NFL DFS Value Picks for Week 4 on DraftKings

It’s suddenly Week 4 of the NFL season.

There’s still no bye weeks, but we do have a London Game, so keep that in mind for your viewing pleasure. However, this 12-game featured slate on DraftKings gets going at 1:00 p.m. ET. Just like always.

Let’s sort through the players and the numbers and find a few value picks for Sunday’s action.

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NFL DFS Value Picks: Best Cheap DraftKings Plays for Sunday in Week 4

QB Jacoby Brissett, Arizona Cardinals at New York Giants, $5,000

It’s probably about time we start respecting Brissett, right? Going back to last season, the journeyman pivot has registered at least 200 yards passing and a multiple touchdowns in 11 of his last 15 contests. That’s called a rock-solid fantasy floor. Yet, here we are in Week 4, with Brissett’s salary coming in cheaper than almost every other starting quarterback on the slate. I simply don’t understand what’s not to like. Through three games in 2026, Brissett ranks fifth in the league in drop backs (124) and third in adjusted completion rate (82.7%). Now, on Sunday, he’ll get the chance to face a Giants defense that ranks 29th in defensive EPA per opponent pass attempt. Volume and a great matchup? Sign me up.

RB David Montgomery, Houston Texans vs. Dallas Cowboys, $5,700

I have a feeling that this is another big David Montgomery week. In this tier of running back, there’s a lot going on. Jeremiyah Love ($5,800) is too cheap. I’d argue the same with Bhayshul Tuten ($5,600). Then you’ve got the trio of back-ups with new-found opportunity in Ollie Gordon II ($5,500), Braelon Allen ($5,200) and Jaylen Wright ($5,000). But don’t overlook Montgomery, even with the underwhelming return of the past two games. Week 1 was the perfect blueprint for what the veteran’s massive upside looks like: 23 touches, three touchdowns and 28.9 FPTS. Alright, he might not catch another score this season, but you get my point. Montgomery is a goal line force and, despite the team’s overall struggles, the Texans are still fifth in the league in red zone drives per contest (4.0). The touchdown normalization is coming, and Montgomery will reap the rewards. The cherry on top? The Cowboys rank 22nd in defensive EPA per opponent rushing attempt and they’ve surrendered the second-most rushing yards per game (179.7).

WR Jordan Addison, Minnesota Vikings vs. Miami Dolphins, $5,300

Jordan Addison didn’t catch a pass in Week 1. He wasn’t much better in Week 2, but he at least got on the scoresheet. Then, in Week 3, Addison saw a team-high nine targets with Justin Jefferson ($7,300; ankle) unable to take the field in the second half. That resulted in five catches for 90 yards and a touchdown. So, I guess you could say that things are trending up for the former 23rd-overall pick. Jefferson’s status for this weekend’s tilt with the Dolphins is very much in doubt, and if the All-Pro can not suit up, it would leave a massive void for Addison to fill. The Vikings haven’t moved the ball well in 2026, yet things should be easier against a young Miami defense that ranks dead-last in defensive EPA per opponent pass attempt and is also conceding the most opponent yards per pass attempt (9.1). If Kyler Murray ($5,300) can’t exploit this matchup, Minnesota has some big questions going forward.