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Saints rookie QB Spencer Rattler struggled in Monday night's loss to the Packers, going 15-of-30 for 153 yards with 0 TDs, 1 INT, 3 sacks, and a lost fumble. Rattler's performance was further hampered by a weak supporting cast, with RB Jordan Mims leading in receptions and targets. Despite his underwhelming showing, it remains uncertain if Rattler will start in Week 17 as QB Derek Carr aims to return from injury. Full Article

Packers WR Christian Watson suffered a right knee injury during Monday night's game against the Saints, putting his return in question. The injury occurred in the second quarter when he was hit by a stumbling defender after going out of bounds. While Watson briefly reentered the game, his absence could lead to increased playing time for Dontayvion Wicks, as Watson has not been a significant factor in fantasy football. Full Article

In Monday night's win over the Saints, Packers RB Josh Jacobs had his final carry early in the third quarter, finishing with 13 carries for 69 yards and a TD, along with 4 receptions for 38 yards. He left the game uninjured, as Green Bay didn't require his services beyond that point. Despite the limited workload, Jacobs still managed to rank 12th among RBs in PPR scoring for the week, and he is expected to...

Shawn Siegele celebrates the fantasy football semifinals and analyzes Week 16 performances from the four teams playing on Christmas. The article delves into key players and standout performances, providing valuable insights for fantasy football enthusiasts. Only members can access this content, emphasizing the exclusive nature of the information shared. Full Article

Saints WR Marquez Valdes-Scantling is questionable for Monday night's game against the Packers after missing all three days of practice due to a chest injury and illness. His status for the game remains uncertain, but it is advised not to rely on him in your lineup given the uncertainty surrounding his availability. Full Article