George Kittle, who carried Saints on his back for the game's decisive play, suddenly finds himself in a high-end passing attack with Emmanuel Sanders and Deebo Samuel.
Chris Liss regrets dropping Mitchell Trubisky (the first QB he drafted) from his playoff-qualifying NFFC team.
Rashaad Penny split work with Chris Carson Monday night, but scored twice on 15 carries and four catches.
The league's two most automatic players, Christian McCaffrey and Michael Thomas, both put up unexpected duds the same week.
John Brown's 28-yard TD pass to Devin Singletary was the highlight of Chris Liss' Thanksgiving Day.
Lamar Jackson is in Christian McCaffrey/Michael Thomas territory -- he's having a fantasy season for the ages, and there's not much left to say.
It was a miracle Leonard Fournette managed two of his three rushing TDs on the season in the second half of a game when his team trailed 35-3.
Will Fuller's return was a nice boost for Deshaun Watson and the Texans, though the Colts still covered the spread.
Philip Rivers did his best Jameis Winston impression in leading the Chargers to a loss and, more importantly, a non-cover.
Dak Prescott was supposed to be a floor pick thanks to his running ability, but he now leads the NFL in passing yards by a wide margin and is second only to Russell Wilson in TD passes.
Chris Liss shares his observations about the Thursday night game and its bizarre ending.