Carolina Panthers running back Chuba Hubbard had his worst game of the season against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 13. Hubbard recorded just 43 rushing yards on 12 attempts and a crucial overtime fumble in Carolina's 26-23 loss. He had no receiving targets and no touchdowns. One could attribute Hubbard's lack of production to the ramping up of rookie halfback Jonathon Brooks, who saw increased reps in his second career game. This was a known possibility and something many managers had predicted since the preseason. The crucial overtime fumble certainly doesn't help his outlook in the future. Still, Hubbard has had a great season and will likely remain the featured back against Philadelphia next week.

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Carolina Panthers rookie running back Jonathon Brooks saw more snaps and opportunities in Sunday's 26-23 overtime loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The Panthers continue to ease him into their game plans. The Texas product carried the ball six times for 18 yards but did more damage in the receiving game, garnering three receptions for 23 yards. While it was starting to look doubtful that Brooks would bring any fantasy relevance this year, it now seems possible that he can make an impact in the waning weeks of the season. With Carolina taking on a tough Philadelphia defense next week, Brooks' usage compared to Chuba Hubbard will be something to watch.

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Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young has continued showing much-improved confidence and talent over the last month, culminating in his best game against the division-rival Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Young finished the overtime loss with 298 yards, one passing touchdown, 17 rushing yards, and a rushing touchdown in Sunday's 26-23 overtime loss to Tampa Bay. He also added a clutch moment to his resume, connecting with Adam Thielen for a 25-yard touchdown to tie the game with 30 seconds remaining, capping a nine-play, 60-yard drive. It's clear that a midseason benching and reset were pivotal for Young, who has been guns blazing since his return to the lineup. However, a Week 14 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles will be his toughest test yet.

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Dynasty | Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins completed 24-of-39 passes with no touchdowns and four interceptions in a loss to the Chargers. Dynasty Analysis: The Chargers have a solid defense, but this was a mess from the beginning for Cousins, who has been really up and down all year. With Atlanta now having lost three in a row, the calls for Michael Penix Jr may start to get louder if the Falcons don't turn this around. Still, Cousins has shown a knack for bouncing back from bad games. His dynasty value is stable as an aging low-end QB1 or solid QB2.

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Dynasty | Chargers rookie wide receiver Ladd McConkey had nine catches for 117 yards in a win against Atlanta. Dynasty Analysis: If there was any question as to who the top receiver for the Chargers is, that's been answered as McConkey now has over 300 yards the past three weeks. With Justin Herbert settling in to the new offense, McConkey's dynasty arrow is pointing way up as he's now up to 58 catches for 815 yards.

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Dynasty | Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson completed 29-of-38 passes for 414 yards with three touchdowns and no interceptions in a win against the Bengals. Dynasty Analysis: Many thought Mike Tomlin was crazy for benching Justin Fields earlier this year, but it's clear he knows more about football than pretty much anyone else on the planet. This has looked like a master stroke as Wilson is now up to 1,626 passing yards and ten touchdowns (with just three interceptions) in just six games started. While still more of a QB2 in dynasty leagues. Wilson is proving he still has something left in the tank and his dynasty value is back on the rise.

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Dynasty | Cardinals tight end Trey McBride had 12 catches for 96 yards in a loss to the Vikings. Dynasty Analysis: McBride now has a whopping 24 catches on 27 attempts over the past two weeks. While he amazingly still doesn't have a touchdown on the season, the fact he's been able to put up elite level TE1 numbers without finding the end zone is telling. His potential is through the roof and may end up being the TE2 behind Brock Bowers when all is said and done this year.

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Dynasty | Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin had eight catches for 73 yards and two touchdowns in a win over Tennessee. Dynasty Analysis: McLaurin's weekly value has been really up and down of late, but today reminded us he could go nuclear on any given Sunday. With Jayden Daniels entrenched as a superstar young quarterback, McLaurin should be locked into lineups the rest of the way. Today's performance will stop any slight dynasty value slide he's been experiencing.

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Dynasty | Titans wide receiver Nick Westbrook-Ikhine had three catches for 61 yards and two touchdowns in a loss against Washington. Dynasty Analysis: It's actually getting insane. He now has eight touchdown catches on the year on just 20 receptions. While his floor is ridiculously low, he's also scored in seven out of eight games and has to be considered in lineups because of it. His dynasty value hasn't moved much because of the lack of volume, but it's hard to argue with the results here.

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Dynasty | Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence was forced from a loss to the Texans with a head injury. Dynasty Analysis: Lawrence was making his way back from a shoulder injury only to be the recipient of what many are calling a dirty hit. Regardless, Lawrence took a shot to the head and was quickly ruled out. This has the looks of another round of missed practices and possibly missed games for the hard-luck Lawrence, who was attempting to slide before getting plowed into. Lawrence has been up and down and while this won't affect his dynasty value much, the idea he was the next big thing at the position has pretty much quieted to a silence.

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Dynasty | Saints hybrid player Taysom Hill left the Saints loss to the Rams with a knee injury. Dynasty Analysis: The Saints are fearing he has ligament damage and it really does look like his season may be over. It's a very unfortunate end for him as New Orleans was trying to really use him in a variety of ways again down the stretch. As an aging player who could be coming off a serious injury (and one with a new coaching staff), his dynasty value is in serious flux.

