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Waiver Wire Rewards (QB)

	Fields, Justin (NYJ) Undrafted rookie Brady Cook is poised to work as the backup to Tyrod Taylor in Fields' absence. Fields is dealing with a sore knee, and his next chance to play will come Sunday, Dec. 14 at Jacksonville.
	Leonard, Riley (IND) Leonard was set to make his first career start on Sunday against the Seahawks, but now his status is up in the air. Brett Rypien would be next up for the Colts, unless they sign Philip Rivers who is set to work out for the team on Tuesday.
	MARIOTA, MARCUS (WAS) Jayden Daniels returned to action in Week 14 but didn't last long, appearing to aggravate an injury to his left elbow in the third quarter and quickly being ruled out for the rest of the contest. Mariota took over the offense the rest of the way but had no more success against the Minnesota defense than Daniels did. There's no indication yet on Daniels' status for a Week 15 tilt against the Giants, but with the Commanders at 3-10 and playing for nothing but draft slotting, it's certainly possible the organization will decide to protect its franchise QB from any further damage and hand the reins to Mariota for the remainder of the season.
	RODGERS, AARON (PIT) Rodgers entered the game with one of the lowest average intended air yards in the league, but he took plenty of downfield shots in Sunday's divisional matchup. He was particularly effective targeting DK Metcalf, as the duo connected for long gains of 52 and 41 yards. Rodgers also accounted for multiple scores for the first time since Week 8, beginning with a one-yard touchdown scamper and later on a 38-yard pass -- most of which came after the catch -- to Jaylen Warren. It's difficult to trust the Steelers' passing offense moving forward, but Rodgers could keep the momentum going with a favorable Week 15 matchup against Miami.
	Sanders, Shedeur (CLE) Sanders put up over 300 yards in the Browns loss to the Titans on Sunday in what should have been a win if the offense was able to move the ball like that. Instead, the defense let him down. Sanders has shown a lot of improvement to his game since taking over as starter, and if he plays well enough he might play his way into the starting job for 2026. But we still have a ways to go.

Waiver Wire Rewards (RB)

	Corum, Blake (LAR) Corum was dominant in the lopsided win, scoring on runs of two and 48 yards. This comes a week after he turned seven carries into 81 yards and a score. He continues to split work with starter Kyren Williams, but Corum's strong play is making him flex-viable in fantasy leagues. He will be a solid fantasy option in Week 15's matchup against the Lions.
	Rodriguez Jr., Chris (WAS) As the game got away from the Commanders the rushing attack became less of a factor, hurting Rodriguez's volume despite his healthy 5.2 yards per carry. The third-year back also failed to get into the end zone for only the second time in the last seven games. Jayden Daniels' return from an elbow injury only lasted a little over three quarters Sunday, but Rodriguez has found ways to be productive with Marcus Mariota under center as well, and he might be able to exploit a soft Week 15 matchup against the Giants.
	Singletary, Devin (NYG) Singletary made his mark on Monday Night Football when he lined up in the Wildcat formation and ripped off a 22-yard score on the first play of the fourth quarter. The 27-year-old finished as the game's leading rusher a week after being overshadowed by backfield mate Tyrone Tracy. The latter finished with 33 net yards on 11 touches Monday, but Tracy also left the game in the fourth quarter with a hip injury and didn't return. Singletary has quietly entered the mix as a flex option in standard fantasy formats after recording double-digit carries in three straight games while hitting pay dirt thrice over that span, but if Tracy misses any time, the former would increase his value further. The Giants will be on a bye next week and resume play against the Commanders on Sunday, Dec. 14 in Week 15.
	Wright, Jaylen (MIA) Wright capitalized on De'Von Achane exiting early Sunday, rushing for over 30 yards and reaching the end zone for the first time this season. The running back's value remains tied to the health of No. 1 option Achane moving forward, with a Week 15 contest against the Pittsburgh Steelers up next.

