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Welcome back for the Week 12 edition of “Red Light, Green Light”, your matchup guide for all of this weekend’s NFL contests. While the information conveyed below piece is not intended to be solely a start/bench list, it can be used to evaluate those decisions as well.

Calvin Ridley has been a big benefactor from Austin Hooper missing time. Ridley will have no problem beating one-on-one coverage while Julio Jones is double teamed.

The mismatch this day will be when Denver runs the ball as Phillip Lindsay carves through Buffalo with his elusiveness. Be leery of the rest in fantasy as they'll all chip in to some degree but won't stand out this week.

The Bucs have given up 340 yards or more in two of the last three games and have surrendered 11 touchdowns over that same span. Matt Ryan and the Falcons should be able to feast on this secondary, fire up Ryan this week and don’t look back.

Guice is risky, sure, but there is a lot to like here. Yes, he only saw 8 touches last week, but he took one of those to the house for a 45-yard touchdown. You may want to call it an outlier, but it was more likely a showcase of his elite play-making ability.

On the season, taking into consideration everything he’s been through, the elder QB still produces at a QB1 level, right? What if we told you that last week against the Eagles, Brady wasn’t even the best quarterback on his own team?

Mason Rudolph is starting to show his limitations as a passer against a Browns team that is finally healthy in the secondary. Rudolph threw for 4 interceptions and just one touchdown on an infamous night that he was hit with a helmet.

The Jaguars are struggling as a team, but that defensive front may be the single strongest position group on the club. All three of those stud DL are set up to feast Sunday against a Tennessee Titans team that leads the league in both sacks allowed (42) and fantasy points per game surrendered to defensive linemen in 2019.

D.J. Moore has been a model of consistency this season and is clearly the top wide receiver for the Panthers. If he didn’t have to contend with Christian McCaffrey getting so many targets out of the backfield then he’d probably be a Pro Bowler.

Failing to reach double-digit DraftKings points in only one contest this season, Carson has been one of the most consistent players in the business. He draws a very interesting matchup this week due to his position as an integral piece of one of the league’s most prolific offenses.