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Welcome to the Week 17 edition of “Red Light, Green Light,” a matchup guide for all of this weekend’s NFL contests (and Monday night).

Targeting teams with something to play for this last week of the season is the best strategy for success. Baltimore falls into that category, and Lamar Jackson is in a great spot this Sunday.

This was a weird year for all rookies, and Edwards-Helaire entered a backfield that many did not want to admit was a timeshare. Last year, no running back had over 500 rushing yards for Kansas City, and the team has had just one 1,000-yard rusher over the last five years.

Pittsburgh is not playing for anything as it has already named Mason Rudolph the starter. In the last game Rudolph started against Cleveland, things got heated with Myles Garrett so there should be some left over tension still.

This game is more about Dallas going to the playoffs than it is about Philadelphia winning. While there are better days ahead for Washington, they will lose a heart-breaker in a "win and in" game that they will ultimately lose.

Yes, Gallman's production has fallen off in recent weeks, but you have to look beyond that. He is still the snap leader for running backs on the Giants, and his last 2 games have been against tough run defenses. Enter Dallas, who are giving up the 7th-most points to opposing running backs.

Last week Herbert threw his 28th touchdown pass, breaking the rookie record previously held by Baker Mayfield. This week he gets the Chiefs, which would be a tough spot for a rookie going into Arrowhead, but with nothing to play for, the Chiefs will be resting starters.

The Cowboys travel to New Jersey to face the Giants in the finale. This game has all kinds of playoff implications so expect Andy Dalton and the Dallas offense to have another big game as they are fighting for the division.

Chase Young has been on an absolute tear of late—since the fantasy playoffs began in Week 13, he's the highest-scoring defensive lineman in fantasy football. Now Young gets a dream matchup to close out the season against a Philadelphia Eagles team that has allowed a staggering 62 sacks this year.

Will Jonathan Taylor stay hot and help carry the Colts and your fantasy team to victory? What does Alvin Kamara have on tap for an encore? David Grey will breakdown all the match-ups in this week’s Grey Report, Because Not ...