2025 Philadelphia Fantasy Preview
2025 Philadelphia Eagles Fantasy Preview The Philadelphia Eagles’ 2025 offseason was marked by significant roster changes following their Super Bowl LIX victory. The Eagles faced significant losses in free agency, particularly on defense. GM Howie Roseman navigated a tight salary cap while addressing key departures and bolstering depth for a repeat title run. Another strong draft class should put the reigning champs in a good position to defend their crown. It all starts with QB Jalen Hurts. While Hurts’s passing numbers were depressed, he made up for it by rushing for 632 yards and a position-best 14 rushing scores. Philly’s offense is returning mostly intact, which keeps Hurts in the Tier One quarterback rankings. And with the tush push back for another year, Hurts is poised to continue to bring a positive return on his early-round investment. When you look at what Saquon Barkley did in his first season in Philadelphia, you have to wonder how the Giants’ staff kept their jobs. Barkley sat out Week 18 but still rushed for 2,005 yards, scored 15 times, and won a Lombardi Trophy. Barkley was a league winner last season but won’t come with a discount in 2025. Will Shipley and newcomer A.J. Dillon will fill in as reserves, but are off the fantasy radar. Philly’s dynamic duo of A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith is back for another run. Brown missed four games with hamstring and knee issues but still ranked 13th with 16.7 fantasy points per game. He remains an elite WR1 to target in the second or third round. Smith also missed four games but wasn’t as prolific. However, he scored the most fantasy points per game of his career. Smith is still a solid middle-round value who will have a handful of WR1 showings. The Eagles utilized three-wide sets at a 60 percent clip. That ranked 14th, but you’d never know it from the stat sheets. Nick Siriani does not draw up many targets for his ancillary wideouts. The team signed Jahan Dotson to fill that role, but Dotson has no fantasy value unless one of the team’s starting tandem is re-injured. There were rumors that Dallas Goedert would be traded. However, Goedert returns and is the best bet to rank third in target share. In 10 games, Goedert caught 42 balls and ranked 10th in fantasy points per contest. As long as he stays on the roster, Goedert is a borderline TE1 and a good value pick. Fantasy Grade: A- QB Hurts, Jalen, PHI [QB1] For the second consecutive year, Hurts averaged 21 fantasy points per game, ranking inside the top 5 for the position. Even after missing two games with a concussion, Hurts ranked as the QB5 in fantasy points per game due to his dominance on the ground. He led the position in rushes (150, red-zone carries (47), and touchdowns (14). He also completed a career-best 68.7 percent of his throws and thrived against man coverage. With a pair of top-notch wideouts and the league’s best running back, Hurts is primed for another dominant season for the defending Super Bowl champions. ADVICE: Firmly in the top tier of fantasy quarterbacks. RB Barkley, Saquon, PHI [RB1] The New York Giants let Saquon Barkley walk, and he responded by delivering a historic season in which he could have set the NFL’s all-time rushing record had he not been a team-first guy and sat out the regular-season finale. Barkley’s 2,005 rushing yards were the eighth-most in history, and he led all RBs in averaging 22 PPR points per game. But Barkley accumulated 482 touches, including the postseason–the 10th-most all-time. He also only scored four touchdowns inside the 5-yard line last season, which points toward regression. He’s also missed multiple games in four of his seven seasons. ADVICE: Nobody is fading Barkley, but he’ll have a difficult time matching last year’s numbers. RB Shipley, Will, PHI [RB2] ADVICE: With Kenneth Gainwell now in Pittsburgh, Shipley can emerge as the Eagles’ change-of-pace back. He was used sparingly as a rookie, but has modest value behind Saquon Barkley after Barkley’s massive workload in 2024. RB Dillon, AJ, PHI [RB3] Dillon missed the 2024 season with a neck injury. He projects to be a change-of-pace, short-yardage option behind Saquon Barkley. However, if Barkley missed time, Dillon would split touches with Will Shipley, limiting his handcuff value. WR Brown, A.J., PHI [WR1] Despite missing 3.5 games due to injury, A.J. Brown still delivered a solid 2024 season, finishing as the WR10 in fantasy points per game (14.1) and WR18 overall. He led the NFL in air yard share, accounting for a massive 51% of the Eagles’ total, making him the only receiver to eclipse the 50% mark. Brown also ranked second in target share (30 percent), showcasing his alpha role in the offense. While his fantasy output dipped slightly, his yards