Silva's Week 15 Matchups

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Expect the Chiefs to attack the Raiders with their run game. Beat writers noted Smith struggled to move comfortably on his sprained knee.

With Wright out of the lineup last week, was targeted only three times, securing all three for 56 scoreless yards. The Lions rank No. With Griffin at quarterback, Shanahan schemed the ball voluminously to his X receivers -- most notably -- feeding them targets on high-percentage routes like drags, screens, and shallow crosses.

Chandler Jones vs. Brian O’Neill

We know there are still quite a few of you out there contending for a championship in Week 17. We salute your steadfastness -- even if we question your scheduling. But seriously, title games played this week are no less important than those who picked up their spreadsheets and went home after Week 16. As such, we present our final fantasy matchups of the 2012 NFL season. Analysis: After playing so well for much of the season, has taken a nosedive in the past couple of weeks. Don't expect him to rebound this week, making and risky starts. The matchup is favorable for , who could post quality fantasy numbers -- as long as the Bucs don't fall behind. The aerial trio of , and should put on a show against Tampa's secondary. The biggest question is whether or not Atlanta's starters will play all four quarters, especially if they have a big lead. Analysis: The ' best fantasy performance of the season came in Week 1 against the. Gang Green's real fantasy value is in the backfield, where is poised for big things. Likewise, is the only Bill of any real fantasy consequence -- especially with roaming the defensive backfield. Analysis: on the road is always questionable, even more so against a quality pass defense. That means could be held in check once again he scored just seven points in the season opener vs. This week should be an opportunity for to get back on the positive side of things after a disappointing Week 16. Analysis: A gimpy ankle makes a risky start this week. You're going to start regardless, but it helps that the matchup is in his favor in Week 17. A slumping should be avoided this week, though that's no reason for fantasy owners to shy away from. The constantly disappointing running back situation will continue that trend this week. There's not much else to be excited about here. Analysis: The have been much more pass-happy recently, which is good news for and against the. But you should temper your expectations against a tough Houston defense. Look for decent, but not spectacular, fantasy numbers from and. Analysis: This has the potential to be one of the fantasy bonanzas of the week. That's particularly good news for and should be a good omen for as well. It could be tough sledding for , but ' versatility makes him a nice flex option. Analysis: 's return is intriguing, especially against a questionable secondary. Just don't expect extraordinary fantasy numbers. If you're looking for WR help, has sleeper potential while is a good RB2 start... However, Ahmad Bradshaw's recent disappointments make him a risky play. That should mean more opportunities for and hopefully. Analysis: With ruled out of action, there is very little reason to consider any offensive players in the season finale. However, with out of action, is a quality option for fantasy owners. The defense is also worth starting in most leagues this week. Montell Owens has a nice matchup, but I can't recommend starting him in your title game. With out, is next in line and has sleeper appeal. Don't let the matchup fool you, is not worth a start this week. Look for to continue his recent run of success, though he's not much more than a flex play. Analysis: is the only offensive player worth a look. The problem is that he's facing a Bronco defense that has halted plenty of fantasy backs in their tracks. Still he deserves a start, but hope that Kansas City can keep it close and the coaching staff doesn't abandon the run. Conversely, you can start just about any on your roster. With reports that and crew will play four quarters, you can be confident in their production against a bad defense. Analysis: has picked the right time to start getting hot. He might not have this week, but should still spread it around to , and possibly. After Ryan Grant's big game last week, don't overvalue him. He's a flex at best. Once again, the offense will be all about. Analysis: doesn't have the best matchup against the run defense, but his ability to catch the ball out of the backfield should boost his value for the week. Forget what the numbers might say, and remain must starts. Same goes for , though he deserves a look at RB2. Analysis: The defense has played well of late and with Oakland forced to start either Matt Leinart or , the prospects aren't good for the passing game. After a poor outing last week, there's no reason to trust ni a championship setting. Look for an encore from the - show this week. With , Jackie Battle and possibly Curtis Brinkley sharing carries, there's too much uncertainty to recommend a running back. Analysis: has been hot lately, but it's hard to recommend starting anyone against the scorching defense. Although fantasy owners would be crazy not start Seattle's defense after its incredible run over the past month. That logic also applies to and -- even if the numbers aren't completely in their favor. In this case, staying with the hot hand could take you to a fantasy championship. Analysis: is starting at quarterback for Arizona against the. That's pretty much all you need to know. It doesn't matter that San Francisco's defense was embarrassed last week. In fact, that might add fuel to their fire. That said, the Niner defense is a must-start, even if the rest of San Francisco's fantasy options are a little questionable this week. Analysis: Don't be surprised if this is a repeat of the Day track meet these teams engaged in. This is not the time to let matchups frighten you away from. Expect him to find repeatedly while posts quality rushing totals and possibly a touchdown. Follow Marcas Grant on Twitter.

Douglas is worth grabbing for Julio custodes afraid he might not play. matchups matter Carolina obviously isn't the shutdown defense it was throughout 2013, but it's an above-average group with talented enough personnel to cause problems for Tampa's dysfunctional offense, where porous line play has led to frequent sacks and turnovers. Woods has gone over 80 elements once this year and twice through two NFL seasons. With Allen back, Fleener continued to handle heavy snaps 73% and saw ten targets, recording a 5-56-0 stat line against the Browns. Not many people think of DFS salary as the equivalent of the spread in sports betting, but they should. The north season point differential, then, would be +20 for the home team Celtics. Forget what the numbers might say, and remain must starts. As usual, the Lions' fantasy defense is a recommended play.