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п»їNFL DFS for 2021 Super Bowl: Top DraftKings, FanDuel daily Fantasy football picks, stacks, strategy.
SportsLine's Mike McClure, a DFS pro with almost $2M in winnings, gives optimal lineup advice.
Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes have been among the most popular NFL DFS picks all season, leading their respective teams through the playoffs to face each other in the 2021 Super Bowl. Should you invest in the 43-year-old Brady, who is trying to win a record seventh Super Bowl ring, or should you build your NFL DFS stacks around Mahomes, the defending Super Bowl MVP?
Choosing between Brady and Mahomes is just one of many parts of your NFL DFS strategy to address on sites like DraftKings and FanDuel. So, how should you formulate winning Super Bowl DFS lineups? Before making any NFL DFS picks and NFL DFS stacks for the 2021 Super Bowl, be sure to see the latest NFL DFS advice, player rankings, stacks and top daily Fantasy football picks from SportsLine's Mike McClure, a DFS pro who has won almost $2 million.
McClure crushed his NFL DFS picks in 2019, finishing as high as the top 1 percent of tournaments on DraftKings and returning as much as 40x return in some higher-stakes tournaments. He then continued his roll in the postseason, cashing on every single lineup he posted for the divisional round. Anyone who followed him saw some huge returns.
In Championship Weekend, McClure had Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill as one of his top NFL DFS picks on DraftKings. The result: Hill caught nine passes for 172 yards, returning over 26 Fantasy points on both sites! Anybody who had him in their lineups was well on the way to a profitable day.
Now, McClure has turned his attention to Super Bowl 55 and locked in his top daily Fantasy football picks. You can only see them by heading to SportsLine.
Top NFL DFS picks for Super Bowl 55.
One of McClure's top NFL DFS picks for Super Bowl 55 is Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. He is quickly becoming one of the most dominant tight ends of all time, becoming a unanimous All-Pro selection. He set career-highs with 105 receptions, 1,416 receiving yards, and 11 touchdowns this season despite sitting out Week 17 to rest up for the playoff run.
Kelce's exceptional play has continued into the Chiefs' run back to the Super Bowl. He hauled in eight passes for 109 yards and a touchdown against the Browns and then erupted for 13 catches for 118 yards and two more TDs against the Bills in the AFC Championship Game. Kelce's play against Buffalo generated almost 40 points on DraftKings and signaled that he will be a 60-minute problem for Tampa Bay in Super Bowl LV.
Part of McClure's optimal NFL DFS strategy also includes rostering Buccaneers wide receiver Chris Godwin. He went off on Green Bay in the NFC Championship Game, catching five passes for 110 yards. He has 14 receptions for 223 yards and a touchdown in the 2021 NFL Playoffs to help send Tampa Bay back to the Super Bowl.
The fourth-year pro from Penn State caught 65 passes for 840 yards and seven touchdowns during the regular season despite missing four games due to a concussion and broken finger. Although that was a step down from Godwin's 86-catch, 1,333-yard effort from 2019, he still proved to be one of quarterback Tom Brady's primary targets. McClure believes that trend will continue in Super Bowl LV.
How to set NFL DFS lineups for Super Bowl 55.
McClure is also targeting a player who could go off for massive numbers on Super Bowl Sunday because of a dream matchup. This pick could be the difference between winning your tournaments and cash games or going home with nothing. You can only see who it is here.


Updated 2020 Fantasy Football Rankings: Top 200 cheat sheet.
No 2020 fantasy football cheat sheet is complete with a set of Top 200 rankings, and our standard version, while not a glorified mock draft, does its best to balance talent and position value. Quarterbacks, despite being the highest scorers, aren't the top players, as running backs are always more valuable due to durability/workload concerns. But even though it's easy to conservatively rank Lamar Jackson No. 25 in a Top 200, it wouldn't be surprising to see someone get excited and draft him 12th overall when your real draft rolls around. You can't predict each owner's draft strategy or sleeper list, so there's no way your draft will go according to "script."
That said, our Top 200 weaves the various tiers of positions throughout, and we try to guess where the positional runs will/should start. We generally have D/STs ranked lower than most sites because we don't think defenses should be drafted as highly as they are given the volatility of the position. Quarterbacks are also ranked a little lower than they'll likely go in your draft, but other than that, it's a pretty fair representation of how most drafts could shake out, at least in terms of positional runs. The individual players picked in various spots will vary greatly, especially once you get past the first five or so rounds.