per route run hit a career-high. Brown remains an elite weapon, though his weekly floor is less stable given Philly’s diverse arsenal. His quiet playoff run wasn’t skill-related—it reflected the team’s adaptability to defenses. It was Saquan’s time. ADVICE: Elite WR1 talent —high-upside Round 2 pick. WR Smith, DeVonta, PHI [WR2] Smith’s 2024 campaign was defined by inconsistency. He excelled when teammates were sidelined, but disappeared when the offense was fully healthy. Smith set career lows in receptions, yards, and targets, but had a personal-best eight touchdowns, finishing as the WR30 overall and WR23 in points per game across 13 outings. In games where both A.J. Brown and Dallas Goedert were active, Smith managed just 8.3 fantasy points (WR63 pace). That jumped to 14.7 (WR8) when either missed time. He’s posted at least a 22 percent target share every season and has scored seven-plus touchdowns in three straight years. ADVICE: A very talented WR with matchup-driven upside and could be a massive 5th-round value. WR Dotson, Jahan, PHI [WR3] The Eagles don’t incorporate their WR3 into the offense much. Philly’s 59.6% 11-personnel rate ranked 16th, but Dotson only drew 33 targets last
Thursday Night Football Preview: Week 11
Thursday Night Football Preview: Week 11 Last week’s AFC North Thursday night shootout more than lived up to the hype. Conversely, this week’s NFC East tilt looks like a worthy successor. The upstart Washington Commanders travel to Philadelphia to take
Last week’s AFC North Thursday night shootout more than lived up to the hype. Conversely, this week’s NFC East tilt looks like a worthy successor. The upstart Washington Commanders travel to Philadelphia to take on the Eagles. Our Thursday Night Football Preview: Week 11 has everything you’ll need to know about this intriguing battle for the division lead.
The Commanders have done a 180. It’s funny how competent ownership and a terrific rookie quarterback can turn a franchise around seemingly overnight. At 7-3, Dan Quinn’s club is 3-2 on the road and 2-0 in division play.
Meanwhile, the Eagles (7-2) sit atop the division standings with a slim half-game lead. Nick Siriani has led Philly to five consecutive wins after destroying the Cowboys last week 34-6.
This game opened with the Eagles as touchdown favorites. However, a ton of action on the Commanders has driven the line down from Philadelphia -7 to just 3.5. Conversely, the total has jumped up two points to 48.5.
Matchup
| TEAM | OFFENSE | PASS | RUSH | YDS/PLAY | POINTS |
| Washington Commanders | 4 | 7 | 3 | 4 | 3 |
| Philadelphia Eagles | 6 | 24 | 2 | 11 | 9 |
Looking at the above stats, these teams are as evenly matched as the standings indicate. However, on defense, it is a different story.
The Eagles allow 274.1 yards per game, which ranks second overall. Philadelphia has surrendered the fifth-fewest points. They also rank second against the pass and fifth versus the run. This will be a tough matchup for Washington, who has had no problems moving the ball.
Nick Siriani’s crew doesn’t pass a ton but they don’t have to. The Eagles are content to use their ground game and take play-action shots downfield. While the Commanders have vastly improved defensively, they still allow the fourth-most rushing yards (142.7 per game).
That plays right into Philly’s hands.
This looks like a promising watch, with both teams mounting top-6 offenses that are top-10 in scoring. Therefore, the fantasy points should pile up.
Washington Offense
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2024 Philadelphia Eagles Fantasy Preview
2024 Philadelphia Eagles Fantasy Preview The Eagles were the team to beat through the first 12 weeks of the 2023 season before a significant decline in play. After beginning 10-1, they lost five of six and allowed the Cowboys to
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Week 17 Quarterback Report
Week 17 NFL Quarterback Report Joe “Waiver Wire” Flacco was the best quarterback in the land in Week 17 (30.50 fantasy points), thanks to a career game by Amari Cooper (11/265/2). The runner-up prize went to Derek Carr (29.15), followed
Joe “Waiver Wire” Flacco was the best quarterback in the land in Week 17 (30.50 fantasy points), thanks to a career game by Amari Cooper (11/265/2). The runner-up prize went to Derek Carr (29.15), followed by Josh Allen (28.35), Jalen Hurts (27.45), and Justin Fields (27.20). Twelve other quarterbacks scored between 20.00 and 26.50 fantasy points. Here are the top five players after 16 weeks by scoring average:
- Josh Allen (26.95)
- Jalen Hurts (26.09)
- Dak Prescott (23.03)
- Lamar Jackson (22.76)
- Brock Purdy (22.11)
Using our Week 17 Fantasy Football Rankings, let’s break down this week’s field in the FullTime Fantasy Week 16 NFL Quarterback Report.
