Kirk Cousins

With a difficult schedule ahead, the Seahawks need to take care of business against a struggling Falcons team

Missed last two games with knee injury Raheem Morris says WR Drake London is now day-to-day and "has a chance" to play this weekend. (ESPN. com - Marc Raimondi) FF Today's Take: Fantasy managers will find out what "has a chance" means later this week when the Falcons get back to practice on Wednesday. While London is undoubtedly a WR1 when he is healthy and has Michael Penix Jr. as his quarterback, he is unlikely to be completely healthy by Week 14 and has Kirk Cousins as his quarterback - which doesn't mean what it did for the first half of last season. Even worse, the lack of health and presence of Cousins probably makes London more of a WR2 consideration this week.

Dismal. This was Mooney's worst game since Kirk Cousins replaced Michael Penix Jr. under center, but as fantasy managers know, his best game featured three receptions. Mooney is losing compiling looks to Kyle Pitts, and isn't muscling out the journeymen wideouts behind him for looks in the receiver corps. That's a tough way to make a WR4 living, especially for rough matchups like next week's date with the Seahawks. Only the fact that four teams are on bye will probably keep Mooney in the top 48 for that one.

Focused on avoiding sacks and turnovers, Cousins had zero giveaways while limiting his sack damage to 12 yards on two takedowns. Fair enough, but not a mentality that usually leads to winning football games. Then again, it's unclear what 37-year-old Cousins is supposed to do when Darnell Mooney and Kyle Pitts are his "top weapons." Cousins found David Sills for a score for the second consecutive week. Achievement unlocked. Playing out the string for a team going nowhere fast, Cousins has an awful Week 14 matchup in the Seahawks, removing him from the superflex mix if at all possible.

The Falcons' offense is under the command of 37-year-old Kirk Cousins, but the engine of the Jets' opponent Sunday at MetLife is the 23-year-old Bijan Robinson, one of the most electric runners in football.