Fantasy Football Week 16 Preview: Rankings, Sleepers, and Christmas Fun
The fantasy football playoffs are in full swing, and with Christmas just around the corner, what could be better than another win? As Week 16 approaches, let’s dive into the fantasy football rankings, sleepers, and have some fun with the best (and worst) of Christmas things as we spread the cheer.
Week 16 Waivers, Week 16 SOS Ranks, Fantasy Football 101, and more can be found at #CheckTheLink website.
Acronyms to Know:
RBTouch% — RB touch percentage
TmTGT% — Team target percentage
TGT% — Target percentage
YPRR — Yards per Route Run
APA — Adjust Points Allowed
Here’s a closer look at some of the upcoming matchups:
Saints at Rams, TNF:
– Keep an eye on Rashid Shaheed and A.T. Perry as WR4s with potential.
– Rams and Dolphins are tied for the highest 3-and-Out% forced at 46.6.
Bengals at Steelers, Saturday, 4:30 p.m.:
– Without Ja’Marr Chase, Tee Higgins is a must-start.
– The Bengals have allowed RB rushing touchdowns in all but three games.
Bills at Chargers, Saturday, 8:15 p.m.:
– Keep an eye on Joshua Palmer if Keenan Allen is out.
– Gabe Davis has had six games of 1.6 points or fewer.
Colts at Falcons, 1 p.m.:
– Keep an eye on the status of running back Jonathan Taylor.
– Falcons have a league-low 1.2% of pass attempts going for a touchdown.
Seahawks at Titans, 1 p.m.:
– The status of quarterbacks Will Levis and Malik Willis may impact the passing game.
– Derrick Henry’s performance has been consistent with his RBTouch% this season.
The article further details the analysis of the upcoming matchups, providing insights into potential sleeper picks for fantasy football managers. Some of the “Woo-oo Worthy” and “Let’s Get Dangerous” sleeper picks are also listed, offering alternative options for fantasy football lineups.
To add some Christmas fun to the mix, the article includes a link to “History of Fun Christmas Ranks,” where readers can explore past Christmas-related rankings. As the author wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and happy holidays, they invite readers to check the link to avoid an overload of words in the article.
The article also teases the upcoming release of fantasy football projections for Week 16, providing a heads up that these projections may differ from the rankings.
As the fantasy football community gears up for Week 16, they can look forward to an exciting weekend of matchups and potential sleeper picks to help secure that crucial Christmas win.
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