DFS 2015 NFL Divisional Round Playoffs Running Back Preview

Written by :

Ean Lamb

Published on :

6 January, 2015

Pat Mayo and Corey Erdman of the FNTSY Sports Network discuss which Running Backs you should be building your Daily Fantasy Sports lineups around in this coming weekend’s NFL Divisional Round Playoffs.

Will Ronnie Hillman effect C.J. Anderson's production? And who is Mayo's diamond in the rough entering the weekend? The answer may surprise you.

Denver’s Anderson has posted 23.8 or more fantasy points in 6 of his last 8 outings and he is priced right around $7600 at DraftKings.com.

DeMarco Murray may be considered one of the safer Daily Fantasy running back picks of the Divisional Round priced at $8400.

The Cowboys star will be playing in what should be a slightly warmer Ice Bowl of sorts with temps in the low 20’s and plenty of snow and wind. Expect Tony Romo to keep this one on the ground and that benefits Murray nicely.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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