:WHICH UNDER-THE-RADAR PLAYERS HAVE THE BEST CHANCE FOR A BIG GAME THIS WEEK?Giants QB Eli Manning has a juicy Week 11 matchup against the Buccaneers http://www.losangelesramsteamonline.com/rodger-saffold-jersey , who have given up multiple TDs to QBs in seven of nine games. Other Giants you should consider starting this week include wideout Sterling Shepard and tight end Evan Engram. The Bucs can't stop WRs and TEs, and have yielded the second-most fantasy Points Per Game (FPPG) to both positions.You can stick a fork in the Raiders. They're done and should be targeted in fantasy football every week. The Cardinals, their Week 11 opponent, have a rookie and veteran that have the potential of having a big game against them.Christian Kirk is averaging just under seven targets per game over the past four weeks. Despite his quiet Week 10 against the Chiefs, he had averaged just over 65 receiving yards in his previous four games. He's an excellent route runner with good hands and should be considered a trade target in dynasty leagues.Larry Fitzgerald slumped badly earlier this season but he's averaging just under 10 targets over the past four weeks and has 23 receptions and two TDs during that time frame.The Raiders have surrendered multiple TDs to the WR position in seven straight games. Tight end Ricky Seals-Jones has a good matchup against the silver and black. Tight ends have caught 18 passes and scored four TDs against Oakland over the past three weeks.Ravens RB Alex Collins could be a sneaky play against the Bengals, who've given up 13 total TDs to RBs this season. QB Joe Flacco's Week 11 status is not known (hip) and if either Lamar Jackson or Robert Griffin III start in his place, the Ravens might lean on their running game a bit more.ANY GOOD BUY LOW OPTIONS TO FOCUS ON AS TRADE DEADLINES APPROACH?Corey Davis, WR, Titans: The Titans averaged just over 15 points per game for the first seven weeks of their season. They've averaged 31 points over the past two weeks and Davis has averaged 10 targets and 90.5 receiving yards during that time. Davis is fourth with eight targets inside the 10 this season. With the Titans offense finally showing some life, look for Davis to continue to have some upside.Sony Michel, RB, Patriots: For many fantasy owners the bloom may be off the rose when it comes to Michel, but the Patriots have shown that when he's healthy they're going to give him the ball. He averaged just over 22 carries, 4.72 yards per carry and scored four TDs from Week 4 to Week 6. Fantasy football playoffs take place from Week 14 to Week 16 in most leagues and he faces the Dolphins in Week 14 and the Bills in Week 16. Both have been very friendly to the run.ANY RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TRADE TARGETS BASED ON REST OF SEASON SCHEDULES?Cam Newton, QB, Panthers: Newton has scored the eighth-most fantasy points among QBs this season and has future matchups against the Buccaneers, Browns, Saints and Falcons. The Browns are 17th in FPPG allowed to QBs http://www.ramsauthorizedshops.com/authentic-aqib-talib-jersey , but the other three teams are in the top 4 in points allowed to the position.Emmanuel Sanders, WR, Broncos: Sanders has scored the 11th most fantasy points among WRs. With the Broncos trade of Demaryius Thomas to the Texans, Sanders will continue to be heavily targeted in the passing game. He still has favorable matchups against the 49ers, who've yielded 14 TDs to WRs and the Browns, who've allowed the seventh most FPPG to WRs this season. In Week 16, which is usually championship week in fantasy football, Sanders will have a very favorable matchup against the Raiders. In addition, Phillip Lindsay, RB for the Broncos, should also take advantage of Denver's soft schedule down the stretch and should also be considered a trade target.WITH COOPER KUPP OUT FOR THE REST OF THE SEASON IS THERE A RAMS WR THAT COULD TAKE ADVANTAGE OF HIS ABSENCE?His target share is tough to predict, but look for Josh Reynolds, who has big-play potential, to play some of his reps out of the slot, where he'll absorb some of Kupp's targets. In his last game with Kupp on the sidelines he caught three passes for 42 yards, but two of those catches were for TDs. The NFC Championship game is upon us and it is a regular season rematch with the Los Angeles Rams traveling to face the New Orleans Saints. In the first meeting, the Saints held on after a dominating 35-17 first half, eventually winning 45-35. This time Youth John Johnson Jersey , the Rams hope to get not only regular season revenge, but also a chance at going to the Super Bowl.Against the Philadelphia Eagles last week, the Saints faced a 14-0 deficit, only to rally behind a 300-yard passing game by Drew Brees and a balanced rushing attack from Alvin Kamara and Mark Ingram. The Saints would score the last 20 points of the game to advance 20-14. While some players will be similar to the list from the November matchup, there are a couple of new faces sprinkled in this edition of the five Saints to watch.QB Drew BreesBrees is the face of the Saints franchise. The all-time NFL passing yardage leader, Brees had another strong campaign at age 40 with almost 4,000 yards (3,992) in 15 games to go with 32 touchdowns and five interceptions. In the regular season, Brees completed 74.4% of his passes while boasting a superb 81.9 QB rating. His season saw a couple of peaks and valleys but in the Divisional Round, Brees was outstanding with 301 yards passing, leading the Saints out of the two touchdown deficit. An interesting wrinkle the Saints have tried throughout the season is bringing in QB Taysom Hill, who brings a rush oriented approach and can cause mismatches if the defense is not prepared. However, be prepared for focus number one to still be on Brees.LB Demario DavisQuietly the leading tackler for the Saints, Davis had 110 total tackles along with five sacks, four passes defended, and two forced fumbles in the regular season. In the contest against the Eagles, Davis led the Saints with eight total tackles. Davis was ranked the 12th best linebacker according to PFF. Look for Davis’ main responsibility to be to slow down Rams RB’s Todd Gurley and C.J. Anderson, although the challenge is tougher with Sheldon Rankins being out.WR Michael ThomasBrees has a favorite target and the former Ohio State Buckeye Michael Thomas is his guy. Thomas finished the regular season with 1 http://www.authenticslosangelesrams.com/cheap-dominique-easley-jersey ,405 yards and nine touchdowns while catching an astounding 125 passes out of 147 targets (85%). Thomas painfully caught the game-clinching touchdown against the Rams the last matchup and has Rams CB Marcus Peters seeking out an opportunity to get even. To no surprise, against the Eagles, Thomas caught 12 passes (16 targets) for 171 yards and a touchdown.CB Marshon LattimoreAnother former Ohio State Buckeye, Lattimore has continued to be a major playmaker for the Saints. For the season, Lattimore had 59 total tackles, 12 passes defended, two interceptions, and three forced fumbles. In the Eagles game, Lattimore came up clutch with four total tackles, two passes defended, and two interceptions. Look for the Rams to try and avoid Lattimore if possible.RB Alvin Kamara (Bonus: Mark Ingram)The Saints rushing attack is quietly why Drew Brees hasn’t posted 5,000 yards passing the last two seasons. Kamara (883 yards rushing, 14 touchdowns) and Ingram (645 yards, six touchdowns) have been stout on the ground, but Kamara also contributes heavily in the passing game (81 catches for 709 yards and four touchdowns). The Rams were projected to have struggles with Ezekiel Elliott and succeeded, but the Saints offer a unique challenge with two very capable and dangerous backs.