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Allen led the Chargers in targets in another run-heavy day for Greg Roman's offense. Allen saw an uptick in playing time with Quentin Johnston (groin) sidelined. Five catches is the most Allen has had in a game since mid-October, when his playing time began to dwindle. Allen next week against the Cowboys will have some flex viability in larger PPR formats, though he would be somewhat touchdown reliant without much target volume to go around.

The rookie also added 13 yards receiving on two catches. On one hand, 117 of Henderson's 148 yards came on just two carries. On the other hand, those two carries were fantastic. On both of them, Henderson showed good vision, patience, and elite burst to hit the outside and leave all defenders in his dust. There is no question that he's the most dynamic runner in the Patriots' backfield, and he did outcarry Rhamondre Stevenson 14-6, so perhaps Mike Vrabel will give the rookie a chance to be the lead back next week against the Ravens.

It wasn't a big day for Kincaid, but the Bills only threw for 193 yards on the day. Kincaid made a huge catch in the third quarter that got the Bills down to the three-yard line and set the team up for a big touchdown. He's back on the TE1 radar next week against the Browns.

Despite facing a difficult matchup in one of the coldest games ever played at Soldier Field, Williams cruised to 242 yards and two touchdowns in the win over the Browns. Late in the first quarter, Williams ran play action and found DJ Moore in the back of the end zone for a three-yard score. In the second half, Williams rolled to his right and found Moore again for a 22-yard touchdown. The 24-year-old quarterback threw across his body and threaded the needle between two defenders on the second touchdown. The throw was as impressive as the decision to make it was head-scratching. Williams will be back in the QB2 mix at home against the Packers in Week 16.

Knox only had three catches, but they were all huge. Two went for touchdowns, and one was a crucial third-down conversion in the fourth quarter. With the Bills' wide receivers continuing to do little, the team has turned to its tight ends for more production. Still, it's hard to trust Knox in fantasy formats.

McLaurin's fantasy day was saved on a 51-yard connection with Marcus Mariota for a score. It was a non-desript afternoon outside of that score, as Washington relied on the ground attack more than Mariota's right arm. McLaurin's talent is obvious, but the current situation for the Commanders makes him a WR3 at best.

Tracy was the most effective player for the Giants in the loss, and found the end zone on a wheel route connection with Jaxson Dart before running in from 12 yards out a quarter later. The 26-year-old tailback was clearly the top option in the rushing attack with Devin Singletary running for just 13 yards on his five attempts. Tracy is not bereft of talent, but fantasy managers should trade him as a volatile RB2 for Week 16 against the Vikings.

He added three catches for 32 yards on four targets. Ogunbowale received 21 snaps and was involved on travesties such as "Dare Ogunbowale, wildcat goal-to-go running back" that limited his offensive ceiling, but had one red-zone first down on a catch. Hard to say how Houston's running back room will shake out with two injuries in front of Ogunbowale, but any running back with touches against the Raiders in Week 16 has a chance at fantasy value.

The Bills were excited to get Palmer back in the lineup after he missed a couple of games with an ankle injury. However, he had a crucial drop in the second quarter and also committed a false start on a third-and-short that wound up ending a Bills' first-half drive. He has not delivered on his offseason contract.

Nearly all of Flowers' production came late in the first half during a two-minute warning drill. Flowers kicked things off with an impressive 26-yard reception to start the drive, and found himself on the receiving end of a deep ball from Lamar Jackson for a 28-yard touchdown four plays later. Flowers nearly hauled in his second touchdown of the day on the Ravens' first possession of the third quarter, but was unable to haul in the leaping catch. Flowers did about as much as fantasay managers could have hoped for in a game were Jackson threw only 12 passes. Flowers will be on the WR2 radar in Week 16 against the Patriots.

Technically, Coleman was targeted once and dropped the ball on a key fourth-down play, but the refs also called defensive pass interference, which negated the play. One week after tying for the team lead in targets, this was not the performance the Bills were hoping for.

Trevor Lawrence was surgical, and the Jaguars reaffirmed their hold on the AFC South with their fifth straight win.

C.J. Stroud threw for 260 yards and three touchdowns as the Texans raced to an early lead and rolled past the Cardinals 40-20, extending Houston s winning streak to six games. Nico Collins topped 1,000 receiving yards for the third straight season while Arizona, despite big numbers from Trey McBride, dropped its sixth consecutive game.

The Bears reached 10 wins for the first time since 2018 by dismantling the Browns 31-3, powered by a three-interception defensive effort and a sharp Caleb Williams, who threw two touchdowns in frigid conditions.