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This week’s SGP targets are built around quarterbacks attacking very specific defensive weaknesses. Shedeur Sanders and Isaiah Bond line up to punish Chicago’s struggles against the deep ball, Jaylen Waddle draws a man-heavy Steelers defense that plays directly into his elite separation profile, and C.J. Stroud gets a rare low-disruption matchup against Arizona that allows him to be aggressive downfield — creating multiple paths to high-upside, pass-driven game scripts.

Both spots hinge on disruption and coverage mistakes, and the matchups strongly favor the quarterbacks. Sam Darnold draws an injury-ravaged Colts secondary that struggles to play perfect coverage, while C.J. Stroud faces a Cardinals defense that rarely generates disruption — setting up Seattle and Houston as prime candidates to control their games and cash spreads, alts and SGPs built around offensive dominance.

The market may be underrating this Dallas defense, especially in a matchup that suits the Cowboys offense perfectly. Prescott’s ability to beat pressure contrasts sharply with McCarthy’s tendency to stall drives, giving Dallas a clear path to control the game.

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A list of players poised to beat expectations, accompanied by a confidence rating at the end of each outlook. Use them to win close decisions, not to bench superstars.

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The Falcons stormed back from a 28-14 fourth-quarter deficit, largely through Kyle Pitts, to stun the Buccaneers and deal a blow to their playoff hopes.

Week 15 is here, and PFF’s analysts have locked in their favorite bets of the week, powered by the PFF Player Prop Tool.

Wan'Dale Robinson and Jerry Jeudy profile as players whose target volume should rebound in Week 15 based on their route usage, quarterback tendencies and predicted target share.

Jon Macri provides all the red zone information fantasy football managers need to make informed decisions ahead of Week 15.

The Falcons edged the Buccaneers 29–28 in Tampa thanks to Kyle Pitts Sr.’s monster three-TD, 152-yard performance and Zane Gonzalez’s walk-off field goal after a chaotic, penalty-filled night in which Atlanta racked up 19 flags but still averaged 7.2 yards per play.

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Using route-level PFF data and the Predicted Targets Model, these players could be in line for large fantasy performances in Week 15.

PFF’s newest game-night challenge is here. With Cowboys–Vikings on Sunday Night Football, fans can now test their football eye by predicting the PFF grades for five featured players. Lock in your picks before kickoff, track grades live and see how close you land to the real thing.