New York Giants Daily Fantasy Football Picks 2015: Eli Manning a Solid Choice Early

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Gambling911.com has your New York Giants Daily Fantasy Football picks for 2015 with early season pricing courtesy of StarFantasyLeagues.com and subject to change.

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Manning will enter the season priced around $7.4K.  You will want to have Manning on your roster against the Atlanta Falcons in Week 2.

Likewise, Manning manhandled the Redskins last season and faces them in Week 3.

Eli came into his own the final 14 games of last season, turning in a 27:10 TD/Int ratio so he is one quarterback to consider beyond September, though his salary may move up slightly. FFToday.com writes of Manning:

A full season of Odell Beckham Jr., the addition of pass-catching running back Shane Vereen, and the return of Victor Cruz from a patella injury make Eli an enticing late-round quarterback for owners who opt to wait on a quarterback in drafts this summer.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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