The Football Guru

I am a Jeudy fan for sure. I recognize what he did the first time he played KC, but I cannot trust the Denver offense. I prefer Smith.

#1: I think you have three really good options at QB. I feel the best about Lawrence. I am dealing with the same Minshew/Purdy debate in a league or two myself. I can see a scenario in which SF runs the ball about 40 times and lets Purdy relax this week. I don't think that is as likely for Minshew. #2: I think starting three WRs is the way to go here: Hill, Higgins and Watson. I am not sure I could sit Mixon, but I think McKinnon has the most upside. I would pick up Walker for sure just so your opponent can't play him.

I would personally roll with Allgeier and McKinnon over Gabe if that is possible.

I would not be one of those guys to say that. I also did not say I was included in that group ...

I'm not sure I have come across anyone who has done exceedingly well this postseason.

Shaky advice?

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Pittman

I really think McKinnon is primed to disappoint in the near future, but Zay (matchup) and DPJ (weather) aren't worth starting over him. I also would not count on Evans scoring for the first time since Week 4 just b/c he has a good matchup. He's had a few during his scoreless streak. So McKinnon by default. Godwin

Watson.

Dillon all day for me.

Zack Moss or Deon Jackson, correct?

As you likely remember from last week: I would like to use my final two columns of the season to answer your start/sit questions for the fantasy playoffs. Please ask them below or tweet me @DougOrth. All I ask is that you include anything that would help me sway my decision one way or the other, especially if there is an unusual scoring setup.

Depends on what you need. Godwin has the safest floor IMO. Swift has the highest ceiling. I expect about 15 touches from Swift this week, especially with him being off the injury report this week.

The Lions can't stop a slot receiver if their (playoff) life depended on it, but I don't know if I can trust Zach Wilson to get him the ball even when recent history says he should. Williams has played eight and 13 snaps in the two games he's played so far. Considering he'll see Reed or Sauce on virtually all of his snaps, no thanks. I'm sure this will be the week where Moore balls out with Wilson as his QB, but we know Lazard will see a lot of snaps and that he is still very much in the game plan. I'd go with him.