FanDuel Daily Fantasy Football Helper: Week 15 Monday Night

Las Vegas OffenseEven though they're on the road, the fact that the Raiders are only slight favored against the Browns' depleted roster suggests that oddsmakers don't have a ton of confidence in them these days.The good news is that it's pretty easy to narrow down the top fantasy options on the team.Injuries have left Josh Jacobs ($7,400) and Hunter Renfrow ($7,400) with voluminous roles, making them the ideal guys to target.Over the past two games, Jacobs has averaged 26.0 adjusted opportunities (carries plus 2x targets) since Kenyan Drake was injured early in Week 13. Unfortunately, that hasn't translated to much box score success, but a serviceable 12.1% target share keeps him in play at a tight end position lacking upside options.Finally, Derek Carr ($7,600) is in play by default, but the quarterbacks in the second game are more intriguing in a potentially better game environment. If nothing else, Carr could have passing volume in his favor, though, as he's averaging 38.2 pass attempts and 302.0 passing yards per game this season.Given the situation on the other side, the Las Vegas D/ST ($4,000) is a nice way to slash salary on defense.Cleveland OffenseWhile there was a chance that some players on the COVID-19 list could get cleared this afternoon, it's already been reported that quarterbacks Baker Mayfield and Nick Mullens did not clear protocols, so third-stringer Nick Mullens ($6,500) will get the start for Cleveland. With Hunt getting hurt mid-game last week, Chubb would see 25.0 adjusted opportunities and a season-high 65.6% snap rate, and both of those marks could go up in a pivotal game for a Browns team still fighting for a playoff spot.Beyond him, it's tough to feel too comfortable in the passing game with Mullens under center, but Donovan Peoples-Jones ($5,900), Rashard Higgins ($4,700), and David Njoku ($5,200) will be his top weapons. Peoples-Jones played a season-high 91.8% snap rate last week and saw the second-highest target share (22.6%) behind Landry.