Michael Beller

Will Gonzaga bounce back against North Carolina and avenge its first loss of the season? And can Davidson, Butler and Notre Dame earn wins this weekend to boost their resumés? 

Fantasy football owners, like quarterbacks, need to have a short memory from week to week. Despite Week 14's performance, Kirk Cousins deserves another shot.

Carson Wentz is expected to miss this week's game with the Rams, and possibly the rest of the season, because of a back injury. That doesn't mean that Nick Foles is suddenly relevant in fantasy leagues.

Lamar Jackson has been Baltimore's future since the day the team drafted him, but he's now officially its present, too. The rookie can be a fantasy football hero over the next two weeks.

Spencer Ware did not practice on Tuesday or Wednesday because of shoulder and hamstring injuries and could miss Thursday's game with the Chargers—which would be a huge loss for the Chiefs and fantasy owners alike.

Fantasy owners naturally want to trust the players who got them to this point of the season, but some players who have emerged in recent weeks could also be worthy of starting spots. We discuss the merits of trusting who brought you here and riding the hot hand in our Week 15 fantasy football rankings.

Should fantasy football owners put their championship hopes in Josh Allen’s hands?

The Steelers host the Patriots and visit the Saints in the next two weeks, meaning their defense is no longer trustworthy in fantasy leagues.

McGuire, Chris Ivory and Curtis Samuel should be on your early list of players to add to your fantasy football rosters before Week 15.

Can No. 1 Gonzaga stay undefeated in a top-10 battle with Tennessee in the desert? Who will win a slew of regional rivalries, including Indiana-Louisville, Wisconsin-Marquette and Xavier-Cincinnati?