Matchups: Eagles @ Chargers

Times: 8:15PM ET

Where to Watch: ESPN and ABC

Spreads: PHI -1.5

Total: 41.5

Joe Burrow is rising for the second week in a row. Outside of back-to-back interceptions he threw late in the game, he looked very sharp, and is producing for fantasy football. He has a very enticing schedule for the rest of the season, with matchups against the Ravens, Dolphins, and Cardinals.

Devin Neal reached the end zone in Week 14, and the Saints offense looked impressive against the Bucs. He has an unbelievably delectable fantasy playoff schedule, and he needs to be rostered in every league. Do not be surprised if he helps teams eliminate number 1 seeds.

Watson simply continues to dominate. He has scored 18 or more PPR points in three of his last four games, and he is currently in must start territory. He has the Broncos in Week 15, but the playoff schedule softens up with the Bears and Ravens in Weeks 16-17.

Kincaid was a big contributor in his return. Moving forward, he is a must start at the TE position, especially considering how minimally talented the Bills WRs are, outside of Khalil Shakir. He has an exciting matchup with the Patriots in Week 15.

Hall has not produced in the way many fantasy football players were hoping for this season, and now he has three daunting matchups with the Jaguars, Saints, and Patriots to conclude his fantasy season. He is going to be a very difficult player for people to trust moving forward, regardless of how many touches he is seeing.

The rookie WR has failed to exceed 10 PPR points in four straight games, and he has a difficult schedule moving forward. Additionally, Mike Evans and Jalen McMillan are returning soon, limiting the target share we can anticipate him seeing. It is difficult to justify starting him in the fantasy playoffs.

If you would have told me that the Vikings were going to win their matchup 31-0, I would have thought that Justin Jefferson had a fantastic outing. Unfortunately, in the reality we reside in he recorded two receptions for 11 yards on four targets. He is beyond tough to trust right now, and it makes it even more difficult with the fantasy playoffs looming.

Mooney has simply not put it together this season, totaling less than 10 PPR points in all but one game this season. He is someone to not roster, especially with Drake London likely returning soon, coupled with the somewhat iffy schedule ahead.

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Corum has carved out a significant role, far exceeding his handcuff status. Against Arizona, he ran 12 times for 128 yards and two touchdowns. He must be rostered in any fantasy league at this point with 10 or more teams.

We are running it back with this recommendation this week. Check your waivers for Mike Evans. It would not be surprising to see him sitting on your waivers in 10-team leagues. If you are in the playoffs, add Evans and put him on your IR until he comes back.

Waller was very quiet in Week 14, but his next two matchups are with Pittsburgh and Cincy, two of the worst teams against opposing TE fantasy points. He is worth a pick up if you are in need of a TE.

Jacksonville is taking on the Jets in Week 15, a team that does not scare you in any way. Tyrod Taylor suffered an injury in Week 14, and his status is up in the air this week, making the Jags an even more enticing defense pickup.

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