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A game in Mexico City adds to the intrigue of a Week 11 slate that features several teams playing in domes, several teams playing in sub-50-degree weather and wind, and a number of critical defensive opponent matchups.

A bye-limited Week 10 slate of games places added importance of the matchups, and players like Drew Brees, Aaron Jones, Russell Wilson, and Odell Beckham should see radical movements in their rankings this week because of them.

Moving into November, worsening weather should have an effect on the fantasy players in the Texans-Jaguars, Redskins-Bills, Vikings-Chiefs, Colts-Steelers, and Patriots-Ravens games this week. But two top defenses will do more to sabotage the values of Lamar Jackson and Kyler Murray.

Week 8 features five dome games that will help avoid another Redskins-49ers rain bowl, but there is one game with rain on the forecast this week. In addition, defensive matchups drive the best picks of the week such as Russell Wilson, Aaron Jones, and DeAndre Hopkins, and the worst picks such as Carson Wentz, Josh Jacobs, and D.J. Moore.

Week 7 is missing some of the premiere options at running back and wide receiver with Christian McCaffrey, Nick Chubb, Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, and Odell Beckham on bye. That makes defensive matchups key in another week with mild temperatures and no wind or rain forecasted.

Temperatures are dropping, and the winds are picking up. That's bad news for a lot of quarterbacks -- but not necessarily for Aaron Rodgers.

Scott explains his favorite and least favorite fantasy matchups for Week 5, including a number of Packers and Cowboys playing in Dallas, David Johnson, Ronald Jones, and Delanie Walker.

Favorite players this week include Jacoby Brissett, Jared Goff, Davante Adams, and Austin Ekeler. Avoid Kirk Cousins, Nick Chubb, and Julian Edelman. Scott Spratt goes through all your start/sit decisions for Week 4.

Patrick Mahomes is the best quarterback in fantasy football ... but how will he fare against a fearsome Ravens defense on a windy day in Kansas City?

Despite their dreary performance in Foxborough in Week 1, Ben Roethlisberger and the Steelers should fare much better in Pittsburgh in Week 2.