The Postâs Drew Loftis evaluates all the relevant fantasy football news ahead of Week 16 of the NFL season.
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Drew Lock QB, Broncos
This serves as a reminder:đ After Lockâs âbig game in Week 14 against the Texans (23.9 fantasy points), we warned to steer clear this past week against the Chiefs. Hopefully you did (6.6 points). But if you made it to title week while streaming QBs, Lock is on the radar this week against the sorry Lions.
John Ross WR, Bengals
Has done virtually nothing in two games since his return from a foot injury, but chalk up one game to rust and the other uáŠáŠáŠáŠáŠáŠâ¤â¤â¤â¤áŠâ¤â¤â¤â¤áŠâ¤â¤â¤â¤áŠđąáŠáŠáŠp to a strong Patriots secondary. Any lingering rust will be gone for juicy matchup with the Dolphins.
Mike Boone RB, Vikings
Dalvin Cook left Sunday with a shoulder injury and Boone scored twice filling in. If Cook injuryę§ lingerę§s, and Alexander Mattison (ankle) is unable to return, Boone is playing vs. the Packers.
Mike Gesicki TE, Dolphins
He has at least five targets in seven straight games. Decent opꌍtion at a thin position.
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Raheem Mostert RB, 49ers
Donât cut him, but find an alternative in your lineup this week.ęŚ Expecting the Rams to play angry this weeđk. They put the clamps on Tevin Coleman in Week 6 (2.5 yards per carry).
Anthony Miller WR, Bears
Five straiâ ght double-digit fantasy games, including a season-best 26.8 PPR pointđs against the Packers. Plan on finding an alternative this week, when he faces a Chiefs defense that is second-toughest against WRs.
John Brown WR, Bills
The only defense stingier than the Chiefs against receivers is the Patriots. Have another option ready to đ˛go.
Kenny Stills WR, Texans
Caught two TDs on Sunday and has ripe matchup against the Buccaneers this week. But he received just three targets, which is the norm in games when Will Fuller is healthy. Donât put youręŚ tięŚtle hopes on three targets.