DraftKings college football picks October 4: We got it all on UCF

ORLANDO, FL - SEPTEMBER 28: DUPLICATE***UCF Knights defensive lineman Brandon Wilson (13)***UCF Knights wide receiver Gabriel Davis (13) scores how 3rd touchdown during the football game between the UCF Knights and the UConn Huskies on September 28, 2019 at Bright House Networks Stadium in Orlando, FL. (Photo by Andrew Bershaw/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) /

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CINCINNATI, OH – SEPTEMBER 15: Alec Pierce #12 of the Cincinnati Bearcats attempts to block a punt in the game against the Alabama A&M Bulldogs at Nippert Stadium on September 15, 2018 in Cincinnati, Ohio. (Photo by Justin Casterline/Getty Images) /

DraftKings college football wide receiver picks October 4

Top Tier:

I see Gabriel Davis as about the only must play on the slate. Davis caught ten passes against Pitt. He could be limited if this game gets out of hand, but the line is low and I think it should be. If this stays close, Davis is going to have a monster game.

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Middle Tier:

Tre Walker has hauled in 18 passes in just two games so far. It’s no coincidence that the San Jose State passing attack has been given a boost over the last two games. Walker is going to see a lot of action in this one as well, at least early on. That should be enough for him to be worth our while though.

Cincinnati finally has a go to receiver it seems. Alec Pierce was huge against Marshall and he will have to be again if the Bearcats have any chance against UCF. Josiah Deguara is worth a look if you think Cincinnati is going to have to throw a lot. Again, how you feel about the score of this game will determine how much exposure you want to Cincinnati passing attack.

Bargain Shoppers:

We really can’t trust any New Mexico receivers with the uncertainty in the passing attack. The only game in which they have had any modicum of success throwing the ball was against New Mexico State. Even in GPP formats, there are better places to go.

Like to Isaiah Holiness. DraftKings dropped the ball with his price at $3,000. The true freshman had another solid performance against Air Force, and unless some kind of news comes out about him not playing, I see no reason for the Spartans to quit using him. His price was $4,400 on Saturday, so this is a bit perplexing.