DraftKings Main Slate for Week 6 - Wide Receiver (WR)

Xavier Legette's promotion doesn't come with Diontae Johnson's demotion. The data points more toward his opportunity than DJ's chances vs. the #Falcons. While DJ has a similar chance to eat, he only practiced as a limited participant (LP) all week. Legette is also on the injury report, but he practiced in full (FP) all week. His mark is 19 points, which he hit two weeks ago when Dalton took the reigns. WRs have produced 16+ since Week 2, so the price, production, and opportunity are aligned. #Panthers

Terry Mclaurin has a floor of 17 over the last three weeks, but his price doesn't match his output's pace. The #Ravens allowed three 20+ point WRs in the first two weeks and limited WRs to 14 and under in Weeks 3 and 4, but allowed Chase and Higgins to explode last week with 44 & 29 points. McLaurin's mark of 26 presents reachable, with the likelihood of his 17-point floor available. The secondary WRs for the #Commanders are decent darts at their price, but there are too many to list and inconsistent snap counts. Close your eyes for that one. #Commanders

Drake London is priced relative to his production with a mark of 26. London hit 36 points last week and delivered a floor of 17 in three of the previous four weeks. His history vs. the #Panthers (different offense) leaves much to be desired, but Carolina has allowed 16+ points all season and 22+ in three of those games. He's a solid play. Also in consideration are Darnell Mooney and Ray-Ray McCloud. Mooney has a floor of 14 in three of the last four games and is priced with a mark of 21 points. McCloud is appealing, as his mark is 17 points. He's quietly found a floor of 11 over the last two weeks, snapping 97% last week and 88% on the season. Both are excellent salary relief. #Falcons

AJ Brown is healthy and practiced in full (FP) after the bye week. In his one game this year, he delivered 25 points. While his mark of 31 is lofty, it's not outside his explosive ability. The #Browns limited WRs to start the season but allowed 15+ in the last three weeks, including 28 from Nabers. Cleveland's secondary is depleted with both safeties out this week, and Denzel Ward is questionable (LP to end the week). Things are aligning for that mark. #Eagles

Ladd McConkey made the cut due to the #Broncos glaring production to the slot WRs. While it's not high, only allowing a ceiling of 13 points, it does align with McConkey finding some production toward his 19-point mark. There's not much more than that to sell, but he is priced low enough to take a few darts...plus there's that thing with rookie WRs after bye weeks. Why not? #Chargers

CeeDee Lamb has a light floor of 9, 11, & 13 and a low ceiling of 19 & 23. His price is asking for 34 points against the #Lions, who allowed 17+ all season and a ceiling of 35 points (Kupp). The data support Lamb this week, but the price and the #Cowboys are the challenges. It should land strongly if you can fit him without building an undesirable lineup. The #Cowboys' defense is depleted, so the offense should have to work. Jalen Tolbert is a nice discount if you want a piece of the action. #Cowboys

The #Packers have allowed 15+ points to WR all season. While Harrison is the likely benefactor of that production, his price exceeds that mark as he needs 28 to produce. Greg Dortch is most appealing as the data presents more inside, but his snaps dwindled to 41% last week from his 55% snap count on the season. Green Bay moved their secondary around the previous few weeks with Jaire Alexander out. If he plays, I'd take a shot with Wilson and Dortch for the discount, but if not, Harrison could have an uptick, and that's worth a little chase. #Cardinals

The data supports Ridley or Hopkins splashing this week, as the #Colts have allowed 20+ points in four of the last five weeks. Both have low marks of 22 & 20, which is warranted with their limited output and sluggish offense. With Will Levis back in the fold, it can add some juice with his recklessness. Hopkins has an amazing history vs. Indy, hitting 18+ in the last four matchups and 25+ in three games. I'd lean toward the historical data with Hopkins, but you won't receive a complicated debate if you want to roll with Ridley. #Titans

Production is available vs. the #Jaguars, which has inconsistencies with where it lands. They've allowed 19+ in four out of five weeks. DJ Moore is Caleb's favorite target, but he's been sporadic, hitting 30 last week and floors (at least they're there) of 10 throughout the season. His price isn't a tough reach, but it has plenty of bust potential with a mark of 26. Keenan Allen hasn't arrived with more than 6 points since injury. Rome Odunze had a splash of 26 points in Week 3 and weeks as low as 2 points. DJ Moore is the "safer" option, but if I'm taking a shot here, it's with Odunze due to the price. #Bears