Daily Fantasy Line-Up: Wild Card Round

The following is based on the $200 budget given by Yahoo!:

QB Teddy Bridgewater $24 - He is the cheapest QB available that is starting and is a no brainer when you see the rest of the line-up.

HB Charcandrick West $20 - Good value for a HB who has been putting up solid numbers after replacing HB Jamaal Charles and getting pretty good fantasy points. Though he may share some time with HB Spencer Ware, he is definitely the main back.

HB Fitzgerald Toussaint $13 - The cheapest player for a solid team. When HB Le'Veon Bell went down, HB DeAngelo Williams came in and did a terrific job. The reason was not because Williams was a great runner but because the Steelers have a good offensive line and a QB-WR combo in Ben Roethleinsburger-Antonio Brown to open some holes for any runner to break through. Toussaint may be the number one running back this week.

WR Antonio Brown $37 - I am betting on both sides of the Steelers offense. Brown is basically a must start every week in DFS.

WR Randall Cobb $22 - He has under-performed this season for a Green Bay offense that has struggle, but they are playing a very weak defense this week in the Washington Redskins. Expect big numbers from this man.

WR Desean Jackson $21 - Jackson has had a good season taking deep and short balls from QB Kirk Cousins and this week will be no exception.

TE Jordan Reed $25 - The guy is the best tight end in the league right now. Screw TE Rob Gronkowski. Reed is the man. Two pass-catchers from Washington is appealing in a high scoring matchup between Green Bay and Washington.

Flex TE Tyler Eifert $22 - People need to put pass-catchers in the flex with a .5 PPR league, and the wide receivers to choose from this week that are not extremely over-priced are very low. Eifert has been effective all year, and I am confident QB AJ McCarron will be able to find Eifert in the end zone this weekend.

DEF Kansas City Chiefs $16 - The Houston Texans are by far the worst offense in the playoffs. Kansas City is going to basically eliminate the run game in Houston's giant committee, so QB Brian Hoyer will have to throw a lot which will probably lead to a couple interceptions and maybe even a pick-6.