RB Le’Veon Bell (PIT): $8,700 / DEF Pittsburgh Steelers: $5,000Īfter only receiving 13 touches in Week 1, Le’Veon Bell returned to his typical high volume with 31 touches in Week 2. Green has also typically performed better on the road over his career averaging 6.5 receptions for 97.7 yards and 0.65 TDs per game in 43 career road tilts.īring it back with: Ty Montgomery (GB): $7,200 The Packers defense ranks 27th in yards allowed to opposing WRs through the first two games and rank 28th ( DVOA) to opposing No. Green in a good matchup against the Packers. However, I expect the new offensive coordinator to provide a little bit of a spark to the offense and Andy Dalton to focus on getting the ball to A.J. Recommending a stack of the Bengals’ offense which has not scored a touchdown yet this season is a risky play that should only be considered in GPPs. Meanwhile, Riddick has averaged over six receptions for 41 yards and 0.67 TDs per game when the Lions are home underdogs with a Vegas total over 44 points.īring it back with: Julio Jones (ATL): $9,300 Theo Riddick has the best matchup in the passing game as an elite pass-catching running back playing against a Falcons’ defense that has allowed 9.5 receptions, 71.5 yards and one touchdown per game to opposing RBs through the first two weeks. The Falcons’ pass defense has allowed 278 yards and 1.5 TDs per game through the first two weeks but the biggest question is which pass-catcher to stack with Stafford. Using the QB for a team that is a small home underdog in a game with a high Vegas total is an ideal spot for a stack. Matthew Stafford and the Lions will be at home against the Falcons as a slight underdog in a game with Vegas total over 50. QB Matthew Stafford (DET): $7,900 / RB Theo Riddick (DET): $5,600

Meanwhile, the Cam Newton to Kelvin Benjamin connection has not been able to find the end zone yet this season but with the loss of Greg Olsen look for Benjamin to be the number one red zone target against a Saints’ defense that has already allowed three touchdown passes to WRs through the first two weeks.īring it back with: Michael Thomas (NO): $7,500 Week 3 feels like a breakout spot for RB Christian McCaffrey who will be involved in both the ground game and the passing game against a Saints’ defense that has allowed 9.5 receptions for 92.5 yards to opposing RBs this season. This week should be no different with the Panthers hosting the Saints.

Picking on the Saints defense will likely be a recurring theme in this column as they have the perfect mix of a bad defense and a good offense that can keep games close. QB Cam Newton (CAR): $8,100 / RB Christian McCaffrey (CAR): $6,800 / WR Kelvin Benjamin (CAR): $6,600 So, with that let’s stack’em up for Week 3.Ĭreate Optimal FanDuel lineups using our DFS Lineup Optimizer tool Note: All salaries are from FanDuel but stacks can be considered for any DFS site. This week’s RB/DEF stacks are much more mainstream and should be quite popular but with the variations in the passing stacks, you should still get some unique lineup builds.

There are not many traditional QB/WR combos that jump off the page, but instead, we get a double stack that includes both a WR and a pass-catching RB, as well as another QB/RB combo that could have a good day through the air.

While analyzing Week 3 my research has led me to recommend some unorthodox stacks in the passing game. My Week 2 stacks were on the money and hopefully helped make you some money in the process.

Dfs week 3 stacks