Waiver Wire Rewards (WR)

	Boutte, Kayshon (NE) Boutte tied Hunter Henry for the team lead in receptions and brought in one of Drake Maye's two touchdown passes, recording a three-yard scoring grab with one minute remaining in the first quarter. Five of Boutte's six touchdowns on the campaign have come within the last six contests, although he's only totaled 50 receiving yards in the last three games. Boutte next takes aim at the Bills' talented secondary in a Week 15 home clash on Sunday, Dec. 14 following a Week 14 bye.
	Burden III, Luther (CHI) Burden led the Bears in targets and yards with Rome Odunze (foot) sidelined, while DJ Moore remained uninvolved. Burden was primarily targeted in short areas of the field, though he did get behind the Packers' defense for a 27-yard gain late in the fourth quarter as the Bears attempted to rally to tie the game. Burden's involvement in Chicago's offense has steadily crept up in recent weeks, as he now has at least five targets in four straight contests. He set his highest yardage total in that span with his performance Sunday, though Burden could continue to emerge in the final handful of remaining weeks of the regular season.
	Flournoy, Ryan (DAL) Flournoy was also the beneficiary of Dak Prescott's lone touchdown pass of the evening, securing a 42-yard scoring strike down the right sideline in the fourth quarter. With a 29-349-3 receiving line on the season, Flournoy has suddenly thrust himself into the fantasy conversation. If Lamb is unable to clear concussion protocol before the Cowboys' Week 15 matchup against the Vikings, Flournoy could be in line for another starting role and significant target volume.
	Higgins, Jayden (HOU) Higgins finished second on the team in targets, receptions and yards, with Nico Collins being the only Texans pass catcher who was able to produce much. While his stat line wasn't spectacular, Higgins did convert a pair of first downs in the game, both of which were pivotal in Houston securing a win. He now has at least five targets in five straight games and will benefit from a better matchup in Week 15 against the Cardinals.
	Slayton, Darius (NYG) Slayton wound up being the beneficiary of Jaxson Dart's (concussion) only touchdown strike in the rookie signal-caller's return to action Monday night. The 28-year-old Slayton finished well behind fellow starter Wan'Dale Robinson and TE Theo Johnson in terms of targets (eight apiece), so fantasy managers shouldn't overreact to the former's first trip to the end zone in 2025. The Giants will be on a bye in Week 14, with Slayton profiling as only a deep-league option in fantasy when the team resumes play on Dec. 14.
	Wilson, Michael (ARI) Wilson continues to impress in games where Marvin Harrison Jr. (heel) does not suit up. Harrison has missed three of the Cardinals' past four games, with Wilson hauling in 36 passes for 445 yards in those contests. He will set up as a must-play in Week 15 against the Texans if Harrison doesn't suit up.

Waiver Wire Rewards (TE)

	Fannin Jr., Harold (CLE) Fannin Jr. continues to operate as a primary option in the Cleveland passing attack, logging five or more targets in eight straight games, recording three touchdown receptions in that span. The tight end offers high-upside potential with a steady floor for fantasy managers, with a Week 15 matchup against the Chicago Bears up next.
	GESICKI, MIKE (CIN) Gesicki finished tied with Tee Higgins for the team lead in receptions and as the runner-up to his teammate in receiving yards, and both figures were also new season highs. The veteran tight end also scored his first touchdown of the campaign on a 12-yard grab with just under nine minutes remaining. Gesicki has proven to have good chemistry with Joe Burrow, so he'll remain a viable option at a tricky fantasy position in a Week 15 home rematch with the Ravens next Sunday.
	Loveland, Colston (CHI) Loveland didn't see his first target until the final minute of the second quarter, when he hauled in an 11-yard pass from Caleb Williams. Loveland was more active in the second half, and he helped tie things up at 21-21 with a one-yard touchdown pass from Williams. Loveland finished second on the Bears in targets behind Luther Burden (six), and the rookie tight end has recorded four catches or more in four of his last six games. The Michigan tight end has a 35-435-4 line on 49 targets through 12 regular-season games.
	Schultz, Dalton (HOU) Schultz maintained a significant role in the Houston offense, finishing third on the team in targets behind Nico Collins and Jayden Higgins. Collins was the only Texans pass catcher to reach at least 35 receiving yards, and Schultz was among those to post a muted stat line. He entered the game having topped 50 receiving yards in six of his last eight games, so he should return to better production in Week 15 against Arizona.

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