Jerry Donabedian tries to figure out how the Stefon Diggs trade will impact two of the league's more fantasy-friendly offenses.
Odell Beckham didn't play much in the divisional round, with Baltimore instead leaning on Rashod Bateman and Nelson Agholor alongside No. 1 receiver Zay Flowers.
The Chiefs' passing game has mostly been disappointing this year, but Rashee Rice and Travis Kelce both played well last week and now face a banged-up Buffalo secondary in the divisional round.
Aaron Jones worked in timeshares for most of the season but is now dominating Green Bay's backfield touches with everything on the line.
Matthew Stafford and Jared Goff may be headed for a shootout in Detroit.
Jim Coventry ranks players by position for playoff leagues and gameplans which teams might play the most games.
Incentives and milestones had a big impact on Week 18 fantasy scoring and helped drive a throwback week for some of the league's older running backs.
Chiefs TE Travis Kelce is cleared from the final injury report and may get the 16 yards he needs to reach 1,000, but he's unlikely to play the entire game Week 18.
Trevor Lawrence finally suffered an injury he can't play through, with the Jaguars officially ruling him out for Week 17.
James Cook struggled against the Chargers on Saturday, but he dominated Buffalo's backfield snaps and touches to an extent previously unseen this season.
Isaiah Likely did his best Mark Andrews impression Sunday night, but the Baltimore offense took another hit with RB Keaton Mitchell suffering an ACL tear.
Rashee Rice can be locked in as an every-week fantasy starter after topping 80% snap share for the first time in his young career.
Jerry Donabedian looks at the major developments from Week 13, including Chuba Hubbard and Jonathan Mingo shining in the Panthers' first game since Frank Reich was fired.
Jonathan Taylor scored a pair of touchdowns, but Zack Moss got more work than in recent weeks and could limit JT's production moving forward.
Jameson Williams hadn't done much with increased playing time the past two weeks before catching a TD late in the fourth quarter against Chicago this past Sunday. Is there still hope?
Aaron Jones finally got back to a high-usage role after nearly two months of being held back by a hamstring injury.
Chuba Hubbard dominated Carolina's backfield work even with Miles Sanders back in the lineup, and Denver's Javonte Williams returned to a workhorse role against the Chiefs.
Jerry Donabedian breaks down all the Week 6 action, including numerous injuries and the emergence of some young tight ends like Raiders rookie Michael Mayer.