Top Tier Options
Jalen Hurts, PHI (DK – $8,300/FD – $9,200)
Over the past six weeks, Hurts has one passing touchdown or fewer in five starts. He held value by his success in the run game (59/260/8). His completion rate (60.3%) over this span is well below his first nine games (68.9%). Despite his direction, Hurts has already set career highs in completions (327), passing attempts (499), and combined touchdowns (35). When at his best, he scored more than 30 fantasy points in three matchups (31.35, 31.55, and 38.50).
The Cardinals rank 25th in quarterback defense (21.94). Only the Giants (380/3) scored more than 30.00 fantasy points. The Rams (229/4) and 49ers (262/4) delivered the most success in touchdowns over the past four weeks. Quarterbacks rushed for 285 yards and five touchdowns on 61 carries. Five offenses rushed for more than 175 yards.
The Eagles played better offensively in Week 16 (471 combined yards with three touchdowns, four field goals, and 33 points), pointing to success in scoring this week. I sense I have Hurts under-projected this week as he looks poised to have a 4X floor in this upside matchup...
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Week 15 Quarterback Report
Week 15 NFL Quarterback Report Lamar Jackson (35.80) led the league in fantasy points in Week 15, lifting him to fourth in quarterback scoring (295.10). Desmond Ridder (29.85) posted his best game of the season, placing him second for the
Lamar Jackson (35.80) led the league in fantasy points in Week 15, lifting him to fourth in quarterback scoring (295.10). Desmond Ridder (29.85) posted his best game of the season, placing him second for the week, followed by Jake Browning (27.45) and Justin Fields (26.95). Eleven other quarterbacks scored more than 20.00 fantasy points. Here are the top five quarterbacks by scoring average after 14 weeks:
- Josh Allen (27.60)
- Jalen Allen (26.05)
- Dak Prescott (24.22)
- Lamar Jackson (22.70)
- Brock Purdy (22.66)
Using our Week 15 Fantasy Football Rankings, let’s break down this week’s field in the FullTime Fantasy Week 15 NFL Quarterback Report.
Top-Tier Options
Jalen Hurts, PHI (DK – $8,100/FD – $8,800)
The Eagles completed a challenging five-game stretch (DAL, @KC, BUF, SF, and @DAL), where they went 3-2. Over this span, Hurts averaged 210 passing yards with six touchdowns. He helped his floor with success in the run game (48/180/6). His best value in fantasy points came in Week 4 (31.35), Week 8 (31.55), and Week 12 (38.50). When at his best, Hurts attempted more than 35 passes (six times).
The Seahawks rank 22nd defending quarterbacks (20.75 FPPG), with one team scoring more than 30.00 fantasy points (DAL – 322/3). Five teams (LAR – 334/0, DET – 323/3, CAR – 361/2, WAS – 312/3, and SF – 368/2) passed for more than 300 yards. Their defense has risk at times vs. running quarterbacks (NYG – 10/66, ARI – 7/43/1, and BAL – 14/68). In addition, running backs scored 16 of their 36 offensive touchdowns allowed. Seattle’s defense gave up 13 touchdowns and three field goals over 35 possessions by their opponents.
The Eagles have risk defending the pass, pointing to a competitive game on the scoreboard. Hurts has a winnable matchup, and Philadelphia needs to regain the bounce in their offense after being held to 32 points over the past two weeks.
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Week 13 Quarterback Report
Week 13 NFL Quarterback Report Last week, the top-tier quarterbacks all posted impact games. Josh Allen (44.05) led the way in fantasy points in four-point passing touchdown leagues while outdueling Jalen Hurts (38.50). Dak Prescott (35.55) continued his midseason rise,
Last week, the top-tier quarterbacks all posted impact games. Josh Allen (44.05) led the way in fantasy points in four-point passing touchdown leagues while outdueling Jalen Hurts (38.50). Dak Prescott (35.55) continued his midseason rise, as did C.J. Stroud (33.90). Seven other quarterbacks scored between 21.00 and 29.50 fantasy points. Here are the top five quarterbacks by scoring average after 12 weeks:
- Josh Allen (27.91)
- Jalen Hurts (27.26)
- C.J. Stroud (24.05)
- Dak Prescott (23.81)
- Justin Herbert (23.60)
Using our Week 13 Fantasy Football Rankings, let’s break down this week’s field in the FullTime Fantasy Week 13 NFL Quarterback Report.
