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Welcome back for the Week 16 edition of “Red Light, Green Light”, your matchup guide for all of this weekend’s (and Monday’s) NFL contests. While this piece is not intended to be solely a start/bench list, it can be used ...

If you throw out Adrian Peterson’s 90-yard touchdown run against the Philadelphia Eagles back in Week 13, he has done very little to impress in a cratering Washington offense that continues to drag him down.

Baker Mayfield will throw for 350 passing yards, three touchdowns and have his best fantasy performance of the season against Cincinnati this week.

There’s a good chance Trevathan will get the eight stops Sunday he needs to top 100 for the season Sunday against a San Francisco team that ranks fourth in fantasy points given up to linebackers this season.

There is an argument to be made that Darrell Henderson has been the best and most explosive back in college football. Henderson is only a junior, but expect him to be in the conversation as one of the best running backs in the draft if he decides to declare.

Peyton Barber was the only running back to receive a carry in Week 15, and he has scored in 4 of his past 5 games. The math adds up here to yet another productive day for the underrated back out of Auburn.

Our own Tony Holm hosts his weekly chat at USAToday.com and FantasySharks.com today at Noon ET, get those questions in as we try to work our way through your lineup decisions this week. We'll see you then!

Tampa Bay is averaging 27.4 points per game (DK) on the season and has given up at least one touchdown to enemy passers in every single contest this year. Dak Prescott had a down week at Indianapolis in Week 15 but had been playing fine football in the previous weeks, spurned by the arrival of Amari Cooper.

Can Philip Rivers and the Los Angeles Chargers solve the stingy Baltimore defense? Can Drew Brees and New Orleans offense get back on track now that the team has returned home? David Grey will examine all the matchups in this week’s “Grey Report” because “not all matchups are black and white.”