Former Washington Football Team quarterback Dwayne Haskins will leave on Sunday night to visit with the Carolina Panthers on Monday, according to sources. It will be Haskins’ first visit after being waived by Washington on Dec. 28. The former first-round pick cleared waivers thanks to his $4.3 million in remaining salary that Washington will cover. Haskins’ new team will likely only pay him the league

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Robert Woods has seen a drop in numbers lately. After topping 70 yards in seven of the first 12 games of the season, he failed to do so in each of the final four games. His receptions per game through 12 games were 5.9, but that dropped to 4.8 over the final quarter of the season. Add in the likelihood

Los Angeles Rams quarterback John Wolford took the majority of the snaps this week at practice and is prepared to play against the Seahawks on Saturday in the wild-card game if Jared Goff (thumb) cannot go, according to sources. Goff has thrown well despite a broken thumb, but head coach Sean McVay still has not made a decision on who will start against Seattle. Goff

There is a real chance that Washington Football Team quarterback Taylor Heinicke ends up starting against the Buccaneers on Saturday night in the wild-card playoff game, according to sources. Alex Smith (calf) remains sore and his leg hasn’t loosened up. Heinicke took the majority of first-team snaps at practice this week and is ready to go if Smith cannot battle through the injury. The decision

Indianapolis Colts tight end Jack Doyle had a rough start to the NFL season, as he had just 11 receptions through Week 13. But he has 12 catches over the last four games and seems to be peaking at a good time for the Colts. Buffalo allows the eighth-most fantasy points per game to tight ends, including allowing more receptions to the position than any

Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Zach Pascal has been targeted four or more times in three consecutive games and has three touchdowns in that span. He’s solidified his spot as the team’s No. 2 receiver heading into the postseason. And while Saturday’s opponent, the Buffalo Bills, allow the fifth-fewest fantasy points per game to opposing wide receivers, two of the teams ahead of them also play

The IndianapolisColts Defense has a tall task to kick off the NFL postseason. They take on quarterbackJosh Allen and the Buffalo Bills, a team that has one of the best offenses in football. The Bills had the second-best scoring offense, and Allen threw a career-high 37 touchdowns. The Colts defense has been solid all year, too, but this will be one of their toughest tests

Indianapolis Colts tight end Trey Burton was mostly irrelevant over the last five weeks of the season, so he should not be relied on in the first round of the playoffs against the Bills. Over the last four games, Burton did not see a target in two of them. He also regularly played in less than 40 percent of the team’s snaps down the final

Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. will make his first career playoff start this week against the Bills. Pittman did not post great fantasy stats over the last four weeks of the season, and he will be matching up against a defense that ranks fifth against opposing wide receivers. He had nine straight games with multiple catches to end the season, but he had

Indianapolis Colts wide receiver T.Y. Hilton is just an average WR3 option this week against the Bills. He had just three catches in each of his last two games to end the season, and the Bills Defense ranks fifth against opposing wide receivers. The Bills defense also ranks inside the top-10 allowing the least amount of passing plays of over 20 yards. However, Hilton has

Indianapolis Colts running back Nyheim Hines has decent flex value in a wild-card matchup against the Bills on Saturday. Hines had a productive season, recording over 850 total yards and seven total touchdowns. However, he has averaged only nine touches per game over the last five weeks of the season. He also has not recorded a touchdown since Week 13. RookieJonathan Taylor has seen the

The Dallas Cowboys fired defensive coordinator Mike Nolan on Friday after just one season with the team. The Cowboys also fired defensive line coach Jim Tomsula after he was hired just three days after Nolan was last January. Dallas finished the 2020 season ranked 11th in passing defense (227.6 yards per game), 28th in scoring defense (29.6 points per game) and 31st in rushing defense

Indianapolis Colts rookie running back Jonathan Taylor had a great rookie campaign and will look to ride that momentum into wild-card weekend. He finished the season third in the league in rushing yards and tallied 11 touchdowns. The Bills Defense has allowed 21 rushing touchdowns and 4.6 yards per carry on the season. Taylor averaged over 123 yards per game over the last six weeks

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Willie Snead IV (ankle), cornerbacks Marlon Humphrey (shoulder) and Jimmy Smith (ribs, shoulder), center Patrick Mekari (back), outside linebacker Yannick Ngakoue (thigh), guard Ben Bredeson (knee) and tackle D.J. Fluker (knee) are all questionable for the wild-card playoff game against the Titans on Sunday. Snead was limited in practice the last two days after missing the Week 17 win over the

Cleveland Browns rookie wide receiver Donovan Peoples-Jones (concussion) cleared the league’s concussion protocols on Friday and will practice after missing the last two days. Peoples-Jones suffered a head injury in the Week 17 win over the Steelers, but even though he cleared the protocol, he’s likely to be questionable to face Pittsburgh for the second straight week in the wild-card playoff game on Sunday night.

Indianapolis Colts quarterback Philip Rivers is set to take on the Bills Defense on wild-card weekend. Rivers has just 14 passing touchdowns and 10 interceptions with a passer rating of 84.2 in 11 career playoff games. The Bills defense has been solid against the pass this season, grabbing 15 interceptions and allowing a passer rating of just 86.9. He has posted his worst numbers outdoors

The Washington Football Team defense rode its impressive defensive line to fantasy relevance in 2020, but they’ll face a stiff test in the playoffs versus quarterbackTom Brady and the Bucs. Led by rookie Chase Young and Montez Sweat, Washington got to opposing QBs 47 times in 2020, sixth in the NFL. Unfortunately, Tampa Bay has one of the best offensive lines in the league, allowing

The Washington Football Team elevated wide receiver Dontrelle Inman from the practice squad to the active roster on Friday ahead of the team’s wild-card playoff game on Saturday night against the Buccaneers. Although Terry McLaurin (ankle) is questionable for wild-card weekend, he’s expected to play. Inman just gives the team some experienced receiver depth for a group that is on the young side heading into

Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back LeSean McCoy (illness) has been downgraded to out for the wild-card playoff game against the Washington Football Team on Saturday night. The team also elevated cornerback Herb Miller, linebacker Deone Bucannon, offensive lineman Ted Larsen and defensive lineman Benning Potoa’e from the practice squad to the active roster. McCoy was unlikely to see much work against Washington anyway while working

Washington Football Team wide receiver Terry McLaurin (ankle) is officially questionable for Saturday’s playoff game against the Buccaneers. McLaurin fought through an ankle injury in Washington’s Week 17 win over the Eagles, catching seven of eight targets for 40 yards and a touchdown. On the season, McLaurin caught 87 passes for 1,118 yards and four touchdowns establishing himself as a top-wideout in just his second