Fantasy football picks: Week 4 FanDuel GPP breakdown

TAMPA, FL - DEC 30: Matt Ryan (2) of the Falcons rolls out to his right looking for an open receiver during the regular season game between the Atlanta Falcons and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on December 30, 2018 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida. (Photo by Cliff Welch/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) /

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Fantasy football picks: Week 4 FanDuel GPP breakdown

New York Giants – So certain pieces to this game stack will be popular, it is my job to find guys who are going to be less popular, but still have some great upside. This game has a very solid point total at 49, which is one of the highest on the day, so we will want to get exposure to it. When you have two teams, that are struggling in a big way on defense, that is very likely going to result in a high scoring game, regardless of how good the offenses are. Luckily, we have one offense that looks much better, now that they are starting a new quarterback.

Daniel Jones, Sterling Shepard, Evan Engram, Terry McLaurin

Carolina Panthers – A team that I usually never stack is Carolina. With Cam out of the picture, at least temporarily, I will have some interest in a Panthers stack against the weak Houston defense. This game has a 47 point total, and you can get a nice game stack going with this game as well. I had a solid game stack of Kyler, Fitzgerald, and C-Mac last week in the Panthers game that worked out well for my main cash game lineup. This is obviously more of a GPP stack considering the volatile nature of this offense.

Kyle Allen, Greg Olsen, Christian McCaffrey, DeAndre Hopkins

LA Chargers – This game has a lower point total at 44.5 due to the fact that Miami is projected to score negative points. The Chargers will put a beating on this team, there is no question about that. We just have to find a way to get some lower owned players in this combined with one player who will be very chalky, for good reason.

Phillip Rivers, Keenan Allen, Justin Jackson