LOOKING AHEAD TO THURSDAY
THE INJURY FRONT
Look for Minnesota's Adrian Peterson to get more touches at Arizona. The league's leading rushing was limited to 18 yards on eight carries against Seattle. Carson Palmer and the Arizona offense rolled up 524 yards last weekend. Rookie David Johnson, who went to Northern Iowa, ran for 99 yards in his first career start.
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— And now for some good news on the injury front: Allen Hurns cleared the NFL's concussion protocol and can play Sunday against Indy. Hurns is the team's second-leading receiver, with 48 catches for 758 yards and seven touchdowns.
Melvin Gordon? Unreliable. Marshawn Lynch? Sidelined until who knows when. If you're not in a keeper league,Scarpe Nike Air Force Just Do It, why cling to them? Instead, look for someone that might be able to actually add value.
If you're finished, condolences — been that kind of season for many of us. If you're still going, congrats and now is the time to be putting your best lineup forward. By now, you know exactly what a good player looks like.
Just when Broncos running back C.J. Anderson was turning things around, he turns an ankle. Once again, there were quite a few injuries over the weekend:
Many fantasy owners are entering the playoffs this week. Or playing for pride in their league's consolation bracket. Or perhaps done altogether.
WEEK 13 OBSERVATIONS
Here are possible waiver additions to consider:
Like Doug Baldwin if he's still around — and may just be considering he's available in nearly half of ESPN leagues. That despite having five TDs the last two weeks. Or take a chance on someone such as Jay Ajayi, who's been relatively productive when given an opportunity and is good insurance if you already have Lamar Miller.
— Dorial Green-Beckham, WR, Tennessee (owned in 9.9 percent of ESPN): Grabbed five passes for 119 yards and a score last weekend.

— Antonio Brown's celebration after a punt return for a score deserved extra fantasy points. It was that entertaining. He jumped into padding of the goalpost and straddled it before tumbling to the ground,Bobby Cox Jersey.
— Broncos tight end Vernon Davis left with a concussion. In the same game,Adidas Superstar Clearance Sale, Chargers receiver Dontrelle Inman suffered a neck injury and was taken off the field in a cart. Inman moved into the starting lineup after Keenan Allen suffered a season-ending kidney injury.
— Seattle has been known for its defense for so long. But the offense is pretty good, too. Russell Wilson threw for 274 yard and three TDs. He also ran 51 yards and another score. Thomas Rawls is filling in nicely for Lynch. Rawls rushed for 101 yards and a score.
Just because you invested a relatively high pick in a player doesn't mean you have to stick with them. Because you can't afford anymore abysmal nights from your players come playoff time. That four-yard rushing performance from Eddie Lacy just isn't going to cut it.
— Ryan Fitzpatrick, QB, New York Jets (owned in 41.9 percent of ESPN): Has thrown 11 TD passes over last five games.
— Kickers sure struggled in the extra-point department this weekend. That's no longer an automatic point for fantasy owners. Sebastian Janikowski had his streak of 225 made extra points snapped,Dirk Nowitzki Jersey.
— Browns receiver Travis Benjamin hurt his shoulder injury while making a catch, and tight end Gary Barnidge played most of the game on a twisted ankle.
— Juwan Thompson,Air Force Scontate, RB, Denver (owned in zero percent of Yahoo): Could provide insurance given Anderson's ankle ailment.
— Wow, what a finish in the Green Bay-Detroit game. Grab tight end Richard Rodgers if you can. He's only owned in 42 percent of Yahoo leagues.
— Johnny Manziel, QB, Cleveland (owned in 3 percent of Yahoo leagues): May be in line to start again. Was benched because of off-field issues. Manziel threw for 372 yards against Pittsburgh last month.
— James White, RB, New England (owned in 26.5 percent of ESPN): Only four yards rushing against Philly, but did catch 10 passes for 115 yards and a score.
— Ho-hum, another five-TD performance by Cam Newton. Indeed, he's a pretty good option to start each week.