FanDuel Daily Fantasy Basketball Helper: Thursday 4/22/21

He'll face a Bulls team that's allowed the ninth-most fantasy points to two-guards over their last 15 games.DeMar DeRozan ($7,900) - DeRozan is fairly volatile for a player with a salary that's nearly at $8,000, but the position's thin and his matchup is good. The veteran has produced at least 39.6 FanDuel points in five of his last seven games, and he'll square off against a Detroit Pistons squad that's surrendered the most real-life points and second-most fantasy points to the position over their last seven games.Other Options to Consider: Terrence Ross ($4,700 - Questionable), Dwayne Bacon ($3,800), Josh Jackson ($5,500)Brandon Ingram ($8,400) - I highlighted Ingram as a player to target in today's studs column, and there's good reason for that. He's numberFire's third-best projected value on the entire slate.Other Options to Consider: Patrick Williams ($4,000), Keldon Johnson ($4,200), Naji Marshall ($4,800)Jayson Tatum ($9,500) - According to RotoGrinders, without Jaylen Brown on the court this season, Tatum has a team-high 35.4% usage rate to go with a rock-solid 1.35 FanDuel-point-per-minute average. The Bulls had been tough on power forwards all season, but they've shown cracks in that foundation recently -- they rank 23rd against the position over their last seven contests.Other Options to Consider: Lauri Markkanen ($4,000), Giannis Antetokounmpo ($11,000), Zion Williamson ($9,800)Nikola Vucevic ($8,800) - Prior to a dud against the Cleveland Cavaliers last night, Vucevic had garnered 45.9 or more FanDuel points in five straight games.