Top-Tier Options
Jalen Hurts, PHI (DK – $8,200/FD – $9,000)
The passing attack for the Eagles lost momentum over their last three games (207/2, 150/0, and 200/3). But Hurts held form by his success on the ground (36/130/5). Philadelphia is in the middle of a challenging five-game run (DAL, @KC, BUF, SF, and @DAL). Hurts had a floor of 25.00 fantasy points in seven of his last eight matchups while offering three impact games (31.35, 31.55, and 38.50). Last year, the 49ers held him to 160 combined yards with one rushing touchdown.
San Francisco has the fourth-best defense (15.55 FPPG) defending quarterbacks, with three offenses (NYG – 313/2, MIN – 377/2, and CIN – 326/3) scoring more than 25.00 fantasy points. They play well vs. the run, and quarterbacks gain only 6.2 yards per pass attempt. Three teams (LAR – 24/243, MIN – 17/241/2, and CIN – 21/235/3) gained more than 200 yards with their wideouts.
Hurts has a high floor, and the Eagles need him to play well to beat the 49ers. His matchup isn’t ideal for the daily games unless the Eagles throw the ball much better. I don’t see him scoring 33.00 fantasy points, which is needed to fill his salary bucket.
C.J. Stroud, Hou (DK – $8,100/FD – $8,000)
Stroud’s success over the last four weeks (1,530/12) pushed him to third in quarterback scoring (264.50). His best play continues…
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Week 12 Quarterback Report
Week 12 NFL Quarterback Report Trevor Lawrence (34.80 fantasy points) finished as the top quarterback in Week 11, moving him to 16th in quarterback scoring (189.10 FPPG) in four-point passing touchdown leagues. Brock Purdy (30.05) was the only other quarterback
Trevor Lawrence (34.80 fantasy points) finished as the top quarterback in Week 11, moving him to 16th in quarterback scoring (189.10 FPPG) in four-point passing touchdown leagues. Brock Purdy (30.05) was the only other quarterback to score more than 30.00 fantasy points. Twelve QBs posted between 21.00 and 28.50 fantasy points. Over the past three weeks, C.J. Stroud and Dak Prescott were the highest two quarterbacks. Here are the top five players after 11 weeks in scoring average:
- Josh Allen (26.44)
- Jalen Hurts (26.14)
- Justin Herbert (24.21)
- C.J. Stroud (23.07)
- Dak Prescott (22.64)
Using our Week 12 Fantasy Football Rankings, let’s break down this week’s field in the FullTime Fantasy Week 12 NFL Quarterback Report.
Top Tier Options
Josh Allen, BUF (DK – $8,100/FD – $9,200)
Allen continues to hold the top spot in quarterback scoring (290.85 fantasy points). But his ticket has come in only once (Week 8 – 33.30 fantasy points) over the past six weeks in the DFS market. The Bills played seven of their first 11 games at home (one matchup was overseas). He had more interceptions (6) than passing touchdowns (5) on the road. All three of his games with more than 30.00 fantasy points came at home.
Philadelphia ranks 29th vs. quarterbacks (22.99 FPPG), with failure in three matchups (MIN – 364/4, WAS – 408/4, and DAL – 388/3). Despite their struggles, the Eagles allow 6.6 yards per pass attempt while delivering 31 sacks. Wide receivers (166/1,922/15 on 266 targets) gained 200 yards in five different games (MIN – 17/265/2, WAS – 22/230/1, MIA – 20/206/1, WAS – 24/288/3, and DAL – 18/271/2).
The Josh Allen/Stefon Diggs combination has a chance to shine in this game, as both players must play well to win on the road against a top team in the NFL. On the downside, Philly allowed only two touchdowns on the ground, with none going to a quarterback. Allen needs at least 32.00 fantasy points at DraftKings to pay off.
