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Jamaal Williams looked great for Green Bay on Sunday. He ran for 55 yards and a touchdown and caught four passes for 42 yards as well. He is available in 99 percent of leagues and faces the New York Jets in Week 16.

Is it okay to trust a Philadelphia Eagles wideout not named Golden Tate? Perhaps you remember this guy. If he’s on your roster, he probably has been collecting dust on the end of the bench.

If you’re in a bind at running back or are looking for a player with a high weekly upside, Damien Williams is your guy if Spencer Ware continues to sit out with his injury. View him as a mid-level RB2 for as long as Ware is sidelined.

Fortunately, Keenan Allen appears to have avoided a long-term injury, but his availability for Week 16 still seems to be in question. If he is forced to miss that game, then Mike Williams and Tyrell Williams would be the team’s full-time starting wideouts.

Coach Harbaugh indicated that Ken Dixon will get more opportunity this week and Gus Edwards has been slowed by an ankle injury. If he is splitting the touches with Edwards, it makes Dixon the better play as he is $900 cheaper on DraftKings.

I expect that the Saints are going to attempt to shut down the Panthers rushing attack and force Cam Newton to beat them with the pass. This will lead to several opportunities for both Devin Funchess and D.J. Moore.

Aaron Jones scored in his fifth straight game, and the second-year pro has hit pay dirt eight times in the last seven weeks. However, the Bears defense has allowed the fifth-fewest rushing yards, the fewest rushing touchdowns and the fewest fantasy points to running backs.

While Dalvin Cook hasn't been running the ball all that well since his return from injury, he's been a decent RB2/Flex play over the last three games. The Vikings' RB has average 88 scrimmage yards, five catches and 0.67 TDs per game in that span, good for an average 18.2 PPG...

Matt Ryan has been having a really solid season thus far without as much hype as guys like Drew Brees and Patrick Mahomes, but he's one of three QBs with 4,000+ yards so far (along with Mahomes and Roethlisberger) and his 28 TDs are tied for sixth in the league.

And here come the Giants in what will likely be a "too little too late" late-season charge. Saquon Barkley came as advertised, what a special player he'll be. There will be a decent amount of offense in this one from both sides though Barkley will pace the Giants.