The best value plays in your DraftKings lineup for Week 15 of the NFL season

All that said about Nick Foles, it's not hard to imagine Philadelphia focusing a bit more on establishing their running game in the absence of Wentz, and Ajayi stands to benefit. I'm betting that the Eagles' offense is able to stay pretty active this week, especially against the Giants' middling defense.

Jonathan Stewart had a monster day last Sunday, rushing for 103 yards and three touchdowns against the Vikings normally stout defense. While it's never the best idea to take a guy coming off of his best fantasy game of the season, at just $4,100, Stewart is too good a deal to pass up.

Aaron Rodgers is back under center for the Packers and no one stands to benefit more than his favorite target Jordy Nelson. While it's always a risk to take players relying on someone's first game back, Nelson has hit 100 yards in 25 of his 134 career games, and is about as consistent as you can get when it comes to targets as long as Rodgers is on the field.

JuJu Smith-Schuster is returning from a one-game suspension and sounds rearing and ready to go. Last week, Ben Roethlisberger threw for a whopping 503 yards, and chances are he'll have to have a similarly prolific performance in order to keep pace with the Patriots in this week's battle for AFC supremacy. Smith-Schuster will be on the receiving end on a lot of those throws.

Sammy Watkins has now found the end zone in five of his last six games, an impressive bit of consistency after a slow start to his season. The Seahawks secondary is still pretty beat up, and Jared Goff and the Rams offense should be able to find plenty of places to exploit it.

Not to over-harp on the Eagles, but if you like the Foles play and are looking for a stacking option on a budget, or simply need a tight end on the cheap because you spent too much of your DraftKings dollars elsewhere, Brent Celek is a fun sleeper pick this week. He was one of Foles' favorite targets during his first stint in Philadelphia, and he found the end zone for the first time of the season last week.

While the Ravens offense has shown it can go off for huge point totals, it's the Browns final chance for a home win of the season, and for the few who have watched the team all year, their defense is hardly the reason they've lost all of their games. I have faith. Stupid, stupid faith.

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