's probably discussed it with Spencer Rattler already, and let's face it…the Bucs pass defense is not very good.

So, the price tag is where it's at for Pearsall. I still like Jauan Jennings more, but if George Kittle sits, Pearsall could be in-play for Joshua Dobbs against a very vulnerable Arizona Cardinals secondary. I don't want to chase a random 100-yard game from last week, but it does look like the opportunity will be there.

He only sees a couple of targets, but he's made the most of it lately catching four passes for 60 yards and two touchdowns over the last two games. Joshua Palmer is out and Quentin Johnston remains a somewhat unreliable one-trick pony. Davis could see an increase in targets this week. He also returns kicks and punts, having brought one punt to the house earlier this season. And should the Chargers look to rest players with the game in-hand, Davis would stay in and reap the benefits.

Stetson Bennett to Jordan Whittington. Pretty sure we watched that pairing a lot in the preseason and they've been working together all year long. With the Rams resting their starters, Whittington should see ample work in the passing game. And given the way 2024 has gone, it wouldn't be the weirdest thing in the world to see the guy everyone wanted to see pop this year, pop in Week 18.