Super Bowl LVIII is your last chance to play DFS in football for the season. Each team has many fun players to add to a lineup. Most of the players chosen will be a matter of preference. Do you think Travis Kelce or George Kittle will have a big game? No one will fault you for choosing a star player. The key to any DFC lineup is the fringe players. If a cheap player can have a huge game, it can lead to a dominating victory. Here are the best cheap players to add to your Super Bowl LVIII DFS lineup.
Super Bowl LVIII DFS: FB Kyle Juszczyk
Juszczyk won’t get many carries behind Christian McCaffrey. He will likely make a huge impact on the game but will not record many recordable stats. However, Kyle Shanahan likes to use him in big moments. FanDuel has him only costing $5,500. Make Kyle Juszczyk the last man on your Super Bowl LVIII DFS roster. The last time the San Francisco 49ers were in the Super Bowl, the fullback caught three passes for 39 yards and a touchdown.
Juszczyk always shines in the postseason. Against the Lions, he made a couple of big catches in critical moments. As opposing defenses scramble to contain McCaffrey, Deebo Samuel, and Brandon Aiyuk, Juszczyk has the talent to win a one-on-one matchup and get open. As the last man in the lineup, there is tremendous upside.
Super Bowl LVIII DFS: TE Noah Gray
If you are creating a Chiefs-heavy Super Bowl LVIII DFS lineup, you want to give Noah Gray a look. In the past two weeks, he has seen five receptions on eight targets, meaning Patrick Mahomes trusts him more than some of his receivers. In every game Gray saw action in 2023-24, he has seen at least one target. At $5,500 on FanDuel and under $3,000 on DraftKings, Gray is a great last-man option.
Andy Reid is known for pulling out all the stops in the final game. In last season’s Super Bowl, Kadarius Toney and Skyy Moore each caught one pass for a touchdown. What was the common thread with those touchdowns? Both came near the goal line. If the Chiefs are in a goal-to-go situation, Gray could pick up an easy touchdown.
Super Bowl LVIII DFS: RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire
Andy Reid does not abandon the run. In the last three playoff games, the Chiefs have run the ball on 46.5% of their snaps. It does help that the Chiefs were within one possession most of the time, but Reid commits to running the ball. While Isiah Pacheco will get most of the carries, Edwards-Helaire could see limited action.
He is also Pacheco insurance. The starting running back has been banged up. If he misses any time in the game, Edwards-Helaire will be the RB1. The production potential is there to feel comfortable putting Edwards-Helaire into your Super Bowl LVIII DFS lineup.
The Super Bowl is the last hurrah for the football season. Good luck to all on Sunday!
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