Taking down massive GPP tournaments like these can be a challenging feat that requires knowledge of both the players you are drafting and the opponents you are playing against. Beating a field with hundreds, of thousands, of entrants can be a daunting task, but correctly drafting players with low ownership percentages, that are also in good spots to produce, is a recipe for success. Below, we'll be highlighting our GPP-specific projections to provide you with players at each position who can produce and also be below 20% owned, preferably lower.
Ben Roethlisberger
Big Ben is balling out this season, and the 338.4 yards passing per game he's averaging this year is a new career high and leads the league. He's bested 330 yards passing in four straight contests, and during that four-game run, he's tossed 10 touchdown passes. With an embarrassment of riches in the passing attack that includes arguably the leagues best receiver, Antonio Brown, explosive second-year wide out, Martavis Bryant, an emerging number-three receiver, Markus Wheaton, and a rejuvenated running back, DeAngelo Williams, his upside is enormous. The game features a 49 points over/under total and a three point spread (the Bengals are favored), so there should be points aplenty. Roethlisberger's ownership rate checking in at under 7% in the FanDuel Thursday Mini Dive is gravy.
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