Are you ready for the Week 7 NFL DFS slate? Correlating your DFS lineup and stacking a team and/or game is often key to success in DFS. But who are the best Week 7 DFS stacks?
If you haven’t played DFS before, a stack is taking a team’s quarterback and wide receiver (or running back/tight end) in the same lineup. It’s a great way to capitalize on good performances and rack up points quickly. For Week 7, let’s look at some of the best stacks in every game on Sunday.
Go here for more free NFL picks!
Week 7 DFS: One DFS Stack For Each Week 7 NFL Game
Detroit Lions vs. Baltimore Ravens
Jared Goff $6400
Amon-Ra St. Brown $8000
The Lions offense is really clicking under creative offensive coordinator Ben Johnson. Yes, even outdoors and on the road, as Jared Goff was QB1 on the road last week vs. Tampa Bay. Of course, Amon-Ra St. Brown is his alpha receiver, but he also has a stable of other weapons, including TE Sam LaPorta, WR Josh Reynolds, and now speedster WR Jameson Williams is back and scored a long touchdown last week. I’ll stack this top offense with Goff and St. Brown this week.
Las Vegas Raiders vs. Chicago Bears
Aidan O’Connell $4700
Davante Adams $8200
This is the battle of the backup quarterbacks in Chicago. It’s not official yet, but QB Aidan O’Connell will likely start for the Raiders. I will side with this rookie gunslinger who has Davante Adams, Jakobi Meyers, and emerging rookie TE Michael Mayer to target. There is also the squeaky wheel narrative for Adams, as he’s expressed frustration for his lack of targets the past couple of weeks. Look for the rookie to feed Adams against this weak Bears’ secondary.
Cleveland Browns vs. Indianapolis Colts
Gardner Minshew $5200
Josh Downs $4500
Honestly, I don’t have a ton of interest in this game outside of 4.5K WR Josh Downs. I’m stacking QB Gardner Minshew and WR Josh Downs because we still don’t know the status of QB Deshaun Watson for the Browns. He returned to practice Thursday, but he’s still listed as questionable. If he was healthy, I would target him and WR Amari Cooper.
But for now, I’ll take the cheap stack in the gunslinger Minshew and Downs. Minshew targeted Downs 12 and 8 times in his two full starts, so I like that volume, even against a top defense.
Buffalo Bills vs. New England Patriots
Josh Allen $8200
Stefon Diggs $8900
I like this as a big bounce-back spot for Josh Allen and the Bills’ offense after nearly losing to the Giants on Sunday night. WR Stefon Diggs has been a consistent alpha for the Bills, going for 100+ yards in all but one game this season. He also has fared very well against the Patriots in the last few years with the Bills.
Washington Commanders vs. New York Giants
Sam Howell $5500
Terry McLaurin $5400
Yes, QB Sam Howell is taking a record-setting amount of sacks so far this season. Outside of the sacks, he also looks competent and efficient in this offense. If he can limit the number of sacks and sustain more drives, I like the upside for Howell and the Commanders’ offense this week vs. the Giants. He has spread it around this season quite a bit, but last week, he fed WR Terry McLaurin 11 targets, which resulted in 81 yards.
Atlanta Falcons vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Baker Mayfield $5300
Mike Evans $7100
The Bucs offense was inefficient last week, but I like them to bounce back in a big division game at home. The Falcons have given up the 5th most passing touchdowns this season, and I like this as a spot for Mayfield and Evans to get back on track.
Pittsburgh Steelers vs. LA Rams
Matthew Stafford $6500
Cooper Kupp $9500
The Rams will be without RB Kyren Williams, and it will likely be a committee approach for their running game. I like LA’s passing game to just be an extension of the running game. With receivers Cooper Kupp and Puka Nucua, I look for Stafford to air it out a lot and throw for over 300 yards in this game. He is also due for some positive touchdown regression, and with Williams out, he may start adding more passing touchdowns to his stat sheet.
Arizona Cardinals vs. Seattle Seahawks
Geno Smith $6000
Tyler Lockett $6000
Note that both receivers for the Seahawks, DK Metcalf, and Tyler Lockett, are questionable, so pay attention to injury reports for the rest of the week. But I’ll take the cheaper option with a 22% target share in a great matchup vs. the Cardinals secondary.
Green Bay Packers vs. Denver Broncos
Jordan Love $5800
Christian Watson $5600
I don’t love either quarterback in this game. But WR Christian Watson is priced too cheap for his upside against one of the league’s worst pass defenses. I’ll stack Jordan Love and Watson and like both the savings and upside in this matchup.
LA Chargers vs. Kansas City Chiefs
Justin Herbert $8000
Keenan Allen $8600
Of course, you could stack QB Patrick Mahomes and TE Travis Kelce from the Chiefs side in this projected shootout. But I typically pay down at TE, and I like taking the side that I think will be playing from behind and needing to throw more in the 2nd half. WR Keenan Allen is Herbert’s main target, with a 30% target share. This stack is expensive but likely worth the price.
