DraftKings Main Slate for Week 12 - Quarterback (QB)

While the #Cowboys' defense has played better, this game presents as a get-right game for Daniels. While Stroud only landed 11 points last week, every other quarterback since Week 6 produced 18+ points and 26+ points in three games. The #Commanders' offense has been down, with Daniels producing 14 and 8 points in his last two games. While I lean toward the running game in this matchup, expect a healthy Brian Robinson to open things up for Daniels. His mark is 28 points, which limits the chase here. #Commanders

Anthony Richardson looked much better last week than starting the season. While it could be a one-game anomaly, he produced 29 points. He's priced at 5.6k, an excellent price for his upside (or garbage time) against the #Lions. Even though the #Colts usually land in the loss column, they always seem to compete. Whether fighting back or keeping it interesting, these stats should pan out better than the recent massacres of 11 points or fewer in the last three games. #Colts

It's hard to ignore QBs at 4k when their mark is only 16 points. Allen hadn't produced that mark since 2020, when he scored 26 points with the #Bengals against the #Texans and was priced at 4.8k. The #Packers have primarily limited QBs to 13 points or fewer since Week 5, but the outliers were 16 and 28 points to Caleb Williams last week and Trevor Lawrence three weeks ago. He may plug-n-play this solid offense, presenting a similar outcome to Purdy or be benched in favor of Josh Dobbs after two quarters. #49ers

Will Levis can make mistakes, but he also takes chances, which have produced 19 and 16 points since returning to the starting lineup. Those numbers aren't overtly appealing, but they present some consideration when his mark is 19 points against the #Texans, who allowed that number to Cooper Rush and Aaron Rodgers in two of the last three weeks. #Titans

While Bryce Young is always a concern, he's scored 10+ points in the last three games. While he hasn't hit his mark of 18 points throughout the season, the #Chiefs have allowed 15+ points since Week 7. He's not a bad pivot if you want to save a quarterback and avoid the bare minimum options this week. #Panthers

Bo Nix has scored 16+ points in the last four games, including 31 last week against the #Falcons. The #Raiders have allowed 17+ points in all but three games this season, 23+ points in five games, and 19+ points in the last three games. Nix's mark is 25 points, which he scored 2 points shy of against the #Raiders in Week 5. #Raiders

Drake Maye has a floor of 11+ points in the last five games, including 18+ in three. The #Dolphins have allowed that number or better in three of the last four games. He's a decent play for his 22-point mark. #Patriots

The #Patriots have continually provided a safe floor of 15+ points outside of three games this season to the struggling #Bears two weeks ago, the #Dolphins without Tua, and the #Bengals to open up the season. With Drake Maye improving the offense, this game can become better than the anticipated defensive bout you expect with the #Patriots, as they allowed Stafford to hit 27 points last week. At a fair price of 5.8k, a mark of 23 points is in line. #Dolphins

Baker Mayfield has competed his ass off since losing his top-two WRs, but only scored 18 and 8 points in the last two games. While the 18 points appear fair, it's significantly down from his solid production throughout the season. With the return of Mike Evans, it should offer stability and balance to the offense. Baker is priced reasonably for a 24-point mark against the #Giants, who have limited QBs throughout the season, including 19 points or fewer in the last three weeks. #Buccaneers

By the numbers, Tommy DeVito lands the best matchup against the #Buccaneers, who allowed 24+ points since Week 7. At 4k, a QB only needs 16 points to hit his mark. He started six games last season and produced that mark in two games, including 22 points vs. the #Commanders and 17 points against the #Packers. It's not a layup, but you're buying him to stack the rest. #Giants

CJ Stroud has been quiet, scoring 13 points or fewer in the last five weeks. The #Titans are better against the run, which should create more demand through the air, which is present with QBs scoring 15+ points in the last four weeks. There isn't much ceiling, but it arrived from Darnold with 24 points last week. The price isn't ideal, but it's within reach for Stroud to find his 26-point mark. #Texans

Cooper Rush scored 11, 0, and 19 points since becoming the starter for the #Cowboys. While the volatility and zero-point game provide significant concerns, at least his production is trending up, with 19 points in his last game. He faces the #Commanders, who allowed 18+ points in the previous three games, including 25 points from the recently-released Daniel Jones. It's not an easy play, but he's cheap enough to build around. #Cowboys