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Nico Collins

HOU Wide Receiver #12

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Nico Collins caught 5-of-9 targets for 92 yards and a touchdown in Houston’s Week 12 loss to the Titans.

It could have been a bigger day as Collins scored a go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter before an illegal shift penalty brought it all back. Collins got free for a 56-yarder in man coverage and looked fully healthy. He’ll be on the WR1 line against the Jaguars next week, but we’re a little underwhelmed by how the Texans passing offense has looked with him back.
C.J. Stroud

HOU Quarterback #7

C.J. Stroud completed 20-of-33 passes for 247 yards, two touchdowns, and two interceptions in Houston’s Week 12, 32-27 loss to the Titans.

He only took four sacks, which made him the better of the two quarterbacks in this game, but he did get pressured into a game-losing safety on his own goal line after one of them. Stroud looked better with Nico Collins back in general, but the second half was a dire place as the Texans anchored in on running the ball in a game where they couldn’t run the ball. Stroud’s first pick looked like a miscommunication, but his second was a bad ball to Collins across the field, deep in the down. Jacksonville’s defense will make him a borderline QB1 next week, but we’re running out of belief that the rookie year production is coming back this year.
David Moore

CAR Wide Receiver #83

David Moore caught 6-of-10 targets for 80 yards and a touchdown in the Panthers’ Week 12 loss against the Chiefs.

With Jalen Coker sidelined with a quad injury, Moore came out of nowhere to lead the Panthers in targets and receptions, catching one of Bryce Young’s lone touchdown on the day. Moore nearly came down with another touchdown in the fourth quarter on a desperation throw from a pressured Young. He ran a route on 41 of Young’s 43 drop backs. Moore’s 80 yards against KC were the fourth most of his seven-year NFL career. While it would be surprising if Moore continued operating as Carolina’s WR1, he could be worth a pick up in deeper fantasy formats if Coker remains out in Week 13 against the Bucs.
Austin Ekeler

WAS Running Back #30

Commanders coach Dan Quinn said Austin Ekeler has entered concussion protocol.

Ekeler saw an increased role with Brian Robinson sidelined due to an apparent leg/ankle injury he suffered in the first quarter. Ekeler ran nine times for 22 yards and caught two passes for another two yards but exited late in the game with a concussion after taking a brutal hit on a kick return. The veteran running back remained down on the ground for several minutes before eventually being helped to his feet and off the field. It was a scary scene that had an early appearance of something much worse. Ekeler will need to clear protocol if he’s to suit up in Week 13 against the Titans.
Travis Kelce

KC Tight End #87

Travis Kelce caught 6-of-8 targets for 62 yards in the Chiefs’ Week 12 win against the Panthers.

Kelce had a decent day despite two drops, though it was again TE Noah Gray who had a big statistical outing. Gray for the second straight week caught two touchdowns from Patrick Mahomes — one on a wide open pass against busted coverage in the Carolina secondary. In an increasingly pass-first Kansas City offense, Kelce now has 40 receptions over his past five games. He’ll be a top fantasy option in Week 13 against the Raiders, who gave up ten catches — including a touchdown — to Kelce in Week 8.
Kareem Hunt

KC Running Back #29

Kareem Hunt had 16 rushes for 69 yards in the Chiefs’ Week 12 win against the Panthers, adding three catches for 19 yards.

Hunt, in what could be his final game as the Chiefs’ lead back, did precious little with his 19 touches against a miserable Panthers defense. His pass game involvement (four targets) helped matters, but for a third straight outing, the veteran failed to find the end zone. Hunt could cede the starting job to Isiah Pacheco in Week 13 against the Raiders if Pacheco is able to return from his early-season leg injury. Hunt could still be treated as a flex option in deeper formats since the Chiefs will be heavy favorites against the Raiders.
Patrick Mahomes

KC Quarterback #15

Patrick Mahomes completed 27-of-37 attempts for 269 yards and three touchdowns in the Chiefs’ 30-27 Week 12 win against the Panthers, adding five rushes for 60 yards.

The touchdown regression has bounced all the way back for Mahomes after a halting first couple months of the regular season. He now has ten touchdown passes over his past four games, and more than 260 passing yards in all but one of those contests. The Kansas City offense, meanwhile, is getting back to its pass-heavy origins, creating volume for Mahomes and his pass catchers, particularly Travis Kelce and DeAndre Hopkins. Mahomes could very well be a top-12 option next week against a leaky Raiders secondary.
Bryce Young

CAR Quarterback #9

Bryce Young completed 21-of-35 attempts for 262 yards and a touchdown in the Panthers’ Week 12 loss against the Chiefs, adding three rushes for 20 yards.

Young had one of the best outings of his NFL career. Young made anticipatory throws time and again, trusting his pass catchers against a tough Kansas City secondary. Young stood strong in the pocket on a handful of critical completions in the second half and appeared far more comfortable than usual in the pocket. He showed poise when flushed outside the pocket too. This was just the third time in Young’s NFL career in which he averaged more than 7.5 yards per attempt, all while Panthers receivers dropped a few well-thrown balls. If Week 12 marks a turning point in Young’s career as a viable starting quarterback, he could hold some fantasy value down the stretch. That includes Week 13 against an exploitable Bucs defense.
Chuba Hubbard

CAR Running Back #30

Chub Hubbard had 16 rushes for 59 yards and a touchdown in the Panthers’ Week 12 loss against the Chiefs, adding one catch for two yards.

Hubbard had full control over the Carolina backfield with rookie Jonathon Brooks making his pro debut. Hubbard saw almost all the early down work and, importantly, the red zone opportunities, including a short touchdown in the fourth quarter. Like almost every running back to face Kansas City this season, Hubbard was held in check, averaging a meager 3.7 yards per carry and rarely seeing open running lanes until late in the second half. He should have better prospects in Week 13 against a gettable Tampa defense. Brooks is a bench stash for now.
Alexander Mattison

LV Running Back #22

Raiders declared RB Alexander Mattison, RB Zamir White, G Cody Whitehair, CB Nate Hobbs, CB Jakorian Bennett, TE Harrison Bryant, and DT Matthew Butler inactive for Week 12 against the Broncos.

Mattison and White being out means Ameer Abdullah will take over the Raiders’ lead back against Denver. Abdullah, who last week had a receiving touchdown, is a viable flex option in PPR formats. Dylan Laube will also mix in and take some of the team’s backfield work.

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