Including this year's edition of Peyton Manning vs. Tom Brady
Is Donald Brown actually good now, or is he just on the right side of running back BABIP?
Demaryius Thomas should get a ton of targets against the Patriots' banged-up secondary this week, especially if Wes Welker's concussion keeps him out.
Lions wide receiver Nate Burleson has been sidelined since Week 3, but he earns a mention on the 'Rising' list thanks to his expected return to the lineup this week.
Multiple young Tampa Bay players can be obtained for a great value in what is anticipated to be a high-scoring matchup against Detroit.
Green Bay will give Rodgers' broken collarbone one more week - at least - to heal.
Michael Floyd flashed his No. 1 receiver upside Sunday, but in many leagues he remains on the waiver wire thanks to his previous shoulder injury.
One of these awful four or five-win teams will make the playoffs. Doesn't seem fair.
The Colts continue to proclaim Trent Richardson the lead back while giving backup Donald Brown the majority of touches, as they did Sunday.
Can the Chiefs get to Peyton Manning?
St. Louis defensive end Robert Quinn has been a trendy IDP option this season thanks to his 12 sacks through 10 games.
Expecting a high-scoring game, Kevin Payne is targeting multiple players from the Eagles/Redskins game this weekend, including Nick
Matt Forte leads all RBs in fantasy points over the last four weeks. Ray Flowers takes a snapshot of each position over that timespan in this week's edition.
Assuming you've used Seattle and Denver, Houston is the next best choice.
The Staff likes Drew Brees and Saints laying only three to the Niners in the dome.
Backing the Texans
Is Rishard Matthews the real deal or is he a wolf in sheep's clothing? Is he worth gambling on as the season comes down the stretch?
Le'Veon Bell might have the opportunities, but his poor 4.6 40 time and below-average broad jump did not portend efficiency.