Commentary

Since the AFL/NFL merger, only 14 quarterbacks have produced seasons in which they averaged greater than 9 yards per pass attempt on 200 or more throws. Tannehill is very likely to become No. 15.

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The Chiefs D/ST has quietly been solid for fantasy purposes in recent weeks. In their past three games, the defense has held opponents under 20 points per game.

I was leading by eight points as late as 11:15 p.m. on Monday Night and tight end Zach Ertz caught a touchdown to send the game into overtimes. Then I was up by those same two points until tight end Zach Ertz caught the game-winning touchdown and went for 30 points on me. I lose on the last play of the game.

Throwing with more accuracy, flashing his mobility and playing with far more confidence and a stronger command of the offense, Trubisky has resembled the playmaker that the Bears thought they were getting three seasons ago.

I know everyone is aware of this, but I think it's amazing how much Kirk Cousins turned his season around since being called out by WR Adam Thielen in Week 4. Since being run down by his wideout, Cousins has tossed 20 TDs to just two interceptions. That's amazing...

The Redskins simply do not have anyone to cover Davante Adams,who has quietly been awesome in recent weeks. Adams could easily eclipse 100-yards receiving and has a great chance to score as well.

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Buffalo at home, may just have the horses to get this done but until Lamar Jackson stumbles and falls, ride Baltimore while the riding is good. Two great ground games go at it here; coming down to special teams and quarterback play to determine the outcome.

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Has there ever been a more inconsistent wide receiver in the league? Just when you think that Diggs’ goose is cooked, he manages to right the ship. And then, just as things look to be completely in his favor, he vanishes like a fart in the wind.

I’m going to continue beating the Kareem Hunt drum, due to the fact that many still don’t want to trust him. He has scored in each of his past two games, and now faces a top-5 matchup for running backs when the Bengals come to town.

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Ekeler has been as consistent a fantasy player as you’ll find this season. He’s a good bet for 10-15 points week in and week out, which is impressive considering he’s the backup to Melvin Gordon. Ekeler does most of his damage in the passing game and has caught a touchdown pass in four of the last six games.

Tom Brady may have only completed half of his passes but he had a good passing day for fantasy (25.3 fantasy points). Brady has been at the top of the league in passing attempts over the last few weeks.

Although Philadelphia lost to Miami in Week 13, Carson Wentz played one of his best games of the season and should encore when the New York Giants visit on Monday.

This week’s edition of 5 Down features five running backs who have, by and large let down their fantasy owners this season. We start things off with Joe Mixon.

Trust and chemistry; it’s the foundation to any relationship. You didn’t have it with your ex, which is why he/she is now your ex. James Washington didn’t have it with Ben Roethlisberger in 2018 either. Rumors abounded during the summer ...

Streaming the Jets simply means you are banking on a bad game from Ryan Fitzpatrick. Granted, Fitzpatrick just lit up the Eagles defense last Sunday but that success is not sustainable, especially traveling to frigid New York.

Jack Doyle was a stud in Week 13. Remember, Eric Ebron is on Injured Reserve, so the tight end position in Indianapolis is all his and this week he gets the pleasure of facing Tampa Bay, the seventh-best matchup for opposing tight ends.

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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ usage of their tight ends has been super frustrating this season, and now the Bucs are tinkering with their backfield just in time for the fantasy playoffs.

Heading into Week 13 action, Derrick Henry has either rushed for at least 100 yards or found the end zone at least once in 11 of 13 contests played while averaging 20 touches and 106.7 combo yards per contest.

I have seen the future of professional football, and it’s Lamar Jackson. Is this really all that of an outrageous statement? After watching Jackson over the past few weeks, it’s obvious that he’ll be the model quarterback for future generations.

T.Y. Hilton and Marlon Mack are out again this Sunday. While Ryan Tannehill is a new man and Derrick Henry continues to steamroll defenses, the bottom line is that Indianapolis is a completely different team, and not at their best without Hilton and Mack.

Coach Andy Reid holds an astonishing record coming off a bye week as his teams are 17-3 with an extra week to prepare, and big things are coming this Sunday.

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Cincinnati is a good matchup for the Jets' passing attack, and maybe the Andy Dalton-led offense can put some points on the board (this game has quiet shootout appeal). It's time we put our faith back in Robby Anderson.

The Eagles defensive unit has seen a sudden resurgence in recent weeks. In their last 4 games, they have yet to allow an opponent to score more than 17 points. Ryan Fitzpatrick will be a sitting duck this weekend against the Eagles stellar pass rush with multiple sacks and turnovers on the table in this contest.

Parker has quietly had a very nice season for the Dolphins. In PPR leagues, he’s scored double-digit fantasy points in all but two games. He only has four touchdowns at this point, but he’s the clear number one option for Ryan Fitzpatrick and has seen a whopping 31 targets over the last three weeks.

Darnold’s early season numbers were very inconsistent, but since returning after a four-week absence for illness related reasons, the former USC Trojan has been getting steadily better week by week. He has put himself at the very top of the quarterback streaming list with upcoming games at Cincinnati and at home against Miami.

It's Battle Royale II but this time it's in Pittsburgh. Cleveland is still reeling from the players they lost in the last fracas and this is going to turn into another very physical game with a lot of penalty flags being thrown. Expect both coaches to fan the flames in an effort to keep their teams motivated.

With Eric Ebron placed on injured reserve, Jack Doyle should see more targets from quarterback Jacoby Brissett. Doyle’s ceiling may not be sky high, but he does have a decent floor.

There were only three receivers this past week with insane production. Chris Godwin, Jarvis Landry, and D.J. Moore were the only ones with 25 or more fantasy points.

The biggest issue with Benny Snell for the remainder of this season is game script. Can the Steelers play from ahead? This is the risk in going down the well with him and even with a change at quarterback the concerns will remain.

Don’t look now, but Darnold is on fire as of recently. In his past two games, he has a whopping seven touchdowns (one being a rushing touchdown), which both games were against unimposing foes. This week he will continue his hot streak, as he faces Cincinnati’s hapless defense.

Coming off of a bye week, Kyle Rudolph is still available in 62 percent of leagues. He was highly touted during the fantasy draft this season, then came out of the gates really slow. He was hobbled with some nagging injuries but now seems to be feeling better and hitting his stride. If you can still get him I would advise it as he has five touchdowns in his last five games.

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone I know and don’t know. I will be giving thanks this year for what my family possesses. I wish your time with your family brings about a more Norman Rockwell moment with that turkey than a National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation sequence of events with the same type of bird.

Things don’t look good for Amari Cooper. His schedule is challenging, and don’t forget that Cooper isn’t 100 percent. He has been playing through a nagging knee injury during a good chunk of the season.

The Steelers offense hasn’t done much lately, but they won’t need to against the Bengals this weekend. Andy Dalton… Ryan Finley… it doesn’t matter. This team leads the league in turnovers, while the Steelers defense is second in the league for takeaways behind only the Patriots.