We still don’t know the status of Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews for Tuesday’s contest against the Dallas Cowboys, as he remains on the COVID list. It’s possible if Andrews will be able to play Tuesday if he was asymptomatic and is cleared to return, though if he showed COVID symptoms, the return window is extended and he’d be unable to play. Dallas struggles

Cincinnati Bengals running back Giovani Bernard is worth RB3 consideration this week. Bernard has been the lead back on the Bengals for a bit now but has only gotten more than 40 rushing yards once in the past five games. The RB provides modest value in the passing game too and he has seen at least five targets in three of the past five games

Washington Football Team tight end Logan Thomas has been better for fantasy in recent weeks but has a brutal matchup in Pittsburgh for Week 13. The Steelers allow the fewest fantasy points per game to opposing tight ends and Thomas has struggled to put up fantasy points when he doesn’t find the end zone. Thomas has eclipsed 60 yards in a game just twice this

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Marquise Brown had gone through weeks of struggle heading into Week 12’s meeting with the Steelers, averaging 1.5 catch for 13.8 yards per game over a four game stretch. Yikes. But with backup quarterbacks playing, Brown finally looked like the player he was drafted to be, catching four passes for 85 yards and a touchdown. He might be back to being

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Brandon Allen is not a viable starter this week against the Dolphins. The new backup QB had 136 yards with one touchdown and one interception last week in his first game as a starter and with only one game’s worth of sample size, it would be hard to trust him this week. Keep Allen on waivers. Source: NFL.com

Washington Football Team quarterback Alex Smith has been held under 200 passing yards two straight weeks and now faces a brutal matchup with the Steelers. Pittsburgh allows the fewest fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks this season meaning Smith will have an uphill battle to finish as a start-worthy QB in fantasy. Smith has just three touchdown passes in four starts this season and offers no

Baltimore Ravens running back Gus Edwards got a crack at the lead back role in Week 12 with J.K. Dobbins and Mark Ingram II on the COVID list. He responded with 10 yards on nine carries, though he did find the end zone once. Edwards has finished with two yards per carry or fewer in four of the last six games, and while he continues

Baltimore Ravens rookie running back J.K. Dobbins is off the COVID list and should be active on Tuesday when the Ravens face the Dallas Cowboys. Considering Dobbins worked as the lead back the last time he was on the field and Gus Edwards had just 10 rushing yards in Dobbins’s place against the Steelers Wednesday, we should probably go ahead and consider Dobbins the No.

While his status for Tuesday’s game against the Dallas Cowboys remains up in the air due to his placement on the COVID-19 list, Lamar Jackson could theoretically be activated and ready to go based on the timeline of when he was placed on the list. Jackson hasn’t had the same kind of numbers and success this year as last year, in part because his completion

Already on the Injured Reserve, Miami Dolphins wide receiver Preston Williams (foot) might not be back on the field this season, with ESPN’s Cameron Wolfe suggesting the injury may keep him out the rest of 2020. Williams could very well return for the final couple of games of the year, but by that point, fantasy managers aren’t going to be in a position to play

The Detroit Lions plan to waive wide receiver Marvin Hall, opening up chances for younger players like Quintez Cephus to see time at receiver over the rest of the season. Outside of the injured Kenny Golladay, Detroit hasn’t had much youth at wide receiver lately, so this will give them the chance to see if Cephus can be a future contributor. We’ll see if Hall

The Pittsburgh Steelers Defense sets up as an excellent fantasy option against the Washington Football Team in Week 13. Washington’s offense has struggled this season and now they find themselves in a tough position in a road game against one of the better defenses in the NFL. The Steelers are installed as seven-point home favorites in a game with a low 43.5 over/under. Fantasy gamers

Pittsburgh Steelers tight end Eric Ebron has caught a touchdown in three of his past five games while drawing at least five targets in each game over that span. He draws a decent matchup against the Washington Football Team in Week 13. While Washington’s defense is excellent at limiting opposing wide receivers and running backs, they are only average at defending tight ends. On the

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Chase Claypool draws a tough Week 13 matchup against the Washington Football Team. Washington’s defense has been tough on opposing passing attacks this season, ranking third in pass-defense DVOA and allowing the second-fewest fantasy points per game to the wide receiver position. That being said, Claypool has shown a nose for the end zone this season, having scored 10 total touchdowns

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster managed to find the end zone in Week 12 against the Baltimore Ravens, giving him six scores on the season. Smith-Schuster will look to score again in Week 13 against the Washington Football Team, although he will have his work cut out for him in what sets up as a difficult matchup. Washington’s defense has been tough on opposing

Pittsburgh Steelers running back Benny Snell Jr. saw the majority of the backfield work for his team in Week 12 with James Conner on the reserve/COVID-19 list last week after testing positive for the virus. Although the team has yet to comment on Conner’s status for Week 13, he is looking unlikely to play against the Washington Football Team. If Conner sits, Snell will get

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Diontae Johnson sets up as a WR2 in fantasy for his Week 13 matchup against the Washington Football Team on Monday evening. Johnson continues to be targeted heavily by Ben Roethlisberger, having seen double-digit targets in each of his past four games. Washington’s secondary has been tough on wide receivers this season, ranking third in pass-defense DVOA and allowing the second-fewest

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger turned in a slow performance in a 19-14 win over the Baltimore Ravens in Week 12, throwing just one touchdown despite attempting 51 passes. He will look to bounce back in Week 13 against the Washington Football Team in a contest that will be on Monday evening at 5:00 PM EST. Washington’s pass defense has been solid this season, ranking

Jacksonville Jaguars kicker Chase McLaughlin is not a viable starter this week. Though he has made all three of his field-goal attempts and both of his extra-point attempts in two games played this season, the sample size is too small and it’s fair to question his reliability compared to other kickers who have played most of the season. As a result, there are better options

The Jacksonville Jaguars Defense should remain benched or on waivers this week. The Jags play Minnesota, a team that has solid receivers in Adam Thielen and Justin Jefferson, an elite back in Dalvin Cook, and a QB in Kirk Cousins who can get hot any given week. Meanwhile, Jacksonville ranks among the bottom of the league in most defensive categories, which keeps this unit well