Thursday, September 12, 2013

Kickers for NFL Week 2 - Fanduel

Make or Break From a Kicker?
Fanduel Plays of the Week: Kickers

Steven Hauschka - $5,100
Value at the kicking position in Fanduel usually means finding the $5,000 price kicker with the most upside. An extra $400 - $600 spent on a wide receiver or running back can, and does, make a huge difference.

However I'm going to up my normal cost by $100 since I think the Seahawks will score a lot of points, but be forced to make a lot of field goals. That $100 may just make a 5 or 6 point difference and that could be huge.

Projections: 4 field goals and 3 extra points.

Mason Crosby  - $5,000
The Packers lost a thriller of a game last week, but I suspect that week two will be kinder to them as they face The Redskins on their home turf.

This is great value. While I fully suspect RGIII to improve his game in week two, I still think the Packers are way to potent to be kept out of scoring position. Crosby is rated at the bottom of the barrel by Fanduel. I suspect this time next week, he'll leap into the $5,200 kicker range. Get him cheap while you can.

Projections: 3 field goals and 3 extra points.

Sebastian Janikowski - $5,000
The kicker with the linebacker body, and attitude, goes up against one of the leagues worst teams in the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Jacksonville is awful and Janikowski has a cannon leg. That makes for a very nice return on investment in kicking land.

Projections: 2 field goals and 3 extra points.

Other Solid Options: Greg Zuerlein, Alex Henery and Dan Bailey all at $5,000.

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Check Out My Weekly Fanduel Plays of the Week for the other positions as well.
Quarterback | Running Back | Wide Receiver | Tight End | Kicker| Defense | How'd I Do?
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 Chris Carney lives an avid fantasy life with "imaginary" friends named Brees, Peterson and Megatron. He writes about (and thoroughly enjoys) fantasy sports, Las Vegas and beer.

He's been published in Las Vegas Magazine, Inside Orlando Magazine, Nevada Magazine, About.com, AOL Travel, and Hard Rock Magazine.

 He is here to share his adventures, give advice and  tips and help you maximize your fun and profit on daily fantasy sites. He plays on Fanduel.com under the name carneyvores.

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