Week 14 Fantasy Football: Must-Start & Sit Quarterbacks and Receivers

Week 14 Quarterback Starts

• 🎯 Jacobe Brassette is Jamie Eisenberg's start of the week, despite a tough matchup against the Rams, due to strong road performance trends for opposing QBs and Brassette's high volume.
• 📈 Brassette has scored at least 20 fantasy points in every game this season and is projected to be a top 10 fantasy quarterback.
• ⚡ Daniel Jones is a potential top 12 quarterback against Jacksonville, especially if he can get the ball out quickly to his pass catchers.
• 🚀 Jordan Love is a top 10 quarterback option, with career highs in efficiency metrics and a strong performance against the Lions, suggesting he can perform well against the Bears.

Key Wide Receiver Starts

• 💡 Michael Wilson is a strong start if Marvin Harrison Jr. is out, having seen significant targets and catches in Harrison's absence.
• 🌟 Greg Dorch is a high-end flex play, especially against the Rams' zone defense, if Marvin Harrison Jr. is sidelined.
• 🏈 Alec Pierce is expected to be Daniel Jones' top target against Jacksonville, with potential to perform well based on previous receiver performances against this defense.

Quarterback Sits and Concerns

• ⚠️ Justin Herbert should be benched due to his hand injury, with the Monday night game adding uncertainty about his availability.
• 📉 Caleb Williams is a sit against a tough Packers defense, noted for having the highest off-target rate among NFL passers.
• 📉 Lamar Jackson is a major concern, having scored seven or fewer fantasy points in three straight games, with the Steelers defense historically limiting him.

Wide Receiver Sits and Considerations

• 🚫 Zay Flowers is a sit if Lamar Jackson is struggling, as his production has been capped in recent weeks against Pittsburgh.
• 📉 D.J. Moore is a low-end starter at best in three-receiver leagues due to a tough matchup against Minnesota's elite pass defense.
• 📉 Odunze is a player to avoid, struggling with low target share and a run-heavy Bears offense, making him a questionable start even in two-receiver leagues.
• ❓ Justin Jefferson is a low-end WR2, with JJ McCarthy's return being a positive, but fantasy managers should not expect league-winning numbers.