Buffalo Bills running back Zack Moss has seen his workload increase over the last few weeks. Over the last three games, Moss has finished with 12 carries over more in all of those contests. Sadly, his fantasy value hasn’t been great since he only found the end zone once during those games. He continues to split up the workload in the backfield with Devin Singletary.

Buffalo Bills running back Devin Singletary has not put together the type of season that many were expecting coming into the year. Although, he’ll look to finish out the season strong against the Miami Dolphins in Week 17. Sadly, that won’t be an easy challenge as the Dolphins have allowed only two rushing touchdowns over their last 10 games. Singletary continues to split up the

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has put himself in the MVP conversation with his outstanding play this season. He looks to wrap up the regular season on a high note versus the Miami Dolphins. However, that won’t be easy considering the Dolphins have a top-10 pass defense right now. Although, Allen threw for 415 yards and four touchdowns during their last meeting earlier this season.

Houston Texans wide receiver Keke Coutee has unexpectedly become a key piece for this team over the past month and will look to end his season on a high note against the Titans on Sunday. Tennessee’s defense struggles against the pass, so Coutee should have the opportunity to gain some yards in this one. He’s had double-digit PPR points in four consecutive games, and while

Houston Texans wide receiver Brandin Cooks enters Week 17 with 984 yards on the season, putting him just 16 yards away from his fifth 1000-yard season. After catching seven passes for 141 yards and a score last week and posting 59-plus receiving yards in five consecutive games, Cooks should be set to hit that mark with ease. Houston’s receiving unit has been beset with injury

Houston Texans running back David Johnson should end his 2020 season on a positive note on Sunday against the Tennessee Titans. With Duke Johnson (neck) limited in practice this week after missing the past two games and his status in question for Sunday, David Johnson should be in line for a large workload again. He’s had consecutive games with over 100 yards from scrimmage, making

Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson won’t be heading to the playoffs, but it looks like he’s set to start in Houston’s season finale against a Titans Defense that has struggled at times this season. He threw four touchdowns in the first meeting between these teams and should be considered a high-end QB1 play barring some sudden change to his availability before kickoff. Source: Pro Football

The Cleveland Browns Defense will avoid facing quarterback Ben Roethlisberger in a Week 17 matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The team has decided to rest their veteran quarterback and will instead turn to Mason Rudolph under center. Rudolph has not been particularly effective in his limited time as an NFL quarterback, posting 13 touchdowns and nine interceptions to go along with just a 36.8 QBR

Cleveland Browns tight end Austin Hooper is coming off of his most productive game in a Cleveland uniform as he caught seven balls for 71 yards against the New York Jets in Week 16. Of course, he was a featured piece in the passing game with Cleveland’s top four wide receivers on the league’s reserve/COVID-19 list for the game. The Browns will have their receivers

Cleveland Browns wide receiver Jarvis Landry is expected to return to the field in Week 17 after missing last week’s game while on the league’s reserve/COVID-19 list. He will line up against the Pittsburgh Steelers with the Browns fighting for a playoff berth. Pittsburgh, on the other hand, has the AFC North wrapped up and is not expected to play some of their key players

Cleveland Browns running back Kareem Hunt has been struggling to get much going on the ground of late, having been unable to top 33 rushing yards in any of his past three games. He will look to finish off the regular season on a high note in a Week 17 clash with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Pittsburgh’s fearsome run defense is likely to feature several reserves

Cleveland Browns running back Nick Chubb needs just 41 rushing yards to post a second consecutive 1,000-yard season, despite missing four games this year. He will need to do it against a tough Pittsburgh Steelers run defense in Week 17. The Steelers have been excellent at shutting down the run this season but they already have the AFC North wrapped up and don’t have much

Cleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield will take on the Pittsburgh Steelers at home in Week 17. He will look to bounce back after struggling without his top four wide receivers against the New York Jets last week. His receiving corps will be back at full strength after getting reinstated from the reserve/COVID-19 list earlier in the week. The Steelers represent a tough matchup for fantasy

New York Jets tight end Chris Herndon is not having the type of year that many expected coming into the season. Most of the season has been a bust for Herndon, but he’s playing better lately. He has seven receptions for 82 yards and one touchdown over his last two games. Sadly, he’ll get a matchup in Week 17 against the tough New England Patriots

New York Jets wide receiver Breshad Perriman has been held in check over the last month or so. He has hauled in five receptions for 69 yards over the last four games. Last week, Perriman failed to catch any of his six targets, so his fantasy value is on the downward trend. It won’t get any easier against the top tier New England Patriots Defense

New York Jets wide receiver Denzel Mims failed to haul in either of his targets during the Week 16 win over the Cleveland Browns. However, the second-round rookie has played fairly well most weeks. Hopefully he’ll be able to finish out the regular season on a high note against the New England Patriots in Week 17. Although, that could be tough considering the Patriots have

New York Jets wide receiver Jamison Crowder has been basically the only reliable option for this offense in 2020. Crowder did have a mid-season slump, but has bounced back lately. He has 13 receptions over the last two games, so he’s clearly an important part to their offensive attack. However, he’ll get a tough matchup against the New England Patriots secondary in Week 17. Crowder

New York Jets running back Ty Johnson is expected to have a fairly heavy workload for the Week 17 matchup with the New England Patriots. Both Frank Gore (lung) and La’Mical Perine (COVID-19) have been ruled out for this game. That means, Johnson is most likely going to get significant carries this week. The Patriots are below average when it comes to stopping the running

New York Jets quarterback Sam Darnold is not having the type of season that many were hopeful to happen in 2020. In fact, Darnold has only finished with 200 passing yards or more in three games this season. He played well against the Cleveland Browns secondary last week, but fantasy managers shouldn’t expect it to happen again. The New England Patriots secondary has allowed the

New England Patriots wide receiver Damiere Byrd has surprisingly been a productive option for this offense throughout most of the season. Although, Byrd has a total of four receptions for 31 yards over his last two games. The Patriots offense is not clicking right now and there aren’t many appealing options on this roster. It’s tough to imagine Byrd having much value in Week 17.