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Top NFL Targets at each position for 6-game slate on June 12th

Stacking Philip Rivers with Mike Williams seems like one of the best plays you can make for Friday’s six-game slate of Madden sims.

Quarterback Philip Rivers and wide receiver Mike Williams of the Los Angeles Chargers celebrate after a third quarter touchdown pass and catch against the Denver Broncos at Broncos Stadium at Mile High on December 30, 2018 in Denver, Colorado. Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images

The schedule for Friday’s six-game slate of simulated Madden games is set. DraftKings will have a classic contests going, and we break down ideal picks for the all-day slate below. You can set your lineup here.

Quarterback

Studs

Philip Rivers, Chargers ($7,000) vs. Buccaneers

Rivers has two wideouts averaging more than 17 DKFP per game and is up against one of the worst secondaries in the slate. Only Tom Brady has thrown for more touchdowns in this slate. This is one of the best matchups you’ll find.

Value

Jacoby Brissett, Colts ($6,300) vs. Eagles

Brisett is one of four quarterbacks averaging more than 18 DKFP per game and is up against the Eagles’ secondary. Hilton is one of the most elusive wideouts in the game, and Eric Ebron has over 100 receptions. Brissett has a limited ground game behind him and will likely hurl up a ton of passes.

Running back

Studs

Miles Sanders, Eagles ($6,200) vs. Colts

Sanders has the second highest DKFP average (17) in the slate. He’s scored more receiving touchdowns (4) than any other back has rushed for 10 as well. He’s against the weakest scoring defense in the slate. If he gets involved early, he should receive a steady stream of touches throughout the game.

Value

Nyheim Hines, Colts ($4,500) vs. Eagles

Hines has finally gotten a bump in price and is no longer under $4,000, but he’s sill has plenty of value. He produces like a RB1 a a good chunk of his production comes from PPR, so he shouldn’t be hindered too much by the Eagles’ stout defensive line.

Wide receiver

Studs

T.Y. Hilton, Colts ($7,500) vs. Eagles

Hilton has scored more touchdowns (16) than all but one wideout in the slate and is head and shoulders above the other receivers on his team. His route running can be rivaled by few and none of the Eagles’ cornerbacks should be skilled enough to cover him one on one.

Value

Mike Williams, Chargers ($5,700) vs. Buccaneers

Williams is the other player with 16 touchdowns in the slate. His price is no longer below $5,000, but he still seems like the beast value play at receiver. He regularly returns 3x value and is a cheat code to be honest. He’s outperformed Keenan Allen at this point in the sims season and will likely be rostered at a very high percentage agains the Buccaneers’ poor defense.

Tight End

Studs

George Kittle, 49ers ($6,500) vs. Panthers

Kittle is the cream of the crop at tight end and has top-notch numbers across the board at his position. Even though his DKFP average (15.1) isn’t the highest mark in the slate, he has some of the best hands in the game and is an elite red zone threat.

Value

Ben Watson, Patriots ($4,700) vs. Giants

No tight end has more receptions (128) than Watson. He has the highest DKFP (15.7) in the slate and remains a bargain week in and week out. His price will likely rise more before long, so it’s best to get in one him while he’s performing like a star for cheap.

Defense/Special Teams

Studs

Patriots ($3,000) vs. Giants

It’s hard to pass on one of the better secondaries in the game against a rookie quarterback with an overall rating of 70. He is accurate on short passes, but dealing with Stephon Gilmore and the McCourty twins should be a challenge.

Value

49ers ($2,400) vs. Panthers

The 49ers have a top-notch defensive line and secondary. Christian McCaffrey has been ridiculously inconsistent for the best running back in the game, and Cam Newton has thrown for the fewest yards in the slate.