Fantasy Football 2018: Start Em, Sit Em for Week 15

Let’s close things out with a few more Start ‘Em and Sit ‘Em suggestions for week 15.

START ‘EM

• Quarterback – Lamar Jackson vs Buccaneers
• Running Back – Dalvin Cook vs Dolphins
• Wide Receiver – Dante Pettis vs Seahawks
• Tight End – David Njoku vs Broncos
• Defense/Special Teams – Houston vs Jets

SIT ‘EM

• Quarterback – Matthew Stafford vs Bills
• Running Back – Mark Ingram vs Panthers (Monday)
• Wide Receiver – Allen Robinson vs Packers
• Tight End – Evan Engram vs Titans
• Defense/Special Teams – Arizona vs Falcons

Regarding the Start ‘Ems, Lamar Jackson is a good fantasy option due to his ability to run with the ball. He even had two touchdowns last week against the Chiefs and will see an atrocious Bucs secondary this weekend.

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Dalvin Cook should get more opportunities now with the changes at offensive coordinator in Minnesota. Dante Pettis has become a favorite target of Nick Mullens, which makes him a decent Flex option.

David Njoku is a good option because um… Did you see George Kittle roast the Broncos defense last week? My goodness. Lastly, the Texans defense should be able to get pressure on Sam Darnold and make him uncomfortable.

As for the Sit ‘Ems, Matthew Stafford simply isn’t a reliable starter anymore and the Bills could put some pressure on him. Mark Ingram won’t play until Monday, but the Panthers have been good at stopping the run for the most part.

Allen Robinson makes my Sit ‘Em list for the second straight week and probably won’t be a great option against the Packers. The Titans have been solid against tight ends, making Evan Engram a risky play for any fantasy owner.

Lastly, the Cardinals have been a decent defense, but the Falcons are good, at the very least, of scoring points in garbage time. That hurts Arizona’s stock when it comes to fantasy obviously.

We’re down to the final few weeks of fantasy football, so make sure you continue checking those lineups, as we have two games on Saturday, the normal lot on Sunday, and a big NFC South game on Monday!

Good luck everyone!