Seattle Seahawks vs Philadelphia Eagles

Date/Time: November 30, 8:15pm ET
Spread: Seahawks -5
Over/Under: 50 points
Implied Vegas point totals:

Seattle Seahawks

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Philadelphia Eagles

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Quarterback

Seattle: Wilson’s been turning the ball over recently, but there’s no reason to second guess plugging him into your lineup as a mid-range RB1. With Chris Carson back in the lineup, hopefully this helps Wilson feel like he doesn’t have to single-handedly win the game and force some throws.

Philadelphia: Wentz is looking like one of the worst QBs in the NFL. It’s hard to trust him anywhere near your starting lineup, but he’s still contributing for fantasy football. This is a great matchup, so he can be plugged in as a streaming option this week, but it’s probably best to avoid watching this game if you play him.

Running Backs

Seattle: Carson’s set to return to the lineup this week and he should be immediately plugged back into your starting lineups as a high-end RB2. It’s a tough matchup on the ground, but Carson’s too involved in this offense to sit.

Philadelphia: Sanders continue to show his top-tier talent each week, but he now has to deal with the RBBC approach from Doug Pederson with Jordan Howard back in the lineup. Howard’s not going to see enough work to be a viable fantasy asset himself, but he’s going to do just enough to take away Sanders’ ceiling. Sanders now becomes a mid-range RB2 play that will have to find the end zone to finish much higher than that. With the way Howard’s been performing at the goal line this season, do they roll with him over Sanders?

Wide Receivers

Seattle: You start DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett every single week, no matter the matchup.

Philadelphia: This is a fantastic matchup for opposing WRs, so you would assume that all receiving options would be on the table. However, with the way that Wentz has been playing recently, they all become extremely risky plays. Reagor has the best chance of performing in this matchup, but he’s nothing more than a high-end FLEX play in my rankings. Fulgham had been performing extremely well, but he’s not worth taking the shot on in this matchup due to his recent performances. Other than Reagor, it’s probably best to just avoid this receiving room.

Tight Ends

Seattle: With Greg Olsen done for the year, one of the other TE options is going to have to step up. Dissly has the best chance of becoming the receiving option here, but it’s not worth playing him until we get some clarity.

Philadelphia: With Zach Ertz trending towards playing in week 12, Goedert loses some of his appeal. Goedert can now be viewed as a high-end TE2 that will need to find the end zone to crack the top-12. Ertz will be back in the Eagles’ starting lineup, but he shouldn’t be back in your fantasy lineup. With what we saw earlier on in the season, it’s best to just leave Ertz on your bench or your league’s waiver wire.

FantasyProjection Buster: Due to the matchup, any of the Eagles’ receiving options could go off for a huge performance. However, it’s impossible to project that with the way that Wentz has been looking recently.

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Baltimore Ravens vs Pittsburgh Steelers

Note: This game is unlikely to be played due to a COVID-19 outbreak on the Ravens. If this game does indeed happen, check back on Sunday for updated projections and notes.

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