Cam Akers could struggle for the Los Angeles Rams.

Studs and Duds: Wild Card Weekend Edition

As we’ll allude to below, Tampa Bay’s slaughter of awful teams late in the season will be its undoing. In securing the NFC East title, Washington’s mediocre but battle tested team sports a pass defense ranked second in DVOA. Ranking 12th in pressures, Washington differs from a lot of teams by being able to convert that pressure into tackles for loss, sacks and turnovers.

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Keldon Johnson looks like a breakout star for the San Antonio Spurs.

The Wire Troll: Keldon Johnson Emerges in San Antonio

The Spurs’ 2019 first round pick (29th overall) had been off the Fantasy radar until he exploded in the season opener for 16 points, five boards, three assists and three steals. He showed some promise in limited action as a rookie last season, shooting well from the line, but if he’s regularly going to get the kind of minutes he saw in the opener as the surprise starter, he’ll be Fantasy gold. Johnson is athletic, has good size as a wingman and is a strong defender. Coming out of Kentucky, his jump shot, ball handling and passing needed some work, but it’s clear he’s ready to come into his own.

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J.D. McKissic has a chance to shine for the Washington Football Team.

Start ’em, Sit ’em: Rough Seas for Household Quarterbacks

The final week of Fantasy playoffs features more traps than upside including a scary board for veteran quarterbacks and risky outlooks for Minnesota’s star running back and Las Vegas’ stud tight end. We at RotoRob.com would like to thank everyone for being with us during this rocky Fantasy year, and rest assured that we will churn hard hitting analysis for the playoffs.

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Caleb Martin could be useful for the Charlotte Hornets.

The Wire Troll: Caleb Martin Could See Extra PT in Charlotte

Martin is an excellent free throw shooter, and the fact he’s shown more aptitude to get to the line with his aggressive play, and has been shooting better from the field in preseason are good signs. His ceiling isn’t high, so he’s likely best employed in deep formats, but he’s athletic, is decently size for a wing player and has speed.

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