Fantasy Football, Week 4: High value plays for FanDuel

HOUSTON, TX - SEPTEMBER 23: Houston Texans Wide Receiver Will Fuller V (15) hauls in an apparent touchdown pass but is ruled out of bounds as New York Giants Cornerback B.W. Webb (23) defends during the football game between the New York Gians and the Houston Texans on September 23, 2018 at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas. (Photo by Ken Murray/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
HOUSTON, TX - SEPTEMBER 23: Houston Texans Wide Receiver Will Fuller V (15) hauls in an apparent touchdown pass but is ruled out of bounds as New York Giants Cornerback B.W. Webb (23) defends during the football game between the New York Gians and the Houston Texans on September 23, 2018 at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas. (Photo by Ken Murray/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) /
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Week 4 has some intriguing matchups, some new faces and of course some old favorites. Lets dive in so we know the best value plays at each position.

For any beginners and or first-time players of FanDuel: You select a contest. Each contest will cost X amount of dollars to enter. Each contest will tell you how much you can win for each placing. Something else really cool about FanDuel? They will give you a $20 deposit bonus when you make your first deposit. That deposit has to be at least five dollars.

After you get all of that squared away you enter a contest of your choosing and pick a dollar amount. Select your lineup, stay under the $60,000 cap and hope for the best. So let’s dive in and take a look at FanDuel’s Week 4 highest-value plays.

Phillip Rivers, Los Angeles Chargers – $7,800

Phillip Rivers has been playing at an outstanding rate in 2018. Rivers has thrown for 906 yards, fifth-best through three games. Last week, he went up against the Los Angeles Rams’ vaunted 10th-ranked defense. Even though they lost two corners during the game, the Rams are built tough. Rivers managed to complete 18-of-30 passes for 226 yards and two touchdowns.

Week 4 offers up a juicy matchup against a San Francisco 49ers defense who rank 28th in the league against the pass. Rivers has eight touchdowns, one interception, 75 completions and boasts a 69 percent completion rate. Rivers averages 302 passing yards a game, 2.7 touchdowns and 25 completions.

Phillip Rivers has what we call a “high floor,” his volume is steady and you know the Los Angeles Chargers love to sling the rock. Buy Rivers in Week 4, you wont regret it.

Prediction: 350 passing yards, 4 touchdowns,1 INT