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The Vikings face a simple reality Sunday: either Jordan Addison has a strong game, or the Minnesota passing game falls apart.
Superstars did most of the heavy lifting for the wild-card winners, but there were also some lesser-known heroes like Isaiah Hodgins and Khalil Shakir.
Amon-Ra St. Brown is providing monstrous late-season production again and should continue against Minnesota.
Deshaun Watson makes his Browns debut this week.
Keenan Allen and Mike Williams both expect to play this week, while the Chiefs are hurting at wide receiver and the Saints and Bills appear thin on defense.
Terry McLaurin should stay hot in an indoor game against a Houston defense that lacks speed.
Kyler Murray is one of four starting quarterbacks listed as questionable, while Jonathan Taylor, Aaron Jones, Elijah Mitchell and Kyren Williams all got the green light Friday.
Xavien Howard is more of a ballhawk than a shutdown corner, so Amari Cooper should do well in the warm weather Sunday.
Erik Siegrist previews the Monday night matchup as Jalen Hurts and the Eagles play host to Washington.
Sauce Gardner vs. Stefon Diggs would be an interesting matchup, but the Bills should be able to keep Diggs away from Gardner.
It's been a difficult season for DJ Moore, but the Falcons are vulnerable without top CB A.J. Terrell.
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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.
With better coverage in the seam than the perimeter, expect Mike Evans to hit the ground running against the Chiefs.
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.