Fantasy News

J.J. Nelson caught two passes for 42 yards in Sunday’s loss to the Rams.

Nelson was the only wide receiver to catch a pass other than Larry Fitzgerald, as Fitz dominated with 10 receptions. The speedster won’t be a reliable fantasy option in the fantasy playoffs with Blaine Gabbert preferring to target the middle of the field, but he’s a decent desperation play.

12/4/17 - 05:30 PM ET

Jamize Olawale gets three touches in Week 13.

Olawale had one carry for nine yards along with two reception for 14 yards. He’ll chip in with some touches here and there, but Olawale isn’t a fantasy option.

12/4/17 - 05:30 PM ET

DeAndre Washington scores in Week 13.

Washington received six carries against the Giants, gaining 16 yards with the score coming on a nine-yarder from the shotgun in the fourth quarter. The second-year back isn’t a recommended fantasy option right now.

12/4/17 - 05:29 PM ET

Ricky Seals-Jones caught two passes for 44 yards in Sunday’s loss to the Rams.

Seals-Jones cooled off some, but he was still second on the team in yards behind Larry Fitzgerald. He will look to return to the end zone next week against the Titans, and Seals-Jones could be a fantasy option down the stretch.

12/4/17 - 05:28 PM ET

Marshawn Lunch scores against the Giants.

Lynch broke a 51-yard touchdown run early in the game on a play where he got very good blocking, and overall he had 17 carries for 101 yards and a touchdown, along with two receptions for 20 yards. Lynch will be an option in lineups against the Chiefs next week.

12/4/17 - 05:27 PM ET

Larry Fitzgerald catches 10 passes in Week 13 loss.

Fitzgerald had 10 receptions for 98 yards and a touchdown in the 32-16 defeat. With three quarters of the season in the books, Fitz is on pace for nearly 110 catches 1,200 yards, and he’s almost certainly going to have his third-straight season with over 100 receptions and 1,000 receiving yards at age 34. Consider him a solid WR2 for the fantasy playoffs with a boost in PPR leagues, including next week against the Titans.

12/4/17 - 05:27 PM ET

Derek Carr helps get the Raiders back to .500 with win over the Giants.

Without his top two receivers Michael Crabtree (suspension) and Amari Cooper (concussion/ankle), Carr settled in against he Giants and ended up going 22/36 for 287 yards and a touchdown. The score was a clutch one late in the fourth quarter to Johnny Holton in the red zone. Next week, Carr gets a Kansas City team that’s struggling—and one that he lit up for over 400 yards and three touchdowns in their earlier matchup this season. Crabtree will be back, so Carr will be a QB1 even if Cooper isn’t healthy for Week 14.

12/4/17 - 05:25 PM ET