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This is as big a game for Leonard Fournette as it is for Tom Brady but for different reasons. Fournette will be the cog that makes the Tampa Bay offense go while Tom Brady will be that proverbial nail.

Will Tom Brady add yet another championship to his trophy case or will the legend of Patrick Mahomes add another chapter? Can Tampa Bay slow down the combo of Tyreek Hill and Travis Kelce? Will Leonard Fournette keep rolling and ...

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What a Sunday. In the opener, Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers will make this a games for the ages. Truly, what a Sunday it will be.

Can Josh Allen take the Bills into Kansas City and takedown the Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes or Chad Henne? Will Tom Brady return to the Super Bowl or will Aaron Rodgers and the Packers deliver? David Grey breaks down all the match-ups in this week's Grey Report.

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Cleveland will keep this game close. The lines makers don't think so, but we all know that the Browns are running well right now, in particular with their terrific rushing game. It's what will help to keep the score a bit closer..

Will Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs light up the Browns defense or will the Browns shock the world and keep rolling? Can the Ravens slow down Josh Allen and the Bills passing attack? Will the Rams slow down Aaron Rodgers and ...

Washington is going to make this game a LOT closer than many think. So close in fact, that Tampa Bay will feel very fortunate indeed to get out of this game still alive.

Can the Colts defense finally slow down Josh Allen and the Bills high-powered passing game? Can Tom Brady and the Bucs keep rolling or will the Redsk…Err, Football Team defense stop Tom Brady from building on his post-season success? David Grey ...

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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 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 ...

Remember Jonnu Smith? It appeared he was poised for a monster season after three touchdowns in his first two games, but then completely fell of the radar. He has been heating up recently with double-digit points in back-to-back games and is a solid target for your Week 17 matchup.

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If your league is playing its title game in Week 17 and you got this far, there’s only one thing to do — make the best of the hand you are dealt and try to get one final victory this season.

So you think you know fantasy football? I drafted 10th in my 10-team league. My first draft pick was quarterback Drew Brees and my second draft pick was wide receiver Michael Thomas. And yes, I still made it to the finals.

Denver has gotten healthy on defense, and will disrupt the Raiders offensive plans. Derek Carr will return from injury to face a unit with a decent pass rush that is good in coverage. This is not a good matchup for the Raiders, and I expect the Broncos to not allow many points on the board.

Kirk Cousins gets the pleasure of taking on Detroit, the best possible matchup for opposing quarterbacks. In Cousins’ last eight games, he only has one game in which he threw less than two touchdowns.

Mitchell Trubisky has the faint undertone of victory marinade. The Chicago quarterback is available in 76 percent of leagues and he plays for a team that is fighting for a playoff spot. Chicago will most likely be slinging the ball around for the majority of the game which translates to a lot of opportunity for Trubisky.

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

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Detroit has become increasingly worse at run blocking which is a nightmare scenario against arguably the best group of defensive linemen in the league. Tampa Bay can legitimately shut down any running back not named Dalvin Cook.

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Antonio Gibson appears to be sitting out yet again, so McKissic should see another 20-ish touches in a plus matchup against Carolina. It doesn't matter if you're in a standard or a PPR league, as J.D. McKissic is a phenomenal flex for Week 16.

Patrick Mahomes has the highest ceiling of any player in football, and has a great chance to reach those heights against the Falcons. Atlanta has an awful secondary and no pass rush to speak of, meaning Mahomes will shred this defense apart.

Tremaine Edmunds has 105 total tackles and a sack so far this season—numbers that leave the 22-year-old (yes. he's still only 22) just inside the top-25 linebackers in terms of fantasy points per game.

Miles Sanders and Jalen Hurts may not rush for hundreds of yards against Dallas, it could end up being hundreds of miles if Philadelphia calls this game well offensively. Dallas however seems to have turned a corner and while they are nowhere near a Dak Prescott led offense, Andy Dalton has finally found just a little bit of mojo.

J.K. Dobbins has been on fire as of late. He has scored now in four consecutive games and has averaged 13 carries per game during that span. This week he gets a matchup with the Giants, which have allowed 84 rushing yards per game this season.

Can Baker Mayfield and the Cleveland running attack keep it going or will the New York Jets stay hot and derail Cleveland’s playoff chances? Is Aaron Jones back when it matters most or will he crash back down? David Grey ...

Although there is a chance Gaskin returns for Week 16, Salvon Ahmed should be the lead back in a road matchup against Las Vegas, which has given up the fourth-most fantasy points to opposing running backs.

With quarterback Ben Roethlisberger having only 7 yards passing, something is amok. I guess this is just a weird year. This means that I can proudly say Christmas being early is the least of my worries as I am actually in the finals of my fantasy football championship.

Jarvis Landry has been the go-to guy for Cleveland the second half of the year and has been solid for fantasy managers. The Jets defense is next on the schedule for Landry in a game the Browns need to win..

Brady's first half last week was miserable, but his line for the game wound up just fine. This week's tilt against a Lions team allowing the fourth-most fantasy points to defensive backs should produce another solid outing.