Jalen Hurts, PHI (DK – $8,300/FD – $8,800)
The Cowboys and Chiefs’ defenses held Hurts to 422 combined yards over the last two weeks, but he still delivered five touchdowns, thanks to his value in the run game (22/65/3). Other than Week 8 (319/4), Hurts has 11 touchdowns and nine interceptions over nine matchups. His yards per rush (3.5) are a career-low while being on pace to score 15 times in the run game. Hurts has yet to score over 30.00 fantasy points at home this year.
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Week 9 Quarterback Report
Week 9 NFL Quarterback Report Last week, five quarterbacks scored more than 30.00 fantasy points, with Sam Howell (35.95) leading the way. Dak Prescott (32.10) and Joe Burrow (30.45) had correction games, lifting them to 14th and 20th in the
Last week, five quarterbacks scored more than 30.00 fantasy points, with Sam Howell (35.95) leading the way. Dak Prescott (32.10) and Joe Burrow (30.45) had correction games, lifting them to 14th and 20th in the quarterback rankings. Josh Allen (33.30) and Jalen Hurts (31.55) produced top-tier stats for the second consecutive week. Will Levis put his name on the fantasy map after an impact showing (249/4) in his first career NFL start. Here’s a look at the top five quarterbacks after eight weeks by scoring average in four-point passing touchdown leagues:
- Josh Allen (27.14)
- Jalen Hurts (26.50)
- Justin Herbert (24.66)
- Patrick Mahomes (23.41)
- Tua Tagovailoa (23.34).
Eleven quarterbacks are averaging more than 20.00 fantasy points per game.
Let’s break down this week’s field in the FullTime Fantasy Week 9 NFL Quarterback Report.
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Jalen Hurts, PHI (DK – $8,000/FD – $9,000)
Over the last six games, Hurts averaged 331 combined yards with strength in his completion rate (67.7) and yards per pass attempt (7.9). His lacking area was passing touchdowns before gaining momentum in this area over his last two starts (2 and 4). He is on pace to gain 5,143 yards with 40 touchdowns. Last season, Hurts had a quiet game (182/2) at home vs. Dallas while sitting out his road matchup.
The Cowboys have the third-best quarterback defense (16.43 FPPG), with one team (SF – 252/4) having success. Their pass rush (18 sacks) hasn’t been imposing over the last five matchups (2, 2, 1, 1, and 2). But they’ve created 16 turnovers on the season, with five leading to touchdowns. Dallas started the year by facing four below-par offenses (NYG, NYJ, ARI, and NE). However, they somehow lost to the Cardinals.
Hurts rides only as high as A.J. Brown can take him. He has strength in his secondary receiving options and a high floor scoring rushing touchdowns, but their success scoring touchdowns (21 over 85 possessions – 24.7%) is below their path in 2022 (59 over 186 possessions – 31.7%). This matchup isn’t ideal, but Hurts has the offensive tools to shine in this against-the-grain matchup.
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Week 8 DFS: Quarterback Report
Week 8 DFS: Quarterback Report The big dogs at quarterback were the winning plays in Week 7. Patrick Mahomes (39.10) edged out Lamar Jackson (38.45) in fantasy points in four-point passing touchdown leagues. Josh Allen (28.95) finished fourth, followed by
The big dogs at quarterback were the winning plays in Week 7. Patrick Mahomes (39.10) edged out Lamar Jackson (38.45) in fantasy points in four-point passing touchdown leagues. Josh Allen (28.95) finished fourth, followed by Jalen Hurts (28.05). The best option was Gardner Minshew (34.15), thanks to two surprising touchdowns and a pair of long touchdowns. My go-to low-value guy was Tyrod Taylor (24.45), who ranked seventh for the week. The theme for the week was QB/TE hookups while offering different levels of investment at DraftKings:
- Patrick Mahomes/Travis Kelce – 76.76 ($16,300 = 4.71 X)
- Lamar Jackson/Mark Andrews – 60.75 ($13,300 = 4.67 X)
- Tyrod Taylor/Darren Waller – 47.25 ($10,100 = 4.77 X)
The Giants combo could have been the best pairing if the elite options at running back and wide receiver delivered elite games.
Here’s a look at the top five scoring quarterbacks after seven weeks:
- Josh Allen (183.85)
- Jalen Hurts (180.45)
- Patrick Mahomes (176.25)
- Lamar Jackson (170.80)
- Justin Herbert (145.60 – one fewer game)
Let’s break down this week’s field in the FullTime Fantasy Week 8 DFS: Quarterback Report.
