Fantasy Player Projections

Tarvaris Jackson

Jackson broke a streak of three straight games with fewer than 200 passing yards last week against the Rams, although he has gone six straight without breaking 225. Teams have been able to pass on the Bears, although Jackson is still a weak fantasy start.

Marshawn Lynch

Lynch's magical season continued in Week 14 against the Rams, rushing for 115 yards and a TD on 23 carries. He has now scored in nine straight games, but has a very tough matchup against the Bears' 10th-ranked defense.

Michael Robinson

Some involvement in the passing game, but not enough for fantasy relevance.

Doug Baldwin

Baldwin had one of his best games of the season Monday against the Rams, catching seven passes for 93 yards and a TD. Baldwin is at the top of the WR depth chart and could have more success this week against a weak Chicago secondary.

Golden Tate

Tate was targeted seven times last week by Tarvaris Jackson and they seem to be developing decent chemistry together. They will have an opportunity this week to make it even better against a weak Chicago pass defense.

Zach Miller

Miller continues to compete with Mike Williams to see who is the bigger disappointment for the Seahawks this season. He'll likely be used for blocking this week against a very good Chicago run defense.

Steven Hauschka

After three straight games of only one made field goal, Hauschka was 3-of-4 last week, his second most attempts all season. He shouldn't be expected to get that many this week against a strong Chicago defense.

The Seahawks luck out this week, facing a Bears team without Matt Forte or Jay Cutler. The Bears still have speed on the outside, but the Seahawks' 14th-ranked pass defense may be able to contain them.

Caleb Hanie

The Bears were ultra conserative, especially in the fourth quarter last week, but they may have a bit of trouble running the ball against the Seahawks. As a result, Hanie may be forced to open it up a little more playing at home.

Marion Barber

Despite the major mistakes, Barber actually had a highly productive day with 29 touches for 140 yards and touchdown. There is the chance he ends up in the dog house, but he should get another heavy workload against Seattle's top ten run defense.

Kahlil Bell

Bell had a healthy 14 touches last week, and should see a similar type workload as long as Matt Forte is out. There is also the possibility that his touches increase after Marion Barber's game-changing mistakes last week.

Johnny Knox

Knox led the Bears' wideouts with five targets and 37 yards last week, but Seattle's secondary is very beatable if you need a desperation play.

Earl Bennett

Bennett has only two catches for 10 yards in the three starts with Caleb Hanie under center, so stay away from starting him until further notice.

Kellen Davis

Davis has just 14 catches on the season, but does have four touchdowns on the year. Unless he is targeted in the red zone, you won't see much production out of him.

Robbie Gould

Gould hit from a Chicago record 57 yards last week, but it was his only attempt on the day. He remains a highly accurate kicker, but will be limited by a very conservative offense.

Seattle will have to travel cross country on a short week to face the Bears, who will be looking to prove everyone wrong after the blow up in Denver.