Will Tom Brady throw an interception? Should you bet on Travis Kelce or Tyreek Hill? Which team's running backs have the edge? Scott Spratt looks at those questions and more in the season's final Start and Sit.

Daily fantasy players will need to be careful on championship weekends with cold weather expected in both Green Bay and Kansas City. With passing games dampened, Tampa Bay running backs Leonard Fournette and Ronald Jones may be your best values.

Last weekend's wild-card win over Chicago means another game in the Superdome for the Saints. That's good news for Drew Brees and the Saints -- but also for Tom Brady and the Buccaneers.

Fantasy football seasons are mostly over, but daily fantasy still lives! And if you're playing, you're going to want to invest in Drew Brees and the Saints this weekend.

If you're still playing fantasy football, you should target Ryan Tannehill and the Tennessee Titans -- they're still fighting for a playoff berth, and they're doing it against a lousy Houston defense.

It was a rough outing for Drew Brees and the Saints against Kansas City last time out, but they should fare much better this weekend against Minnesota.

As winter weather sets in around the country, the Chargers-Raiders matchup in a dome in Las Vegas could allow surprising names such as tight end Darren Waller to carry your fantasy team to the championship round.

After a 5-0 start to the season, the Seahawks have lost four of seven games since their bye, including a setback against the Giants last week in which the offense scored only 10 points. But the Jets are in town on Sunday, which means it's get-right week for DK Metcalf and company.

Minnesota hosts the Jacksonville Jaguars this week, which can mean only one thing: it's time to start your Vikings! That means good things for Dalvin Cook, of course, but it also means Kirk Cousins, Adam Thielen, and even Kyle Rudolph.

It has been a rough year for Calvin Ridley and Atlanta, but he is one of many Falcons who could have a big day at home against the Raiders' defense.