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This week’s power rankings heavily focus on trade talk on the day that 79 players who inked contracts this summer can be traded.
David Ornstein unpacks Enzo Maresca’s eyebrow-raising comments regarding his status Chelsea and dives into the futures of Thomas Frank and Mohamed Salah following a tumultuous Matchweek 16.
Adonai Mitchell and Troy Franklin both reemerged as strong WR2 options in Week 15. Playing expanded roles, both wideouts are strong adds off the waiver wire heading into Week 16.

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  • DAL Wide Receiver #88
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    Lamb handily led the team in targets and yardage but failed to find the end zone on a night quarterback Dak Prescott didn’t manage a passing touchdown. The veteran alpha was leaned on heavily throughout as George Pickens’ bout of disinterested play continued into Week 15, but disguised coverages and unique blitz packages from Brian Flores’ Minnesota defense made life continually difficult for all parties. Now all but eliminated from postseason contention, Lamb and the Cowboys move forward in another lost season as they prepare to face the Chargers in Week 16.
  • IND Tight End #84
    Warren led the Colts in targets while running a route on 28 of the Colts’ 30 drop backs. Philip Rivers, 44, making his first NFL start since 2020, peppered his short-area pass catchers with targets from start to finish. Indy running backs combined for nine targets, and all of Warren’s targets were of the quick-hitting variety. The Colts’ lack of throw volume will affect everyone in this Colts offense, but Warren might be live as a startable tight end in 12-team PPR formats with Rivers likely starting the next couple games. Warren plays the Niners in Week 16.
  • LAC Running Back #8
    Hampton led the way with 15 rushes while Kimani Vidal saw 12 rushes and one reception. It was Vidal who ran the most pass routes — 21 to eight — and functioned as the third-down and two-minute back for much of the game. With the Chargers shifting hard to the run over the past three weeks, Hampton and Vidal are likely to split around 30 weekly touches, possibly more depending on game script. That could lock in Hampton for 15-20 weekly touches. The rookie should be considered a top-30 option in Week 16 against a week Dallas defense.
  • JAC Quarterback #16
    It goes without saying that the first five-score day through the air of Lawrence’s career was also his first six-touchdown outing. Leveling up seemingly every week over the past month, Lawrence had his most emphatic improvement yet against the Jets’ bottom-basement defense. Directing the ball to whomever was open, Lawrence found four players for at least 50-plus receiving yards, and six for 20-plus. Travis Etienne led the way, with all three of his receptions ending up in the end zone, including a 45-yarder on a screen. Lawrence’s most impressive plays were improvisations, including his 15-yard rushing score. The most impressive pass was a 33-yard, non-scoring fadeaway jumper to Parker Washington. There was a scary moment in the first half where Lawrence banged his passing hand, but he never missed a snap and seemingly never missed a throw. Lawrence’s hot streak will be put to the toughest of Week 16 tests as the Jags venture on the road to Denver. Despite his hot play, he will remain outside the top 12 for that one.
  • LA Wide Receiver #12
    No surprise here as Nacua is finishing up his third season as one of the top receivers in the league. Rapoport mentions a big money extension is a top priority for the Rams this offseason. The only question is whether he’s able to top Ja’Marr Chase’s $40.25 million average annual value.
  • SF Running Back #23
    McCaffrey dealt with an illness that limited his practice participation this week. He was removed from the injury report Friday before being added back and listed as questionable Saturday with a bak injury. It is unclear when the new ailment surfaced. Late-week additions to the injury report are never something fantasy managers want to see, also leading to a significant decision in the first week of fantasy playoffs considering the 49ers don’t play until the afternoon Sunday. McCaffrey will remain a top tier RB1 if active against the Titans. Fantasy managers might want to hedge by grabbing Brian Robinson off of waivers, if available. ESPN’s Adam Schefter later followed up the report by saying McCaffrey will go “good to go” Sunday.
  • TB Wide Receiver #13
    It may not have been the most efficient outing for Evans, but when you consider it was the first time on the field for the future Hall of Famer since Week 7, it’s an incredibly impressive performance. The 32-year-old worked the sideline for most of the contest, and showed he’s still as good as it gets at jump balls with a 45-yard snag. Evans is far from a lock to put up these kind of numbers each week, but clearly the connection with Baker Mayfield is going to make these kind of outings possible. The Panthers are next in Week 16.
  • ATL Tight End #8
    Three touchdowns from Kyle Pitts? In this economy? This was a remarkable effort from the tight end in what has been an impressive — if frustrating (until Thursday) because of the lack of scores — campaign. The Buccaneers simply had no answer for him, and the Falcons lack of other competent targets sans Bijan Robinson provided the volume. He’s now up to four scores on the season, and he’ll have a chance to add to that total with Kirk Cousins clearly feeling confident in feeding him as often as possible against the Cardinals in Week 16.
  • CHI Wide Receiver #15
    Odunze missed Week 14’s game after failing to practice once throughout the week. A limited session today puts him on track to return to the lineup, but the Bears’ staff will undoubtedly want to see how he responds in practice over the next two days before giving him the green light. If active, a banged-up Odunze will be relegated to the fantasy WR3 ranks on a run-heavy Chicago offense. Luther Burden will continue to operate as the team’s top wideout if Odunze is held out versus the Browns.
  • DAL Wide Receiver #3
    Pickens reverted to the low-effort Pittsburgh version of himself in Week 14’s loss to the Lions, giving up on routes and appearing generally disinterested in the proceedings. Pickens had just 37 yards on nine targets against Detroit. “We talked a little bit about it,” Schottenheimer said Monday. “In his words, he said, ‘Hey Schotty, I didn’t play my best game.’ I think that, unfortunately, none of us played our best game. But again, I don’t worry about George and his love for football and playing this game. You know, for five or six weeks, he was the talk of the sporting world. ‘Look at George Pickens.’ We didn’t coach or play well enough to win that game in Detroit. They beat us. It is what it is.” Hopefully Pickens gives better effort in Week 15 against a Minnesota secondary that has been burned on deep throws for much of the season. He’ll be a top-12 fantasy option, and a top seven or eight option if CeeDee Lamb (concussion) is out.

