Aaron Rodgers just threw for 112 scoreless yards and two interceptions against the Bills. the Dolphins still need to win to keep their slim playoff hopes alive. They've allowed The fewest fantasy points per game to quarterbacks, making Rodgers a very difficult start this week.
Head coach DeMeco Ryans said "everyone will play" in Week 18. He added "We'll see how it goes." If C.J. Stroud does end up playing, it likely won't be for long. You can't trust him in a meaningless matchup.
White played 36% of the snaps last week, his lowest snap share of the season. That came on the heels of Bowles expressing his frustrations with White's game-losing fumble against the Cowboys. His run as a fantasy relevant asset is over.
There seems to be no rhyme or reason as to when Antonio Pierce decides which replacement-level RB he wants to push as his lead back. Suddenly, it's Ameer Abdullah, who out-touched Alexander Mattison 21-11 last week. Now, Mattison finds himself in a backup role against a Chargers defense chasing the No. 5 seed and which allows the sixth-fewest fantasy points per game to running backs. Mattison is not a good option this week.
Jerry Jeudy earned a staggering 18 targets, catching 12 for a Jarvis Landrian 94 yards. This came one week after he saw just three targets against a far worse Bengals pass defense. The Ravens need to win to clinch the division. They are nearly three-touchdown home favorites. Over their last three games, the Ravens are allowing the seventh-fewest passing yards per game. You don't want any Browns this week.
Amari Cooper caught a touchdown last week, but he hasn't been heavily involved in the offense. Even if Cooper isn't included in the resting starters, he's not a good option this week.
Since returning from his two-game absence, Jake Ferguson has been quite underwhelming. He's scored under 7.0 fantasy points in three of his last four and has not scored a touchdown all season. The Commanders allow the 14th-fewest fantasy points per game to tight ends. Do not start Ferguson this week.
