WEEKLY FANTASY VALUE

instead of Jordan consider these better options at lower start percentages: Brook Lopez (91.9 FP), Enes Kanter (106.7 FP), Tristan Thompson (90.3 FP), Jonas Valanciunas (82.3 FP), and Andre Drummond (152.9 FP). Starting in 83% of leagues he is expected to produce 102.8 fantasy points (WK 6). At his start percentage, he is expected to be the #11 center of the week, but he is projected to be the #20 center. In terms of total fantasy points he projected to come up 20.9 short of expectations.

He is projected for 82 fantasy points in week 6 (#19 C) in 3 games.

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REST OF SEASON VALUE

DeAndre Jordan is projected to be the #11 rated player of 11 centers who are owned in 100% of leagues. Using actual fantasy production and current start percentage as the first and second tie-breaker, his market rank is #11. He can be considered overvalued and expect his ranking among 100% owned centers to go down. He is projected for 1775 fantasy points in 67 remaining games. His projected average FP rank is the same as his rest of season total rank. The market ranks DeAndre Jordan behind Nurkic and above Whiteside but the projections rank Whiteside over DeAndre Jordan. His value could significantly increase if he was more of an offensive threat, especially from three-point range. But sharing the ball is a strength.

Jordan is not in the 11/18 DFS player pool, but one player who is in the Sportsline FanDuel optimal lineup is Nikola Vucevic, and Bam Adebayo is in the DraftKings optimal lineup.

LAST DAILY FANTASY PERFORMANCE 11/17 VS GS

• 13 pts, 10 reb, 0 ast, 1 blk, 1 stl
• FanDuel: $7200, 26 FPs (-$1022 value, -4.3 FPs)
• DraftKings: $6600, 29.5 FPs (-$478 value, -2.3 FPs)