The majority of leagues are down to the final four teams in the postseason
Darrell Henderson white jersey , so no more mad scramble to the waiver wire.There are fewer owners vying for players, especially in leagues that only
allow playoff teams to make additions.Plus, the majority of your starting lineup
is likely set by now. Still, injuries and other situations can always cause you
to dip into your depth. In leagues with three wide receiver slots, your third
starter may not be a sure thing. There are still existing and potential needs
that will exist, so keep working the waiver wire.KENNETH DIXON, RB, Ravens (2.7
percent owned): Just when fantasy owners were starting to get comfortable with
Gus Edwards, Dixon returned from a long knee injury layoff and started cutting
into Edwards' workload in a significant way in his second game back. Dixon had
59 rushing yards on eight carries and scored the team's only rushing touchdown.
John Harbaugh said he also expects Dixon's role to grow. So he is a prime waiver
add in case he usurps Edwards as the main fantasy producer. He could at least
become a potential flex option for Week 16 with another quality outing.ELIJAH
MCGUIRE, RB, Jets (11.3): A toe injury forced Isaiah Crowell out against Buffalo
and the versatile sparkplug McGuire stepped in and totaled 83 yards from
scrimmage and rushed for a TD. McGuire is not only speedy, he is physical and
has the frame to fight for extra yardage at 5-10, 214 pounds. He could be the
most talented RB on the Jets roster and has been an internal favorite for some
time. If Crowell continues to miss time or is limited, McGuire has some
upside.JOHN KELLY, RB
Darrell Henderson Los Angeles Rams Jerseys , Rams (3.7): If you won despite Todd Gurley's disappointing Week 14 performance, you still need his direct handcuff
in case he suffers an injury. Malcolm Brown is done for the season because of a
clavicle injury, and now the rookie sixth-round pick is Gurley's apparent
backup. Kelly flashed nifty moves and speed during the preseason and will likely
become Los Angeles' lead runner in case of a Gurley injury.DANTE PETTIS, WR,
49ers (19.6): He was added in 17.3 percent of leagues last week, but he is still
widely available and you have to check to see if he's on your waiver list.
Pettis has scored four times in the past three games and has become the top
playmaker in the 49ers passing game outside of George Kittle. This week he faces
the Seahawks, who he burned for 129 yards and two scores in Week 14. Pettis had
a 75-yard catch and run for a score in that matchup. You can instantly use him
as a WR3.TIM PATRICK, WR, Broncos (0.6): He was a surprise as a featured target
for Case Keenum in his first game without Emmanuel Sanders. Patrick was targeted
10 times, catching seven for 85 yards. He seemed to be Keenum's preferred target
on many key passing downs. With another good outing this week, you may consider
him for championship game usage against the Raiders in Week 16.ROBERT FOSTER,
WR, Bills (1.2): Most fantasy players don't want to roster any Buffalo
pass-catchers, especially during the playoffs. But dynamic rookie Josh Allen
doesn't give up on any play and is always willing to throw to make things
happen. Foster has become a frequent target for Allen in important situations
and has made a quick leap from the practice squad to actual fantasy relevancy.
Since Week 10 he has three 90-plus yard games and two 100-yard outings. If you
remain desperate for WR help you have to consider Foster as a waiver add. He's
an undrafted rookie, but the numbers are there.IAN THOMAS
Los Angeles Rams Jerseys 2019 , TE, Panthers (25.5): Rookie tight ends have historically been huge gambles and often disappointments, but with Greg Olsen
out, Thomas has fit nicely into the Carolina passing game in the past two weeks,
He has caught 14 passes during that span with nine catches for 77 yards in Week
14. At the ultra-thin TE position, he becomes an immediate add, and may be the
most sought-after waiver candidate of Week 14. Cam Newton was looking for him
often as the Panthers tried to stay with the Browns in an ultimate loss last
week, and he will likely continue to make him part of the regular offensive
flow. He was targeted 11 times against Cleveland.Los Angeles Rams at Oakland
Raiders game balls: OL Austin Blythe lithe in support After a nerve wracking
first half in Oakland, the Rams settled in to handle business in the second half
with a strong, multi-faceted team effort. Here are just a few of the
contributors that deserved some shine. And the game ball goes to...G Austin
Blythe Filling in for Jamon Brown, Blythe could’ve been a leaky valve in the
Rams’ normally stable offensive line. Instead, he fit right in, and even got out
ahead of a few plays; notably Todd Gurley’s 19 yard touchdown scamper in the
first quarter. With Jamon Brown becoming a free agent after this season, having
Blythe will be a luxury if he can keep it rolling like he did in Oakland.RB Todd
Gurley/ WR Brandin CooksTheir skill sets are going to be very complimentry of
each other, and last night we got our first glimpse of that. Cooks’ big plays
were the result of pass interferences calls
Darrell Henderson black jersey , but the Rams let the world know that they are willing to find him behind the defense often, which is really going to make it
difficult to key in on Gurley. Gurley looked fresh, as he should have, having
sat out the entire preseason and most of the first half. Whether it is on the
ground or through the air, Gurley clearly unlocked the offense in the second
half. DL Michael BrockersWhile statistically Donald and Suh’s work was mostly
done under the radar, we got to see how they help free up guys like Michael
Brockers, as well as Jonathan Franklin-Myers. Brockers looked athletic and ready
to capitalize on having a tad more space to operate this season. P Johnny
Hekker62 yard punts are kicked with gameballs. That was some fine work in the
thick night air of the East Bay Johnny! ILB Cory LittletonGame one of the
Littleton experiment was mostly a success. 13 tackles and an interception is a
good start. He did miss a tackle on Oakland’s Marshawn Lynch in the second half,
but Marshawn isn’t the easiest guy to take down either. It seems like Littleton
will be a nice piece next to Mark Barron in the near future. S John Johnson
IIIThis one’s kind of a funny selection, because he was picking up Jared Cook
for much of the night, and Cook had a monster night. But Johnson also made
plays, and battled with the much larger Cook. Johnson looked pretty physical,
and should fair well in more favorable match-ups. Plus he hauled in a nice end
zone pick to go with his nine tackles.
