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We are at the penultimate week of the 100th season of the NFL and the only thing we know is that there will be two new participants in the Super Bowl this year.

While Tennessee will be able to run Derrick Henry incessantly they won't have an answer for Patrick Mahomes who will run, scramble and pass his way into a Super Bowl.

Next up are the Tennessee Titans and Derrick Henry traveling to Baltimore Ravens and to deal with their talented QB Lamar Jackson. Lamar Jackson has to prove he can win in the playoffs and I say he struggles. Upset alert as the Titans run all over Baltimore.

Mark Andrews, was a relative unknown playing in an offense that we knew very little about. He went from being an unknown commodity to a Top-4 selection at his position next season as 852 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns will do that for a guy.

Can the Ravens slow down Derrick Henry and the Titans or will Lamar Jackson and the Ravens have the last laugh? Can the two Aarons (Rodgers and Jones) keep the Packers alive or will Beast Mode live to see another ...

Welcome my fantasy brethren to another edition of The Prognosticator, may it cause you pause. The playoffs are here and are we as excited as ever for what should be an action filled fun run through the NFL post season ...

Six teams return to the playoffs this year. That is one less team than 2018. With a turnover of six new teams, parity is at 50% and that keeps the NFL spicy. There is only one team coming back from Super Bowl LIII and that is The New England Patriots.

The season passes and you find yourself wondering where did the time go? My article dropped around Sept. 4 this year and it asked some questions about the then-upcoming NFL season. With the season over let us try to answer them now shall we?

Welcome back for the Week 17 edition of “Red Light, Green Light”, your matchup guide for all of this weekend’s NFL contests (and Monday night). While the information conveyed s not intended to be solely a start/bench list, it can ...

Howard has been a bust this season as he was last season, but with Mike Evans and Chris Godwin both out the last few weeks with injuries, Howard has been serviceable. He’s seen seven targets in each of the last two games and has made some tough catches.

Can Aaron Jones stay hot and finish in style? Will Baker Mayfield and the Browns live up to the hype or end the season on a whimper into the off-season? David Grey will breakdown all the match-ups and try to ...

Williams finally returned from injury last week, and the Chiefs gave him the lion's share of the backfield touches. Now he gets to face the Chargers, who are a plus matchup for opposing running backs. This is a game that the Chiefs will want to win, so look for Williams to be on the field a ton.

Wentz and the Eagles find themselves in a must-win game, as they control their own destiny; they also get in with a Cowboys loss or tie. Wentz has been on fire as of late with six touchdowns and no interceptions in his last three games.

Cleveland allows the 12th most fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks and was just dominated by Lamar Jackson in the 2nd of Week 16. Expect Andy Dalton to finish strong!

Saquon Barkley now has 422 yards from scrimmage to go along with four touchdowns over the last two weeks, and he’ll look to finish the season strong Sunday at home against Philadelphia.

Merry Christmas everyone! This article will drop on Dec. 24 and in homage to Clement C. Moore … it ‘Twas The Night Before Christmas when you could read this tome and all through the house … well you know the ...

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.

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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.

Denver returns home after a rough outing in Arrowhead last Sunday. Drew Lock struggled in against the Chiefs, but the visiting Detroit Lions are a perfect bounce-back opponent. Courtland Sutton has been a revelation this year, and his success should continue in this game.

Welcome back for the Week 16 edition of “Red Light, Green Light”, your matchup guide for all of this weekend’s NFL contests (and Monday night). 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.

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Russell Wilson was an early-season MVP candidate and should return to form this week against this defense. Even with Seattle’s run-first approach he has a chance to be the top-scoring quarterback this week.

Color us not impressed. Not only has Arizona wasted what may have been Larry Fitzgerald’s last season in Arizona, the team also managed to practically run David Johnson out of town. And all for what? Seventeen passing touchdowns to 13 turnovers?

Many folks will shy away from Singletary this week, but I’m here to tell you not to. The electric rookie has 23 touches in each of his past two games, which is just absurd usage.

What better team to go against hoping for a bounce back than the Panthers. They’ve allowed the most fantasy points on the season to opposing running backs so look for the run-heavy Colts offense to lean on Marlon Mack early and often.

With D.J. Chark cleared for practice this week, Minshew is an even better start this weekend when he visits Atlanta, who has allowed the seventh-most fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks.

The narrative for this week is that the following will occur: QB Drew Brees will pass for more than three touchdowns because that is what he needs for the overall record over former QB Peyton Manning. He passed for exactly four touchdowns and delivered the win.

Howard has actually come on as of late, as he is averaging 60 receiving yards in each of his past three games. The entire Tampa Bay receiving core is banged up, so the team is going to lean on Howard like crazy this week.

When the Indianapolis Colts/New Orleans Saints Monday Night Football clash wraps up, the fantasy season will end for some managers while others will turn their attention toward a Week 16 fantasy bowl. In senior FantasySharks.com writer Matt Wilson’s newest edition ...

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Last week I took a huge gamble and stacked Drew Lock and Noah Fant in one of my leagues-- and it paid off nicely. Lock has come out of the gate strong, and certainly gives hope to Broncos' fans heading into 2020...

New England is caught up in another possible cheating scandal at the perfect time. Riding a two-game losing streak, Tom Brady and company find themselves in a perfect spot against league-worst Cincinnati. New England -20 would even deserve our consideration.

Last week against New Orleans, Garoppolo was said to have his signature win. He went toe-to-toe with one of the best overall teams in the league and led San Francisco to one of the biggest wins in recent franchise memory.

Welcome back for the Week 15 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 ...

Tannehill has been on fire since taking over the starting quarterback job in Week 6. He’s thrown multiple touchdowns in all but two starts, including a three-touchdown performance last week against Oakland.

Oakland has one of the worst passing defenses in the league, and hasn’t stopped anyone all season; Gardner Minshew is affordably priced on both sites, and has a high ceiling based on the matchup.

When Derrius Guice went down last week, Peterson saw 20 touches, in which he totaled 78 yards and a touchdown. Philadelphia is a tough run defense, but with that kind of volume, it doesn’t matter.