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Daily Fantasy College Football Picks for FanDuel and DraftKings Saturday Late Games 9/27/14

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Quarterback

Tommy Armstrong Jr. - FD 8300 DK 7900
I’m really loving Nebraska in this spot. They get a porous Illini defense, at home, yummy! Armstrong has been pretty consistent all year. He has accounted for multiple scores in every game so far this year. That streak should and will continue this Saturday. Illinois has just enough offense to put some points on the board and just enough defense to hold Nebraska under 100. Cornhuskers roll.

Deshaun Watson - FD 6500 DK 6300
Four star true freshman, Deshaun Watson has been name the starter for this weekend, but has already shown what he can do. Against South Carolina State two weeks ago, he got his first extended action. Watson finished 8 of 9 for 154 yards and 3 scores. I get it was SCST, but that’s some crazy stupid numbas. He looked good against Florida State too! Trust me when I tell you, North Carolina is much closer to SCST than FSU. The Age of Watson has begun.

Running Back

Javorius Allen - FD 8500 DK 6300
Running back is sort of a slippery slope for the late slate (more so on DK). Allen is my top choice across the board on both sites. I think he offers safety and upside at this price, especially compared to your other options. Im not saying he will be best back on the night, but I think he offers reasonably priced safety. The Trojan run game gets it going with Allen leading the way.

Donnel Pumphrey - FD 7400
My second favorite back, unfortunately only available on Fanduel. The Aztecs like to run the ball and should have zero issue doing so against an awful UNLV run defense. Listed at 5’9” 170lbs, Donnel holds down the fort as the lead back. He leads the team in both rushing (300) and touchdowns (5). Pumphrey against UNLV at home, the bidding starts at 100 and a touch. Love his ceiling.

Wide Receivers

KD Cannon - FD 7500 DK 6700
The ridiculousness that is KD Cannon continues. Over the past two weeks Cannon has a 12/412/4 line. Dude, that’s like totally awesome dude. If you could take KD back to the early Tecmo Bowl days he would give Bo Jackson a run for his money. Goodley is expected back this week so we’ll see how that plays out, but Norwood is still out and Lee is clearly second fiddle to Cannon. I’m not sure you can expect 200yds and 2 touchdowns, but I think he IS worth the money.

Isiah Myers - FD 6300 DK 6000
River Cracraft - FD 5600 DK 5300
Dom Williams - FD 7000 DK 4200
Vince Mayle - FD 6000 DK 5100
As is the case every time the Cougars play, all of their receivers are in play. I honestly wouldn’t blame you if you played all four in cash games. All they do is pass and Utah should score some points so this game might get wild. Even Ricky Galvin can be used as a decent punt option. You should probably have at least one of these guys in all of your lineups. I know I will.

Tight End

Connor Hamlett - FD 4200 DK 3400
I figure there are about four TE’s worth taking a flier on tonight. Hamlett is a nice play on DK since it rewards a full point per reception. Connor is one of Mannion’s favorite targets and may look his a little more this week against a stingy USC defense.

Alan Cross - FD 3600 DK 2900
I like Cross more on Fanduel because I think he offers the same TD probability as the more expensive options, but for less. Memphis proved against UCLA it can move the ball. Mississippi has an above average defense so it could mean more underneath stuff for Cross.