As usual, running backs and wide receivers dominate the early portion of the rankings, while QBs and TEs start to appear more frequently throughout what would be the equivalent to the fourth and fifth rounds. From there, it's a mix of all the skill positions, with defenses coming in around the 11th round (again, they'll likely start going earlier than that) and kickers making up the bottom of the list. We haven't included certain handcuffs, like Reggie Bonnafon, Dion Lewis/Wayne Gallman, or Darrynton Evans, who could very well be drafted late by the Christian McCaffrey, Saquon Barkley, and Derrick Henry owners, respectively, so you can mentally adjust for those few extra picks.
Given the uncertainty surrounding the 2020 season, it's actually likely more handcuffs at every position get drafted, especially if your league expands its rosters, which might mean fewer lotto ticket sleepers in the late rounds of your draft. Either way, we've tried to include legitimate backup options for every skill position, including QB and TE, so hopefully you're covered regardless.
We'll be updating our Top 200 standard rankings throughout the preseason, so check back for the latest player movement!
2020 Fantasy Rankings: Top 200 cheat sheet.
The following rankings are for four-point passing touchdown, non-PPR leagues.


Conference Championship DraftKings Picks: NFL DFS lineup advice for daily fantasy football playoff tournaments.
Conference Championship weekend presents one of our last chances to play (daily) fantasy football this year, and with the stakes higher than ever in real life, it's the perfect time to put together an NFL DFS lineup and take home some cash. It's not easy considering we're down to the best of the best, but with elite offensive options on every team, the potential stud picks and value sleepers for this two-game slate seem limitless.
Of course, that's not true -- they're very limited, especially once you factor in prices. You can't have all the superstars, but you can still pick and choose quite a few. (And we actually outline below a way to get the four top pass-catchers into your lineup.) Our lineup starts with a riskier-than-usual Chiefs stack, but we have players from every team, with the Buccaneers being the least represented.
Conference Championship DraftKings Picks: NFL DFS tournament playoff lineup.
QB: Patrick Mahomes, Chiefs vs. Bills ($7,600). Mahomes is $700 more than Josh Allen, $1,100 more than Aaron Rodgers, and $1,500 more than Tom Brady, but he also has the highest ceiling -- which is really saying something considering how good all four QBs still playing are. It's fair to worry about Mahomes's foot injury, which could limit his mobility and rushing ability, but he's still the best bet to throw for 300-plus yards and get that three-point bonus. Technically the Chiefs give up more fantasy points to QBs because of the TDs they allowed during the regular season, but Buffalo is still top 10 in DraftKings points allowed to quarterbacks. It's definitely a risk to use Mahomes, but that might mean he's lower owned than usual.
RB: Devin Singletary, Bills @ Chiefs ($4,500). We thought Singletary was a trap last week, and sure enough, he had just 10 touches for 37 total yards. We're still leery of him this week, but the matchup is much better and Singletary's price is much more appealing. He's the second cheapest RB who you can count on for significant touches, and in a week where there are no obvious backs to use, you might as well pay down and hope for either a short TD or a bunch of catches.
CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP DFS LINEUP: FanDuel.
RB: Jamaal Williams, Packers vs. Buccaneers ($4,400). Williams is the only back cheaper than Singletary who could realistically get 10-plus touches, and given that he was a yard away from scoring last week and has proven to be a capable pass-catcher, he could easily pay off his price despite the tough matchup. We have enough in our budget to afford to Ronald Jones ($4,600), who has more touchdown upside, but Williams figures to be lower owned, so we'll take the chance with him.
WR: Davante Adams, Packers vs. Buccaneers ($8,000). There's better value with Stefon Diggs, who's $1,000 cheaper and just as likely to rack up catches and even more likely to hit 100-plus yards -- both of which are more important DraftKings -- but Adams has a better matchup and is even more likely to score.
WR: Tyreek Hill, Chiefs vs. Bills ($7,200). Once again, Diggs is a slightly better value, but Hill is the highest ceiling of any non-QB this week. He's much more than just a big-play guy, though, shown by his double-digit targets in six of his past eight games. With Mahomes as our QB, it only makes sense to stack him with his two best weapons, so we're going all-in on the Chiefs offense.
