The best value plays in your DraftKings lineup for Week 2 of the NFL season

With Leonard Fournette questionable to play Sunday, T.J. Yeldon feels like a good play at his price. Even if Fournette does wind up playing, expect Yeldon to be the workhorse this week.

Philip Lindsay was one of our favorite waiver-wire pickups for weekly fantasy players after his breakout performance last Sunday, and at this price, he's a solid value for daily fantasy players as well. Royce Freeman was highly touted as the centerpiece of the Broncos rushing attack coming into the year but wound up splitting carries evenly with Lindsay, who made the most of his opportunity with 71 yards, as well as two receptions for 31 yards and a score.

The Steelers offense looked horrendous against the Browns in Week 1, but Pittsburgh should be able to bounce back at home against the Chiefs this week. Antonio Brown got a whopping 16 targets last week, so you might want to pay the premium for him, but if you can't afford him at his price, JuJu Smith-Schuster wound up leading the Steelers in receiving yards anyways. He's always a threat for a deep play and a score.

The Jaguars secondary is an intimidating force, and I wouldn't blame you if you wanted to avoid them altogether with your lineup. But Brady threw for almost 300 yards and two scores when these two teams met in the AFC Championship last year. Someone has to catch the ball for the Patriots, and after catching all seven of his targets in Week 1, Brady has good reason to trust that Phillip Dorsett is up to the task.

Brandon Marshall might have his best days behind him, but that doesn't mean he's done being a factor in your fantasy lineups. Marshall proved a favorite target of Russell Wilson against the Broncos last week, being targeted a team-high six times throughout the game, and coming down with a touchdown. If you need a cheap receiver to fill out your lineup, he's available.

With Greg Olsen out, Ian Thomas has an opportunity to step up in a big way for the Panthers this week and is far cheaper than most options on the board.

While I usually try to favor home teams when choosing a fantasy defense, the Cowboys offense looked horrendous last week, and the Giants cost a mere $2,700. If you have the money, the Rams defense against the Cardinals is probably worth the extra cash, but I wouldn't be surprised if the Giants came down with a few picks this game.