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The Chiefs' passing game has mostly been disappointing this year, but Rashee Rice and Travis Kelce both played well last week and now face a banged-up Buffalo secondary in the divisional round.
Facing a tough defense with the bull's eye on him, Sunday's showdown with Buffalo will help clarify just how good Rashee Rice can be.
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Matthew Stafford and Jared Goff may be headed for a shootout in Detroit.
The Steelers might assign Joey Porter to Stefon Diggs, but if so the decision might backfire against Pittsburgh.
Incentives and milestones had a big impact on Week 18 fantasy scoring and helped drive a throwback week for some of the league's older running backs.
Nico Collins could see an enormous target share with the Texans managing multiple wideout injuries.
CeeDee Lamb could have one of his biggest games playing against a Lions defense that's tougher against the run than the pass.
DK Metcalf could pose a major big-play threat to Tennessee's injury-challenged corner rotation.
If New England prioritizes defending Travis Kelce then the Pats might not have leftover personnel to cover Rashee Rice.
Ja'Marr Chase should keep rolling against a Colts secondary with poor boundary corner personnel.
The Indianapolis secondary is weakest on the boundary and downfield, where Mike Evans is at his best.
Dan Marcus check in with IDPs whose stock has risen or fallen Week 11, and in the Fallers column, Joey Bosa is likely headed for IR.
Playing at home and against the Bears, the Week 11 setup couldn't be much easier for Amon-Ra St. Brown.
DeAndre Hopkins should be able to get rolling against a struggling and injured Tampa Bay corner rotation.