Week 13 is here and that means it is time to eat some carbs! And also watch more NFL football than you ever thought was possible in a five day stretch. Below we’ll see if anyone can take over Trey McBride for the No. 1 spot. Spoiler, they can’t.
Dalton Schultz, Texans vs. Colts
Schultz did very little last week in the Texans win over the Bills, but nobody did much with the defense doing the heavy lifting. Schultz was also dealing with a shoulder injury, but he will end up seeing extra recovery time due to them playing on Thursday Night Football last week. The Bills are also one of the better teams at stopping tight ends unlike this week’s opponent, the Colts. Indianapolis has allowed the third-most fantasy points to the position this season. I expect a bounceback game from Schultz this week.
Kincaid missed the last two games due to a hamstring injury. We’ll need to see him return to practice before getting too excited about his possibilities this week, but there is a chance he returns to take on the Steelers in Week 13. If he can’t, Khalil Shakir should see the biggest boost in work.
Bengals at Ravens (51.5)
Chiefs at Cowboys (51.5)
Packers at Lions (49.5)
Bills at Steelers (47.5)
49ers at Browns (38.5)
Falcons at Jets (39.5)
Raiders at Chargers (41.5)
Vikings at Seahawks (41.5)
Jaguars at Titans (41.5)
Highest implied individual team totals
Ravens (29.3)
Rams (28)
Chiefs (27.3)
Patriots (27)
Lowest implied individual team totals
Vikings (15.5)
Raiders (16)
Browns (16.5)
Panthers (17.5)
Titans (17.5)
Vikings at Seahawks (-10.5)
Rams (-10.5) at Panthers
Raiders at Chargers (-9.5)
Giants at Patriots (-7.5)
Bears at Eagles (-7)
Bengals at Ravens (-7)
