Fantasy Analysis: Rodgers and Wilson wise QB choices for Divisional Round

"The 100 Yards" Fantasy Football Analysis Report

NOTE: Time has been limited for all of our writers this week so we will have a very small Fantasy Report this week. Not as many positions will be covered in this specific report, so it is limited.

Aaron Rodgers

QB:

Aaron Rodgers: Rodgers had 210 pass yards, including two touchdowns in 36 attempys and 21 completions in the 2015 season Wild-Card Round.

Russell Wilson: Wilson had 142 pass yards and a touchdown in 26 attempts and 13 completions in the Wild-Card Round.

K:

Chris Boswell: Boswell made all four field goal attempts in the Wild-Card Round.

Cairo Santos: Santos made all three field goal attempts in the Wild-Card Round. He also made all three of his Extra-Point attempts.

WR:

Antonio Brown: Brown had seven receptions for 119 rushing yard in the Wild-Card Round.

James Jones: Jones had 7 receptions for 81 rushing yards in the Wild-Card Round.

TE:
Rob Gronkowski: Gronk was not at the Patriots' team practice on Tuesday, but is most likely being rested. Gronk has proved all season that he is one of the best tight ends in the league today, and he has proven that in some of his previous seasons.

Travis Kelce: Kelce caught eight of 10 targets for 128 yards in Sunday's win over the Texans.

D/ST:

Seattle Seahawks: The Seahawks defense only gave up one touchdown against the Vikings in the Wild-Card Round, as the Seahawks won the game 10-9 to eliminate the Vikings from the 2015 season playoff.

Kansas City Chiefs: The Chiefs defense is a fantastic line that can have a chance to beat any opponent it faces. It kept the Texans from scoring anything in a 30-0 Chiefs victory in the Wild-Card Round.

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"The 100 Yards" Fantasy Football Analysis Report (Playoff Edition)

Russell Wilson

QB:
Russell Wilson: Going Against: Minnesota Vikings

• Wilson completed 19 of 28 attempted passes for 197 yards and three touchdowns against the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday in Week #17. Wilson finished the 2015 NFL season with 34 passing touchdowns.

Kirk Cousins: Going Against: Green Bay Packers

• Cousins may have only played the first quarter during his Week #17 game with the Redskins on Sunday, but he completed 12 of 15 passes for 176 yards and three touchdowns in the Redskins' 34-23 win against the Dallas Cowboys. Expect Cousins to have another stellar performance against the Green Bay Packers in the Wild Card Round of the playoffs.

RB:
Jeremy Hill: Going Against: Pittsburgh Steelers

• Hill had a stellar Week #17. He ran 96 yards and a touchdown in 16 carries as he and the Cincinnatti Bengals beat the Baltimore Ravens 24-16. Hill should have another great showing against the Pittsburgh Steelers in the Wild Card Roudn of the 2015 season playoffs.

Charcandrick West: Going Against: Houston Texans

• West had 13 carries for 34 yards on Sunday in Week #17 as he and the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Oakland Raiders 23-17.

WR:
Antonio Brown: Going Against: Cincinnatti Bengals

• Brown managed a touchdown in 13 carries for a stellar 187 yards on Sunday in Week #17.

AJ Green: Going Against: Pittsburgh Steelers

• Green caught four of five targets for 34 yards and a touchdown as the Bengals beat the Ravens on Sunday in Week #17.

TE:
Jordan Reed: Going Against: Green Bay Packers

• Reed caught all four of his targets for 45 yards as he and the Redskins beat the Cowboys 34-23.

Tyler Eifert: Going Against: Pittsburgh Steelers

• Eifert managed 4 catches for 51 yards and a touchdown in the Bengals' Week #17 victory over the Baltimore Ravens.

K:
Steven Hauschka: Going Against: Minnesota Vikings:

• Hauschka completed 3 of 4 field goal attempts and 3 of 4 extra point attempts as he and the Seattle Seahawks beat the Arizona Cardinals 36-6.

Cairo Santos: Going Against: Houston Texans

• Santos really did not have any official field goals in Week #17. One was a fake field goal where Santos completed a three-yard pass, and the other as waived off because of a penalty. Santos is playing in a Wild Card Round game against the Minnesota Vikings in what should be a low scoring game and should come down to at least one field goal.
D/ST:
Seattle Seahawks: Going Against: Minnesota Vikings

• The Seahawks' defense has proven all season that they are not one to be sat. They have shown that they are one of the most dominant defensive lines in the league.

Kansas City Chiefs: Going Against: Houston Texans

• The Kansas City Chiefs defense is going against a Houston Texans offense that they are definitely capable of beating in the Wild Card Round of the 2015 season playoffs.