Fantasy Player Projections

Russell Wilson

While the rookie quarterback has 15 touchdown passes and eight interceptions, it's interesting to note that he has seven touchdown passes and just one interception in his past three games. The Dolphins allow an average of 266 passing yards per game, making Wilson a decent start in Week 12.

Marshawn Lynch

Lynch surpassed the 100-yard rushing mark in Week 10 for the fourth time this season and is on pace for 1,600 rushing yards. The Dolphins have improved against the run, but Lynch is still a must-start running back.

Robert Turbin

The rookie has 167 rushing yards so far this season, ranking him third on the Seahawks behind Russell Wilson and Marshawn Lynch. The Seahawks are starting to give Turbin more touches, but he's still merely a fantasy handcuff for Lynch.

Sidney Rice

Both of Rice's catches against the Jets in Week 10 were for touchdowns, giving him five touchdown catches in his past five games. He should be used as a WR2/3 as long as he continues his touchdown streak.

Golden Tate

Tate has three touchdown catches in his past two games, but he has just six catches total in that span. He's a WR3 in fantasy play against the Dolphins, who bend but don't break against the pass.

Zach Miller

Over the past three games, Miller has nine catches for 116 yards and a touchdown. He's still just a fantasy backup tight end right now, especially with the bye weeks over.

Steven Hauschka

Hauschka only had extra-point attempts in his last game out, and he has a mere five field goals in his past five games. Find another fantasy kicker for Week 12.

The Seahawks' defense has been pretty good all season, and it had one of its best games in Week 10 against the Jets. Seattle now has six interceptions in its past five games, with 11 sacks in the past four games. The Seahawks should terrorize rookie quarterback Ryan Tannehill, so keep them active.

Ryan Tannehill

After the rookie didn't throw any interceptions between Weeks 5-9, he has now thrown five picks and one touchdown pass in his past two games. The Seahawks' defense is tough, which means things aren't going to be better for Tannehill in Week 12.

Reggie Bush

Bush's fantasy owners must be annoyed, to put it nicely, by how the veteran has suddenly lost his swagger. Over the past four games, Bush has just 141 rushing yards and one touchdown. The Seahawks are better than average against the run, so don't look for Bush to explode.

Daniel Thomas

Thomas continues to produce in a limited role for the Dolphins, and he has 38 carries for 133 yards and a touchdown in his past four games. Even so, for now he's only a recommended fantasy starter as a flex in larger leagues.

Davone Bess

Bess finally scored his first touchdown of the season in Week 11 against the Bills. He caught six passes for 50 yards and he has 16 catches for 170 yards in his past three games.

Brian Hartline

Hartline has 24 catches for 276 yards and no touchdowns in the four games since the Dolphins' bye week. He hasn't scored since Week 4, which makes him little more than a WR3 in Week 12.

Anthony Fasano

Fasano has been all but forgotten it seems in the Dolphins' offense, as he has just 11 targets, four catches, 24 receiving yards and one touchdown in his past four games. Look elsewhere for fantasy help.

Dan Carpenter

Carpenter has six field goals and seven extra points in his past four games since the bye week. But only a handful of teams allow fewer fantasy points to kickers than the Seahawks' defense.

The Dolphins rebounded a bit against the Bills after getting manhandled by the Colts and Titans. With five sacks and no forced turnovers in the past three games, this defense is too erratic to use in fantasy play right now.