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Essendon are expected to take Sandringhams Andrew McGrath or North Ballarats Hugh McCluggage with the top pick in one of the most even AFL drafts in recent memory.The Bombers have decided who they will select with the No.1 pick of Fridays national draft but are keeping their choice a closely guarded secret.Barring a late change of heart, it is likely McGrath or McCluggage - both gun midfielders - will join John Worsfolds effort to propel this years wooden spooner back up the ladder in 2017.Unlike recent years when the likes of Jacob Weitering, Paddy McCartin and Tom Boyd have announced themselves as the best young player in the land a long way out from the draft, the race to No.1 has been much closer for this draft class.Most other years No.1 has ben declared from about July, AFL national talent manager Kevin Sheahan said.So its been very tight at the top and then settled down to two or three most likely to go to Essendon.But clubs who dont have a first round pick need not despair, according to Sheahan.We think up the front that the midfielders are as good as any year but its down the back end that we reckon is special because our game is growing, he said.Were really buoyant about whats down the back. Weve seen the likes of Adam Goodes, Dane Swan, James Hird and Rory Sloane (go late) in years past.There have been some wonderful players and we think there are a bunch of players who could be taken down the back of this draft that will end up champions of the game, such is the depth of talent.McGrath announced himself as a potential No.1 pick in a stunning season where he captained TAC Cup side Sandringham and school team Brighton Grammar to premierships and co-captained Vic Metro to a national championship.Obviously that pick carries a bit of weight and expectation but its a massive honour too, McGrath said.If the cards were to fall that way Id be really humbled and privileged to accept that responsibility.Hopefully Id take it with both hands and represent myself and my club in the best possible way.Both players have toured Essendons facilities in recent weeks but say they are none the wiser as to the Bombers intentions.Theyre keeping their lips shut pretty tight, McCluggage said.I dont think anyone has much of an idea. 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With Clarksons reasonable salary as the starting point for me, I can vary the higher-priced stars I want exposure to on tonights slate, without unnecessary risk.Joe Kaiser -- Kawhi Leonard, San Antonio SpursLeonard is a star who has 50-point upside in DFS and is priced below $8,500 on both DraftKings and FanDuel. Hes a strong value at that price, regardless of the opponent, but particularly tonight against an Orlando team thats in the bottom third of the league in terms of DFS points allowed to small forwards.Kyle Soppe -- George Hill, Utah JazzIm locking myself into quality here and hoping for quantity. Hill has been remarkably efficient in November, as he is averaging 21.7 points on 56.8 percent shooting from the field in his seven games to go along with nearly four assists for every turnover. He has been rock solid in his three games since returning from a thumb injury that cost him two weeks, and a potential up-and-down game against the defensively inept Rockets could give him more opportunities than a standard game might. Be aware that this is his first back-to-back since the two-week hiatus, but if youre eyeing Anthony Davis tonight, Hill could be a nice alternative to the expensive top tier of point guards. Its rare, but I am all in favor of pairing Hill with one of his Jazz teammates (Gordon Hayward and Rodney Hood being the best options) in a contrarian type of move.ddddddddddddPlayers to fadeRenee Miller -- Kawhi Leonard, San Antonio SpursIve tried fitting both LeBron James and Leonard into lineups today and I dont like how it turns out. While both have shown a lower floor than Id like to see over the past week or so, Leonard faces a slow-paced team that actually ranks higher than the Spurs in defensive efficiency (Orlando is 10th in that category). Add the fact that the Spurs are huge favorites (minus -13.5) in this projected low-scoring game, and Leonard simply may not be asked to do enough tonight to pay off his salary.Joe Kaiser -- Aaron Gordon, Orlando MagicGordon is back in the starting lineup for a second game in a row and is priced so low that there might be some temptation to roster him. Dont do it. Hell be matched up against Leonard, one of the top defenders in the league, and doesnt have the well-rounded game or scoring/shooting ability to put up big DFS numbers.Kyle Soppe -- Andre Drummond, Detroit PistonsDrummond is great at what he does, but his limited skill set makes him a player I will often avoid. First of all, if Im going to go for this type of player, why not go with a cheaper version of a similar option in DeAndre Jordan? That thought aside, this simply isnt a good spot for Drummond, as the Hornets are a stingy defense that owns the third-best defensive rebounding rate in basketball. With the Hornets on the second night of a back-to-back and the Pistons operating as the fifth-slowest offense in basketball, Im not sure that Drummonds scoring output can offset what I expect might be a down game (by his crazy standards) on the boards. Even if the tired Hornets offer less resistance than normal, the ease of scoring simply isnt there, as Drummond has made one more free throw than I have over the last eight days ... This just in: I dont play in the NBA! ' ' '