![]() Knox has been way more miss than hit this year, and especially compared to 2021, but the Bills face the Dolphins in Week 15. HAIL MARY START: Dawson Knox, BUF - If you’re on Yahoo, the answer is Jeff Driskel, who the team listed as a tight end last year, giving him eligibility there this year. Moore is WR37 since Week 7 with 8.6 FPPG and is now pushing for the team lead in receiving yards (sad, I know). No matter what the Texans do at quarterback, the Chiefs are a favorable matchup for wideouts, especially as they push opponents to play keep-up. HAIL MARY START: Chris Moore, HOU - Speaking of the Moops (Seinfeld fans understand), if Nico Collins remains sidelined, you can take a flier on Moore if you’re thin at wide receiver. Nope - strike that now that Zach Wilson is starting with Mike White out. As long as the weather stays out of the sub-30s and with no precipitation, fire up Moore in Week 15. For the year, the Raiders are the only team worse against slot receivers, and since Week 8, they “jump” to 27th, while the Lions are dead last. POSSIBLY START: Elijah Moore, NYJ - With Corey Davis sidelined, Moore steps up in the target share pecking order, and boy is the matchup ripe for a big game. Campbell is a free agent - yes, he’s already that old - and Pierce has the bigger play, and higher touchdown, potential, especially against the porous Vikings defense. As mentioned in waivers, I lean Pierce slightly over Parris Campbell, as Pierce is the potential future No. POSSIBLY START: Alec Pierce, IND - It was a long wait from Pierce’s third double-digit score to his fourth (six games), but he returned to relevancy with 8-4-86-1 against the Cowboys in Week 13. Nevertheless, Akers gets a favorable matchup (Packers) and is RB10 the past two weeks. HAIL MARY START: Cam Akers, LAR - This is why I drafted Akers in Rounds 4-5 - miss the playoffs and win my consolation bracket on his shoulders! It’s still extremely dicey to trust this offense, the broken offensive line, Sean McVay or even Akers himself. ![]() Dobbins and Edwards is enough volume to make Edwards a decent flier versus the Browns and their lack of a run defense. Yes, the Steelers defense is vulnerable, but 28 combined attempts for J.K. POSSIBLY START: Gus Edwards, BAL - Tyler Huntley sounds likely for Week 15, but it’s not going to change the Ravens’ game plan of running, running and running some more. And that upside would be in the fringe QB1 range. Ridder is actually a good pocket passer, and a game of 225 passing yards with 1-2 touchdowns is doable, even against the Saints, and then an added 40 yards on the ground with a hope for a rushing touchdown gives Ridder floor and upside. He can run, but he’s not going to take off every time. POSSIBLY START: Desmond Ridder, ATL - In his first game?! Are you mad?! Well, let’s consider Ridder the runner, because his ability gives him a Daniel Jones-like fantasy outlook. This is chasing upside and often carries more risk. #CheckTheLink-ageįantasy Football 101 (weather, lineups, trading, more) ![]() Maybe you found/saw others, so please share them if you have ’em. So, this week I’m showcasing the best 10 I found. After a supremely disappointing Richmond Raceway show the week before, we had looked at fun Christmas light shows online. Continuing with the Christmas theme for fun ranks in the Week 15 fantasy football rankings, Nicole and I went on a holiday lights walk this past weekend. Congratulations if you made the fantasy football playoffs, and if yours haven’t started yet, hopefully you’re set and ready for next week.
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