DraftKings CFB picks December 28: Which QB do you want?

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DraftKings CFB picks December 28: Which QB do you want?

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DraftKings CFB Quarterback Picks December 28

Top Tier:

I really thought that the tag on Gardner Minshew would be a lot higher than everyone else. He and newly minted West Virginia starter Jack Allison, who has throw precisely ten passes this season, are just $400 apart! Eric Dungey is sandwiched in between there as well.

Due to the prolific passing attacks out there, the build would seem to be with two of these three. I’m not sure how much I trust Allison. Dungeyr’ s running ability gives him a leg up on Minshew, but even against Iowa State, Minshew could throw for close to 500. Will Dungey get that close? Against West Virginia, it’s certainly possible.

One approach to this is to game stack WVU and Syracuse. The other is to chase lower ownership on Allison and hope for the best.

Middle Tier:

Auburn’s defense is still a solid unit, but they can be had by a balanced attack with a good quarterback. That’s Purdue. David Blough is kind of lying in wait here in the middle tier and could be a sneaky good play.

Iowa State’s offense took off under Brock Prudy, but I’m not going out of my way to throw him against Washington State. Wazzu’s defense is better than advertised, and $7,000 seems like a lot. That money can be better spent elsewhere.

Bargain Shoppers:

For those of you chasing value at QB, this is not the night to do it. Purdue’s defense is terrible, but Stidham has been awful even in good matchups. You can throw a GPP dart with him, but I would rather do it with a little known receiver than a proven subpar play at quarterback.

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DraftKings CFB Running Back Picks December 28

Top Tier:

What makes James Williams particularly enticing is the amount of targets he gets out of the backfield. David Montgomery is the better runner, but Washington State’s run game has been pretty stout all year. I don’t like the matchup for either back, but if I have to choose one, it’s Williams for the upside.

Middle Tier:

The Syracuse defense is much weaker against the pass, but I think that WVU might try to run anyway. However, I’m not sold on the fact that it will be with Kennedy McKoy. Martell Pettaway had within five DraftKings points of McKoy in three of the last four games of the season. Pettaway seems to be the way to go in this backfield since he is $1,700 less.

I understand that Auburn’s defense can be tough, but if playing in this tier, I would go D.J. Knox over Max Borghi, who is still a backup on a pass first team.

Bargain Shoppers:

Moe Neal is way too cheap in this game. Dontae Strickland has only really had one big game. YOu can play both, but I really like Neal and/or Pettaway as the value picks.

I’m a big fan of Markell Jones, but I really doubt that he finds much for running room against Auburn. Purdue will have a solid game offensively, but with Knox and Moore the biggest playmakers, I feel like Jones gets lost in the shuffle.

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DraftKings CFB Wide Receiver Picks December 28

Top Tier:

With Gary Jennings out, I expect a huge game out of David Sills. Huge enough that I would take him over Moore. Rondale Moore proved throughout the year that he can produce against any defense, but with Sills at a lower price, I simply can’t justify paying for Moore against Auburn.

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Middle Tier:

With Sean Riley and Jamal Custis similar to the price of Hakeem Butler, that makes this tier interesting. Butler is by far the better receiver, but he is also playing a far better defense.

Many are going to look to Isaac Zico here, but you shouldn’t. I don’t want to mess with Stidham, but Ryan Davis is very reasonably priced against a bad defense. If Auburn gets it going here, Davis is going to be the guy that has a monster game.

Bargain Shoppers:

Wow, the bargain teir at receiver is tough. All of the Washington State wideouts are here, but good luck guessing who has the best game. I also like Marcus Simms with Jennings out.

I could make a case for using just about anyone here, but the way to go about this is to try and figure out those at low ownership who could come up big. The name that really stands out to me is Trevon Wesco. He has come on of late anyway. Now with Jennings out, he could be in line for a breakout game.

I also find myself leaning towards Easop Winston. I think Iowa State is going to key on Patmon, opening things for the rest of the receivers.

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