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Dynasty | Bucs running back Bucky Irving had 152 rushing yards, three catches, 33 receiving yards and a touchdown in a win against Carolina. Dynasty Analysis: The three-headed monster in the Tampa backfield is sure looking a lot more like Irving as the "A" and the combination of Rachaad White and Sean Tucker as a distant "B and C" at the moment. Irving has been incredibly impressive the past few weeks and today's career day is surely going to keep his dynasty value rising. In short, he looks like a rookie draft steal at the moment.

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Dynasty | Panthers running back Jonathon Brooks had 18 rushing yards in a loss to Tampa Bay. Dynasty Analysis: Brooks had six carries on the day and Chuba Hubbard had 12. Neither running back was very impressive, but at least Brooks had a few more touches this week. He looks like a player we're going to have to simply wait until next season to get a really good look at. At this point, his dynasty value is starting to slip a bit.

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Dynasty | 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey could be lost for the season with a PCL injury. Dynasty Analysis: Yikes. McCaffrey dealt with an Achilles issue most of the year, only to come back and have this happen. Teams don't typically suggest players are lost for the year unless they really believe testing will come back a certain way, so it looks like this is it for McCaffrey, whose season will likely end with just over 200 rushing yards and no touchdowns rushing or receiving. Yikes. His dynasty value is also going to sink as he was only able to play in four games this season. Father Time may just be undefeated yet.

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New England Patriots wide receiver DeMario Douglas caught all four of his targets for 20 receiving yards during Sunday's Week 13 loss to the Indianapolis Colts. Although four targets represent solid volume, Douglas' low yardage total was not enough to put him on the fantasy radar in Week 13. In fact, this was his lowest yardage and fantasy points total since Week 8 against the New York Jets. As New England pass-catchers Hunter Henry, Austin Hooper, Kayshon Boutte, and Kendrick Bourne continue to command significant target shares, there may be fewer opportunities for Douglas. He should rank as a WR4 in fantasy football on the other side of the Patriots' Week 14 bye.

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New England Patriots wide receiver Kendrick Bourne caught all three of his targets for 39 yards during Sunday's Week 13 loss to the Indianapolis Colts. He played 64 percent of the team's offensive snaps and ranked third among Patriots wide receivers with 27 routes run. The 29-year-old now has at least three catches in each of his last three games, totaling 31.5 fantasy points (PPR) and ranking as the overall WR36 during that span. It's also worth noting that Bourne's production and fantasy value would have been even higher if not for a touchdown reception that was called back due to a penalty. Moving forward, Bourne's volume and scoring potential make him a fringe top-36 fantasy receiver on the other side of the Patriots' Week 14 bye.

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New England Patriots wide receiver Kayshon Boutte caught three of his six targets for 41 yards during Sunday's Week 13 loss to the Indianapolis Colts. The 22-year-old played 71 of the Patriots' 72 offensive snaps on Sunday; this 99 percent snap share was his highest mark of the season. He now has 12 catches for 127 yards over his last four games, ranking as the overall WR56 in PPR leagues during that span. Boutte's high snap share and big-play ability make him an intriguing depth option in fantasy football, but managers can't justify starting him until he delivers FLEX-caliber production on a more consistent basis. The second-year receiver's next chance to make an impact will come on the other side of the Patriots' bye in Week 15 when they take on the Arizona Cardinals.

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New England Patriots tight end Hunter Henry caught seven of his nine targets for 75 yards during Sunday's Week 13 loss to the Indianapolis Colts. Although Henry's streak without a touchdown was extended to seven games on Sunday, the veteran was still highly productive in a matchup against a Colts defense that has struggled to defend tight ends. The 29-year-old actually had a touchdown vultured by fellow tight end Austin Hooper, but he still had a productive fantasy performance of his own by turning in his fifth double-digit points total over the last eight weeks. Henry now ranks as the overall TE10 in the span since Drake Maye took over as the Patriots' starting quarterback in Week 6. He should be started in most leagues on the other side of New England's Week 14 bye.

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New England Patriots tight end Austin Hooper caught all four of his targets for 42 yards and one touchdown during Sunday's Week 13 loss to the Indianapolis Colts. Hooper now has a touchdown in each of his last two games. He also has four targets in each of his last four contests, ranking as the overall TE8 during that span (and eight slots ahead of teammate Hunter Henry). The 30-year-old has continued to develop his rapport with rookie quarterback Drake Maye, and he has plenty of momentum heading into the Patriots' bye week. It's tough to trust a backup tight end in fantasy football, but if there's one worth starting, it's Hooper. He'll rank as a mid-to-low fantasy TE2 when the Patriots return to action in Week 15.

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New England Patriots running back Antonio Gibson rushed seven times for 62 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's Week 13 loss to the Indianapolis Colts. While Gibson operated as the No. 2 running back behind Rhamondre Stevenson, he was more efficient than the Patriots' lead back and also scored the team's only rushing touchdown. We cannot ignore just how efficient Gibson has been lately, averaging 8.9 yards per carry Sunday and 6.2 yards per carry over his last four games. As a result, he should earn more opportunities, perhaps stealing some of Stevenson's touches going forward. We've already seen some signs of Gibson getting an increased workload as Sunday's 23.6 percent snap share was his second-highest mark since Week 6.

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