There are a lot of tempting running back targets for Saturday, but Ameer Abdullah probably isn't one of the best values.
Terrance Broadway's running ability gives him a solid floor against Nevada in the New Orleans Bowl.
if Bryce Petty doesn't play Saturday, Baylor backup Seth Russell becomes a great play in daily leagues.
Tevin Coleman is 94 rushing yards away from 2,000 on the season, and he's going up against a vulnerable Purdue run defense.
East Carolina's Shane Carden has an affordable price this week on DraftKings, but should he worry about Tulane's ballhawking defense?
Indiana's Tevin Coleman has the perfect combo this week -- a great matchup against Rutgers, and his price is relatively cheap.
Luke Falk is a good value this week in his first start for WSU, but there are better quarterbacks on the board.
Duke Johnson has an enticing matchup with North Carolina this week, but is that enough to make him a DFS pick?
Brett Hundley has the upside of other dual-threat quarterbacks but at a much cheaper price this week.
To play or pass on Brett Hundley, this is the question for Week 8.
Spending big on quarterback is the way to go this week, and that means Everett Golson is the buy.
Brett Hundley was clobbered by Oregon last year, but this time around should be different.
Brett Hundley's price is a little steep this week, so adding him might take a some strategy.
Tevin Coleman's talent should be a bit of a shock to the Mean Green this week.
Corey Clement might be second in line, but he still produces like a starting running back.
Todd Gurley is a good value this week relative to other elite running backs and get a full workload in a conference game.
Derrick Green has high floor, and a home matchup against Utah this week gives him a high ceiling.
Baylor quarterback Bryce Petty looks a strong buy this week, but does his back injury make him too risky?