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Austin Ekeler posted one of the most explosive and efficient box scores of recent memory against Jacksonville, totaling 213 yards and two touchdowns from scrimmage on just 12 touches.
The Steelers found success moving James Washington to the slot in Week 13, and he's poised for another strong game against a limping Arizona cornerback rotation in Week 14.
Mario tells everyone to quell future expectations on Mitchell Trubisky, despite his big game on Thursday versus Dallas.
The Dolphins managed the upset of the tailspinning Eagles, thanks primarily to the ongoing breakout campaign of DeVante Parker.
It's been a mostly busted season for Alshon Jeffery and the Eagles, but a warm weather matchup with Miami's NFL Europe corners could be just what he needs to get on track.
Chris Carson fumbled against Philadelphia in a game where Rashaad Penny went over triple-digit rushing yardage, bringing the former first-round pick back onto the fantasy radar.
The Jets secondary is weak where Tyrell Williams runs his routes, positioning the Raiders wideout to go over 100 yards for the first time since Week 1.
Mario explains the high upside he sees in Will Fuller, despite his drops. Joe agrees with Mario, but points out the healthy risk.
Even with Amari Cooper in and out of the game due to injury, Dak Prescott gained in the MVP race by throwing for 444 yards and three touchdowns in a 35-27 victory over Detroit.
With projected matchups against two rookie corners as Nick Foles returns to the field, it may be time for D.J. Chark to return to the spotlight.
A late Kyler Murray interception undid the work of a three-touchdown connection with Christian Kirk, but the Arizona passing game appears to be on its way to an impressive product.
With the already weak slot coverage of the Cardinals tested further by the absence of Tramaine Brock, it seems like a good time for a Chris Godwin bounce back.
Will rookie Arizona QB Kyler Murray have his best performance of the season this Sunday?
Lamar kept rolling against the Patriots, taking down what had been the NFL's best defense. He's on pace for 3,600 yards and 24 touchdowns passing to go with nearly 1,300 yards and 10 touchdowns rushing.
It's risky to invest heavily in any Dolphins player in particular, but wideouts DeVante Parker and Preston Williams project well against the Jets.
Stacking.....Dolphins players? With Ryan Fitzpatrick in the mix this week, John McKechnie and Mario Puig consider whether to do just that!
Jared Goff had another strong fantasy showing Sunday, but he's completed just 57.4 percent of his passes the last two weeks and hasn't completed 60 percent in a game in a month.
Marvin Jones ran the show in Week 7, but Kenny Golladay could have his own big day against a vulnerable Giants rookie corner.
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Aaron Rodgers had only eight touchdowns in his first six games but lit up the Raiders for six touchdowns Sunday, perhaps righting the ship.
A bad Atlanta secondary gets worse without Desmond Trufant in Week 7, leaving Jared Goff with a perfect bounce-back setting.
Sam Darnold showed no rust following a difficult Week 1 and then a bout with mono, throwing for 338 yards and two touchdowns in the Jets' upset of Dallas.
With favorable matchups in a must-win game, both Michael Gallup and Amari Cooper have encouraging Sunday forecasts.
Kyler Murray took his rushing production to a new height on Sunday, a good sign for him and the Arizona offense in general as it tries to move the chains more consistently.
The Houston wideouts are due to break loose, and the Atlanta defense should be more accommodating than the Panthers were a week ago.
Mario and McKechs debate the rest-of-season value for Todd Gurley.
David Montgomery struggled to move the ball against a tough Minnesota defense, but his mammoth workload from Sunday forecasts better days ahead.
The Patrick Mahomes offense appears unstoppable, but tough cornerback matchups await Sammy Watkins and Mecole Hardman.
Mario and Liss discuss Lamar Jackson's development through three weeks of his second season. Remember, he's only 22 years old.
Daniel Jones had to make his first start on the road, but the four-touchdown showing in the comeback win made for a memorable debut.