This article will focus on three players at each position using Draft Kings pricing for the Sunday 1 p.m. slate. Based on matchups and game theory from top to bottom, we will provide one high, medium, and low pricing option.

: Double stacking is playing a QB with 2 two additional players from the same offense. So, you would play QB Baker Mayfield, WR Mike Evans, and WR Chris Godwin. You could also try Baker, one of the WR and RB Rachaad White. When double stacking, always play a player from the opposing team, preferably a WR. 40% of the Millionaire contest-winning lineups were double stacked.

Now that we’ve done the housekeeping, let’s get into week 3.

Hurts has a tough matchup on the road at New Orleans. I don’t love Hurts without WR A.J. Brown, but he averages more than 26 fantasy points per game against the Saints. Vegas has this game with the second-highest projected total on the slate.

**Double stack** WR DeVonta Smith, RB Saquon Barkley

Goff has a good matchup this week against Arizona. He has averaged more than 25 fantasy points per game against the Cardinals over the last four games. However, I am a little concerned that this game could go under. Vegas has this game with the highest projected total on the slate.

**Double stack** WR Amon-Ra St. Brown, RB Jahmyr Gibbs

Carr has a great matchup against the Eagles defense, which has allowed more than 240 passing yards and 2 TDs per game. The Saints offense has been on fire, scoring over 40 points in each of the first two weeks. This game could be fantasy goodness.

**Double Stack** WR Chris Olave, RB Alvin Kamara

Achane is averaging 26 fantasy points per game. But right now, I can’t fully endorse playing any Dolphin without QB Tua Tagovailoa in the lineup. Consider Achane a GPP Play!

Mason is averaging more than 120 rushing yards per game. He has a great matchup against the Rams. I expect another 100 rushing-yard performances from Mason this week.

White has a great matchup this week at home against the Panthers. He should have an opportunity to make some plays. Consider White a value play.

St. Brown has a great matchup this week on the road in Arizona. In week 15, 2021, he had 8 receptions, 90 receiving yards, and a TD against the Cardinals. I don’t love the price, but he will get into the endzone this week.

Collins is averaging more than 125 receiving yards per game. He has a good matchup this week on the road against the Vikings. Collins could be a top 5 WR this week. Vegas has this game with the fourth-highest projected total on the slate.

Shaheed has a good matchup this week at home against the Eagles. The Saints are on a roll, and he’s averaging 18 fantasy points per game.

The 49ers offense is riddled with injuries. Kittle should see a few additional targets. If you are paying up at TE, I like Kittle slightly better than McBride and LaPorta.

The Ravens offense is struggling, but Andrews is still involved in the game plan. He has a great price this week, so consider Andrews a boom or bust play.

Smith has a great matchup this week at Seattle, but I am not comfortable with what I saw from QB Skylar Thompson. Hopefully, the Dolphins made the most out of an extended week of practice after playing on Thursday Night Football in week two.

The Chargers defense is playing well. They have only allowed 13 points this season. They should control the game against the Steelers offense, which has only scored 1 TD this season.

The Packers’ defense has forced 6 turnovers through two games. This week, they have a great matchup against the turnover-friendly Titans.

The Bears defense is getting after the quarterback, averaging 3 sacks per game. This week, they have a great matchup against the Colts’ offense, which has turned the ball over in each of the first two games.

9/22 NFL DFS Week Three Preview: High, Mid, Low Options

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