Are you looking to improve your Fantasy Football team before the playoffs? Here are some players you should target to improve your roster this week. Click on each player below for more information.
Tier 1 – 35-50%
1. RB Jordan Mason – San Francisco 49ers
“If you can land Mason, he could be a league-winner for you based on his early season success. He had 20+ fantasy points in three of the first four games of the season and over 9.0 fantasy points in six straight games.” — Zach Thompson
2. TE Juwan Johnson– New Orleans Saints
“While I don’t think Juwan Johnson is a top-ten option this week,he is a solid play if none of those players are available in your league. You can also use him as a depth option since he should get steady work the rest of the season with so few options in the Saints passing game.” — Zach Thompson
3. WR Parker Washington – Jacksonville Jaguars
“With Christian Kirk (collarbone) and Gabe Davis (knee) done for the season, Washington will work with rookie Brian Thomas Jr. as the team’s top two receivers going forward.” — Zach Thompson
Tier 2 – 10-20%
4. RB Sincere McCormick – Las Vegas Raiders
“McCormick took 12 carries for 64 yards on Black Friday vs. the Chiefs and added two receptions as well. He had five carries for 33 yards in Week 12 against the Broncos. While he is still on the practice squad, coach Antonio Pierce said he would continue to get opportunities.” — Zach Thompson
5. QB Russell Wilson – Pittsburgh Steelers
“Wilson is now 5-1 as the starting QB for the Steelers and has shown the ability to put up QB1 numbers in almost any matchup. His only real down game was in the snow last week in Cleveland. He doesn’t bring much rushing potential at this point in his career but still has a high ceiling as he showed in this road matchup.” — Zach Thompson
Tier 3 – 1-5%
6. TE Chig Okonkwo – Tennessee Titans
“He’s developing a strong rapport with Levis and has the big-play potential that gives him high upside in any matchup. He has great matchups for tight ends the rest of the way, facing the Jaguars twice, the Colts and the Bengals.” — Zach Thompson
7. DST New Orleans Saints
“They have allowed 21 points or fewer in three straight games under interim coach Darren Rizzi with multiple sacks in each game and one takeaway. The special teams are also strong under Rizzi, and they should be” — Zach Thompson
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