Evan Silva stated that with the Commanders advancing to the NFC Championship game, Cliff Kingsbury is likely to stay as head coach for another year, which is beneficial for Jaden Daniels and the entire offense. Silva praised Kingsbury's play-calling, noting that he was "in his bag" during the game against the Lions, leading to a big-time offensive performance. He emphasized that even critics can agree that Kingsbury's continued presence is positive for the team's offensive success.

Evan Silva observed that DeAndre Hopkins looked really good despite being on a snap count and that Xavier Worthy is coming on strong. Silva believes the Chiefs' offense was hitting its stride before resting starters and, with additional rest, is poised to perform well against the Texans.

Evan Silva noted that with Ray Davis suffering a concussion and entering the protocol, Ty Johnson could see increased usage alongside James Cook in the upcoming game against the Ravens. Silva highlighted Johnson's versatility, praising his ground game and impressive downfield receiving touchdown, and explained why the Bills value him so highly.

Evan Silva suggests that the Lions should lean more into Jahmyr Gibbs over David Montgomery in the upcoming game against the Commanders. Silva notes that Gibbs has been electrifying and has improved significantly in pass protection, earning the team's trust. With uncertainties around Montgomery's health returning from injury, Silva believes Gibbs should have a more prominent role.

Evan Silva believes Baker Mayfield has proven himself as a legitimate top-10 NFL quarterback after back-to-back strong seasons. Silva notes that Mayfield took another step forward, even after losing offensive coordinator Dave Canales, crediting Liam Coen's coaching. With key weapons returning and a solid offensive line, Silva is optimistic about Mayfield's continued success.

Evan Silva said that DeMarcus Robinson is entrenched as the Rams' third wide receiver. Robinson ran 26 routes in the last game, while other receivers had minimal or zero routes. Silva mentioned that Robinson is a consideration for deeper best ball or DFS plays.

Evan Silva noted that with Cooper Kupp possibly in decline, Tyler Higbee has looked really good over the past couple of weeks before his injury. With Higbee expected to play in the divisional round, Silva believes he will need to step up as a significant contributor to the Rams' offense.

Evan Silva said that Dallas Goedert has strung together a couple of really nice games after returning from injury, positioning himself as a key weapon for the Eagles' offense. Goedert led the team with six targets and scored a touchdown, showcasing his importance as a third option in the passing game.

Evan Silva stated that people underestimate the Houston Texans defense, emphasizing that they have one of the better defenses in the NFL with a nasty defensive front and two really good corners. Silva suggested that the Texans defense can cause problems for the Chiefs' offensive line and may keep the game competitive for a half.

Evan Silva noted that Titans coach Brian Callahan plans to play both Will Levis and Mason Rudolph in Week 18. Silva suggested that this uncertainty at quarterback makes the Titans' offense less reliable for fantasy purposes.

Evan Silva observed that there's a hot-hand committee in Jacksonville's backfield, with Tank Bigsby getting 15 carries to Travis Etienne's 11, suggesting Bigsby's role is increasing and he may be a valuable fantasy asset.

Evan Silva mentioned that the Chiefs are expected to rest their starters in Week 18, resulting in a long rest period until their next meaningful game, and suggests avoiding Chiefs players for fantasy in Week 18.

Evan Silva noted that Titans coach Brian Callahan plans to play both Will Levis and Mason Rudolph in Week 18. Silva suggested that this uncertainty at quarterback makes the Titans' offense less reliable for fantasy purposes.

Evan Silva said the Patriots might sit Drake Maye in their upcoming game to get a look at Joe Milton and try to preserve the number one draft pick. Silva noted that May has struggled and the team may be considering changes, suggesting fantasy players should be cautious with May.

Evan Silva mentioned that Jaylen Warren has recovered from injury and is now healthy. Silva highlighted Warren's explosiveness, shiftiness, and ability in the passing game, noting that he moves at a different rate than Najee Harris. This suggests Warren could have significant fantasy value if given more opportunities.

Evan Silva said that tight end Chig Okonkwo has been coming on strong down the stretch, noting he had a fine game recently. This suggests Okonkwo could be a valuable fantasy option given his increased involvement in the Titans' offense.

Evan Silva pointed out that the Steelers' defense has been allowing almost 28 points per game since Week 12, indicating a significant decline in performance. Fantasy managers may want to avoid relying on the Steelers' defense.

Evan Silva noted that Will Levis was horrible in the game, missing wide-open receivers like Chig Okonkwo. He highlighted that Levis' erratic and inconsistent play negatively affects the fantasy value of Titans pass catchers.

Evan Silva mentioned that Nick Westbrook-Ikhine was a decent play based on data points but produced nothing due to Will Levis' poor performance. He suggests that if Levis can't perform, Westbrook-Ikhine is not a viable fantasy option.

Evan considers Garrett Wilson a significant loser in fantasy due to the addition of Davante Adams, expecting Adams to take over as the alpha receiver and reduce Wilson's target share.

Ferguson a rock-solid play. Pass attempts could get elevated here.

This is a screaming eruption spot for Bijan Robinson.