College football Week 14 has many great games on the featured DFS slate this Saturday. You can play weekly DFS contests at DraftKings for the duration of the season.
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Quarterback
Stud
Diego Pavia, Vanderbilt vs. Tennessee, $9,600
Diego Pavia has one more game to push his long-shot Heisman campaign and give Vanderbilt a shot to make the College Football Playoff. This should be a shootout between two elite offenses and two struggling defenses. In each of his past three games, Pavia has thrown for at least 365 yards, thrown at least three touchdowns and rushed for a touchdown. He is putting up numbers at an astonishing rate and should keep that going in the season finale.
Value
Ethan Grunkemeyer, Penn State vs. Rutgers, $5,400
Penn State is starting to play solid football over the final few weeks of the season. Ethan Grunkemeyer was given the tough task of having to figure out how to play high-level college football on a team that had just fired its coach and ruined a season that had national title aspirations. Things were shaky for Gunkemeyer for a while, but Penn State has now won back-to-back games, and Grunkemeyer has a 3-0 TD-INT ratio in those two wins. To end the season, Penn State faces one of the worst defenses in the country. Rutgers has the worst total defense in the Big Ten, and Grunkemeyer should have success in the final game of the season.
Running Back
Stud
Ahmad Hardy, Missouri vs. Arkansas, $7,500
Ahmad Hardy is having a remarkable season, and he has the chance to put up massive numbers in the season finale. Hardy ranks second in the nation in rushing yards and fourth in rushing touchdowns this season. Against Mississippi State two weeks ago, Hardy rushed for 300 yards and three scores. Hardy has the potential to put up similar numbers in this game. Arkansas ranks 128th in the nation in defensive rushing success rate, making it a bottom-ten run defense unit. They are a close second-to-last in the SEC, behind Mississippi State, in rushing yards per game. Hardy should gash them on the ground and have another massive game.
Value
Bryson Washington, Baylor vs. Houston, $5,300
Baylor has one of the most pass-heavy offenses in the country, led by Sawyer Robertson. That has caused Bryson Washington to fly largely under the radar, but he has had a solid season. Washington ranks seventh in the Big 12 in rushing yards with 772 on the season. He also has seven total touchdowns in 2025. The way to attack Houston is on the ground. The Cougars rank 44th in defensive dropback success rate, but 90th in defensive rushing success rate. Washington should get more touches than normal and turn in a solid performance.
Wide Receiver
Stud
Eric McAlister, TCU vs. Cincinnati, $7,900
Eric McAlister has turned himself into an elite NFL prospect with his work this season. He leads the Big 12 in receiving, the only 1,000-yard receiver in the conference. Overall, he ranks seventh in the nation in receiving yards and 12th in receiving touchdowns. The Cincinnati defense struggles against the pass, ranking 82nd in EPA/dropback and 92nd in dropback success rate. Josh Hoover should feed it to his favorite target early and often, allowing him to fill up the stat sheet.
Value
Chris Brazzell II, Tennessee vs. Vanderbilt, $5,600
Chris Brazzell II has been fantastic for Tennessee this season. Brazzell is the SEC’s leading receiver and ranks 11th in the nation with 926 receiving yards. Vanderbilt has improved tremendously this season, but the pass defense is its biggest vulnerability. Only Arkansas has allowed more passing yards per game in the SEC than Vanderbilt this season. The Commodores rank 68th in defensive EPA/dropback and 86th in defensive dropback success rate. Brazzell should be able to catch some deep balls against this secondary, making him a bargain at this price.
Flex/Superflex
You can use any of the other names I listed in the above categories for the flex or superflex positions. However, here are a few more names, just in case.
Stud
Kaytron Allen, RB, Penn State vs. Rutgers, $8,500
Kaytron Allen has been a major reason for the surge in Penn State’s performances over the past month. Allen entered the season expecting to be one of the nation’s top running backs, alongside his teammate Nic Singleton. Despite the massive struggles from Penn State all season, Allen has lived up to his end of the bargain. He ranks second in the Big Ten in rushing yards with over 1,000 on the season. He also leads the conference with 14 rushing touchdowns in 2025. Allen ranks 12th in the nation in rushing yards and seventh in rushing touchdowns. He should have a massive final game against Rutgers. Rutgers is the only team in the Big Ten allowing over 200 rushing yards per game. Rutgers ranks 130th nationally in defensive success rate and should get gashed by Allen all game.
Value
Beau Pribula, QB, Missouri vs. Arkansas, $6,100
Beau Pribula made his return from injury in a disappointing loss to Oklahoma last week. That was a tough way to return, against one of the nation’s best defenses. Oklahoma had Pribula under pressure and never allowed him to get comfortable in his first game back. Against Arkansas, it will be the opposite feeling for Pribula. The Razorbacks rank last in the SEC in passing yards per game allowed and rank 126th in the nation in defensive EPA/dropback. Pribula should be able to move it with ease against Arkansas, both through the air and using his legs.
