We have arrived in Week 15 of the 2024 NFL season, which means there are no more bye weeks and all 16 teams will be in action from Thursday to Monday. DraftKings has another millionaire contest, and picking the right QB/WR stack can make all the difference in your lineup. Below are my four favorite stacks for Sunday’s 12-game slate.
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4. Joe Burrow ($7,300)/ Ja’Marr Chase ($8,400), Bengals at Titans
These two would usually be higher up on my rankings, but due to their tough matchup, I decided to slot them in here as my fourth favorite stack. Burrow and Chase are capable of dominating against any secondary, but the Titans will present one of the toughest challenges of the season. Tennessee holds opposing receivers to the second-fewest FPTS, while Chase leads all receivers in FPTS.
Will he be able to overcome the matchup and continue to dominate? I believe he will but to a certain extent. Chase is coming off his third-best game of the season, catching 14 passes for 177 yards and two touchdowns against Dallas. I don’t expect that kind of performance against a tough defense, but Chase and Burrow still have the opportunity to be effective. Burrow has also been elite in FPTS scoring this season, ranking third among all signal callers.
3. Aaron Rodgers ($5,400)/ Garrett Wilson ($6,500), Jets at Jaguars
This game may be a tough watch, but I believe this duo has the chance to dominate with a great matchup. The Jaguars give up the fifth most FPTS to opposing wideouts and the second most to opposing quarterbacks. Aaron Rodgers is coming off of some sneaky good performances, averaging 15.9 FPTS per game over his last three starts. Don’t expect a Lamar Jackson or Josh Allen-type performance from him, but he’s definitely capable of getting to the 20 FPTS mark with this matchup.
As for Garrett Wilson, this price tag is way too low for someone with recent production and an elite matchup. Wilson is 6th among all receivers in FPTS and is coming off of a 100+ yard performance against the Dolphins. He arguably should have been even better last week, if it wasn’t for a bad pass from Rodgers when Wilson had left Jalen Ramsey on the floor and was streaking up the sideline alone. Regardless, these two have shown consistency recently and I expect the Jets to try and attack Jacksonville vertically down the field.
2. Tua Tagovailoa ($6,100)/ Tyreek Hill ($7,400), Dolphins at Texans
The Tyreek Hill we have grown to love is back. After 11 consecutive games without reaching the century mark, Hill arrived in a big way last week against a good Jets secondary. He finished with 10 catches, 115 yards and a score as the Dolphins offense put up 32 points in the win. The offense looked more like the high-powered unit we saw last season, and I think we can expect some of the same in Week 15.
As for the matchup, Houston concedes the sixth most to opposing receivers and they rank 22nd against quarterbacks. This is a great opportunity for Tua and Tyreek to continue the momentum they built last week. What better week to do it? The game is in Houston, so there are no weather concerns for this offense. They have a great matchup, and they are coming off great performances. I think this will be another big week for the offense, and hopefully, Tua and Tyreek are a massive part of that success.
1. Jayden Daniels ($7,500)/ Terry McLaurin ($7,200), Commanders at Saints
In need of another QB/WR stack that has been performing at an elite level and has a great matchup in Week 15? Look no further than Jayden Daniels and Scary Terry. These two have been dominant from the jump this season, as Daniels ranks sixth among QBs in FPTS and McLaurin ranks fifth among wideouts. It’s rare to have a QB and WR both in the top six in fantasy scoring on the season, and when you couple that up with a great matchup, they have to take the top spot on my list.
The Saints’ season has been a mess, and so has their defense. They rank middle of the pack against opposing signal callers, but struggle mightily against receivers, allowing the seventh most FPTS to that position. This game will also be played in a dome, which during this time of the year, is a big help for fantasy scoring on offense. The Commanders are in a race for a Wild Card spot, while the Saints season is over. I expect Washington to come out firing on all cylinders, especially because they are coming off of their bye week.
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