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While a number of teams will be taking it easy on superstar players, the Giants may lean on Saquon Barkley to end an ugly season on a high note.
T.J. Watt and the Steelers will make Jeff Driskel pay for their Week 16 frustrations.
A matchup with Houston should encourage Doug Pederson to chuck the ball around, and there's always a small chance Nick Foles can pad his stats with a reception.
Following a Week 15 shutout win on the road, the Titans return home for a cupcake matchup with Josh Johnson and the injury-ravaged Redskins.
Even after accounting for ownership, a Patriots-Steelers stack is the best play for Week 15.
The Buffalo defense was a major disappointment in Week 14, but it should bounce back strong against the injury-riddled Lions offense.
Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams get an ideal matchup to ease into the post-McCarthy era.
A Thursday game pitting Marcus Mariota against Cody Kessler is the perfect recipe for sacks and turnovers.
Spencer Ware belongs in all DFS lineups following his unexpected ascent to the lead role in the Kansas City backfield.
Seattle is the top streaming pick for Week 13, while Denver makes sense for those taking a multi-week approach.
Matt Breida is a perfect centerpiece for any DFS lineup, including those that stack the 49ers-Bucs game.
The Cowboys shouldn't have much trouble disposing of Colt McCoy on Thanksgiving.
Saquon Barkley catches enough balls to be included in a Bucs-Giants passing stack, and he's also an excellent stand-alone option in lineups that stack a different game.
Following a surprisingly competitive performance in Kansas City last week, Chandler Jones and the Cardinals are rewarded with a cupcake matchup against the tanking Raiders in Week 11.
Squaring off with his former team, Dion Lewis tops the Week 10 value list after dominating backfield work in Monday's win over the Cowboys.
The upcoming slate provides a trio of first-rate streaming options, with the Chargers, Jets and Packers all in ideal spots to thrive.
Kenny Golladay and Emmanuel Sanders are in good spots to take advantage of an uptick in target volume after the trade deadline.
Coming out of a bye week at full strength, Sean Lee and the Cowboys defense could be headed for an easy win over the Titans.
James Conner should be worth every penny and then some against a Cleveland defense he's already eaten alive once this season.
The New England defense has struggled in terms of points and yards allowed, but its tendency to create turnovers should lead to a big afternoon against the hapless Bills.
A home game against Buffalo makes the Colts our top Week 7 steaming pick, but the Broncos and Cardinals are also strong options in what should be a sloppy matchup.
The Bucs-Falcons game is loaded with value to an extent that outweighs any concerns about high ownership.
The Packers are our top recommendation for a second time in three weeks, playing host to C.J. Beathard and the banged-up 49ers.
Christian McCaffrey lands in a perfect spot for a huge outing, but it'll be tough to fit him in lineups that stack the Falcons-Steelers game.
The surprisingly effective Tennessee defense should be in for a big day when it visits Buffalo this weekend.
The Texans-Colts game is being overlooked for stacking potential, while Bengals-Falcons is getting more love than it deserves.
The Bills are unlikely to repeat their Week 3 magic when they head to Lambeau Field on Sunday.
The Chargers provide the Rams with their first real test of the season, potentially setting up a pass-heavy contest on both sides.
The Browns finally have the makings of a competent defense, led by Myles Garrett and Larry Ogunjobi. It all adds up to trouble for Sam Darnold and the Jets in Week 3.
Tevin Coleman is headed for a huge workload at a mid-level price, helping us fit a Chiefs-Steelers passing stack without sacrificing much at RB.