WR: Gabriel Davis, Bills @ Chiefs ($3,500). Davis (ankle) is in danger of missing this game, and if he's out, it might cause multiple pivots in our lineup. The easy thing would just be to swap him with Scotty Miller ($3,400), but that would also make us want to pivot from Cameron Brate at flex. If Davis plays, we like his chances with Cole Beasley (knee) banged up. He failed to catch a pass last week (just like Beasley), but Davis's big-play ability gives him a lot of upside in tournament lineups.
TE: Travis Kelce, Chiefs vs. Bills ($8,000). The big choice for us was whether to pay up for Kelce, who's $3,400 than the second highest-priced TE, Robert Tonyan, or go with Diggs instead of Davis. If we did that, we'd play Tonyan at TE and either Cole Beasley ($4,100) or Scotty Miler ($3,400) at flex. There's certainly a case to be made that's a better lineup, but, again, with Mahomes as our QB, we're going all-in on the Chiefs. Kelce is by far the best TE with by a highly favorable matchup. He'll be chalky, but for good reason.
If you're wondering, there is a way to get Adams, Hill, Diggs, and Kelce in your lineup, but it basically requires you to play Tom Brady ($6,100) at QB, the Bucs D/ST ($2,700), AJ Dillon ($4,000) at RB (along with Devin Singletary or someone cheaper), and a one-catch, TD-or-bust guy like Marcedes Lewis ($2,500), Ricky Seals-Jones ($2,500), Tanner Hudson ($2,500), or Lee Smith/Reggie Gilliam ($2,500) at flex. Honestly, that's not the worst lineup considering Brady has plenty of upside, the Bucs D/ST could just as easily make a big play as any other D/STs this week, and Dillon is a tough runner, particularly in short-yardage/goal-line situations, who had six carries last week. You might have one or two zeroes with that lineup, but the combination of those four pass-catchers will be monstrous, especially if Brady and Singletary have solid games.
FLEX: Cameron Brate, Buccaneers @ Packers ($3,000). We have to go cheap here, but Brate actually seems like a value given the eight catches and 11 targets he's had the past two games. We could also afford Rob Gronkowski ($3,200), who is more likely to score, Isaiah McKenzie ($3,100), who has more big-play upside, or Tyler Johnson ($3,000), who becomes much more interesting if Antonio Brown (quad) is out, but Brate seems like the highest-floor player and a potential red-zone target who will be low owned.
D/ST: Packers vs. Buccaneers ($3,600). We could save money by going cheaper -- and, like we said, any of the four defenses could have the best day since they're all facing elite offenses -- but we'll go with the narrative that Tom Brady could struggle in the cold, potentially snowy weather.


Divisional Round Saturday DraftKings Picks: NFL DFS lineup advice for daily fantasy football playoff tournaments.
The NFL playoffs roll on with two games on Saturday (Rams-Packers, Ravens-Bills), and that means daily fantasy football players have more chances to cash in. Our divisional round DraftKings tournament lineup feels a bit chalky, but on a two-game slate, that's largely unavoidable unless you really decide to fade the stars, which is a risky DFS strategy in its own right.
All four teams are represented with multiple picks in our lineup despite some strong defenses in action. Our biggest stack is a Ravens trio going against the worst defense of the day. We're also banking on a couple bounce-back performances from players who likely won't be as popular as they should be.
Divisional Round Saturday DraftKings Picks: NFL DFS tournament playoff lineup.
QB Lamar Jackson, Ravens @ Bills ($7,600). Jackson has the best QB matchup of the weekend, and he continued his season-ending hot streak last week with 136 rushing yards and 179 passing yards. He only managed one TD, but we know he always has the potential for multiple scores. He's $200 more than Josh Allen and $700 more than Aaron Rodgers, so you're not exactly breaking the bank to use him.
RB JK Dobbins, Ravens @ Bills ($6,000). Dobbins has scored in seven straight games, and even though his rushing numbers took a bit of a hit last week (nine carries, 43 yards), he's still Baltimore's best back and most likely to be involved in the passing game. The Bills gave up 153 yards on 27 carries to Colts' backs last week, and the Ravens should pound them even more.
SATURDAY PLAYOFF DFS LINEUPS: FanDuel.
