In daily fantasy baseball, a large percentage of winning lineups stacked players. Stacking players in a great matchup is a smart way to play. A game with high-scoring potential immediately draws the eye of fantasy players and it should be used as an opportunity to stack players in daily fantasy football two.

The best stack in a high-scoring game comes from pairing a quarterback with his top wide receiver. Whether it's Aaron Rodgers-Randall Cobb, Peyton Manning-Emmanuel Sanders or Matt Ryan-Julio Jones. These are the obvious, high cost stacks and they can absolutely work. But if you dig a little deeper, you can find cheaper options that still offer a lot of upside. 

That's where targets come in, a statistic that you can track thanks to eDraft's "Most Targeted" tool. It's an outstanding tool to use when building lineups and can help you find that great QB-WR value play. Let's take a look at some quick examples.