DraftKings King of the End Zone returns again, this time for the NFL Championship round on Sunday. Last week Saquon Barkley and Jameson Williams cashed for bettors who took them to score the longest touchdowns in their respective games. Now is your chance to get in on this action for Commanders-Eagles and Bills-Chiefs.
This article will focus on players considered a “value” play to score the longest touchdown. You won’t find some of the favorites in here like Saquon Barkley or Josh Allen. Instead, we’ll look at players with longer odds of reaching the end zone.
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DraftKings King of the End Zone Value Picks for NFL Championship ROund
Dyami Brown +350
Brown has become an important piece of this Commanders offense. After Noah Brown was lost for the season in Week 13, D. Brown has 21 catches on 26 targets for 289 yards and a touchdown through five games. Brown is also getting some of the deep throws as well, seeing three targets of at least 20 yards. That’s the second-most on the team behind Terry McLaurin. Brown has also collected 149 yards after the catch since Week 15, which tops the Commanders receivers. It’s a tough matchup against a very good Eagles secondary, but Brown is in a great position to potentially break off a catch that could win the King of the End Zone.
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Keon Coleman +350
If we’re being honest, Coleman has been a complete non-factor during the playoffs. He’s made two catches on four targets for 10 total yards. Yikes. Not exactly a resume that makes you want to use him for a King of the End Zone single or parlay bet. However, he continues to log the second-most snaps amongst the Bills receivers behind Khalil Shakir. Coleman was on the field for 60% of the offensive snaps in both the Divisional and Wild Card rounds. When Josh Allen is targeting him, Coleman also has the highest aDOT amongst the receivers at 15.2. So while the opportunities are few and far, Coleman at least is setup to potentially have one of those long touchdowns. He makes for an intriguing pick, especially for someone that’s been very quiet thus far in the playoffs.
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