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Break down Week 15’s biggest boom-or-bust fantasy football plays—headlined by Justin Jefferson and Jameson Williams—with matchup insights to guide your playoff lineup decisions.

Dalton Del Don breaks down the key fantasy football topics for Week 15, including Philip Rivers' return and Harold Fannin's recent success.

We take a look at underperforming stars whom managers shouldn't be afraid to bench and ascending players to green light this week.

Welcome to Week 15 where bye weeks are a thing of the past and the fantasy football postseason begins. We are now in win-or-go-home mode and the margin for error has never been thinner. We all know that in fantasy football,

The Commanders' defense held up much better last week, but Washington still has pass-defense liabilities. Starting cornerbacks Mike Sainristil and Jonathan Jones each have subpar coverage metrics. McCarthy can’t be viewed as more than a QB2 or Superflex option, yet this matchup says he will be a solid play in either of those scoring environments.

Dave's fantasy football start 'em, sit 'em picks for Week 15 of 2025. His fantasy football outlooks for Marcus Mariota, Jacoby Brissett, Woody Marks, Blake Corum, Justin Jefferson, DJ Moore, Isaiah Likely,

These three players' underperformance in fantasy is more likely a symptom of a bigger problem that should put managers on edge.

Ja'Marr Chase and Justin Jefferson lead UPI senior sports writer Alex Butler's Top-50 fantasy football wide receiver rankings for Week 11.

The fantasy football playoffs are here, which means it's time to dive into some crucial start or sit decisions for Week 15 of the NFL season