Jonny Fantasy

Start 'Em Ryan Tannehill : Tannehill doesn't have the yards to show for it, but he's been one of the best QBs this year with his 31/5 TD to INT ratio. Last week, he found the end-zone five times (3 passing 2 rushing) and scored 37 fantasy points in a dominating win over Detroit. This weekend, the Titans travel to Green Bay in a game I can only assume is going to be a shootout. Aaron Rodgers will be able to carve up Tennessee's secondary which will mean Tannehill will have to play keep up. Derrick Henry should run rampant against a terrible rush defense but i'm guessing the Titans will be losing much of the game resulting in a big second half for Tanny. Fire him up as a top QB play this weekend. Austin Ekeler : Since Ekeler returned from his hamstring tear he has posted two stellar fantasy performances and two very mediocre showings. Last week, everyone expected a huge outing but at less than 100%, he wasn't able to get much going. Justin Herbert was slinging the

Drew Brees : The 41-year old returned from multiple injuries last week against the Chiefs in a 32-29 loss. He put up 234 yards, 3 TDs and an INT while completing only 15-34 of his passes. It was clearly a rusty showing from the veteran as he was missing open receivers all game long. However, having such a bad game and still totaling 20 fantasy points is a feat in itself. On Christmas Day, the Saints take on a young Minnesota secondary which could work in Brees' favor. Look for him to exploit the inexperience of the defense and have an even better fantasy performance than last weekend. Tua Tagovailoa : Tua has been boom or bust seemingly all season since taking the starting job from Fitzpatrick. After a tough showing last week in which he only threw for 145 yards without many key weapons, he'll look to bounce back in a favorable matchup against the Raiders. Las Vegas has been brutally inefficient at stopping the pass all season long and Tua will likely get DeVante Parker and Mik

Mitchell Trubisky : Last week, Trubisky regained the starting role for Chicago in relief of a struggling Nick Foles. In a lopsided loss to the Packers, he threw for 242 yards with 3 TDs, 2 INTs and a fumble while scoring 20 fantasy points. This weekend, the Bears will host the Lions who Trubisky had his best game of the season against in week 1. Detroit is in free fall at the moment with the firing of Matt Patricia over the weekend and they continue to give up big QB performances. Trubisky will be eager to maintain his starting job and will be able to record at least 20 fantasy points against a bad defense. Kirk Cousins : Cousins has quietly been a solid start over the last four weeks averaging about 22 fantasy points per game over that span. This weekend, Minnesota will host Jacksonville who gives up the 3rd most fantasy points to the QB position. With Dalvin Cook being somewhat banged up, look for the Vikings to throw the ball more than they normally would. Thielen coming back to the