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NFL Week 15

J.J. McCarthy and the Vikings were able to make enough plays, defeating the Cowboys and damaging Dallas’ playoff hopes on Sunday Night Football.
J.J. McCarthy fakes the handoff and is untouched on his way to the end zone, hitting the griddy and bringing the Minnesota Vikings level with the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday Night Football.
J.J. McCarthy rolls to his left and finds Jalen Nailor, who makes a great play to come up with the ball despite being covered, tying things up for the Minnesota Vikings against the Dallas Cowboys.
The Cowboys look like they are setting up for a traditional field goal before Brandon Aubrey takes the pitch and runs with the ball, putting Dallas in position to take the lead against the Minnesota Vikings.
J.J. McCarthy’s pass is tipped and the quarterback tries to bat it down but Quinnen Williams comes up with it, giving the Cowboys an early momentum swing against the Vikings.
Devin McCourty, Jason Garrett and Maria Taylor discuss Micah Parsons’ injury against the Denver Broncos, examining the Green Bay Packers’ playoff chances without their star pass rusher.
Jason Garrett, Devin McCourty and Maria Taylor react to Patrick Mahomes suffering a torn ACL in the Kansas City Chiefs’ Week 15 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers.

NBA

Eric Samulski discusses how the Atlanta Hawks will compensate for the loss of Kristaps Porzingis, who will be miss the next two weeks with an illness.
While Joel Embiid’s return has been huge for fantasy basketball, so has Paul George’s.

College Football Playoff Look-Ahead

Nicole Auerbach unpacks her College Football Playoff bracket predictions, including how she feels about the top four seeds while asking questions about the remaining eight.
James Madison, Miami and Alabama are in. Notre Dame and Duke are out. This is shocking news, considering the Fighting Irish were ranked better than the Hurricanes just last week.
Nicole Auerbach and Joshua Perry analyze the College Football Playoff 12-team bracket from all angles, questioning if Ohio State has the hardest path to a national championship and debating if having a bye is beneficial.
Nicole Auerbach and Joshua Perry evaluate what the CFP committee’s handling of Texas could mean for college football moving forward.
Nicole Auerbach and Joshua Perry are “very frustrated” with the way that the College Football Playoff selection committee treated certain teams this year, debating if the sport has a “conference championship problem.”
The playoff field is set. It’s time to find out who will be the national champion.
Nicole Auerbach and Joshua Perry react to the 12-team College Football Playoff bracket, focusing on Kalen DeBoer’s Crimson Tide getting in over Marcus Freeman’s Fighting Irish, despite a loss to Georgia in the SEC title.

