Gross Bombs: NFL Props for Week 16
Josh Gross
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With 11 games on tonight’s slate, let’s get into some of the Multiplier plays over on SuperDraft.
Guard
Cam Reddish (1.7x score multiplier) – With such a massive slate in front of us and the league’s COVID-19 issues persisting, there should be a ton of values that open up between now and lock. But one that stands out already is Reddish, who is on the second half of a back-to-back against the 76ers. Reddish was fantastic against the lowly Magic last night and played 42 minutes, finishing with 34 points, 4 rebounds and 4 assists. Philadelphia is a much tougher matchup, but the opportunity Reddish will see tonight is too great to pass up. At his elevated multiplier, Reddish is a big priority on SuperDraft as of this writing. His guard and forward eligibility allows you some extra flexibility when setting out to build your perfect lineup on this slate.
Hamidou Diallo (2x) – Cade Cunningham has occupied a spot in this article for a few slates in a row. But the No. 1 overall pick in last summer’s draft has been placed into the health and safety protocols, opening the door for some extra value in the Detroit backcourt. The Pistons aren’t exactly shorthanded at guard, with options available like Cory Joseph, Saben Lee and Killian Hayes. But Diallo stands out at his 2x multiplier as someone who could go a bit overlooked on SuperDraft with upside to end up optimal. He played 33 minutes in Detroit’s last game against the Knicks, racking up 32 SuperDraft points, and he should see similar time in this one. I always have interest in a player who can score 60-plus on SuperDraft, and the upside is even higher for someone in Diallo’s situation tonight. Like Reddish, Diallo has guard and forward eligibility, adding the extra roster flexibility that allows you to get different builds in the big tournaments.
Forward
LeBron James (1x) – The Lakers are hosting the Spurs this evening in the last game of the slate. LeBron and his band of purple and gold misfits are 1.5-point home favorites with a 224.5 projected game total, making this one of the better fantasy environments we have on the menu here. The King has been doing a ton for this team lately with Anthony Davis sidelined with a knee injury and a host of other Lakers coming in and out of the health and safety protocols. He’s at the floor in terms of his multiplier, but he’s also exceeded 63.25 SuperDraft points in four of his last seven games. The Spurs don’t bring much in the way of defense, and if I’m going to roster a player at or near the floor multiplier on this slate, LeBron is my priority.
Franz Wagner (1.5x) – We need to watch for news on Cole Anthony and Wendell Carter, who both missed the Magic’s game last night against the Hawks. Wagner has been fantastic through the first two months of his rookie season, and the offensive opportunity has spiked in the last few weeks as the Magic struggle with a laundry list of players in the health and safety protocols. You can still use Wagner if those two are in, but if they are forced to sit out again (which I personally think they will), then Wagner should be a core play at the forward position. Wagner has taken 63 shots over his last three games, averaging just over 40 SuperDraft points in that span. At his 1.5x multiplier, he’s exactly the type of player we should be looking to attack on this slate.
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Center
Willy Hernangomez (1.75x) – It’s been quite a week for the center position on SuperDraft. We had some big decisions to make in this spot last night, and it may be even more convoluted if you’re running multiple lineups. But as things stand now, it’s near impossible for me to avoid slotting in Hernangomez into my center spot. Jonas Valanciunas is out for the Pelicans tonight, opening some extended opportunity for the Spanish center to do his thing. Hernangomez is a fantasy darling when he gets the minutes, and at this elevated multiplier he’s going to be hard to avoid. Hernangomez is well over a SuperDraft fantasy point per minute player, and he should play close to 30 minutes against the Magic. Make sure to keep an eye on news and tune into NBA Live at 6 p.m. ET for all the latest inactives and news leading up to lock.
