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Josh Allen always has the safe floor due to his rushing, and this week could be a ceiling game. The Jets are the best possible matchup for opposing quarterbacks, and that's despite the defensive beating they put on Pittsburgh last week.

Will the league find a way to slow down the Air Raid scheme? Maybe, but I would still bet on Murray’s talent and still untapped upside. He could be the top breakout quarterback of 2020.

Gus Edwards will see an increase in carries as Ingram will likely see very little work in Week 17, if any. Although, Pittsburgh has been tough against the run, they did give up 89 yards to Devin Singletary in Week 15.

Carson left Sunday’s game against the Cardinals with a hip injury in the second quarter. After the game, Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll indicated that Carson’s injury will sideline him in Week 17 and, in all probability, the postseason as well.

The absence of Derrick Henry opens up a lot of opportunity for Dion Lewis. In fact, you could do a lot worse than Dion Lewis (TEN) and DeAndre Washington (OAK) in your DFS lineups today.

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In the first meeting against the Chargers, Jacobs handled the majority of the carries and put up 19.1 DraftKings points. Don’t over think it. Plug Washington in with Jacobs out and move on to the next position.

Zach Ertz is a must-start this week. If your team has been plagued by injuries and you lack significant depth, Dallas Goedert would not be a terrible flex option to get you around 7-8 points.

The Chiefs defense has vastly improved in recent weeks as they’ve held opposing teams to under 300 yards of total offense. That is not a great sign for Mitch Trubisky who commands a Bears offense that already averages under that mark.