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Week 13 and the playoffs are in sight. Hopefully you are either in a good position to get into the playoffs or you’re still in contention. Either way, you need to keep playing the match-ups and rotating the roster. What I mean by rotating the roster is switching out players as if they were car parts. You remove this player to add that player. Every week you’re changing your line-up and disposing of the players you no longer need. For instance, in week 10 I was down to 2 RBs in my money league where I normally start 3 RBs with my flex postion so I picked
Isaac Bruce off waivers and used him in that spot. He produced with 62 yds and 1TD. I then dropped him the next week to pick up someone else. At this point in the game you have to bench players like
Lawrence Maroney and maybe even
Reggie Bush for other players like
Kolby Smith and
Andre Hall.
When trying to decide who should be in your line-ups you need to look at who has been hot at each position over the last three weeks. You must also keep in mind injuries and and other starting opportunities.
The charts below are ranked according to Shark League PPR scoring.
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