While all eyes are on Aaron Rodgers, the Vikings and Lions also face touch decisions on how to proceed with veteran QBs.
Erik Siegrist previews the Week 18 matchups with game predictions, fantasy projections and DFS picks as the Chargers face the Raiders with a playoff spot on the line.
Russell Gage's hot streak should continue against Detroit's battered secondary.
If the Vikings are without Adam Thielen (ankle) then it leaves more room for Tyler Conklin (pictured) or K.J. Osborn to draw targets.
DeVante Parker could be in a get-right spot against an overmatched Jets secondary made of fringe prospects.
Playing a weak Seattle secondary with an escalated workload, Brandon Aiyuk could make up for lost time in Week 13.
Jamison Crowder could be busy running against the interior of Miami's defense, away from Xavien Howard and Byron Jones.
It's been a surprisingly quiet 2021 for Stefon Diggs, but that might change against the Jets in Week 10.
It's been a disappointing year for Allen Robinson, but in Week 6 he faces a battered and reeling Green Bay secondary.
The Dolphins corners are tough outside, but Chris Godwin could cause trouble in the slot.
Odell Beckham might have some rust to shake off, but his matchup with the Vikings is perfect for a breakout.
The Vikings defense is begging to get burned deep Sunday, both by Tyler Lockett and DK Metcalf.
It could be a big day for Keenan Allen if Dallas matches up Trevon Diggs on Mike Williams.
The Colts could have a problem with DK Metcalf, especially if CB1 Xavier Rhodes (calf) can't play.
The Panthers still have some holes on defense, but their promising pass rush should cause problems for the Jets' Zach Wilson in his first NFL start.
The Vikings boast one of the more balanced offenses in the league, and if the defense is as leaky as last season, Dalvin Cook, Justin Jefferson and company could have plenty of chances to continue to cook.
Chris Godwin, Aaron Jones, Dak Prescott and numerous other fantasy standouts are lined up for unrestricted free agency, setting the stage for many high-stakes negotiations.
Allen Robinson didn't need any help, but the tanking Jaguars look poised to give it to him anyway as the Bears head to Jacksonville.