Each week, Juan Carlos Blanco spotlights 4–5 under-the-radar plays who combine DFS tournament upside with season-long streaming value. These matchup-driven picks are usually available in most leagues.
Kyren Williams exited the Week 13 loss to the Panthers for a spell due to an ankle injury, and although the latter returned to the game and doesn’t appear any worse for wear, Corum still put together an impressive 7-81-1 rushing line. The second-year back has logged between seven and 13 carries in the last six games, a stretch that includes three contests with at least 12 rush attempts.
The Cardinals have been a much more vulnerable run defense on the road, but they’re surrendering a fairly elevated 112.6 rushing yards per game overall and 4.4 RB yards per carry. Arizona also ranks 20th in open-field yards per carry allowed, while Corum boasts an impressive 20.2% broken-tackle rate. Then, it’s also worth noting the Cardinals are tied for the second-most red-zone rushing touchdowns allowed (12), while Corum has 18 red-zone touches through 12 games.
Engram’s involvement in the Broncos’ offense has fluctuated throughout his first season with the team, but the veteran tight end is coming off a season-best six-catch, 79-yard effort against the Commanders in Week 13. Engram has flashed a reasonable floor with at least four receptions in seven of 11 games, and he’s eclipsed 40 receiving yards on three occasions.
Engram is averaging 5.4 targets per game, and in Week 14, he’s facing a Raiders defense that’s surrendered 10.2 yards per completion, including 12.0 in the last three contests. Las Vegas has generally done a good job against tight ends, but the Raiders are still yielding a 68.3% catch rate to tight ends and 10.7 yards per reception to the position. Engram has the ability to build on his showing against Washington, making him a viable option at a tricky position.
