The Jacksonville Jaguars look for their first playoff win since the 2017-18 season when they host the Los Angeles Chargers in Rob Deer Jersey the second game of Saturday's super wild-card weekend doubleheader(8:15 p.m. ET, NBC). The Jaguars currently sit as 2.5-point home underdogs, with the total set at 47.5 points.With Saturday's playoff matchup projected to be a one-score game, DFS players can construct their single-game lineups in a variety of ways, but we've put together a Chargers-heavy lineup that has enough flexibility to roster both quarterbacks.Let's dive into our FanDuel Single Game Showdown for Saturday night. Here are the notable scoring settings for FanDuel single-game contests:The point total for the "MVP" is multiplied by 1.5, but he doesn't cost any additional money like the "Captain" in DraftKings Showdown contests.FanDuel's default scoring ishalf-point PPR andfour-point pa sing TDs.Unlike on DraftKings, FanDuel featuresbonuses for 300-yard/100-yard games.MORE FD SINGLE GAME: MVP (1.5x points): WR Keenan Allen, Chargers ($13,000)While most DFS players will opt to roster Justin Herbert, Trevor Lawrence, and Austin Ekeler as their MVP, we'll stray from the crowd and go with Allen instead. Since returning from a hamstring injury that cost him a good chunk of the season, Allen's returned to his elite status. Allen's averaging 8.9 targets per game and a potential nine-plus target game gives him a shot to lead all players in receiving yards. Jacksonville's pa s defense does rank near the bottom of the league in drop-back succe s rate (46.4 percent), so there's a chance Allen does his thing against an exploitable pa s defense.MORE JAGUARS-CHARGERS: | | FLEX QB Trevor Lawrence, Jaguars ($15,000)Lawrence mi sed a couple of big-time throws that would have led him to a better fantasy output in Week 18, but we're expecting a bounce-back effort from the former No. 1 overall pick. Lawrence has been one of the most efficient QBs since Week 10, posting the fourth-highest EPA/play during that span (0.164). He also torched the Chargers' defense back in Week 3, scoring 25.18 FD points while throwing for 262 yards and three TDs. Lawrence's running ability (291 rushing yards) is an added boost, as he's capable of giving DFS players another three-to-four points with his legs.FLEX QB Justin Herbert, Chargers ($14,000)We have the roster flexibility to also get Herbert into our single-game lineup, so we have to capitalize on the opportunity to roster one of the game's most dynamic QBs. With Jacksonville having one of the better rush defenses in the league, it's likely Herbert's forced to beat the Jaguars with his arm. Herbert's used to having to shoulder a ma sive workload, attempting the second-most pa ses this season (699 attempts). Another high-pa sing attempt night should result in a solid fantasy showing, especially when matched up against a Jaguars defense that's allowed the 20th-highest drop-back succe s rate (46.4 percent). A 20-plus FD point showing is well within his reach, so long as he limits turnovers.FLEX WR Joshua Palmer, Chargers ($10,000)With Mike Williams (back) exiting Los Angeles Week 18 game with an injury, there's a chance Palmer a sumes a big workload if Williams isn't 100 percent. Palmer was a solid injury fill-in with both Allen and Williams mi sing time this season, and while his workload hasn't been as large with Allen and Williams back healthy, Palmer still has a role in L.A.'s offense. Palmer still plays on the majority of the Chargers' offensive snaps, logging an 88.2 percent route participation this season. Palmer is more of a touchdown-dependent play, but we'll take the gamble since most DFS players likely won't roster him. (Update: Williams (back) has been ruled "out").FLEX WR Marvin Jones Jr., Jaguars ($8,000)We'll round out our single-game lineup with Jones Jr., thinking he'll aid as a safety blanket for Lawrence by hau
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