With most teams now with two games in the books, we are starting to get a sense of the roles on each team and how the depth charts are shaking out. Tonight's games have five games with current implied totals over 225 points, so there should be plenty of fantasy production to go around. Be sure to check out our NBA DFS projections, powered by FanJections, NBA DFS Lineup Generator, and all of the rest of our NBA DFS content and tools!

DraftKings DFS Value Plays

Isaiah Jackson, Indiana Pacers ($4,000)

A couple things need to break Jackson's way on Saturday, but the path to 25 minutes and smashing his salary with fantasy points is opening up. Jalen Smith left last night's game for the Pacers after getting hit in the mouth. He is very questionable for tonight's back-to-back tilt against the Detroit Piston. We already know Myles Turner is out because a surely-now-unemployed ball boy caused him to twist his ankle. If Smith is out, That opens the door for Jackson to have a boatload of minutes. He was able to put up 16 points, six rebounds, two assists, a steal and a block in just 16 minutes on Friday. With 10 more minutes, he could easily 8x his salary.

Derrick White, Boston Celtics ($4,200)

Even with Malcolm Brogdon now in town, Derrick White is playing more than 24 minutes per game for the Celtics to open the season. But even though his shooting is abysmal to start the year (37.5%), he is contributing in other ways (five rebounds, three assists, and almost two blocks per game) to get his fantasy points. But he will find his shot eventually, and when he does, he can easily pay off a $4,200 salary. Our projections tonight call for 26.4 fantasy points and a 6.2x of his salary. 

Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Denver Nuggets ($4,800)

It wasn't Nikola Jokic, Jamal Murray, or Aaron Gordon who leads the Nuggets in minutes for the season. It's KCP who has been on the floor for 34 minutes per game in the first two contest of the season. Caldwell-Pope has back-to-back games with over 21 DraftKings points, primarily thanks to his rebounding, assists, and steals. Against a weak defensive unit like the Oklahoma City Thunder, KCP should have plenty of opportunities for pressures, steals, rebounds, and points. He regained his shooting form on Friday, shooting 50% from the floor and from three. 

FanDuel DFS Value Plays

John Konchar, Memphis Grizzlies ($4,500)

A $300 salary drop after 35.75 and 32.75 fantasy points games? OK. I get that last night's game against the Rockets was a much better fantasy environment, but Konchar can easily get to 30 fantasy points against the Dallas Mavericks based on his his minutes per game (32) and his usage rate (14% through two games). Konchar is launching 7.5 threes per game this week after only 1.8 per game last year, and Dallas is allowing opponents to shoot 36.5% from three this year.

Kenyon Martin, Jr., Houston Rockets ($3,700) 

We know that Eric Gordon and Jae'Sean Tate will miss tonight's game against the Milwaukee Bucks. That should leave plenty of minutes available for Kenyon Martin, Jr. to play at the small forward position. Last season, Martin's per-36 numbers were 10.7 points, 7.7 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 2.3 steals + blocks per game. With Grayson Allen playing an undersized small forward for the Bucks right now, this is a matchup where Martin can take advantage.