Here are this week’s top-value DraftKings and FanDuel plays for Sunday’s main slate, including projected points and value based on salary. I’ve also included notes on a few of these players, including Malik Willis, Chuba Hubbard and Adonai Mitchell.
Learn more about the metrics used in the charts and see where more players rank, including tight ends and D/STs, by checking out the full, sortable DFS value tool. Or, explore the latest fantasy football player rankings.
Quarterbacks
Malik Willis (MIA) vs. DET
DraftKings: $5,100/FanDuel: $6,500
“Willis offers a solid floor thanks to his rushing ability, and this matchup against Detroit's dreadful defense substantially raises his ceiling. … Willis has stepped up as a passer since Miami's Week 6 bye, throwing multiple touchdown passes in both subsequent games.” — Sasha Yodashkin, RotoWire
Running Backs
Chuba Hubbard (CAR) vs. DEN
DraftKings: $6,500/FanDuel: $7,400
“Hubbard handled 96% of the running back touches last week in the loss to Green Bay and found paydirt for the sixth time in eight games. He's a very good back on a pretty surprisingly decent team in a...better than it looks on paper matchup!” — Dan Paylo, Rotoballer.com
Wide Receivers
Adonai Mitchell (NYJ) at KC
DraftKings: $4,500/FanDuel: $5,400
“He’s already been a big part of the Jets’ passing attack this season, racking up a 21% target share and 42% air yards share, and he’s coming off 30.2 DraftKings points last week vs. the Raiders. Now, Mitchell will have a chance to step into the Jets’ WR1 role. Garrett Wilson has been ruled out vs. the Chiefs, and he leads the team with a 29% target share for the year.” — Matt LaMarca, Fantasy Labs
Tight Ends
Chart metrics explained
FPPG - The player’s fantasy points per game scored so far in 2025, based on the respective DFS platform (see DraftKings and FanDuel scoring rules).
DvP - Stands for Defense vs. Position. The higher the rank (i.e. 1), the better the defense is, and therefore, the worse the fantasy matchup is for the player.
Value - A metric projecting how much return on investment a player will deliver, based on their salary and projected performance (Proj.)