DraftKings Main Slate for Week 7 - Wide Receiver (WR)

Terry McLaurin has 17+ in the last four weeks. His mark is 27. While he hasn't topped 23 points, his price remains balanced enough to keep playing him. The #Panthers allowed 16+ all season, including 22+ in three weeks. Pretty safe play until he isn't or gets priced out. #Commanders

It can arrive with the #Browns' WRs if you're looking for salary relief. Their marks are 19, 12, & 12, with Jeudy on the high end. The #Bengals allowed 18+ in four of the last five weeks, with the previous week being the exception (Slayton - 11). Based on the #Browns' poor passing game and the prices, I'm taking the shot with Tillman or Moore in that order. #Browns

Ja'Marr has hit for 12, 44, 17, & 32 in the last four weeks. The 12 points could be better, but he's eating. Higgins has scored 14, 29, & 12 over the last three weeks. It's not as abundant as Chase's production or mark of 33, with Higgins searching for 25 points. Both of their histories vs. CLE don't surpass double-digits in the last two games for Chase (although he did explode for 31 in '22) or Higgins. While the history isn't appealing, CLE has surrendered 15+ since Week 3, including Nabers in Week 3 (28) and AJ Brown last week (26). #Bengals

It's so hard not to chase Justin Jefferson vs. the #Lions. While his mark is 34 points, he's hit 29+ vs. DET in the last three matchups, including 36 & 39 points. His high score of 26 points in the season makes the chase a little more challenging, but his floor of 15 over the last four games and 20+ points in three of the last four games provide SOME comfort of the salary not destroying your build. Since the season started, Kupp & Godwin paid the bills with 35 & 27 points, but Harrison (17), Metcalf (19), and Lamb (16) all missed their mark. Roll with your comfort of the situation, or pivot to Addison, who has 6, 22, & 6 points on the season. #Vikings

Obviously, we know the concerns with the offense, so I'm not opposed to fading these options. Due to the bye week, there is optimism for improvement. Add in their small roster percentage, and you can land with two sneaky plays. I won't waste time reviewing their putrid numbers, but I will share that the #Colts have allowed 20+ to five WRs on the season. There were two weeks where that didn't occur, which landed with the poor passing game with the #Titans last week and vs. the #Packers without Jordan Love. There is an opportunity here, and I understand any hesitation, but I lean toward the surprise. #Dolphins

Amon-Ra St. Brown has history vs. the #Vikings, which includes 30 & 31 points last season. Due to not being needed, he scored 13 points last week. Before that, he landed 20+ three weeks straight, including 25 vs. TB. It's hard not to chase his 33-point mark, especially when Jayden Reed & Garrett Wilson scored that vs. MIN in the last two weeks. In addition to that production, MIN allowed 19+ since Week 2. Amon is high on the radar, but if you can't afford the chase, Jamo is phenomenal discount option, as he's produced 16 & 17 points over the last two weeks. #Lions

Nabers was limited, full, and then limited for the week. I assume the pullback was more rest than any issues, as there are no reports of concern. Before his injury, he scored 31, 28, & 26 points. His mark of 30 is hefty, but it's available based on his production alone. Before the matchup with the #Browns, the #Eagles allowed 17+ to WRs, which was part of their trend last season. They are poor vs. the pass. While it's a high price, he's firmly in play. Slayton is listed here because he scored 11 & 29 during Nabers's absence. Additionally, he scored 17 & 18 vs. the #Eagles last season. Keep him in mind if Nabers doesn't go (unlikely).

Drake London scored 12+ in the last five weeks and 17+ in four, including 36 in Week 5. Like their QB write-up, the #Seahawks went from 10th ranked on the season vs. WR to 26th over the last three weeks. They allowed 20+ over the last three weeks, which includes 16+ to secondary WRs in two of the previous three weeks. Drake is a solid play to land near his mark of 27, with Mooney & McCloud landing as solid add-ons or pivots with their discounts. #Falcons

Washington has allowed 22+ to five WRs across the season and limited ARI & CLE to 10 & 15 points. Diontae has scored 19+ in three of the last four weeks, but again is on the injury report with two DNP and ended the week with a limited practice (LP). In the previous two games, he's been on a similar trajectory, which landed with 5 and 19 points (last week). The opportunity for his 26-point mark is there, but the risk is in the health. I'd dig in further if you want to go here. Since becoming relevant in the offense, Xavier Legette landed 19 points three weeks ago but followed up with 1 (inj) and 11 points. His mark is 20 points. Both present likely floors (barring health) with an upside. Balance your risk here. #Panthers