I use two very good fantasy football sites that rank all positions. I've done very well over the years in using them, and this year is no different. I won't bore you with anything else, just that I understand obsessing about your lineup in the final game. And I also have Kelce, and have watched him all year. I was really worried last game when he fumbled yet again, but Reid went back to him after for a TD. The kid is going to be a Top 3 (IMO) TE option for a long time, if he can learn to hold on to the ball and not go for the extra yard or two.
ANYway... here are the two ranking sites opinions by points, and I would look at a combination of the two to make my picks. Different leagues use different scoring methods, of course.
Site One:
Baltimore - 3 sacks, 1 Fumb, 1 Int., 1 TD scored.
Miami - 4 sacks, 1 Fumb, 1 Int., 0 TD scored.
New England - 3 sacks, 1 Fumb, 1 Int., 0 TD scored.
Site Two -
New England Patriots DEF, NE NYJ: #28 3.0 1.7 (Int) 0.5 (Fmb) 0.3 (Score) 9.20
Baltimore Ravens DEF, BAL HOU: #9 3.0 1.5 0.6 0.3 9.00
Miami Dolphins DEF, MIA MIN: #22 3.4 1.3 0.6 0.2 8.40
TE -
Site One:
Greg Olsen CAR vs. CLE 5 Rec. 80 1 17.5
Travis Kelce KC vs. PIT 4 50 1 13.0
Site Two:
Greg Olsen TE, CAR CLE: #9 5.0 Rec. 64.0 0.4 TD prob. 13.80 (PPR) 8.80 (Reg)
Travis Kelce KC @PIT 4 50 1 13.0
I am a Kelce apologist, but I'd have to lean Olsen in this matchup. With Newton being hurt, and either him wanting to get rid of the ball quickly or them going to the backup, I'd have to think Olsen will remain a top option this week. Their targets and numbers were similar last week. Cle is #8 against TE's, Pitt is #25 FWIW. Random thoughts.
As for defense, I think I'd lean New England, although a solid case can be made for any of them. Always like the thought of Revis back there waiting for some of Geno's throws, although he might not see any come his way.
Good luck to you!
ANYway... here are the two ranking sites opinions by points, and I would look at a combination of the two to make my picks. Different leagues use different scoring methods, of course.
Site One:
Baltimore - 3 sacks, 1 Fumb, 1 Int., 1 TD scored.
Miami - 4 sacks, 1 Fumb, 1 Int., 0 TD scored.
New England - 3 sacks, 1 Fumb, 1 Int., 0 TD scored.
Site Two -
New England Patriots DEF, NE NYJ: #28 3.0 1.7 (Int) 0.5 (Fmb) 0.3 (Score) 9.20
Baltimore Ravens DEF, BAL HOU: #9 3.0 1.5 0.6 0.3 9.00
Miami Dolphins DEF, MIA MIN: #22 3.4 1.3 0.6 0.2 8.40
TE -
Site One:
Greg Olsen CAR vs. CLE 5 Rec. 80 1 17.5
Travis Kelce KC vs. PIT 4 50 1 13.0
Site Two:
Greg Olsen TE, CAR CLE: #9 5.0 Rec. 64.0 0.4 TD prob. 13.80 (PPR) 8.80 (Reg)
Travis Kelce KC @PIT 4 50 1 13.0
I am a Kelce apologist, but I'd have to lean Olsen in this matchup. With Newton being hurt, and either him wanting to get rid of the ball quickly or them going to the backup, I'd have to think Olsen will remain a top option this week. Their targets and numbers were similar last week. Cle is #8 against TE's, Pitt is #25 FWIW. Random thoughts.
As for defense, I think I'd lean New England, although a solid case can be made for any of them. Always like the thought of Revis back there waiting for some of Geno's throws, although he might not see any come his way.
Good luck to you!

