DFS lineup strategy, best buys and our favorite Pick 6 options for divisional round - ESPN

With four games on the NFL divisional slate this weekend, building a lineup means identifying the best and most differentiating players from the eight playoff teams. Everyone is available. You just have to fit the players you want under the salary cap. Here's how our team is approaching for the DraftKings main slate. If you'd rather focus on individual performances, Pick 6 is the way to go and the team's favorite plays are below.

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Daniel Dopp: With only eight teams to choose from this week, you'll likely see a lot of duped lineups, so we're always looking for someway we could differentiate our lineup from everyone else. However, right off the top, I'm all in on the Matthew Stafford-Puka Nacua-Davante Adams combo this week in spite of the bad weather we're expected to see in Chicago. They're all pretty pricey and you'll have to make some concessions elsewhere if you want to double stack here, but at a minimum I'm playing Stafford and one of these WRs against a Bears team that's allowed a TON of fantasy points to WRs this season. It's a great matchup, even if the elements aren't in our favor.

The RB situation is a little tricky, especially if you want to spend up at WR. Christian McCaffrey is mostly priced out of our lineups for those of us wanting to do a Rams stack, which means looking a little deeper into the player pool. RJ Harvey against a soft Bills run defense — 8th-most fantasy points allowed to running backs this season — and Zach Charbonnet — taking on the 49ers team against which he scored in both regular-season meetings — are both mid-to-low priced options