Ravens TE Mark Andrews finished the season strong and should stay busy during the playoffs, especially if WR Zay Flowers is sidelined by a knee injury
Jerry Donabedian envision a big stat line from Ol' Reliable against a Jacksonville defense that's struggled to cover the middle of the field.
Rather than a concern, Trevon Diggs might be a target for Deebo Samuel on Sunday.
There's pressure on Keenan Allen to step up with Mike Williams out, and the Jaguars defense appears vulnerable in the slot.
Jerry Donabedian expects Keenan Allen and Tyler Boyd to stays busy in the slot this weekend.
Mike Barner digs into his favorite sides for the Thanksgiving Day matchup between the Cowboys and Giants with a breakdown of the odds and his top props.
Terry McLaurin should stay hot in an indoor game against a Houston defense that lacks speed.
Xavien Howard is more of a ballhawk than a shutdown corner, so Amari Cooper should do well in the warm weather Sunday.
It's been a difficult season for DJ Moore, but the Falcons are vulnerable without top CB A.J. Terrell.
Aaron Rodgers is playing poorly, but the Washington defense tends to accommodate opposing passing games.
Looking at the top wide receivers from an offense and, based on the inside/outside and left/right splits of those receivers, identify the cornerbacks most likely to face them in man coverage.
Chris Olave's hot streak might continue with Mike Thomas out against weak Seattle corner rotation.
Mario Puig analyzes the wide receiver-cornerback matchups for Week 3. Allen Robinson is poised to finally break out after a slow two-week start to his Rams career.
Mitch Trubisky can miss the wide side of a barn, but Chase Claypool could do damage anyway against New England's tiny and slow slot corner.
Mike Barner gives the betting breakdown, including the odds and player props to target for Sunday's matchup between the Giants and Titans. Visit RotoWire for more NFL picks all season.
Jaire Alexander might be able to contain Justin Jefferson, but the Packers might not have the luxury of matching them up.
Playing a weak Seattle secondary with an escalated workload, Brandon Aiyuk could make up for lost time in Week 13.
Azeez Al-Shaair, who lead the 49ers with eight tackles, recorded an interception and had a fumble recovery Sunday, may be the team‘s top linebacker for the immediate future.