Washington Football Team running back Antonio Gibson (toe) and wide receiver Terry McLaurin (ankle) are expected to suit up for a huge Week 17 game against the Eagles. Both players didn’t practice at all this week, though head coach Ron Rivera said both players “are good to go.” Gibson returned last week after missing two games and ran well, picking up 61 rushing yards on

Baltimore Ravens running back J.K. Dobbins has been on a tear after a quiet start to his rookie campaign. Dobbins has produced at least 50 rushing yards and a touchdown in five straight games, averaging 5.4 yards per carry in that span. With Mark Ingram II (illness) expected to be inactive and Gus Edwards (back), a bit banged up, we could potentially see Dobbins in

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald (groin) is not expected to play in Week 17 against the Rams. Fitzgerald wasn’t able to take the practice field all week, though perhaps the absence of Christian Kirk (COVID) will force the team to re-evaluate the former’s availability. If he doesn’t go, it will be receivers KeeSean Johnson and Andy Isabella alongside DeAndre Hopkins. Despite the tough matchup,

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Marquise Brown has a favorable matchup against the Bengals in the season’s final game. Brown has been excellent lately, as he’s exceeded 50 receiving yards or scored a touchdown in each of his last five games. After struggling to connect on deep plays, we’ve seen the explosive wideout haul in three pass plays of 40 yards or more in this span.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is poised to finish the regular season strong against the Bengals in Week 17. Jackson has generally treated his meetings with Cincinnati like opportunities to rack up fantasy points, as he owns 789 career passing yards as well as 345 rushing yards, his second-highest totals against AFC North squads. Last year’s MVP is also rolling lately, as he’s found the

Kansas City Chiefs running back Le’Veon Bell (knee) is expected to suit up in the season finale against the Chargers, though he’s slated to have a small role. Sitting at 14-1 with the one seed locked up, it doesn’t make much sense for the Chiefs to push Bell, effectively their starter right now, in a meaningless game. NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport mentions that Darwin Thompson

Baltimore Ravens running back Gus Edwards (back) is expected to play against the Bengals in Week 17. Edwards is seemingly on the right side of questionable after getting a limited practice in on Friday. The 25-year-old exceeded 100 scrimmage yards last week and has seen a bigger role with Mark Ingram II essentially relegated to the bench. Edwards will be sharing backfield duties with J.K.

Arizona Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds (hip) has a chance to play against the Rams in Week 17. Edmonds has been banged up over the last couple of weeks, though there is optimism surrounding his status ahead of a pivotal, divisional showdown against Los Angeles’ tough defense. Edmonds has seen at least five targets in eight contests this year and could be a good bet

Los Angeles Rams running back Cam Akers (ankle) is a game-time decision, though he will try to play through his injury on Sunday against the Cardinals. Akers was “making progress” with his sprained ankle, according to head coach Sean McVay, who also added he wouldn’t bet against his rookie back after he was able to return against New York with the ankle injury. The Rams

Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford (rib, thumb) is expected to play against the Vikings in Week 17. Stafford was forced to exit last week’s loss to the Buccaneers with an ankle injury, another ailment in addition to the rib and thumb injuries he’s been managing. He’s thrown for just two scores in his last two full games, a definite sign that he’s been hampered on

The Raiders defense has been mostly poor all season but may be worthy of starting consideration in Week 17. The Broncos are averaging just 19.5 points per game this season, and Drew Lock has thrown 15 interceptions. The Raiders defense dominated in their Week 10 matchup against the Broncos, allowing just 12 points and grabbing four interceptions. They are definitely a risky play based on

The Colts Defense has a good opportunity for an elite performance against the Jaguars poor offense. The Jaguars are without their top running back James Robinson and do not have a dependable quarterback. They are averaging just 19.5 points per game on the season and only 13.7 over their last three. The Colts defense ranks eighth in total defense, 12th in scoring defense, and are

Indianapolis Colts tight end Trey Burton does not have much fantasy upside heading into the regular season finale against the Jaguars. He has three or less catches in nine consecutive games and has not found the end zone since Week 12. Fellow tight ends, Jack Doyle and Mo Alie-Cox have seen an increased workload, but they also have not been consistent enough to warrant fantasy

Las Vegas Raiders tight end Darren Waller will look to cap off what has been an incredible 2020 campaign in Week 17. Over the last four games, Waller is averaging nearly nine catches for about 134 yards per contest. The Broncos Defense held Waller to just three catches for 37 yards in their first meeting, but that was more of a fluke performance. He has

Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Henry Ruggs III has disappointed for most of the season after being selected in the first round. He does not have one game with more than three catches, and he had just three catches for 31 yards in a Week 10 matchup against the Broncos. While he does not have much value heading into Week 17, he is worth holding

Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. has shown flashes of greatness this year, making him valuable in dynasty league formats. However, he has not been consistent enough to warrant much starting consideration heading into the regular season finale. He has not posted more than 50 receiving yards nor has he hauled in a touchdown since Week 11. Pittman has a favorable matchup against a

Tennessee Titans tight end Jonnu Smith hauled in his eighth receiving touchdown of the season last week, and Tennessee’s top tight end will look to add to that career-high total in Week 17 against a Texans Defense that has allowed six touchdowns to tight ends this. It’s a very exploitable matchup, but the game could be funneled through Derrick Henry and A.J. Brown. Still, with

Tennessee Titans wide receiver Corey Davis is coming off his second goose egg of the season, but Davis has topped 100 yards in five of his 11 other games heading into a Week 17 road matchup with a Texans Defense that’s tied for the second-most touchdowns allowed to wide receivers at 21. That is good for the 6th most fantasy points allowed to wide receivers

The Pittsburgh Steelers will be without their starting tight end against the Cleveland Browns in Week 17 as Eric Ebron was placed on the league’s reserve/COVID-19 list on Saturday. Ebron was deemed a close contact and will join cornerback Joe Haden and linebacker Cassius Marsh on the list as the team gears up for the season finale. Haden himself has tested positive for COVID-19. Without

Tennessee Titans wide receiver A.J. Brown was held out of the end zone for only the third time in his last 12 games last week, but Tennessee’s No. 1 receiver should rebound in Week 17 against a Texans secondary that he burned for two touchdowns back in Week 6. Brown is a must-start WR1 and a top-five option going into week 17. Houston is an