SuperDraft DFS picks and predictions for Week 7

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Similar to what has been provided the last six weeks, below are my top three plays that I will be anchoring my SuperDraft DFS lineups around. While there were typically five plays provided, I will be providing three plays per week while adding an “others to consider” section full of the players who round out the vast majority of my player pool.

This gives you the ability to lock in the key three and fill in around it.

Tua Tagovailoa, QB, Miami Dolphins (vs. ATL)

Score multiplier: 1.55x

While he remains a polarizing player in the football community, Tua Tagovailoa has a matchup ripe for the picking on Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons. The Falcons rank in the bottom half of the NFL in adjusted completion rate allowed (76%), passing touchdowns allowed (11), passing yards per attempt allowed (7.53) and have only recorded one interception through the first six weeks.

This bodes well for a quarterback who can often struggle with accuracy, but Tua’s volume in Week 6 also instills confidence in his upside in this matchup, as he saw 47 pass attempts and threw for 329 yards and two touchdowns against the Jags. With the 1.55x multiplier, a beautiful matchup, and momentum in his favor, Tagovailoa is an elite option on SuperDraft in Week 7.

Others to consider: Patrick Mahomes (1x), Matthew Stafford (1.25x), Joe Burrow (1.4x)

Darrel Williams, RB, Kansas City Chiefs (@ TEN)

Score multiplier: 1.65x

This is a simple “run it back” scenario, as Darrel Williams operated as a workhorse sans Clyde Edwards-Helaire in Week 6. In that game, he saw 21 carries and ran 29 routes as well, relative to Jerick McKinnon’s three carries and 16 routes run. I will eat a sock here and say that I was completely wrong in the fact that I expected more of a timeshare.

Williams showcased his ability both on the ground and through the air, and while the Titans are an elite run defense, his goal-line work and involvement in all facets of the game make him an elite option and great leverage off of the Chiefs’ passing attack.

Others to consider: Derrick Henry (1x), Darrell Henderson (1.3x), D’Andre Swift (1.45x)

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Ja’Marr Chase, WR, Cincinnati Bengals (@ BAL)

Score multiplier: 1.35x

Ja’Marr Chase has been everything that we had hoped so far in his rookie season. He leads the Bengals in first-read target share and end-zone target share and has five touchdowns through his first six NFL games. He’s topped at least 77 yards in three consecutive games and now gets to take on a pass-funnel defense in Week 7.

The Ravens have allowed the second-most yards after the catch, the sixth-most receiving yards, and the most yards after the catch per reception (0.572). The entire Bengals offense is in an elite spot, and the multipliers don’t necessarily reflect that, especially Chase who should be able to avoid Marlon Humphrey for the majority of the day.

Others to consider: Davante Adams (1.1x), Tyreek Hill (1.15x), Chris Godwin (1.45x), Tee Higgins (1.55x), Jaylen Waddle (1.6x)