With the NCAA Tournament currently paused until the Sweet 16 resumes on Thursday, the NBA once again garners attention. This Monday features an eight-game lineup filled with players fans of March Madness are sure to recognize, such as Jayson Tatum and Devin Booker, as well as international talents like Luka Doncic and Giannis Antetokounmpo. How can players like these be strategically used in NBA DFS lineups, particularly beneath the radar?

The Philadelphia 76ers’ guard, Quentin Grimes, has shown himself to be a compelling choice in DFS picks, averaging 28 points over his last 12 games this March while the team deals with key injuries. The 76ers are up against the Pelicans, who are missing their top four scorers, notably Zion Williamson (back) and CJ McCollum (rest). Thus, is Grimes a primary target for daily Fantasy players?

Make sure to check out expert insights from SportsLine’s Mike McClure to enhance your NBA DFS strategy.

On top of that, one of McClure’s key daily Fantasy picks is Jamal Murray, currently valued at $8,100 on DraftKings and $7,900 on FanDuel, due to Nikola Jokic being absent. Just on Sunday, Murray underlined his significance by scoring 39 points and dishing out seven assists in Jokic’s absence. The Nuggets contest the Bulls in a high-paced game, which may heighten Murray’s scoring opportunities.

Another optimal player according to McClure is Josh Giddey, who had an impressive previous outing, nearing a quadruple-double with 15 points, 10 rebounds, 17 assists, and eight steals in a win over the Lakers. With significantly increasing DFS outputs, Giddey should capitalize on all the rapid play styles noted earlier.

Align your NBA DFS lineups well in time for Monday.