Both teams have plenty of injuries, making DraftKings DFS trading a tough proposition Packers visit Jerryworldwith at least 26 players out, according to latest injury report.
The Cowboys had 24. But 6 of those were just on Veterans Day Off. But finding DFS deals on DraftKings is still difficult.Cowboys report shows 4 wide receivers, so
they can run the ball even more than Mike McCarthy usually likes. Running right at them would also be a good
way to take down the pack pass.Matt LaFleur has 13 players on the Packers report as defensive players, so he has
a tough job.Super Wildcard Weekend DraftKings DFS Deals for Cowboys PackersNot Technically Cheap DraftKings
DFS Deals – Christian WatsonWatson is not an official deal this week with a $5-$20 DFSDdownsK foundation. But
he averages more DraftKings DFS points per game than Brandin Cooks and costs $2,600 less than him. Watson is
averaging 13.5 yards per touch and has 5 touchdowns this season.Watson should be against Stephon Gilmore this
week. Gilmore has been great as expected this season, but last week he “shut it up and put it back on.” He was
cleared to play after an MRI this week, but it still sounds a little scary. Gilmore only allowed 55.8% of his passes,
but Jordan Love has to throw the ball to someone, right? Might as well be the best receiver on your team.
Gilmore’s passes went for an average of 12.4 yards and 4 of his passes ended in touchdowns.”Do you remember
this man?” Pick – Michael GallupHe’s only $2,800 and averages 12.3 yards per touch. This is second only to
CeeDee Lamb who is having a great season. But Gallup trailed Brandin Cooks in receiving touchdowns. Gallup has
2 postseason touchdowns and is averaging 14.1 yards per touch in the playoffs. Cooks has not played in the
playoffs since 2018 and has never caught a touchdown in the playoffs. However, he dropped one in the Super
Bowl.This week, Gallup takes on Carrington Valentine, who is not a character in a Jane Austen novel. Instead, he’s
a rookie cornerback from Cincinnati who went to Kentucky and was drafted in the 7th round. He’s also been
something of a revelation, allowing just 58.5% passing yards and one touchdown in 12 starts this season.
However, he allowed 312 yards, more than any other Packer. Gallup likes opportunities to stretch the field, and
the Cowboys need to do that to open up the running game.Rising DraftKings DFS Pick – Bo MeltonMelton has
certainly made the most of his opportunities this season. The Seahawks drafted him in 2022! But had to wait until
Week 12 of this season to enter for a second. Since then, he has played 139 snaps and picked off 16 passes. He
had 105 yards and a touchdown against the Vikings on New Year’s Eve.He should find himself up against Jourdan
Lewis this week. Lewis has completed 62% of his passes and thrown 4 touchdowns this season. He also averages
5.4 yards per catch. Melton has run the ball 3 times since being drafted by the Packers and is averaging 7 yards
per carry, so the Cowboys will have to keep an eye on him. At just $3,000 in this week’s DraftKings DFS Captains
Showdown, he’s definitely a bargain.Ready to step in – Rico DowdleDowdle is technically still the Cowboys
backup, but he is averaging 4.8 yards per touch this season compared to Pollard’s 4.3! He’s going for $4,400 this
week in the DraftKings DFS Captains Showdown and that’s half the price of Pollard!The Packers have allowed 13
rushing touchdowns this season and are giving up 22.6 DraftKings DFS points per game.High Risk High Reward
Guy DraftKings DFS Pick – KaVontae TurpinTurpin is a threat to run the ball and catch passes and is only $800 in
this DraftKings DFS Captain Showdown. He is averaging 10.3 yards per touchdown this season. He is also very
consistent as Turpin averaged exactly 10 yards per rush attempt and 10.6 yards per reception..
