49ers-Cardinals Daily Fantasy NFL Picks, Betting Line

Written by :

Dan Shapiro

Published on :

26 September, 2015

Gambling911.com has your 49ers-Cardinals Daily Fantasy NFL picks along with the latest betting line. Arizona was a -6.5 favorite with the total set at 44.5.

What to Consider With the 49ers: The Cardinals have allowed the 14th most points to opposing wideouts since the start of last year so don’t be afraid to consider Torrey Smith, but more so Vernon Davis, since he’s cheaper. Both have been consistent targets of Colin Kaepernick.

Who to Play:

Vernon Davis ($3.2K) – Arizona has its issues against opposing tight ends and Davis should be targeted a few times.. He comes into this game with a very cheap price tag.

Chris Johnson ($4K) – The 49ers allowed D’Angelo Williams to score three scores last week. Nuff said.

Larry Fitzgerald ($5.8K) – He’s leading the Cardinals in targets, catches, yards, and touchdowns, and at a decent price no less.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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