Fantasy News

Philip Rivers and the Chargers stay hot and get to .500.

Rivers has been on fire over the last two weeks, and he picked the Browns apart in LA’s Week 13 victory. The veteran signal-caller was 31/43 for 344 yards and a touchdown in the game, as he spread the ball around and make pinpoint passes throughout the game. Keenan Allen was again Rivers’ main target throughout the afternoon, as they connected ten times for 105 yards and a touchdown. Rivers will remain a QB1 option for the first week of the fantasy playoffs in Week 14 against the Redskins.

12/4/17 - 04:45 PM ET

Kenny Stills scores in Week 13 win.

Stills caught five passes for 98 yards, including a 23-year touchdown in the fourth quarter. He also lost a fumble, but overall, it was a great game for the deep threat. Stills is on pace for 977 yards this season, but he might not be able to get deep in Week 14 against Bill Belichick’s defense. We’d look elsewhere for the first week of the fantasy playoffs.

12/4/17 - 02:05 PM ET

Corey Coleman doesn’t catch a pass in Week 13.

Coleman was targeted a few times in the game, but he couldn’t haul any in against the Chargers. The 2016 first-rounder isn’t a great fantasy option if the Browns are going to feed Josh Gordon targets, but he’s still a strong dynasty league player.

12/4/17 - 04:42 PM ET

T.J. Yeldon catches two passes in Week 13.

Yeldon didn’t receive any carries in the win over the Colts, but he had 25 receiving yards on his two receptions. Yeldon’s role isn’t big enough to deliver fantasy value, but it’s good to see him in the lineup and making plays for his team.

12/4/17 - 02:04 PM ET

Josh Hill caught one pass for eight yards in Sunday’s win over the Panthers.

Hill lost a fumble on his only reception when safety Mike Adams punched it out, but it didn’t end up costing the Saints. With Coby Fleener on IR, Hill will be the starter for the rest of the year, but he isn’t a strong fantasy play down the stretch.

12/4/17 - 04:42 PM ET

Senorise Perry gets first career NFL carries in win over the Broncos.

Perry rushed five times for 22 yards. Before Sunday, his only career touch was a negative-one-yard reception with Chicago in 2014, so good for him staying ready for the opportunity. He should handle a few primetime touches next Monday night against New England, but the 26-year-old isn’t a fantasy option.

12/4/17 - 02:03 PM ET

Brandon Coleman caught two passes for 28 yards in Sunday’s win over the Panthers.

Coleman’s production has dipped in recent weeks, but as Troy Aikman said on the FOX broadcast, he’s turned into a really good player for the Saints, especially because he can step into all the receiver roles for Sean Payton’s offense. You can keep him on the waiver wire for the fantasy playoffs, though.

12/4/17 - 04:40 PM ET