Fantasy Player Projections

Eli Manning

Dead arm, eh? Didn't look like it in Week 12 against Green Bay, when Manning had three touchdowns. This offense may just now be heating up. Hakeem Nicks is still making strides, and Rueben Randle has shown some growth. The Redskins' 31st-ranked pass defense could be in trouble.

Ahmad Bradshaw

Bradshaw looked like a new man in Week 12, splitting the Packers' defense for a long reception, then later for a 13-yard touchdown run. Andre Brown had been stealing goal-line carries, but he's now on IR. It remains to be seen if rookie David Wilson will steal those red zone touches, or if Bradshaw will become the featured back again. He's a good start this week regardless.

David Wilson

Fans have yet to really see the potential New York's coaches have been raving about, but Andre Brown's broken leg moves Wilson up the depth chart. His fantasy relevance should increase along with his touches.

Victor Cruz

A month ago, Cruz delivered a knockout punch in New York's win over Washington -- a 77-yard score in the final minutes. Up to that point Cruz had been having a subpar day. The lesson: This guy can strike at any time, from anywhere on the field.

Hakeem Nicks

Eli Manning's first pass last week went to Nicks -- a sign the team is trying to get him involved early. Expect the same formula in this contest.

Rueben Randle

Randle scored last week and fought for yards after the catch. The coaching staff feels he's ready to accept a bigger role; fantasy owners need more evidence.

Martellus Bennett

Bennett has largely been a disappointment this year, but his best yardage day came against Washington (79 yards on five catches). Last week, Dallas' Jason Witten caught nine balls against the Redskins' pass defense.

Lawrence Tynes

Tynes has now made 12 of his last 13 field goal attempts, and has scored seven or more points in seven straight games. He is as steady as fantasy kickers come.

The return game has failed to impress but the defense is finally coming alive. In the first meeting with Washington, the Giants collected three fumbles, an interception and three sacks.

Robert Griffin III

Griffin III has rejoined the Rookie of the Year debate following a pair of four-touchdown days. He takes care of the football (just four interceptions) and continues to make plays with his feet (89 yards rushing in the Week 7 meeting with New York).

Alfred Morris

Morris averaged 5.5 yards and broke a 30-yard run in his first meeting against the defending Super Bowl champions. The only concern fantasy owners should have heading into this game is whether Washington will be able to run the ball in all four quarters.

Pierre Garcon

Garcon once again looks like a No. 1 receiver after pacing Washington with 93 yards on Thanksgiving. He is the most polished of the team's wideouts, and the only one worthy of weekly consideration from fantasy owners.

Santana Moss

Fantasy owners cannot ignore Moss' seven touchdown catches this season, even though he has just 29 receptions in 11 games.

Aldrick Robinson

If nothing else, Robinson is efficient, catching two passes for 117 yards and two scores over the past two weeks. He is the best deep weapon Washington has, but fantasy owners cannot afford to gamble that Robert Griffin III will find Robinson downfield every week.

Logan Paulsen

Paulsen came out of the gates strong, but in recent weeks has not seen much opportunity. The Redskins are relying more on their young receiving corps, leaving Paulsen to play the role of bit player in the passing game.

Kai Forbath

Not only has Forbath been surprisingly accurate -- 10-for-10 on field goal attempts -- but he has made a kick from 45 or more yards in five of six games. Best yet, he's available in most fantasy leagues.

This isn't the Giants from a few weeks ago. This New York offense has its act together and can strike on the ground or through the air. Washington may be red hot, but this game will cool down the 'Skins a bit.