Hopes were high for the Jets' rookie receiver, but he had failed to make a fantasy impact this year—until last weekend, when he had his first 100-yard game and scored a touchdown. Can he keep it up?

No Aaron Jones, no problem. We expect Green Bay to have a fantasy field day against Minnesota.

With touchdowns on the ground and through the air against Arizona, could the former MVP save your fantasy season?

Good news for fantasy managers who need QBs—the Raiders, Falcons, and Colts all have good matchups that should leave you with plenty of options.

The 49ers and Jets both seem likely to stay home for the postseason, but their wideouts can still win you a fantasy championship.

Backup quarterbacks are always difficult to forecast in fantasy leagues, but Taysom Hill's running skills give him a higher baseline than most. Jordan Love, meanwhile, is an unknown commodity.

The injury to Derrick Henry has affected fantasy leagues around the country. Alex Collins or Derrick Gore might be tempting, but your best option to replace him is Jets rookie Michael Carter.

The Bengals have won four out of five games and their second-year quarterback and rookie wide receiver are the talk of the league but they may see significant drops in fantasy production this week.

It's not all bad for the Bears this year—rookie Khalil Herbert just became the second player in the last two seasons to rush for 100 yards against Tampa Bay. Scott Spratt breaks down Herbert, Elijah Mitchell, Michael Carter, Kenneth Gainwell, and the other young running backs who could win your fantasy league this fall.

The Rams offense has produced a lot of fantasy stars this weekend. So has the Lions defense. So you'll want to start everyone in a Los Angeles uniform—Kupp, Robert Woods, Tyler Higbee, Darrell Henderson, Matthew Stafford, maybe Flipper Anderson and Eric Dickerson—when they play Detroit on Sunday.