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He's now been held to single-digit points in three of his past four games, but there's reason for optimism in Week 15. Indianapolis has allowed the fourth-most adjusted fantasy points per carry, and the Colts just gave up a pair of RB1 performances to Cincinnati's Joe Mixon and Chase Brown. Harris profiles as a quality flex or low-end RB2.
Still, he's averaged 22.2 points at So-Fi this season while the Broncos have allowed the third-most adjusted fantasy points per drop-back and the fourth-highest passing success rate to opposing QBs. Herbert remains a QB1. C.J. Stroud (HOU).
Through three starts, Kyler Murray has averaged just 11.6 passing fantasy points per game and had an EPA per drop-back (-0.24) on par with Bryce Young. The Steelers’ blitz-happy defense should aid Murray’s scrambling and keep him on the QB1 radar. Howell finished with 18.3 points against Dallas’ vaunted defense, and he’s now gone under 16 fantasy points just twice in 12 games.
After missing four weeks with a thumb injury, Fields scored 21.2 points in his return despite not being 100%. Fields eclipsed 100 yards on the ground for the first time all season last week. Minnesota is no cakewalk, but you need his rushing upside in your starting lineup.
— Jared Goff (DET) had one of his best road starts last week, totaling 21.1 fantasy points. — Kyler Murray (ARI) didn’t miss a beat in his season debut. Kyler averaged 7.8 yards per attempt and ran for a touchdown last week, finishing as the QB13 with 18.3 fantasy points.