Top-Tier Options
Patrick Mahomes (DK – $8,400/FD – $9,000)
A Trip to Bountiful (Denver) bodes well for Mahomes to have another elite game. He rates as the top quarterback in the land again in Week 8 after posting his best game (453/4) of the year, thanks to a season-high in catches of 20 yards or more (6), two of which reach the forty-yard mark (46 and 53). Mahomes has a floor of 39 pass attempts in five of his seven starts. Last year, he had two high-floor games (349/3 and 336/3) vs. the Broncos, but Mahomes failed to produce a winning outcome against them in Week 6 (337/1).
Denver has the third-worst defense against quarterbacks (23.64 FPPG), with Miami (375/5) and Chicago (360/4) posting impact games. They allow 8.4 yards per pass attempt, with four teams passing for at least 299 yards. The Broncos have tightened up their wide receiver defense over the last three matchups (NYJ – 6/87, KC – 9/103/1, and GB – 10/98/2), but tight ends produced winning stats in four games (7/89/1, 10/111/2, 7/81, and 11/138) this season.
The Chiefs’ defense has yet to allow more than three touchdowns or 21 points in a game this year, so the Broncos’ lack of offense may lead to more running back action in this matchup. I’m a fan of offenses trending up, especially when having a favorable matchup the following week. Mahomes should have a floor of 300 passing yards and three scores, but he needs a few more yards and a fourth score to fill his salary bucket. Rinse and repeat seems to be the story here. Keep an open mind about Jerick McKinnon (on the field for a season-high 37% of the Chiefs’ snaps in Week 7) possibly finding his way onto the winning ticket in this matchup.
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NFL DFS Sunday Night Football: Eagles vs Dolphins Draftkings Fantasy Lineup Advice From High-Stakes Winner
NFL DFS Sunday Night Football: Eagles vs Dolphins This article will help you build your NFL Draftkings DFS Sunday Night Football lineups for tonight’s Eagles-Dolphins matchup. The 2023 Week 7 NFL Sunday comes to a close with Sunday Night Football. Two high powered offenses will square off as the 5-1 Philadelphia Eagles host the 5-1 Miami Dolphins. Dolphins vs. Eagles Date, Time, and Where to Watch Date: October 23, 2023 Game Time: 8:20 pm ET Where to Watch: NBC Dolphins vs. Eagles Odds Spread: Dolphins +2 (-110), Eagles -2 (-110) Total Odds: O/U 51.5 (-110) Moneyline Odds: Dolphins (+115), Eagles (-125) Today we analyze from a DFS perspective the fantasy player projections from Shawn Childs. WHO IS SHAWN CHILDS? Quite simply, Shawn is the brains behind many of the metrics and projections at FullTime Fantasy. He has an extensive history in the fantasy industry, including being enshrined into the NFBC Baseball Hall of Fame. Shawn was previously the No. 2 most accurate DFS ranker and boasts several big DFS wins including over $200,000 last season at Draftkings. Shawn has the proven history and versatility you won’t find ANYWHERE else. Let’s dive right into the projections typically reserved for Fulltime Fantasy members, by team and by position: Dolphins vs Eagles Projections Two big-time value plays allow you to mix and match your studs to chase down that epic GPP tonight. The returning Dolphins RB Jeffrey Wilson $200 and newly signed Eagles WR Julio Jones $2,000 have double digit value returns with 6-10 point range production. A surprising captain? You don’t have to use them both but if you do, you can basically take any 4 of the top players tonight you want. Jalen Hurts, not the favored Tyreek Hill, is projected by our award-winning RDA* projections to be the top CAPTAIN on the slate, with 47.09 fantasy points. Coming in second is the cheetah Tyreek Hill with 40.52. Third is PHI WR AJ Brown with 39.93. It’s a pretty steep drop after that down to the 32 point range with both Tua and Swift available options. Mostert and Waddle round out the top seven with 30 and 27 points respectively. Obviously, feel free to mix and match all of the higher-value players for your own contest selections tonight. Example #2: Example #3 For a contrarian build, our projections determined that AJ Brown, is the only other acceptable captain play tonight. When you do, you may find that pivoting to Eagles defense over Julio is the preferred lineup. Happy Lineup Building! Finally, are you a Die-Hard Fantasy Football Player? CLICK HERE to Start Your Road to the 2023 Fantasy Football World Championships.