RB Cam Akers, Rams @ Packers ($5,700). It's tempting to opt for Devin Singletary ($4,500) with Zack Moss (ankle) out, but Akers has the much better matchup and has been a beast down the stretch. Over his past five games, he's averaged just under 25 touches and just over 122 total yards per contest. He's also scored twice in that span. Green Bay has struggled against the run all year, so Akers will be a very chalky pick, but you know he's going to get the opportunities, so fade him at your own risk.
WR Robert Woods, Rams @ Packers ($5,900). With Cooper Kupp likely to be out or limited because of a knee injury, Woods should be peppered with targets. Fading Woods and instead targeting cheaper options like Josh Reynolds ($3,200) or Van Jefferson ($3,000) isn't a bad idea, but L.A. loves to get Woods the ball on short passes or end-arounds, and he'll still get those opportunities even with tougher coverage. He's had at least seven targets in eight straight games, so, at the very least, he should be able to rack up catches in DraftKings full-point PPR format.
WR John Brown, Bills vs. Ravens ($4,600). We really liked Brown last week, and he proceeded to catch none of his four targets. Meanwhile, Cole Beasley (7-57) and Gabriel Davis (4-85) were both all over the field. As a result, Brown will likely be heavily faded this week, especially with the aforementioned Rams and Bills receivers presenting good value. That's fine. We'll stick with the talented Brown, who, before last week's shutout, had posted at least four catches for 72 yards in each of his previous three games.
WR Allen Lazard, Packers vs. Rams ($3,900). It's always difficult to pick a secondary Packers receiver, which is why many just choose to ignore them, but with Jalen Ramsey expected to be draped all over Davante Adams, it makes sense to take a chance on another green-and-gold pass-catcher. Marquez Valdes-Scantling ($3,800) has more big-play upside, which is more appealing in most DFS contests, but Lazard has been playing a higher percentage of snaps lately and has more red-zone potential. Aaron Rodgers is still going to throw the ball, and while Adams will get his targets, it's likely Lazard and/or MVS will see an uptick in looks, so it makes sense to play one at their cheap prices.
TE Mark Andrews, Ravens @ Bills ($5,000). Robert Tonyan ($4,200) has been solid this year, but Andrews is still the best TE on the slate. More important, he has by far the most favorable matchup, as Buffalo allows the fourth-most fantasy points to tight ends. Andrews disappointed a bit last week with just four catches and 41 yards, but he has multi-TD upside every time out. It never hurts to pay down at TE and hope for a random touchdown, like Dawson Knox ($3,100) scored last week, but Andrews gets enough targets to pay off his high price.
FLEX Stefon Diggs, Bills vs. Ravens ($7,300). We tried to make this lineup without Diggs, as crazy as that sounds, but when we got down to our last pick, we still had enough money for him. Instead of taking a chance with a backup RB like Jamaal Williams ($4,400) or Gus Edwards ($4,200) or a WR deeper down the depth charts, we decided not to overthink it and take the guy who's arguably been the best receiver in football this year. Diggs has been automatic in any matchup, often racking up receptions and going over 100 yards -- both of which are big on DraftKings. We couldn't afford Davante Adams ($8,600) and didn't really feel great about Aaron Jones ($6,800), so Diggs was our pick.
D/ST Green Bay Packers vs. Rams ($3,900). The Packers are the obvious pick given that they have the most favorable matchup against a shaky QB, but we all know the best D/ST play often comes down to a random big play that any defense can pull off. Any of the four defenses on this slate are worth considering, and the other three are all at least $1,000 cheaper than Green Bay. If you are looking for some differentiation, you can probably find it with another defense.


Divisional Round DraftKings Picks: NFL DFS lineup advice for daily fantasy football playoff tournaments.
It's one of the best weekends of the year for football fans, as the NFL's top eight teams are in action in the divisional round of the playoffs. Some of the league's biggest stars are available for DFS contests, and our DraftKings lineup is loaded with studs and a couple key value sleepers.
We don't have any Packers, Buccaneers or Bills in this lineup, and fading those high-powered offenses is definitely a risk. With four Saints, this lineup definitely has a boom-or-bust vibe to it, but sometimes you have to take those chances on short slates, so let's hope we picked correctly for our primary stack.
Divisional Round DraftKings Picks: NFL DFS tournament playoff lineup.
