Plus, Scott Pianowski takes the the 2014 title on a 14-1-1 week.
Will Le'Veon Bell be able to play against the Ravens? His status dramatically changes the projection for the Steelers-Ravens game Saturday night.
Backing the Ravens
RotoWire's Ben Sloccum breaks down the different types of fantasy football contests available on FanDuel.
RotoWire's Josh Collacchi recommends targeting Big Ben against a weak Ravens' secondary in FantasyDraft's Wild Card weekend contests.
Dez Bryant clocks in at No. 3 among wideouts
Ben Roethlisberger has a good matchup, and with a division title on the line, he won't be benched.
Kemal Ishmael has been an elite DB1 while starting this year, and William Moore's absence will put Ishmael back into a three-down role for Week 17.
The Staff Picks title goes down to the wire.
Ben Roethlisberger and the Steelers battle the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday Night Football for the AFC North championship.
No one has the Broncos left, but they're as close to a lock as you'll ever find.
The Falcons connection of Matt Ryan and Julio Jones make for a solid stack on Draftster against a weak Panthers' pass defense.
RotoWire's Jerry Donabedian expects Cam Newton to make some noise on the ground against a weak Atlanta defense this weekend.
Backing the Broncos
Russell Wilson turned in a historic performance in his first game this season against the Rams. Can he do it a second time this week?
It's hard to believe that Matt Stafford once threw for over 5,000 yards and 41 touchdowns, as he heads in Week 17 with just 19 scores in 2014.
Kendall Wright might be the only thing stopping the Colts defense this week
Antonio Brown was a fantasy machine in 2014, averaging more than 10 targets per game.