Premier League

Tyler Adams suffered a left knee injury on Monday in Bournemouth’s Monday match with Manchester United at Old Trafford.
Check out the Premier League schedule for the 2025-26 season, with everything you need for all 380 games.
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim reflects on his side’s dramatic and disappointing 4-4 draw with Bournemouth at Old Trafford.
Ruben Amorim will soon be speaking about one of those nights at Old Trafford where the good kind of magic coming from Manchester United’s attackers was mellowed by poor play at the back.

Golf

Relive the top shots and best moments from the final round of action in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, where Q-School golfers competed for five PGA Tour cards.
Watch the best shots and biggest moments from the final round of the 2025 Grant Thornton Invitational from Tiburon Golf Club in Naples, Florida.
Watch the best shots and biggest moments from the second round of the 2025 Grant Thornton Invitational from the Tiburon Golf Club in Naples, Florida.
Brentley Romine discusses all things PGA Tour Q-School, sharing why Chad Sewell is getting compared to Zach Johnson, how Camilo Villegas has been able to “keep grinding” and what Adam Svensson can do to “turn it around.”
Watch the best shots and biggest moments from the first round of the 2025 Grant Thornton Invitational from the Tiburon Golf Club in Naples, Florida.
Watch top shots from Lexi Thompson’s and Wyndham Clark’s round one performance at the Grant Thornton Invitational, tying a record set earlier in the day shooting a 55.

Motor Sports

Relive the best Leigh Diffey moments from this year’s edition of the NASCAR Cup Series.
Jason Anderson entered the final round of the season in a winner-take-all scenario versus Joey Savatgy and Christian Craig.
Cooper Webb has three Supercross championships, but has not yet successfully defended the title; then again, neither has any active rider.
23XI Racing co-owner Michael Jordan credited “level heads” in reaching an agreement.

Rotoworld

Patrick Daugherty and Denny Carter discuss quarterback Trevor Lawrence’s recent success at the helm for the Jaguars and why fantasy managers should still start him despite a tough Week 16 matchup versus the Broncos.
Patrick Daugherty and Denny Carter break down how Davante Adams’ hamstring injury will affect the Los Angeles Rams offense in their Thursday night matchup versus the Seattle Seahawks.
The FFHH crew spotlights the players who thrived and struggled in Week 15, highlighting Brock Purdy, George Kittle, Jaxson Dart, Tyrone Tracy, DJ Moore, D’Andre Swift, Justin Jefferson, George Pickens and Ashton Jeanty.
Matthew Berry, Connor Rogers and Jay Croucher unpack the fantasy ramifications of Patrick Mahomes suffering a season-ending torn ACL in a loss to the Chargers, debating if Gardner Minshew II can be trusted going forward.
The FFHH crew compliments Sean McVay for being one of the best head coaches in the NFL, provides an update on the health of Davante Adams and celebrates the fantasy outings of Amon-Ra St. Brown and Jameson Williams.
The FFHH crew celebrates the Arizona Cardinals, the king of garbage time fantasy football points, after Jacoby Brissett, Michael Carter, Michael Wilson and Trey McBride had productive games in a 40-20 loss to the Texans.

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Falcons receiver Drake London may be getting closer to a return, but he will not be on the field this weekend for Sunday’s matchup with the Seahawks.
Colorado coach Deion Sanders has brought in Sacramento State’s Brennan Marion as the offensive coordinator, the architect of the high-tempo, run-oriented “Go-Go” system.
The Bears will officially be without their top receiver when they face the Packers on Sunday.
While the spotlight over the last 48 hours has been on Antetokounmpo, other trade talk is ramping up as well.
Yes, the Cardinals and quarterback Kyler Murray are destined for an offseason divorce.