Pick Who to Start and Sit in Week 16 of Fantasy Football

Pick Who to Start and Sit in Week 16 of Fantasy Football

Not easy for Higgins because Joey Porter Jr. is likely to follow him around, but Ja’Marr Chase not being there helps him a lot.

During the four games that Higgins played without Chase last year, he averaged 92.8 receiving yards and ended as a top-24 fantasy wide receiver.

The Steelers are missing a number of safeties, and Higgins’ target rate has gone from 17.3% against zone to 25.0% against man defense, which is the sixth-highest rate in the league.

Last week, Warren had a career-high snap rate and route participation. He also had several runs of 10 yards or more called back for penalties.

Ohio’s average defense against runs took a big hit when D.J. Reader left last week, and Warren will help them on Saturday.

Congratulations to all the fantasy football owners who made it to the next round of their league’s playoffs! A special hello goes out to all the shallow leaguers who have their first games this week on the way to the title.

There is a good chance that you have some “start-’em, sit-’em” questions before your Week 16 must-win games.

Every year, Christmas week is crazy because everyone is eager to open some high-scoring gifts.

On top of that, late-season injuries along with key personnel moves make things even harder. There are also four full days of games over a long weekend.

Unfortunately for Fields, Week 15 was a letdown as he only scored 10 fantasy points. He tried a Hail Mary at the very end of each half, but it was picked off. On the second one, it was almost a 45-yard score that would have won the game.

That game was played against a tough Browns team. The Cardinals have given up the fourth-most touchdowns in the NFL, which is the most since Week 11.

This week, Fields has a much better game against them. They also have trouble stopping the run, which helps Fields.

Stafford along with the Rams are having the best game of the season so far. The experienced quarterback has been averaging 22.1 fantasy points and thrown 12 touchdowns over his previous four games. During that time, his worst fantasy score was 18.5 points.

Two of those games were against tough teams, in Cleveland and Baltimore. The Rams have a tough time against the Saints, but the Saints also have a tough time against the Rams. With Cooper Kupp or Puka Nacua fit and Sean McVay in charge, I will trust Stafford.

We are now in Week 16, which in most fantasy football leagues means the semi-finals. If you’ve made it this far, you should truly feel very proud of yourself. You have dealt with illnesses, bye weeks, and many other problems well.

Having said that, the task is still not over. You can still make it to the next round with a lot of different streaming choices if you’re still in contention for the league championship however might be hurt at wide receiver.

It will be less than a month until the end of the 2023 normal season, and our weekly TNF slate has already had a lot of different kinds of games.

Now, we’ll have one of the most important late-season games between two teams that are still alive in the playoff race.

After 15 weeks, both the New Orleans Saints and the Los Angeles Rams have a 7-7 record. The only thing that separates them in the NFC rankings is how they did in conference games.

The Rams are 5-4 and the Saints are 4-5. It looks like the Saints won’t make it because they are in ninth place and the Los Angeles Rams are in seventh.

In a battle for the top spot in the league, Los Angeles will play New Orleans. The winner will move ahead of the loser going into the last two games in the season.

Both teams have won recently and are playing at their best, which means that everything is coming together at the right time.

Since both teams score more than the average number of points in NFL games and defend more than 19 points per game, the scoreboard should hit the predicted number of points.

Together, they score 45.5 points per game and allow 41.2 points per game, so bet on the over.