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Washington doesn’t necessarily jump out at you as a potent passing attack, but it’s worth noting that Washington attempted 44 passes last week against Philadelphia. In a game where Washington is likely to be playing from behind, Awuzie could be a better IDP play than he appears to be at first glance.

Atlanta is at home and an underdog? Say what now? If you want to overreact to Week 1 then sure, that makes sense, but if you understand that Atlanta has one of the very best passing attacks in the league and will be able to throw all over their stadium for chunks of yardage, then you know how silly that line is.

Figuring out which low priced players offer both value and upside separates the sharks from the chum in DFS. Everyone knows who the stars are, and paying up for those guys is necessary to have a solid core to your lineup. But every week, there are players at the lower rungs of salary pricing that can be great additions

This stack is viable in both tournaments and cash games, and is the best value on the slate. Playing all three together will cost $12,800. That amounts to just 25% of the total salary cap, which leaves a lot of flexibility to pay up at other positions.

Welcome back for the Week 2 edition of “Red Light, Green Light”, your matchup guide for all of this weekend’s NFL contests.

Roethlisberger had a rough Week 1, finishing with 276 yards with no touchdowns and an interception.. It’s no secret that Roethlisberger is better at home than on the road as he has 64 more touchdowns and 17 fewer interceptions in his career at home versus on the road. Look for a bounce-back game..

Carson Wentz and Matt Ryan will combine for more than 700 passing yards and six passing touchdowns in their matchup this week. With the NFL shifting towards a “pass-first, pass-second, pass-always” philosophy, expect two of the league’s best passing offenses to air it out all over the field on Sunday.