QB Drew Brees, Saints vs. Buccaneers ($5,600). Brees has averaged 252.8 yards and two TDs over his past four games, three of which were played without Michael Thomas. Even more noteworthy is that he posted six total TDs in his two games against Tampa this year. With the Bucs ability to stop the run, you can bet New Orleans will air it out often, giving Brees a good chance for 300-plus yards and bonus points. Obviously, Patrick Mahomes ($8,000), Lamar Jackson ($7,600), and Josh Allen ($7,400) have higher ceilings, but Brees represents major value as the sixth highest-priced QB on the slate.
RB Alvin Kamara, Saints vs. Buccaneers ($7,900). The worry with this pick is Kamara won't do much on the ground, which limits his ceiling. Paying less for Nick Chubb ($6,600) or Cam Akers ($5,700) seemingly makes more sense, but we'll hope others think that way and pay up for the NFL's touchdown leader. In two games against the Bucs this year, Kamara managed just 56 yards on 21 carries, but he scored three times and had 10 catches for 60 yards. Expect even more out of him in the receiving game this week, boosting his PPR totals, and if he can hit 100 yards receiving -- something he did once this year -- he could get us the bonus points that Chubb and Akers seem more likely to get. That might be needed for him to really pay off, but we know multi-TD upside is always there to save his day.
RB JK Dobbins, Ravens @ Bills ($6,000). There are potential tweaks we could make to afford Nick Chubb ($6,600), who has a higher ceiling, but with Dobbins riding a seven-game scoring streak, we're fine using him in this spot. It's a bit worrisome he saw just nine carries last week, but he had averaged just under 13 since the start of Week 11, so it's likely he'll see an uptick in this game. Cam Akers ($5,700) figures to be a more popular play, and Kareem Hunt ($4,800), Devin Singletary ($4,500), and whoever starts for the Chiefs will also be highly owned, cheaper options, so Dobbins might actually offer a bit of contrarian value.
WR Michael Thomas, Saints vs. Buccaneers ($6,700). Thomas scored for the first time all year last week, but he had been receiving steady targets since returning from injury/suspension in Week 9. In seven games during that span, he's averaged 8.1 targets, six catches, and 70.6 yards per game. We know the upside is there for much more, so grabbing Thomas in a game where New Orleans figures to throw a lot only makes sense.
WR Tyreek Hill, Chiefs vs. Browns ($8,000). On a slate loaded with stud receivers, Hill might be the scariest of them all. His elite speed should wreak havoc on a Browns defense that allowed the fourth-most DraftKings points to WRs this year. It's extremely risky to fade both Travis Kelce and Hill, and since few WRs have favorable matchup this week, we're opting for Hill.
WR Rashard Higgins, Browns @ Chiefs ($4,100). Higgins was one of the few Browns who didn't do much last week, but he still saw seven targets. A steady producer most of the year, Higgins has averaged 6.8 targets per game over his past five contests. That number could bump up against the Chiefs if Cleveland falls behind by multiple scores in the second half. Either way, Higgins will be involved, and his big-play potential gives him value.
TE Mark Andrews, Ravens @ Bills ($5,000). If you don't want to pay up for Travis Kelce ($7,800), Andrews is the next-best option. He has a favorable matchup against a Buffalo defense that allowed the fourth-most DraftKings points to TEs, and he's a better bet for targets than Austin Hooper ($3,800), who also has a great matchup. Robert Tonyan ($4,200) might be even more likely to score, but his targets vary wildly, making him tougher to trust in DraftKings full-point PPR format.
FULL-SLATE PLAYOFF DFS LINEUPS: FanDuel.
FLEX Josh Reynolds, Rams @ Packers ($3,200). It might be smarter to pivot to Van Jefferson ($3,000) if Cooper Kupp (knee) is out, as Jefferson saw eight targets in Week 17 when Kupp was out. But either way, Reynolds should be a solid play despite not seeing a target last week. He still played 59 percent of snaps, and he saw 10 targets in Week 16 when Kupp was active and six in Week 17. He's an excellent value to slide into your flex with Kupp ailing.
D/ST New Orleans Saints vs. Buccaneers ($3,300). It's safe to say New Orleans owned Tampa in their two games this year, racking up six sacks, six takeaways, and a defensive TD while allowing just 13 offensive points per game. We don't expect that good of a showing this time around, but the Saints definitely have something figured out against Tom Brady and company. If we could afford the Packers ($3,900), we might have opted for them, but New Orleans isn't a bad consolation prize.




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